In recent years, there has been a trend with young population leaving their native place in search of jobs and better opportunities in big cities often leaving old people on their own. The separation is painful for both the side but deemed necessary for survival. This essay will discuss the problems caused by this exodus, followed by proposed solutions to this problem.
The young generation is constantly on move in search of better opportunities and lifestyles. People are migrating to different cities and countries, leaving behind the elders and often women in the family. This surge of people in the cities beyond its capacity has caused urban areas to be over-crowded. In addition to this, the increased burden has caused infrastructure to crumble and people to jostle for space and opportunities. For people left behind, the struggle is to survive with minimal resources and negligible development. Uttarakhand, in India is one such shining example of this pattern. The hills now bore the abundant state with houses in dilapidated condition.
The solution to this problem lies in developing the countryside and villages at par with cities. The creation of job and education opportunities is the prerogative of the government. People should be trained with vocational courses on horticulture, fisheries and village handicrafts. Moreover, the government should provide them with regular source of income. Along with this, better medical colleges and educational institutions should be opened. If done, this will take burden off the cities while developing the countrysides that would then add to national income.
To conclude, there is an urgent need to tackle this exodus and save both cities and countrysides from deteriorating further. The need is to maintain a balance between both the world while also creating a better living environment. The countrysides need a touch of development so that no man has to leave his family while he ventures into unexplored territory.
In recent years, there has been a trend with young population leaving their native place in search of jobs and
better
opportunities
in
big
cities
often
leaving
old
people
on their
own
. The separation is painful for both the side
but
deemed necessary for survival. This essay will discuss the problems caused by this exodus, followed by proposed solutions to this problem.
The young generation is
constantly
on
move
in search of
better
opportunities
and lifestyles.
People
are migrating to
different
cities
and countries, leaving behind the elders and
often
women in the family. This surge of
people
in the
cities
beyond its capacity has caused urban areas to be over-crowded.
In addition
to this, the increased burden has caused infrastructure to crumble and
people
to jostle for space and
opportunities
. For
people
left
behind, the struggle is to survive with minimal resources and negligible development. Uttarakhand, in India is one such shining example of this pattern. The hills
now
bore the abundant state with
houses
in dilapidated condition.
The solution to this problem lies in developing the
countryside
and villages at par with
cities
.
The
creation of job and education
opportunities
is the prerogative of the
government
.
People
should
be trained
with vocational courses on horticulture, fisheries and village handicrafts.
Moreover
, the
government
should provide them with regular source of income. Along with this,
better
medical colleges and educational institutions should
be opened
. If done, this will take burden off the
cities
while developing the
countrysides
that would then
add
to national income.
To conclude
, there is an urgent need to tackle this exodus and save both
cities
and
countrysides
from deteriorating
further
. The need is to maintain a balance between both the world while
also
creating a
better
living environment. The
countrysides
need a touch of development
so
that no
man
has to
leave
his family while he ventures into unexplored territory.