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In rural India, where the number of Primary health care centers is limited, 8% of the centers do not have doctors or medical staff, 39% do not have lab technicians and 18% PHCs do not even have a pharmacist. ... A majority of these are in rural areas where maternal health care is poor.

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Matla River, West Bengal Canning , an Indian Village River View.

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A Hindu temple, commonly referred to as a Mandir or Devasthana, is a symbolic house, seat and body of divinity for Hindus. It is a structure designed to bring human beings and gods together, using symbolism to express the ideas and beliefs of Hinduism.The symbolism and structure of a Hindu temple are rooted in Vedic traditions, deploying circles and squares.[It also represents recursion and equivalence of the macrocosm and the microcosm by astronomical numbers, and by "specific alignments related to the geography of the place and the presumed linkages of the deity and the patron". A temple incorporates all elements of Hindu cosmos—presenting the good, the evil and the human, as well as the elements of Hindu sense of cyclic time and the essence of life—symbolically presenting dharma, kama, artha, moksa, and karma.

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When it comes to tourism, Indian Villages are those that attract foreigners more. You can see more culture-related festivals and wide varieties of native foods in villages. Calm nature and Aesthetic views are those which tourists seek more. Also, the expenses for village tourism are comparatively low than urban tourism. In 2015 Government of India introduced a scheme-Swadesh Darshan for the Integrated Development of tourism in rural areas understanding that tourism has more growth here.

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Village life is always reliable when it comes to the cost of living. There is no need of paying water bills and electricity bills are much lower than that of urban areas. Also, many fruits and vegetables cultivated in the village are easily and cheaply available for the village residents, whereas the price may increase tremendously in urban areas. For eg: In Kerala jackfruit and coconut are easily available in every village. Most probably people may have these at their own lands or will be available at a cheap price in the local stores. But, on some popular online shopping sites, these items are sold at a higher price.

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In our village we have only 2 school that is government school and CBSE in olden days rich people children will study in cbse and local people children will study in state that was making little comparison with rich and poor but that type of comparison is changing slowly now a days

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Food culture in my village (Amrithnath c)

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Food culture in my village (Amrithnath c)

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Kappa (Tapioca) is one of the main food in my village and also mango , jackfruit are also there
But mainy and majority of our we will have rice as Kerala food culture but Kappa is something that wich we are cultivating and also there is no shortage for that so in evining we will have Kappa meencurry (fishcurry) one of the favorite food for me and also for villages with Kappa we will have kanji
Avil etc but a lit compination is fish curry

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Cultural Festival in my village ( Amrithnath c)

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Cultural Festival in my village ( Amrithnath c)

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Mutthappan vellatam
It is over night festival
It's also known as theyam
This festival is not much popular but now days it is getting more popularity
In this festival mutthappan will boose and bless every people in that village and every villages prepare food that is called as prassadha and they will serve to everyone and also liquor and dryfish is aslo served as prassadha
According to the local traditions the preseding deity is a manifestation of lord shiva

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Villages are the backbone of India:(Arpitha NL)

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Villages are the backbone of India:(Arpitha NL)

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Villages are the backbone of India because most of the food crops are in villages. So literally, villages are feeding everyone. Ecological balance is maintaining by villages, because of the environment of villages.

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JUST A VIEW OF OUR TEAM THAT ON WHAT CAN WE FOCUS FOR DEVELOPMENT OF VILLAGE:(Team 3)

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JUST A VIEW OF OUR TEAM THAT ON WHAT CAN WE FOCUS FOR DEVELOPMENT OF VILLAGE:(Team 3)

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-Social care.
-Education and training.
-Retail service.
-Health care.
-Postal and delivery services.
-Passenger transportation.
-Emergency services.
-Business advisory services.

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There are many issues surrounding the low initial-cost provision of gravel roads. These include:

- Short road-life expectation due to erosion and wear
- Lack of drainage and watercourse crossings
-Damage to health and detriment to farming productivity from dust
- Damage to road users and equipment from rough roads
There is increased expectation amongst the rural poor that governments will provide and maintain roads in a condition that facilitate all-weather access and regular transport services. Transportation allows for access to food, healthcare, educational opportunities, and employment. Efficient and affordable transportation is an important driver in economic growth in rural areas and helps ensure that people can obtain services and participate in public life.

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Village Politics has a vibrant life when compared to urban areas. In Village, more people are involved in political activities, which helps to create a better relationship between village people. The members of these bodies are elected directly since people will have a clear idea about the contestants. Here, people can directly share their opinions and problems with the village bodies during local village meetings. On the other hand, violence due to rivalry between political parties and social groups is more in villages.

