An undeveloped village can become developed if it has facilities like good roads, transportation, electricity, irrigation, educational and health centers, modern farming methods, sufficient water and fuel, hygiene, shops, small manufacturing, banks, market access, storage, communication, government offices, and labor. Developing villages helps realize rights like equality, freedom from exploitation, religion, education, information, and constitutional remedies. Examples of rural development programs include building roads, highways, treating leprosy and tuberculosis, addressing cataract blindness, empowering the poor, reclaiming lands, improving crops and incomes, credit programs, renewable energy, and local dispute resolution.

11. Urban village

12. Rural village Village

18. An Undeveloped Village can become a developed Village if there are facilities like good roads, good transport system, good supply of electricity, good irrigation system, Good educational centers health centers modern methods of farming Sufficient water supply Fuel for vehicles good hygiene & sanity Shops for primary needs Small manufacturing units Nationalized banks Nearness of markets Cold storage & granaries Well developed communication Government offices Sufficient labour

19. Developed Villages

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37. Right to equality Right to freedom Right against exploitation Right to freedom of religion Cultural and educational rights Right to constitutional remedies Right To Education Right to information

40. - Rural Roads Rural roads have developed the economic conditions in H.P and Rajasthan A road in Rajasthan

41. - Building State Highways in Andhra Pradesh A new inter-state highway linking Hyderabad with Chennai has brought prosperity to the remote regions.

43. . - Eliminating Leprosy Diagnosis ,awareness and treatment services for leprosy in villages People in a awareness camp Medicine for leprosy

44. - Controlling TB Remarkable progress is being made in controlling the spread of tuberculosis - a leading cause of illness and death in adults in India.

45. - Reducing the Incidence of Cataract by more than half the government has taken efforts to address cataract blindness with a special focus on women and those living in rural areas

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47. - Empowering the Poor in Tamil Nadu The livelihoods and quality of life of the rural poor, particularly women and other disadvantaged groups, is being improved

48. - Reclaiming Saline Lands in Uttar Pradesh Many saline lands in UP have been made fertile, boosting productivity and raising farmers' incomes.

49. - Better Crops, Higher Incomes in Dry Watershed Lands of Karnataka Degraded lands have been brought under cultivation and farm yields have risen in the drought-prone regions of Karnataka.

50. Regular & profitable income to farmers Grains have been brought from the farmers and stored in government granaries as buffer stock

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52. Kisan Credit Card Scheme(KCC) Kisan Credit Card Scheme provides farmers loans to farmers with low or no interest

53. Rural Energy Energy from renewable resources in rural areas have made villages self sustainable

54. Lok adalats & nyaya panchayats Lok adalats & nyaya panchayats in villages help people solve disputes free of cost