Authors, especially poets, have always glorified the life of nature. The difference between life in a village and a city is clear enough to understand everyone’s virtues and behaviour. Let’s cover all parts of village life one by one.
Village infrastructure:
Usually in a village. There are no roads. Roads are narrow and two-way. There is not much traffic on the roads. But nowadays the roads in the villages are also carpeted. Electricity supply is now available in all villages except those located especially in remote areas along the borderline. Gas supply is not available in most villages except those located near major cities or towns.
Sewerage and sanitation conditions in the villages are poor. There is no proper sewerage system. Drains are sometimes blocked and dirty water spreads in the streets. This situation is not true in all villages.
Villagers:
The villagers are hospitable, social and hardworking. There is no hypocrisy, greed or lust in them. They live a simple life. They are healthy, strong and fresh. There is no fast-paced life in the countryside. People live in large spacious homes with a joint family system.
They fully respect their traditions and culture. People usually work in the fields and in the areas. Most are rural farmers or run their own businesses. Women also work in the field with the men of their families. The life of a village woman is as busy as that of a man. People are not in a hurry and they enjoy a life full of taste.
Health and education:
Health and education facilities are not available in all villages. Although there is a government. Primary schools in more than 70% of the villages do not yet have a standard education institution at the village level. A large number of students go to nearby cities and towns for daily education. Literacy rates are lower in rural areas than in urban areas.
There is no health centre at the village level. Basic health facilities are available in rural areas at the union council level. The villagers have to go to a nearby town to treat a critically ill patient. There are even more health opportunities in rural areas. Fresh and healthy fruits and vegetables are available in the villages. When they eat fresh and healthy food, people are less likely to get sick. When compared to fast food in cities, these foods are many times healthier.
The atmosphere of a village:
The rural environment is peaceful, clean and free from pollution. Pollution is under control in rural areas due to more trees and plants. There are vast fields to soothe the eyes.
The chirping of birds, the cool morning air, the colourful fields in the countryside are really amazing things to see. The climate in rural areas is not difficult. However, wastewater ponds and household waste piles provide a safe haven for mosquitoes to breed and grow, which can lead to more diseases.
There is music for everything in the village
Last words: There are goodness and behaviour in village life. There is a lack of facilities like education, health, gas and facilities, roads etc. but a village has a pollution-free, easy, healthy and peaceful environment. If the villages are provided with better infrastructure, health and education facilities, facilities and employment opportunities, then no one would like to live in the cities.
Class 10 All Subjects KPK Notes
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