hamra sub say barha masla yey hay transport itna distance nai hay jitna karya liya jarah hay man mani chal rahe hay area main humry leaders jin k election k ino main hum say aziz admi koi nai hota 5 sal wo nazar b nai aty election main nazar aty hain r wady karty hain pht eid ka chand ho jaty hain .
laiken is bat pay kabi kisi nain tawaja ni de kab hngain yey masail bus sb nahry lagny k lyey he istimal krty hain sub ko
paradise.
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It is a beautiful natural green place with mountains, long trees, green lash area, beautiful constructed houses and more importantly people who are educated, well mannered and organized.
A village is a collection of small huts in the midst of fields on which the village farmers work. Some villages are big while others are comparatively small. They are generally cut off from the cities and have a different kind of life.
I also live in a beautiful village its name is Jubban Pattan Kallan it is situated in KP province.
Pattan kalan is one of twenty-nine union councils of the Abbottabad District, in the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan. Normally pattan kallan has very pleasant and healthy weather all over the year. It has good combination of winter and summer,
Winters in Pattan Kalan are extreme and last from October to April. During the summer months the temperature rises to a maximum of 25–30 degrees, with the hottest months being May and June. The monsoon season lasts from mid-July to mid-August.
Village life has its own charms. Cowper says, “God made the country and man made the town.” Villagers live very close to nature. It is in the country that nature reveals all her beauties to man. Natural beauty of the village has been a source of inspiration for poets, philosophers and artists.
We live very healthy and peaceful life. There is no smoke and noise of the city factories. The sounds of scooters and motor-rickshaws and other vehicles do not disturb the peaceful atmosphere of the village. We breathe fresh air which promotes our health. We also get pure ghee and milk. There is no hustle and bustle and no worry as in the modern city life. We, therefore, are happy and healthy. We live a simple life and our desires are few. We are satisfied with what we have and never dream of those luxuries and comforts that modern science has provided us with in such ample measure.
Most of the people in my village are are farmers. They cultivate their farms situated in the neighbourhood of the village. They go to their fields early in the morning where they work till evening; ploughing, sowing or reaping according to the season. Spinning and weaving is one of the most important cottage industries in the village. It helps to increase their meagre income. Besides this, some people keep shops and provide the necessities of life to the villagers. Others work as potters, carpenters, blacksmiths, etc., to fulfil their needs.
Peoples in my village are deeply religious. They devote regular time to prayer and all religious practices.
We are socially knit together. Our life is corporate and interdependent. “We depend on each other for the supply of our daily needs. We share the joys and sorrows of each other. We help each other in times of need. We have strong social strength that the guest of one is considered as the guest of all. In a town or city one does not care to know even one’s own neighbours. But in our village all are familiar even with the family histories of all peoples. In the evening, we assemble in the village “chopal” with “hukkas”, and chatting and talking goes on till late in the night. This is our simple recreation..
