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1. Write a summary of the below extract with the help of the following points:
• Migration to cities - two different attitudes - examples of places other than India- solution
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This is of crucial importance when it comes to the biggest problem that our cities face, viz.
the distress migration from the rural to urban areas, with squatters living on pavements and
filling up all the crevices in the city. This has invoked two diametrically opposed attitudes.
There are those that say Throw them out! And others that say: No, they have the right to
stay where they are Neither attitude helps. Letting them stay where they are, living like
animals in subhuman conditions, insults our own human values Throwing them out misses
completely the fundamental underlying problem, viz the miserable living conditions and
completely unequal landholding patterns pertaining in our villages. In the 18 and 19th
centuries, Europe went through precisely the same process when millions of desperate Irish,
Italians, Jews, Germans, English decided to leave - and for much the same reasons. But due
to the colonial system operating that time, they could redistribute themselves around the
globe an option not open to India today. Se a migrant arriving in Kolkata or Pune is a
substitute for a visa to Australia. That is the functional role that our cities are playing in the
development of our nation What we have to do is find ways to increase the holding capacity
of the urban system as a whole​

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