Rich Rural India!

LET US BE PROUD OF ​THESE VILLAGES   Interesting to read about villages that are different.   India, having an agro-based economy, depends the most on its villages for growth. ... 1. Mawlynnong - Asia's cleanest village Mawlynnong, a small village in Meghalaya, was awarded the prestigious tag of 'Cleanest Village in Asia' in 2003 by Discover India Magazine. Located at about 90 kms from Shillong, the village offers a sky walk for you to take in the beauty as you explore it. According to visitors, you cannot find a single cigarette butt/plastic bag lying around there. 2. Punsari - The village with WiFi, CCTVs,  AC classrooms and more Punsari, located in Gujarat, puts most metros to shame. Funded by the Indian government and the village's own funding model, Punsari is no NRI-blessed zone. The village also boasts of a mini-bus commute system and various other facilities. Believe it. 3. Hiware Bazar - The village of 60 millionaires Hiware Bazar, located in the Ahmednagar district of Maharashtra, has transformed from being a place fraught with issues to being possibly the richest village in India. The sole reason for this fairy-tale change is one man called Popatrao Pawar. He banned all addictive substances to minimize expense and encouraged the villagers to invest  in rain-water harvesting, milch cattle, etc. There are a record 60 millionaires in the village and barely any poor. From 168 Below Poverty Line families in 1995, Hiware Bazar now has just three. The villagers continue to strive to see a day when not one person is poor.   & MORE! - https://www.facebook.com/virendra.verma/posts/10204613610794713