CH 5 PANCHYATI RAJ

What Are the Major Social Issues in India? POVERTY- Poverty is one of the leading social problems in India. … CORRUPTION- … OVERPOPULATION. … UNEMPLOYMENT- … CASTE SYSTEM- … CHILD LABOUR- … DRUG ADDICTION-

The social issues like poverty, unemployment, migration, crime, delinquency, drug abuse, child abuse, crime against women, crime against children, discrimination on the basis of Caste, class & religion , corruption, family and health problems, education, political, economic, cultural and environment issues and human 

In conclusion, city life is generally better than village life because of convenience. In the city, you can get whatever you want and quickly. The village life is not bad, however there is the issue of scarcity.

The city is overpopulated compared to the villages where small numbers of people live. The air and water in the village is less polluted and the village has a cleaner environment, less noise, and fresh air compared to the cities. People in the villages are less busy than those in the big cities.

Cons of Living in a City High Cost of Living. The higher cost of living is the first disadvantage that people typically think of when considering moving to a city. … Noise. … Lack of Space. … Lack of Parking. … Higher Auto Insurance Premiums. … Higher Crime Rates.

Rural areas face more environmental degradation in terms of the forest land and the water because they have easier access to the forest and also they usually wash their clothes at the river. The urban areas face serious conditions of air pollutants than that of water and land.

A number of serious problems confront young people in rural areas: relatively high unemployment, marginalisation, a lack of appropriate resources, a level of education below that available in towns and cities, and poor career prospects.

A Panchyat solves local problems. It gives training to people in functioning of democracy. The villagers sit together and cooperate in Village welfare works. They also develop administrative and management skills.

❥ Sanitation, conservancy and drainage and the prevention of public nuisances. ❥ Curative and preventive measures in respect of any epidemic. ❥ Supply of drinking water and disinfecting the sources of supply and storage of water. ❥ The maintenance, repair, construction and protection of public streets.

Explanation: The Sarpanch Of The Panchayat Is Responsible for solving The Problems At Local Village Level.