In today’s fast growing world, educational and health care developments are soaring quickly in many developed and developing nations around the globe. It’s always been in high debate that members of the society impart that high level of education and medical centres must be developed even in small towns and cities compared to large metropolitan cities, while others opine that it is the matter of an individual preference. Here, I will discuss both the views and focus on main areas too.
To begin, large metro cities are always developed with the quality level of educational institutes and big hospitals which are available with full amenities. Universities, colleges and high level of certification institutes are established in high numbers, as cities are much densely populated and the growing demand of people. In addition to that, many citizens are highly educated and involve in high professional jobs and business which embrace their children to gain quality education from reputed universities and other academic institutes. Secondly, privatization is also increasing in medical universities as compared to government colleges as they give more relaxation to private investors. Even government health care is not that much good enough in terms of medical equipment’s and services. For instance, in India, government run hospitals and public health care does not have a high level of technological devices and instruments, highly emergency ward rooms and ICU rooms. Therefore, people always attract towards private hospitals as they believe that they cannot compromise with their health.
Moreover, small town members always migrate towards the large cities for their individual growth and for the sake of good well-being of the family. So, due to less population in small towns and villages, government and private organization do not show that much interest to develop better schools and health care. However, some people opine that it is a matter of personal preference to attract towards larger cities for seeking better jobs. I think government should allocate an ample amount of funds during their budget to improve medical hospitals, schools, colleges and other institutes. Even they should launch rural skill development schemes so people can grow at a faster pace.
To conclude, government and private organization must invest more funds into the villages and smaller towns, so that, schools, colleges and public health care can be developed and citizens can get better equivalent services as like bigger cities which creates more literacy and healthy society.
In
today
’s
fast
growing world, educational and
health
care
developments are soaring
quickly
in
many
developed
and developing nations around the globe. It’s always been in
high
debate that members of the society impart that
high
level
of education and
medical
centres
must
be
developed
even in
small
towns
and
cities
compared to large metropolitan
cities
, while others opine that it is the matter of an individual preference. Here, I will discuss both the views and focus on main areas too.
To
begin
, large metro
cities
are always
developed
with the quality
level
of educational institutes and
big
hospitals
which are available with full amenities. Universities, colleges and
high
level
of certification institutes
are established
in
high
numbers, as
cities
are much
densely
populated and the growing demand of
people
.
In addition
to that,
many
citizens are
highly
educated and involve in
high
professional jobs and business which embrace their children to gain quality education from reputed universities and other academic institutes.
Secondly
, privatization is
also
increasing in
medical
universities as compared to
government
colleges as they give more relaxation to
private
investors. Even
government
health
care
is not that much
good
enough
in terms of
medical
equipment’s and services.
For instance
, in India,
government
run
hospitals
and public
health
care
does not have a
high
level
of technological devices and instruments,
highly
emergency ward rooms and ICU rooms.
Therefore
,
people
always attract towards
private
hospitals
as they believe that they cannot compromise with their health.
Moreover
,
small
town
members always migrate towards the large
cities
for their individual growth and for the sake of
good
well-being of the family.
So
, due to less population in
small
towns
and villages,
government
and
private
organization do not
show
that much interest to develop better schools and
health
care
.
However
,
some
people
opine that it is a matter of personal preference to attract towards larger
cities
for seeking better jobs. I
think
government
should allocate an ample amount of funds during their budget to
improve
medical
hospitals
, schools, colleges and other institutes. Even they should launch rural
skill
development schemes
so
people
can grow at a faster pace.
To conclude
,
government
and
private
organization
must
invest more funds into the villages and smaller
towns
,
so
that, schools, colleges and public
health
care
can be
developed
and citizens can
get
better equivalent services as like bigger
cities
which creates more literacy and healthy society.