Administrative policies in urban areas usually focuses on public transportation, public sanitation, housing  and overall infrastructure, whereas in contrast, rural administrative policies focuses on agricultural convenience, connectivity, healthcare and education. Despite sharing similar goals of efficient governance and maximizing growth, there is an evident development gap between urban and rural areas. These gaps can be addressed by considering social, economic and infrastructural dimensions.

Social dimension : Social policies plays a vital role in decreasing the development gap. education, healthcare and employment opportunities are crucial. social welframe schemes such as Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) also plays a very important role addressing problems related to employment and rural livelihood.

Economic dimension : From an economic point of view, investments in local industries and recruitment of more work force can single-handedly increase the rural economic development scenario. Rural scheme like Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY) that focuses on road development and improvement in rural areas which is essential for transportation and logistics, improving connectivity and ultimately boosting rural trade.

Infrastructural dimension : Infrastructural development is yet another important dimension for overal rural development. Building roads, elementary and primary schools, hospitals, access to trades and services with the urban areas and extension of internet and communication connectivity in rural areas are also very crucial.

Ultimately, by critically observing these dimensional perspective, an overall balanced approach can be taken to reduce the rural-urban development gap to ensure collective growth.

The discovery of Fire changed everything for human beings. Artificial intelligence is potentially the next big thing aiming to change everything. Artificial intelligence refers to the computing devices used to solve problems that require human intelligence.

The dangers of Artificial intelligence covers a wide area-

Ethical dangers – artificial intelligence accessing user data in order to improve user experience can result in breaching of privacy.

Bias and misinformation – Humans at a certain level, have biases. The data being fed to the artificial intelligence may also generate a certain bias resulting in abuse of power and amplified societal prejudice.

Job replacement – Artificial intelligence becoming more capable in automated tasks can be prominent for humans to be replaced at some point by the Artificial intelligence.

All in all, artificial intelligence system becoming complex comes with a cost of unpredictable nature. This could be resulting in a huge failure for the entire humanity considering Artificial intelligence being the revolutionary technology that can change everything. Ensuring ethical guidelines and continuous oversight is a must in order to lay some limitations for artificial intelligence to work.