Thatta Kedona project
demonstrated many answers and raised some new questions. One of the answers was
the only way of stopping or minimizing the migration of villagers to urban
areas is developing our villages. If the rural folks are provided with all the
facilities like having earning opportunities, healthcare services, electricity,
clean water, education, environmental development, cultural enrichment,
respect, security and co-operation among genders, they need not to go to cities
and towns. On one hand, village conditions will improve, and, on the other hand, human
welfare projects will prosper and enrich human lives. Thus, rural people
will not feel any urge to take the pains of moving to cities and suffer from
the migration issues.
As a result, cities will be less
crowded and be able to take better care of their environmental and metropolitan
matters. So, village development is an investment that promises a win-win-win situation.
Very True indeed, we must endeavor to create practical opportunities for our villagers at their doorstep which keep them confine to villages and improve their local condition.
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