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CULTURAL EDUCATION

NAME - KAMISETTI GNANESH


SECTION - CSE/A SECTION
REGISTRTION NO - BL.EN. U4CSE21084
TOPIC - IMPORTANCE OF VILLAGES

IMPORTANCE OF VILLAGES

Introduction:

Village life is calm and peaceful while city life is


fast paced.

Village is undeveloped area or it is away from the


city. It is also say’s remote area.

In village we can’t get easily many facilities like as


a city. It is undeveloped area but it is nature of
beauty.
In the village we can see many natural things like
mountain, hills, ever green forest, lakes etc.

Village Life:

Village life is quite slow but peaceful. Villagers


lead a simple life. They live in harmony with
each other.

They value relationships and make efforts to


maintain the same.

They are well aware about the people living in


their neighbourhood and stand by them in their
hour of need.
Villagers also give special importance to their
customs and traditions and follow them
religiously.

The festivals in villages are celebrated


collectively and thus the joy and happiness
during that time doubles up.

People in villages are mostly involved in


agricultural activities.

Some of them are artisans and are involved in


preparing various kinds of beautiful handicraft
items.

Villagers may not be equipped with modern day


technologies and gadgets but they have their
own ways of enjoying life.

Many of the villages around the world are


devoid of the basic amenities such as electricity,
sanitation facilities, hospitals, schools, etc.

Villagers face numerous challenges owing to the


lack of these amenities.
Most of the villagers do not give much
importance to education.

They are content with the basic education they


acquire in the village schools

Importance of Village Studies:


Village studies have its own importance.
These have enriched the knowledge of the Indian
Society in general and rural India in particular.
These have given great encouragement to the
growth of rural society.
After independence, planners in India realised that
unless Indian villages were properly studied, no real
progress could be made.
Scholars now began to pay more and more
attention to village studies.
• Village studies help in planning rural
reconstruction.

• Village studies provide useful information to


other disciplines.
• Village studies provide useful knowledge
about Indian social reality.

The Importance of Traditions and Key


Role of Village Rituals:
• The village ritual is considered very important to
the villagers since they have high level anticipation
of the event where they are all happy to be part of
the whole process.
• No one is forced to attend but everyone comes
willingly knowing exactly his or her roles and the
plan for the whole process.

• The event is conducted in a more straightforward


manner where everyone is satisfied with how the
ritual is conducted.
• The traditions are key, help in binding the society
together, and enhances unity and cohesion among
villagers that is a key aspect and the role of these
village rituals that are annual events.

Advantages of Village Life:


• It is also saying that people living in the
village help each other and understand
everyone’s problem and provide a solution to
each other.
• The life of the people living in the village is
very hard as they have to work a lot for
earning daily needs not also the money

• they have to farm their food and have to do


their household works and also have to look
after the cattle.

• Also, the small children have to travel a lot


the get an education as there is a very less
number of schools available in and village
and students from many distances come to
receive training in the school.

Issues in Villages:

• There are many issues in a village foreign


person living in the city on another hand the
people living
• in the village do not see things are the problem
as they are the daily things for them with there
to face.

• They use problems in the village is that there is


a lack of various services, where there is no
water connection or water pipe line

• we drink water to the home rather than people


have to walk a long distance to well of water
and bring the water to the home.

“A village is a place that is far away from the


pollution and noise of the city. Also, you feel a
connection with the soil in a village. Moreover,
there are trees, a variety of crops, diversity of
flowers, and rivers, etc. Besides all this, you feel
the cold breeze at night and a warm but pleasant
breeze in the day”

References:

https://www.sociologydiscussion.com/village/stu
dies/village-studies-types-importance-drawbacks-
and-other-details/2635

https://studymoose.com/the-importance-of-
traditions-and-key-role-of-village-rituals-essay

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