When did you last visit a village in India? In any part or state of India ?
What was your experience and observations?
Were the villagers happy and contented?
Ghumakkad says 'Rural India is real happiness'.
While visiting the Pench Tiger Reserve in southern MP, we walked around the villages nearby. Although the economic levels may be low, yet the villagers, children, cattle and cleanliness were all admirable. There was no litter on the village lanes unlike the city streets and roads. Pench has plenty of resorts to cater for the tourists. All these resorts are clean and dispose off their garbage in a responsible manner. The village panchayat (lowest governing body in rural India) ensures cleanliness. A village panchayat has constructed a link road around a lake which is now a tourist attraction. This village panchayat gets it's revenue from all the resorts located around Pench Tiger Reserve. Construction of the link road generated employment for local population. See the pictures below.
Thanks for browsing. Do share your experiences of rural India. Hope you find rural India a happier place as Ghumakkad does!
- Harsh-the Ghumakkad/ Pench, Madhya Pradesh India/ 21st Jan 2024
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Seems that village folks are more disciplined and environment conscious than the city folks. Innovative jugad process. Thanks for sharing it
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Yes indeed Sir. Thanks for writing.
DeleteThanks sharing Sir.Reminded me of my childhood.
ReplyDeleteAppreciate, thanks.
DeleteNice to see a village scene which is simple and clean. Children are enjoying playing. Unfortunately I grew up in Calcutta but even there and then in 1950s and 60s, the life was much simpler and I may add happier too. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThanks for echoing our thoughts Sharad.
DeleteDid you see any tigers
ReplyDeleteOf course yes! Story will follow.
DeleteThank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteIt looks so beautiful and peaceful.
Thank you Sangeeta. It sure is!
DeleteTruly tranquil!.Thanks sir for the interesting snaps and short story.Regards.
ReplyDeleteThanks much Peter.
DeleteExcellent account of your travels, as always very exciting to read
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