Village & City Life

Life in city

Life in a big city is very busy and exiting. people work according to a time table and do not like to waste it in idle talk. They are always in hurry and it seems that they are living a mechanical life. In big city, every one is busy in his own affairs. He has no time for others. He works from morning till night and earns money for his children. People living in big cities know little about one another despite living in the same localities and streets for years.
Cities are more clean and pleasant than villages. A big city has many facilities like better education, roads, hospitals, dispensaries, factories and government offices. A great number of people from villages come to the big cities in search of some job. They settle there permanently and cause overcrowding in cities.
People living in a big city experience many problems like housing, transport, traffic, playgrounds and number of schools. Their children find it difficult to mix up with other children. Moreover population and industrial wastes make the atmosphere dirty.
Life in a big city is, no doubt, pleasant and comfortable but only for those who can afford it.

Life in Village

village life anywhere in the world is closely associated with agriculture. Farmers grow food for us all. They work very hard from morning till evening. Their wives and children help them in their work. Farmers are called the backbone of a nation's economy because we get vegetables,fruits and corn of our daily use which is the result of their untiring efforts.

Village life is quiet and peaceful. There is no noise of traffic as we see in big cities. Villagers have few worries and lead a contented life. They enjoy nature free of cost. Countryside is stretched all around the village. Their children run and jump wherever they like.

All the countryside is their ground. The air is fresh there. The greenery attracts all. The animals cry in their particular voice. The villagers bring their cots under a large banyan tree at noon in summer. Some of them sing ''Mahya'' or ever popular ''Heer'' and some play other games.

Children also come there and play. Some take rest, make gossips or enjoy sound sleep.

They live a simple life. They have framed their social activities.