This study investigates the varying degrees of active aging among older individuals residing in Rajshahi City, Bangladesh. The research aims to identify the factors that contribute to or hinder older persons from engaging in active aging, considering the socio-economic and cultural context of Bangladesh. It examines how different aspects of life, such as health, social participation, and economic activity, influence the overall well-being and engagement of the elderly population in this specific urban setting.

This work appears to be a focused academic study examining a specific demographic and geographical area. Its methodology likely involves empirical data collection to understand the nuances of active aging in a South Asian urban context. The findings are expected to contribute to scholarly discourse on gerontology and public health policy within Bangladesh and potentially other developing nations.