Migration of people from rural areas to big cities is becoming increasing and due to this movement, individuals are leaving their parents back home. There are numerous problem arises because of this trend such as, numbers of old age homes are increasing, but this problem is not permanent if the government takes some necessary steps to overcome it such as, providing education and job opportunities in these underdeveloped areas.
The first and foremost issue is increasing the number of old age centres. While the young generation is moving to other developed cities for better education and a better career, their parents who are older are suffering as they don't have anyone at home to take care of them.
At this age, they are fragile and demand someone to give them some medical or mental support. Therefore, they are forced to move in the old age homes. To support this point, there was research published by the world senior citizen organization Delhi that recently there was a 15% rise in the old age homes as compared to 10 years ago because mankind have moved abroad to pursue higher education or for better job prospects.
There is a plethora of ways to solve this alarming issue. Firstly, the government should come forward and invest some money in outskirt areas to open universities and provide better career options. As a result, humankind will not leave their home because they will get everything in their own town. This will not even encourage people to stay with their parents, but also give a start to develop rural areas. For instance, In the NCR region of India, the Faridabad government has established a shoe factory in Faridabad itself, which is still a developing city, and this initiative discouraged people to move to Delhi for employment.
By the way of conclusion, although a number of people are moving to big cities for better options in terms of academics and career this is always painful for their senior citizens as they are left alone at home, the government can start to develop these backdated areas to cope with this issue.
Migration of
people
from rural
areas
to
big
cities
is becoming increasing and due to this movement, individuals are leaving their parents back home. There are numerous
problem
arises
because of this
trend such as, numbers of
old
age
homes
are increasing,
but
this problem is not permanent if the
government
takes
some
necessary steps to overcome it such as, providing education and job opportunities in these underdeveloped areas.
The
first
and foremost issue is increasing the number of
old
age
centres
. While the young generation is moving to other developed
cities
for
better
education and a
better
career, their parents who are older are suffering as they don't have anyone at home to take care of them.
At this
age
, they are fragile and demand someone to give them
some
medical or mental support.
Therefore
, they
are forced
to
move
in the
old
age
homes
. To support this point, there was research published by the world senior citizen organization Delhi that recently there was a 15% rise in the
old
age
homes
as compared to 10 years ago
because
mankind have
moved
abroad to pursue higher education or for
better
job prospects.
There is a plethora of ways to solve this alarming issue.
Firstly
, the
government
should
come
forward and invest
some
money in outskirt
areas
to open universities and provide
better
career options.
As a result
, humankind will not
leave
their home
because
they will
get
everything in their
own
town. This will not even encourage
people
to stay with their parents,
but
also
give a
start
to develop rural
areas
.
For instance
, In the NCR region of India, the Faridabad
government
has established a shoe factory in Faridabad itself, which is
still
a developing city, and this initiative discouraged
people
to
move
to Delhi for employment.
By the way of conclusion, although a number of
people
are moving to
big
cities
for
better
options in terms of academics and career this is always painful for their senior citizens as they are
left
alone at home, the
government
can
start
to develop these backdated
areas
to cope with this issue.