India, Oct. 23 -- Retirement in India has long been synonymous with rest - a time to step back after decades of dedicated service. However, the landscape is changing. In an era defined by longevity, automation, and the digital economy, the notion of "retirement" is being redefined. A growing number of older Indians are taking control of their post-retirement years, viewing them not as an end but as an exciting new chapter focused on reskilling, entrepreneurship, and lifelong learning. Consider Gajendra Chauhan, a 62-year-old retired bank manager from Delhi, who recognised that rest was not enough after his years of managing loans and ledgers. He took decisive action by enrolling in a short-term online certification programme in beauty and...