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LIFE IN A PAKISTAN VILLAGE;
Most villages in Pakistan are situated away from the noise of the city life. They are peaceful and silent places. A typical Pakistani village consists of unpaved paths and streets. Its houses are mud. But nowadays most of the villagers started constructing their houses made from bricks and concrete though most of the village people have simple habits and limited needs. There are green trees vast meadows and flowery bushes in every village. The blossoming flowers fragrant air the rising and setting sun all leave a healthy influence on the health of villagers. In the summer they rest under shady trees and take bath in cool water.Women also help their men in the work along with their house hold.They also take care of their domestic animals such as cows, goats, hens etc. As many small villages are still void of the facilities like safe drinking water and electricity even hospitals and schools are at long distances, life in the village require more struggle than the relatively modern lifestyles in the circles.
Village life in Pakistan depicts a true picture of our culture. Villagers are very traditional people who are hard workers. They wake up early in the morning withe the fajar prayers and start working in the fields. They work all day long in the field under the sun without caring about the harsh weather. This is only way for them to earn their livelihood.
They live in a serene and clean enviroment surrounded by green orchids and lush crops fields. There are beautiful flowing streams and ponds. People live in a very well knit community; they help and solve each other's problems. The elders have great respect and in the evening they gather together in the village " chopal" a community meeting held every day and discuss their village problems which mainly surround the water distribution from a mohga water outlet from a main stream good or bad crop during the season ans some petty matters of biradris. The dissensions too yet at the end there is more amicable end as in every matter the izzat of the village is and should remain supreme in every village dweller's eyes. Then there will be discussion about lack of basic amenities they don't have proper drinking water, no schools and colleges and some where even no sewerage system at all. Some villages really need attention so that they can move on the road to progress.
Culturally, pakistan's rural folk enjoy a seemingly happy and contented life. Not that they tend to be passive and lack initiative. Contrary to this our rural folk are more energetic and struggle minded then their city dwelling counter parts............