People living in large cities have to face many problems in everyday life. What are those problems? Should the government encourage people to move to regional towns?

In 2010, in

India

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nearly 30 per cent of the population lives in urban

areas

while nearly 70 per cent of the population lives in rural fields. But currently,

this

trend is changing, a

lot

of

people

are shifting from rural or urban

areas

to metro

cities

such

as Delhi, Mumbai Kolkata and Bengaluru. When

people

shift from their native place to metro

cities

they have to deal with a

lot

of problems.

This

essay will highlight the problems that human beings encounter when they migrate to a large city and how can the authority motivate them to move to their regional places. The

first

problem, they face is finding a cheap apartment. As a

lot

of

people

are residing in the large

cities

so the price of a house is like touching the sky or we can say finding a flat or house at a low price is a very difficult task, even rent of the house is

also

high. Due to

this

, poor

people

have to live in slum

areas

. In slum

areas

, water, sanitation and hygiene are not good. Due to

this

, they develop water-borne diseases.

Secondly

, the price of groceries is very high. The

third

problem is the pollution in these

cities

is very high, it can create respiratory disorders. Despite these problems,

people

still continue to live in the metro

cities

due to better education and employment. The government are launching an of

lot

schemes to help

people

like urban development schemes or urban health centres. Apart from it, the government can take new initiatives like providing job opportunities in their regional towns. The ministry should encourage MSME and entrepreneurs for creating opportunities. In conclusion, the government should initiate infrastructure development in towns so that

people

can live in their own town and

also

get employment.