rural and urban community

"Urban area" can refer to towns, cities, and suburbs. An urban area includes the city itself, as well as the surrounding areas. ... Rural areas are the opposite of urban areas. Rural areas, often called "the country," have low population density and large amounts of undeveloped land.

1. ABOUT ME CONTACT INFO Tel: (+ 92) 322 7967172 E-Mail: [email protected] SKILLS & LANGUAGE ORIGIN LAB, VIRTUAL LAB, ENDNOTE SOFTWARE, EMATHHELP SOFTWARE , MICROSOFT OFFICE, ADBOBE (PHOTOSHOP & ILUUSTRATOR), ARDUINO SOFTWARE, AMAZON VITUAL ASSISTAN, VIDEO EDITTING, SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT URDU, PUNJABI, ENGLISH, ARABIC FOUNDER UCQxAo-GBHUI2l9_LBYicsRw THE CREATOR ACADEMY thecreatorsacademyofficial thecreatorsacademyofficial The Creators Academy ABU BAKAR NATIONALITY : PAKISTAN CITY : SIALKOT, PUNJAB MARITAL STATUS : SINGLE PERSONAL PROFILE BS(HONS) PHYSICS UNIVERSITY OF SIALKOT EDUCATION SOCIAL MEDIA Abubakar Bhutta @_abubakar786 ABU BAKAR @abubakar786786 ABUBAKAR692909

2. Community Definition: Bogardes :  It is a social group with some degree of "we feeling and living in a given area" W. Ogburn :  "Total organization of social life with in a limited area“ A common way of life of people living in a common territory is a community. There are two elements of community one is locality and other is sentiment and these element of community shape it as an area of people living in social cohesion. As for locality, a community occupies a territorial area permanent or changing. Its sentiment is the social coherence which the people inculcate within themselves. This sense of belonging together and to the residence is the real sentiment of community.

3. Rural Community Rural community is a natural phenomenon. It is present in every society of the world having distinct culture and pattern of social life. Basic urban facilities like school, hospital, market, municipal office, police station etc. are usually missing in this community.

4. Urban Community Urban community is the opposite of rural community. The urban people lifestyle are highly impersonal with each other along high degree of complexity and heterogeneity in their living style and identities. A complex division of labor with specialization in their jobs is the identity of urban community. Modern civic facilities are usually available.

5. Di f fer e nce b e tween Rural a n d Urb a n Li f e  Living  Education  Occupa t ions  T ransp o rt  Hosp i tals

6. Li v ing Conditio n s in Rural and Urban Life

7. Rural  Households are very simpl e .  Free f r o m worri e s and a nx i eties of the W orl d .  Abundance of natu r e and ease.  Not crowded w i th cons t ruc t ion s .

8. Urban  C o mfor t ab l e and luxur i ous Life.  Cro w ded w i th huge construc t ion s .  Lead Mechanical l i fe i n C i t y .  D i f ficu l t and comp l ex l i fe i n cit y .

9. Educ a tion Syst e m in Rural and Urban Area

10. Rural  C l asses are not we l l fu r nishe d .  Old equipment i n Lab.  Less number of Schools i n V i l lage s .

11. Urban  C l asses are well fu r nished.  A i r conditioned C l asse s .  Modern equipment i n Lab.  Large number of schools in citie s .

12. Occupat i ons in Rural and Urban Ar e a

13. Occupations Urb a n A lot of em p lo y me n t o p p o rtunities. Rural  L e ss e m plo y m e nt o p p o rtunities.  W ell paid and s e c u re job s .   L e ss p a id job s .  L e ss fields for job s . Lot of fields f or j obs 

14. T ransport facil i ties in Ru r al and Ur b an Area

15. T ransport R u ral Urb a n  L a ck of go o d T ran s p o rtat i o n . L o t of g o od tran p ortatio n .   T ran s p o rt c o n d it i on is p o or in s o me villa g e s . T ra n s p o rt c o n dition is b etter than v illag e s . 

16. Hospitals in Rur a l and Urban Ar e a

17. Hospital R u ral Facil i ties Urb a n  L e ss n u mb e r H o s p itals.  Ho s pitals are v e ry cl e a n .  L e ss Mo d ern facilities. of L a rge n u mb e r H o s p itals. of  not Ho s pitals are very cl e an a n d h a ve mo d ern e q uip m e n t. A lot of mo d ern facilities.  