Malaysian retiree promotes her homemade chapatis on social media


Amarjit is among many senior citizens who have embraced technology with open arms. Photos: Diane Lee

When Amarjit Kaur Sran retired as a teacher five years ago, she signed herself up as a student in several online marketing courses so that she could launch her Second Act – selling delicious home Punjabi cooked food.

The former English teacher from Sentul’s SM (L) Methodist is among many senior citizens who are embracing technology with open arms.

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