Nowadays, it is common amongst people to move to the cities from villages or towns. This happens because people believe that city has advanced facilities and hence a successful life is associated with the city. But what is life without the nature, the trees, the breeze etc., while we strongly believe that money is available in a city.It is true that happiness is available only in small towns. Life in a city is full of stress, rush and is devoid of happiness. I believe and also experienced that family is where happiness is. In cities, most of the people are single or they live in a nuclear family. It is only in the towns or small villages that joint families exist and people live happily. No matter how hard we try, our smartphones and televisions cannot replace nature of course, they give us momentary happiness but that doesn’t exist for long. So wherever we live, we have to be conscious of spending family time so that we live a life of happiness. This happiness is in the heart of villages. Let us celebrate villages to celebrate true joy in our lives.
Harini. B
XI A
Nowadays, there is a great development in the villages but still they need to be improved. In towns and cities there are more facilities when compared to villages. People in those days did not find anything and they had to go to the town to satisfy all their needs. When you talk about industries especially, private enterprises, they will not establish their enterprise in backward areas as they will not find opportunities to earn profit. In the earning motive, many sectors will not establish themselves in backward area. Agriculture is the only profession that comes to our mind when we think about village. Villages have greenery, fresh air and less pollution compared to the cities. In towns, there are busy roads and accidents, tall buildings and very few trees.
Finally, urban life and rural life has all the factors favourable and unfavourable. Henceforth, whether rural or urban they should be equally developed!! Equal importance should be given to the cities and the villages.
Sneha saravanan
XII B