Rural infrastructure is a barrier to the proper sustenance of life in the underprivileged sections. It encompasses rural roads, major dams, drainage systems, housing, water supply, and telecommunication. The integrated village development project aims at improving livelihood in the rural community. It is a comprehensive approach that constitutes both the social and economic welfare of the rural people.
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The lack of basic amenities and economic growth are the main reasons for their adversity in the villages. The aim of the Smart Village Scheme is to ensure all-round development, and implementation of the right approaches to bring about a positive change in the lives of the villagers.
Even after 73 years of independence, there are certain grey areas that need our utmost focus and attention. Yes, we are about to shed light on the living conditions of the people in the rural areas. One of the most unfortunate facts is that the poor and marginalized sections of society are still fighting for their basic rights and necessities. Basic amenities are the foundation for a decent living and it paves way for improved growth and quality of life. A smart village scheme upholds the idea of a balanced living where there is an availability of basic resources. It promotes sustainable growth and development through shared activities that benefit the residents as well as the community.
The smart village scheme highlights the need for proper sanitation, easy access to clean water, healthcare centers, schools, and proper electrification. It is a comprehensive approach that takes into account all-around development from the economic to the social well-being of the rural population. This will ensure that they have access to the basic needs required to sustain their lives.
We are the citizens of India and our responsibility is to participate in the development of our country. The rural community is the backbone of India. The Indian government has introduced the smart village scheme for developing the social and economic condition of the Indian villages. Many governmental and non-governmental organizations are working on this scheme and arrange for subsidies from the state and central government. Even in the 21st century, the villagers are deprived of their basic needs and it is really important to fulfill their needs because, without the fundamental necessity, we can not be able to move our mission forward.