Datia, Madhya Pradesh 14th January. Government teacher Mr. Mohar Singh Solanki, District Datia, Madhya Pradesh has built his own small beautiful house full of greenery all around under environmental awareness in his village Kali Pahari, Post Durgapur. With solar power, you have lit up the area around your house by lighting up enough lights. You have presented your residence to the country as a model to prevent migration from the village. 
    You have made the courtyard of your government school attractive by getting colorful paintings done at your own expense. The villagers highly appreciate your efforts. You have presented an inspiring example to the countrymen by utilizing your limited resources. The sole purpose of this exemplary effort of yours is to stop the exodus from the village.
    At present, most of the employees of the country have started migrating from the villages due to the availability of modern resources in the cities instead of the villages. That's why Mr. Solanki resolved to make the village a pollution-free, green abode with greenery even in the absence of these resources by staying in his village. Along with this, you have a special interest in serving the children by living in rural areas.
    The process of migration from villages to cities is not a new issue. Due to continuous reduction of agricultural land in villages, increase in population and natural calamities, villagers have to turn towards cities and towns in search of livelihood. Lack of basic facilities in villages is also another major reason for migration. Employment and education as well as basic amenities like electricity, housing, roads, communication, sanitation in villages are very less as compared to cities. 
    Along with these basic shortcomings, many people also turn to the cities after being fed up of exploitation and oppression due to the discriminatory social system in the 
villages. Due to this determined effort of teacher Mr. Solanki, the rural brothers of the surrounding are getting a lot of inspiration to do their business and jobs by staying in the village itself.

Pradeepji Pal, Senior Journalist
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