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Villages in India differ in their physical as well as social characteristics along the length and breadth of the nation. My view of a village is based on the southern part of India since I'm a native of this part.
• A village should have field crops mostly in green colour.
• A village has a slightly humid and vivid climate when compared to urban areas throughout the year.
• A village may not have a properly functioning PHC or a good hospital for an emergency.
• A village has an active place where people use to gather around and share the local news. It may be a local tea shop or a local library.
• A village may look gloomy after the sunset.
•Regional and religious festivals are celebrated much more in an ethnic way in villages.
• Village has houses made with the ancient method(i.e.with extensive use of mud and wood)

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MAIN ECONOMIC CROP CULTIVATION IN MY VILLAGE(Arpitha NL)

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MAIN ECONOMIC CROP CULTIVATION IN MY VILLAGE(Arpitha NL)

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Ragi is cultivated on a variety of soils ranging from rich loam to poor shallow upland soils. It can be grown in soils with pH of 4.5-7.5. Tank silt is applied to the soil just before the rain begins and soon after the land is ploughed thrice to incorporate weeds in the soil. Ragi may be grown as a hot weather crop, from May to September, using long duration varieties and as a cold season crop, from November and December, using early types. Ragi is monocropped in India under irrigation or transplantation.

secondly in our village they grow coconut plant On fertile soil, a tall coconut palm tree can yield up to 75 fruits per year, but more often yields less than 30. Given proper care and growing conditions, coconut palms produce their first fruit in six to ten years, taking 15 to 20 years to reach peak production.The coconut palm is referred to as 'Kalpavriksha' - the 'tree of heaven' as each and every part of the palm is useful to mankind in one way or other. It provides food, drink, fuel and timber. Millions of families in India depend on coconut for their livelihood either directly or indirectly India ranks third in area and production of coconut in the world. The four southern states viz . Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh are the major coconut producing states in India accounting for more than 90 per cent of area and production. There is a great scope for enhancing the productivity of coconut through adoption of scientific cultivation technologies, which are described here under.

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LIVING IN PERFECT TRACK OF NATURE(Arpitha NL)

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LIVING IN PERFECT TRACK OF NATURE(Arpitha NL)

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When the word “village” first comes to mind, we imagine a lush green field and unpolluted environment, and this is the exact scenario in Indian villages. They learn to share and care from a very young age, which comes from the concept of joint families. The majority of India’s population depends on agriculture, as India is an agricultural country. Agriculture is both practiced as a commercial activity and for self-sustenance. The life in the community is a lot different than the urban lifestyle. The financial conditions of the farmers are not that good, and they do not have access to advanced tools, which makes farming a tough job for them.

People in villages lead a very ordinary life with almost no luxury, but they are happy with their limited resources. The locals live in “kuccha” houses or temporary houses, made up of mud or clay, which has thatched roofs made out of straws or burnt clay tiles. The infrastructure is not that good in the villages; there might be just one or two schools and hospitals in the whole village. The literacy rate in villages is also very less due to this fact.

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According to Gandhiji, the making of an ideal village is very simple. He says: “An ideal Indian village will be so constructed as to lend itself to perfect sanitation. It will have cottages with sufficient light and ventilation built of a material obtainable within a radius of five miles of it.
Life in the village area is enjoyable and peaceful. Villages have a natural beauty to them, and they are simple yet beautiful. The villagers mostly go to the fields to earn a living. Villagers are hardworking and their day starts earlier than people from cities.

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Development and beuty of my village
(Amrithnath c)

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Development and beuty of my village
(Amrithnath c)

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Actually I am living in city for past 19 years @kochi but my native is  at Kannur district Kerala my village is situated in hilly area
It's a buety full place with a light smell of wet soil I personally love that smell
In my village I love the morning, mist, food's, river these all gives me some nostalgic memories too.
I will visit my village during my vacation time
But for past 6-5 years I was rearely visiting my village.
But last year I visited my village that time I really shocked because my village was developed like a small town
When on my child hood days in my village there was no mobile network and no range for telecommunication expect bsnl
But now the village is developed with internet facility transportation etc olden time in village we have only 2 Bus service towards City it have the timings also
But now in every half an hour we have busservices and in education sector also we got so many development like smart class etc this type of sudden changes made my village developed and am also so happy with that this story me feel like a movie story but
This is my personal experience of my Village developed through our government support

If there is question to me like how we can develop our village ?
I will say provide education to everypeople in the village because with that education people in that village can develop  their village
I am saying this because in north side of India people in village are not developing because they're not educated and also they are not aware of rules and regulations of Indian government
Unfortunately I don't have any photos of my village

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In our village they grow this as a major crop which is highly profitable crop these Seeds are harvested during June - July. Sown immediately after extraction in beds at a spacing of 30 cm and 2.5 - 5.0 cm deep. Germination commences from 40 days and extends up to 90 days after sowing. Transplanted to poly bags (35 x 15 cm) one year old seedlings are transplanted to bigger poly bags (35 x 20 cm).

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A bullock cart or ox cart (sometimes called a bullock carriage when carrying people in particular) is a two-wheeled or four-wheeled vehicle pulled by oxen. It is a means of transportation used since ancient times in many parts of the world. They are still used today where modern vehicles are too expensive or the infrastructure favor them.

Used especially for carrying goods, the bullock cart is pulled by one or several oxen. The cart is attached to an ox team by a special chain attached to yokes, but a rope may also be used for one or two animals. The driver and any other passengers sit on the front of the cart, while load is placed in the back. Traditionally, the cargo was usually agrarian goods and lumber.

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Villages have mountains..mountians are either green or brown...brown is where people cut trees