Indian villages - our strength or our weakness?
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G LIKITHA said:
6 years ago
Of course, it's our strength because villages make us learn about the traditions and human values which makes the most sense for all the human beings like how to treat each other and how to be kind and helpful when a person is in need. But coming to the demerit we'll be having many facilities outside the villages but only for that reason, we shouldn't forget villages if possible we should make it as we can use in an effective way so that no one can be in a position to walk away from villages because of no facilities.
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Bawa said:
1 decade ago
It's my first time to participate in online group discussion. My English is not good so please forgive me for my mistakes help me to improve.
According to the topic about Indian villages first of all.
I want to introduce myself that I am also a village live in a small village in Himachal Pradesh.
Villages are the heart of the country because our country depends on upon villages. The most important things to survive like air water and soil villages are also important. All types of grains crop food material provided by the villagers. If these people do not farm then how all Urban's can survive if these people think that we have also gone for a good job and instead of farming open a showroom on his land then how the dependents getting their needs if villages took the shape of cities then how we will get crops n other product they lead to our economic strength. The farmer stops farming because they do not get good prices. They work hard but fail to get actual prices. Corrupted peoples took their own benefits. So we have to appreciate the villages. These are our strength.
According to the topic about Indian villages first of all.
I want to introduce myself that I am also a village live in a small village in Himachal Pradesh.
Villages are the heart of the country because our country depends on upon villages. The most important things to survive like air water and soil villages are also important. All types of grains crop food material provided by the villagers. If these people do not farm then how all Urban's can survive if these people think that we have also gone for a good job and instead of farming open a showroom on his land then how the dependents getting their needs if villages took the shape of cities then how we will get crops n other product they lead to our economic strength. The farmer stops farming because they do not get good prices. They work hard but fail to get actual prices. Corrupted peoples took their own benefits. So we have to appreciate the villages. These are our strength.
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Amrutha said:
1 decade ago
Hi, friends, this is Amrutha.
In my point of view villages are strength for our country. Without villages we doesn't eat food. Because villagers are doing forming then we can get food. In villages one of the gift from god to us. Villages are boon to our country. In India 70% of people survive in villages. Villages need cities but villages grow from cities.
In my point of view villages are strength for our country. Without villages we doesn't eat food. Because villagers are doing forming then we can get food. In villages one of the gift from god to us. Villages are boon to our country. In India 70% of people survive in villages. Villages need cities but villages grow from cities.
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Ganesh gunjal said:
1 decade ago
Hi, here Ganesh.
I think our nation village is our strength. Because every person was connected to the village for any reason is directly or indirectly. If we support the village development about road, education, technology, agriculture, political, medical. Such different fields then the automatically the nation will develop.
So keep help to village development by the government. Thanking all.
I think our nation village is our strength. Because every person was connected to the village for any reason is directly or indirectly. If we support the village development about road, education, technology, agriculture, political, medical. Such different fields then the automatically the nation will develop.
So keep help to village development by the government. Thanking all.
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Balaji said:
10 years ago
Hi,
Villages are the backbone for all. We all eat foods, it was produced from villages only. Without a farmer, we have no foods. Comparing to cities, cities may have more features, access points, etc but a fresh air and no noise.
No pollution is in villages.
If we live in villages our life is happy and we will be healthier but we may not be that much rich. But we will be happier than cities.
Villages are our strength.
Villages are the backbone for all. We all eat foods, it was produced from villages only. Without a farmer, we have no foods. Comparing to cities, cities may have more features, access points, etc but a fresh air and no noise.
No pollution is in villages.
If we live in villages our life is happy and we will be healthier but we may not be that much rich. But we will be happier than cities.
Villages are our strength.
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Parth. said:
10 years ago
Villages are our strengths, only they are the true people who work for the well being of people of India. But due to lack of education and exposure to the outer world, they are easily exploited by landlords and others.
The government should give them more subsidy, so that they can be happy to live a proper life with their income. Unless they are happy doing agriculture, we are going to have food shortage for the growing population in India. It is the responsibility of urban people, to make them aware of exploitation and help the children of our villages to get good education. So, they have always been our strengths, because they have given few most successful people and food for the nation.
