The quality of living and facilities vary according to the locations where
people
reside. Individuals who were born in suburbs tend to shift to cities when they become mature. The underlying reasons for
this
problem are analysed in the ensuing paragraphs, while I believe it is a negative development.
This
issue might be attributed to two primary reasons.
Firstly
, urban
places
provide better employment opportunities; the fear of being unemployed can be sorted. To explain
further
,
although
the residents of a rural place can enjoy the greenery and its advantages of it, the number of businesses and companies might be on the lower side, so that, getting a job might be a major problem for adults.
As a result
, after graduation
people
move to areas with more professional chances.
For instance
,
people
living in the countryside in India, travel to Bangalore and Mumbai for getting placed in any of the companies in a business park or cyber park.
Secondly
, education is another reason for the movement. To make it more clear, even though village areas have primary schools, most of them lack higher study facilities.
Therefore
, a sheer number of individuals shift to
further
places
which provide master courses and applied for training programmes. Indeed, universities like Christ and PES in Banglore have the majority of graduates from remote locations. In short, career and education is the major reason for
people
's shifting attitude to urban
places
.
On the other hand
,
although
mass migration to developed
places
has benefits, it is a negative development in terms of the village. If the population pursue the skills and educates themselves using the resources from an underdeveloped place and moves to updated towns, the hometown of those
people
will suffer from the absence of skilled workers as well as talented youngsters. To make it more clear, governments need well-educated and active sprouts of society to build and modify the community. The unavailability of
such
people
, not only paves the way for the deterioration of rural
places
but
also
isolation.
For example
, a huge number of
people
have migrated to Canada from Punjab in India, and
as a result
, the economy of the state is on the verge of depletion. Overall, the adult movement from local
places
to big cities is an acute problem because it induces impacts on the economy.
To conclude,
although
individuals enjoy better lifestyles and circumstances after moving, the homeland faces potential impact, which is a negative development.