Village Life

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I enjoy nature in villages and feel like living in-sync with nature. The slow paced life is also another reason for liking villages.

Any more questions... @aakshey ?

Do you run your own company remotely from there?

Kind of. But, not a company. I am an individual. I run my business on my own name. No employees, yet. Might registrar an one person company in future.

Ok

Well what about access to services which makes life easier, do you find your self in a struggle with this in village life or yare you content most of the time?

What about Hospital emergency?

Except for internet, I am content with most other things.

I live in TN where health care is among the best. Everywhere, there is a health center with qualified physicians available during day time. Road connectivity is also improved a lot in recent times, due to high corruption / commission (up to 75%) among the politicians. So, reaching a city (with 24x7 healthcare) isn't time consuming. 108 ambulance service works fine so far.

I can't guarantee the same in the future. Corruption is at its worst / peak at the moment. Education system is systematically being destroyed. So, is the health care system. When there is a growing number of uneducated people, naturally, that society will become selfish that in turn will deteriorate the entire society in the long run. By uneducated means not the regular text-book based education provided by the state. Moral education. Life education. I remember my school days when moral education was given first priority than text-book based education. Ever since the text-book based education system became a golden goose, moral education took the backseat.

You can share some photos of the village, maybe.

Man, I love nature, but India's climate is too hot to be comfortable out and about in nature.

Shillong was famous for cool weather, but due to deforestation and climate change, it's pretty hot/humid in the summers.

Plus being tech-savvy prevents one from having that tech-savvy Lifestyle in Indian sub-urbs/villages.

I can't imagine living life in the villages in this country.

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You can share some photos of the village, maybe.

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Believe me. Everyone will start to hate village life if I show the photos. This district (Virudhunagar) is among the districts with lowest rainfall and among the districts with highest temperature. That's why firecrackers and paper industries flourish here. Lots of memes are going around here in FB, whatsapp etc that if corona virus enters here it will not survive for even 21 minutes. It's scientifically wrong info, though.

That said we have border with western ghats where I used to go hiking on weekends (it is closed on weekdays to prevents raping of environment by inhuman beings). I will share the photos when I get a chance. However, all those pictures would be misleading about the rest of the district.

Quite intrigued about your story and the services you offer as an individual. Is your business affected by the pandemic?

Not, yet. 90% of my clients live outside India. So far, no bad news from them. Those in India are unlikely to pause or close the contract, from what I can assume.

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