97 thoughts on “How to arrest rural-urban migration

  1. Param Dutta

    This happens everywhere in the world but in India we have to accept that rural parts are just a place for politics and even the residents there do not want to develop, hence the younger generation makes a shift to urban parts.

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  2. Shikhar Mehta

    It is not wrong if I say that urban parts are bearing the loads of rural parts.
    Almost 70% of our GDP comes from urban parts,
    but the other side of the coin is suppression of farmers and buying of their produce at throwaway prices.

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  3. H C Agarwal

    If you can improve marketing of agriculture produce and provide farmers right price for their output,
    half of the worries will come to end.
    Leave rural-urban migration as this is a part of a developing economy.

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  4. Bhushan Sharma

    You have been very precise in highlighting the gravity of the issue.
    One thing that I want to add to your suggestions is that governments
    should promote creativity from rural parts so that they are motivated to rise up.

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  5. Alok Vashishtha

    Metros like Mumbai, Delhi, and Noida have sky-high rent prices. IT industry is mainly based in these areas. I suggest IT companies to set up atleast some call centers in villages to promote employment there.

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  6. Raman gurumurthy

    One best way to stop this hefty migration is to provide state-backed quality education and setting up small ventures of business like manufacturing and BPO industry.
    Youth will then stay in rural parts.

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  7. Divakar Pandit

    You cannot blame glamor and high life style of cities for this.
    Actually the foremost issue is basic needs like health and education.
    If they are improved I don’t think many people will think for changing their abodes to cities.

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  8. Manish Gupta

    You should also mention that this increases crime rates in cities and is even responsible for youth moving towards terrorism.
    Rural parts are deprived of almost every basic necessity.
    This has to be stopped instantly.

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  9. Illy Chakravarty

    In fact schemes like saansad gram yojana should be on priority of new government which promises quality life to all.
    Rural India is the heart of the nation and more the half of population lives here.
    This is most crucial part of development.

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  10. Gurmeet Kaur

    Without electricity and adequate health facilities,
    what was the prior government trying to do with schemes like job guarantee for specific hours?
    This has even killed talent and hard work.
    MGNREGA and NREGA are to be rethought and reworked.

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  11. Ganesh Murthy

    People in urban parts were also once a part of rural India hence you cannot say that villagers migrating to cities are a burden.
    Resources belong to the whole society, it is the government and its policies which are at fault.

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