Indian villages - our strength or our weakness?

The most important thing about the village financial the people become backward because people Don't know how to do work. They don't know how to save money. Most of the people doing agriculture work India is the second richest country which produces rice. Village people run near the city because of the hospital.

Hello everyone,

Well, I think villages have always been our strength. These villages are actually the real India. Even for our food, we are dependent on the farmers.

I believe that weakness lies in our system because unfortunately, we are not able to provide these villages even basic facilities they deserve. Imagine a village where a proper education facility is provided. Where there are medical facilities so the people don't need to rush to a nearby city hospital in case of a medical emergency.

So, definitely villages are our strength if we strengthen them. THANK YOU.

Hello everyone!

No one can imagine India without villages. If someone really wants to see the real India can see through only our villages, our traditions, our culture is still alive in villages. Every industry is dependent on villages for raw material and food also. In villages, life is pure and healthy. The only weakness of our villages is that there a few villages that still have those unfair, male dominating traditions and beliefs as child labor, female foeticide, child marriage, and many others but these are just because of illiteracy, but it doesn't mean the villages are the weakness of our country. If one says that these villages are stoping India to develop then they are missing the point the if you really wanna develop India then first develop its ROOTS which are our villages. Actually, there are still a lot of villages which still have no basic facilities, and we are supposing India to develop. At least provide them the opportunity to grow.

As everyone is aware and agree to the fact that Indian villages are the backbone and surely the strengths of India.

As the topic has a word called weaknesses, I believe it is not the villages that are weaknesses, but it is the system that is not able to provide the basic amenities our sustenance of villages which include proper schooling and proper medical facilities.

Hi friends.

According to Mahatma Gandhi - The future of India lies in its villages. And it is absolutely correct. As India is an agricultural country most of the agricultural land is in villages. Even we can learn about our culture from villages. And mostly we can know the values, unity of villagers.

Hello everyone.

In my point of view, definitely Indian villages are our greatest strengths. Because when you see the majority of the agricultural production is from villages even industries depending on that and able to produce their product.

In addition, the village people follow the traditions and culture of the ancient people which is being praised by all other countries in the world which is a big positive thing for us.

In my opinion, Indian villages are the strength of our country. Our countries 70% population is depending on agriculture and the allied sector. India's economy depends a lot upon the agriculture sector. Many Industries depends on villages for raw material. Ecological balance is also maintaining by villages because of the pollution-free environment. Nowadays when the country trying to adopt the western culture, we can see our traditions and culture is safe only in villages.

Because of less support from the government to facilitate villages with better schemes to educate villagers, providing good transport, health, and employment facility they are not developed and face lots of problems.

In my opinion, ultimate outcome of this question is Yes, it does lean towards positivity that villages are truly the backbone and strength of any country or India but we should be asking the question are villages really being the strength or contributing to maximum potential?

Don't look at the numbers that 70% population blah blah blah is agriculture-dependent in villages but think about the fact that even that its the case is this 70% making enough per capita income if there's mainly one family member deemed to have earned it. In a sense income from just farm gets divided into individuals of the family and the per capita income basically drops sometimes lower to than of lowest-paid government employees? The talk about education and health-care seems to fall too far because we need a strong core and economy which is still an issue because most people are not self-sufficient.

Sure villages have kept traditions alive but have they enforced enough modern technology to boost productions enough to compete overall with huge modern business through financial standpoints?

We are still in an era that most schemes applied, brought to most villages are not about really about development standpoint but still about ensuring survival or basic needs, even those are deprived in a sense.

To conclude, we need to find a middle way on our own, not inspired by western countries or any other to infuse the traditions and modern technology, we need our own minds aspired to create modern solutions, to look up new ways to do things and open new doors of possibilities in villages.

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.

Well!

Our villages are the backbones of our nation. All the customs and traditions of India are originated from the villages. So basically, we all being Indians it is necessary to learn some ethics from the villages.

But in India, villages are not much developed. We don't have proper medical or educational facilities in the villages.

But we all aim for Digital India and I think this cannot be achieved when our villages are in such a condition. Villages are not exactly our weaknesses, but it lies in the hands of the leaders of our country to develop these villages, so that, we all can achieve together.