Focus On Rural Development

In an age of globalisation, migration – internal and external – has become common phenomenon. Technology, transportation and trade have broken down the physical barriers of people’s mobility. Nonetheless, migration is connected to social, economic, ethnic, cultural and geographical evolution of human beings since the ancient time. Today civilisation has reached an advanced stage. One factor behind this is: the people are on the move. There has been tendency among the people to shift to a favourable places that ensure secure and happy existence. For example, the Khas Aryan entered Himavatkhanda region more than three millennia ago from the West Asia. They came to the Himalayan nation via the west Nepal in search of viable means and resources for better survival and security. The Great Atlantic Migration, considered the largest migration in modern history, saw over 17 million Europeans migrating into the United States permanently between 1840 and 1910.