The government should give them more subsidy, so that they can be happy to live a proper life with their income. Unless they are happy doing agriculture, we are going to have food shortage for the growing population in India. It is the responsibility of urban people, to make them aware of exploitation and help the children of our villages to get good education. So, they have always been our strengths, because they have given few most successful people and food for the nation.
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Suraj said:
10 years ago
Hey, guys after reading everyone's thought, definitely villages are our strength. In my opinion, nowadays these are our weakness because our village doesn't have sufficient amount of JOBS . Due to which there is migration which shows villages are our weakness until and unless developed.
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Fahad said:
10 years ago
Strength is village our India, hard working, good opinion, best students, knowledge, population is very good so village.
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Anil said:
8 years ago
Indian villages are our strength because in villages farmers provide rice, wheat, pulses etc. Because if a village in our country destroys so our country having heavy losses because if farmer died then our country import food rice and many other so whats happen so villages are the Backbone of our country.
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Subhashini said:
2 years ago
Hello Everyone.
My name is Subhashini.
Today our topic is about Indian villages is our strengths or weaknesses.
Indian villages can be seen as both a strength and a weakness, depending on the perspective and context. Here are some points to consider:
Strengths:
1. Cultural Heritage: Indian villages are rich in cultural heritage, traditions, and practices that have been preserved for generations. They showcase the diversity and uniqueness of India's cultural fabric.
2. Natural Environment: Villages are generally less polluted and have a closer connection to nature, promoting a healthier lifestyle and preserving natural resources and biodiversity.
Weakness:
1. Lack of Infrastructure: Many villages suffer from inadequate infrastructure, including poor roads, unreliable electricity, and insufficient water supply, which hampers economic development and quality of life.
2. Limited Access to Education and Healthcare: Educational facilities and healthcare services are often underdeveloped in villages, leading to lower literacy rates, poor health outcomes, and limited opportunities for upward mobility.
3. Economic Challenges: Villages may face economic challenges due to limited job opportunities, low-income levels, and lack of access to markets. This can lead to poverty and migration to urban areas in search of better opportunities.
Conclusion:
Indian villages can be seen as a strength due to their cultural richness, agricultural importance, and community spirit. However, they also face significant challenges, particularly in terms of infrastructure, education, healthcare, and economic opportunities. With targeted development policies, investment, and modernization efforts, the strengths of Indian villages can be enhanced, and their weaknesses can be addressed, leading to more balanced and inclusive growth for the entire country.
My name is Subhashini.
Today our topic is about Indian villages is our strengths or weaknesses.
Indian villages can be seen as both a strength and a weakness, depending on the perspective and context. Here are some points to consider:
Strengths:
1. Cultural Heritage: Indian villages are rich in cultural heritage, traditions, and practices that have been preserved for generations. They showcase the diversity and uniqueness of India's cultural fabric.
2. Natural Environment: Villages are generally less polluted and have a closer connection to nature, promoting a healthier lifestyle and preserving natural resources and biodiversity.
Weakness:
1. Lack of Infrastructure: Many villages suffer from inadequate infrastructure, including poor roads, unreliable electricity, and insufficient water supply, which hampers economic development and quality of life.
2. Limited Access to Education and Healthcare: Educational facilities and healthcare services are often underdeveloped in villages, leading to lower literacy rates, poor health outcomes, and limited opportunities for upward mobility.
3. Economic Challenges: Villages may face economic challenges due to limited job opportunities, low-income levels, and lack of access to markets. This can lead to poverty and migration to urban areas in search of better opportunities.
Conclusion:
Indian villages can be seen as a strength due to their cultural richness, agricultural importance, and community spirit. However, they also face significant challenges, particularly in terms of infrastructure, education, healthcare, and economic opportunities. With targeted development policies, investment, and modernization efforts, the strengths of Indian villages can be enhanced, and their weaknesses can be addressed, leading to more balanced and inclusive growth for the entire country.
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