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Pakistan has an agriculture based economy, rural areas have a large
population. According to a survey, around 65% of Pakistan’s population
dwells in rural areas. Villagers are known for their simplicity, hard
work and humbleness. To people who live in cities, village life seems
dull and boring. However, that is not the case at all. The countryside
is healthier and cleaner, and people lead a less stressful life.
Sadly, due to certain factors, many villages in Pakistan suffer from a
bad reputation. Those factors are feudal lords, faulty educational
system, poverty, lack of proper health care and poor sanitation.
The following villages in Pakistan have proved that these assumptions
are not true! Not only that, they have set a great example for the whole
nation.
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Mamu Kanjan
For a small village, Mamu Kanjan has a large population of 10,000
people. When it comes to breaking stereotypes related to poor health,
Mamu Kanjan sets a perfect example. It is a place where no one smokes! |
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Basti Tabu
The members of Basti Tabu in Sadiqabad have taken matters in their own
hands. They seek no aid of government or outsiders. Be it an excellent
sewerage system or institute for special education, everything is of the
highest standard. |
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Fatu Dedo
Who said villages have poor sanitation? Fatu Dedo has the title of the
cleanest village! Located in Badin, Sindh, the village has paved
streets, underground sanitation and high literacy race. All the families
happily contribute money every month and the village authority takes
notice of any misconduct. |
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Dera Alampur Gondlan
Dera Alampur Gondlan is a village in Gujrat where everyone has a dual
nationality. Alam Pur in Gujrat, who was one of the first inhabitants of
the village, sent very villager to European countries. Today, in each
house, there is at least one member who is a citizen of two countries
concurrently. |
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Ehsanpur
If you are worried about technology in villages, Ehsanpur in Kot Addu
will exceed your expectations. It is a fully solar-powered village that
has around 166 houses that completely depend on solar energy.
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Kharian Tehsil
Breaking yet another stereotype, Kharian Tehsil is the richest village
of Pakistan. Nicknamed as mini-Norway, it has plenty of Norway
immigrants.
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Rasoolpur
Rasoolpur is a village in the district of Punjab with 100% literary rate
and 0% crime rate!
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Beauty of northern areas
When it comes to beauty, nothing can beat the sublime beauty of northern
areas of Pakistan. The villages of the north are bursting with greenery
and are alive with fresh breeze! |
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