The growing population is a big problem in developing countries. Should the government provide new homes in the cities or countryside?

The continuous rise in the graph population is an alarming situation for the world. While it is considered to be an obstacle for the developing nations only, the later effects of it could

also

affect the already evolved and advanced province as well. Along with that, parallelly,a debate is going on whether the authorities should arrange the fresh facilities in the suburb or in the townsite area. In

this

,essay both scenarios are discussed. To commence with, the rapidly growing number of people should be talked about and the solution for

that is

an absolute necessity at

this

point in time. Because controlling the population should be everyone's prime objective rather than discussing useless topics. And especially, developing countries like India or China, which has great potential to become the

next

world leaders so should do something regarding

this

situation. From an expert's outlook, the administration should try to spread the adverse effect of overpopulation.According to them the best way of doing it is through social media campaigns and television advertisements.

For instance

, the Indian government, back in the day launched a scheme where it is being told that and

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quote (Bache do hi ache). These are some ways to overcome

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situation. About the latter topic, the authority should try their best not to construct new buildings or homes alongside the village because it is the only place left for people to enjoy their life getting out from the hectic schedule of city life.

Moreover

, they should try to fit in people in the city areas as the multi-story house concept is pretty much used there in the form of apartments.

However

, everyone likes to live in suburban areas to have an aesthetic viewpoint and a nice environment as a bonus. By way of conclusion, I would say these things go hand in hand.

Although

, I strongly advocate that, both population control and excluding the countryside for new homes purpose are necessary for the coming generation.