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India needs to increase elderly care and welfare due to its aging population. Assistive technology is essential for removing barriers and assisting older people with daily tasks. However, lack of user awareness is a major obstacle. Providing suitable living spaces, creating cozy attire, maintaining active networks, and involving elders in neighborhood activities are crucial. Opportunities for jobs and recreation also help maintain physical and mental fitness. Technology interventions in design, networking, recreation, and entertainment are essential. Public policy support, capacity building, and awareness campaigns are needed to effectively utilize technology in elderly care. The goal of the paper is to enhance the protection and well-being of India's aging population by examining the difficulties that older people encounter with regard to social isolation, healthcare, financial stability, and access to social services. The study examines how modern technology is changing the quality of life for seniors, with an emphasis on India. The research technique comprises a thorough examination of current technical advancements and their applications in elder care, as well as an assessment of the unique difficulties and limitations in the Indian setting. The findings highlight the immense potential of technology in addressing the complex needs of India's aging population, such as facilitating remote healthcare access, mitigating social isolation through online communities, enhancing financial inclusion, and ensuring legal protection through digital resources. The paper advocates for the proactive use of technology and policy initiatives to protect the rights of elderly citizens, emphasizing the need for public policy support, capacity building, and awareness campaigns to improve the quality of life for the elderly population in India.