Thanks Fatej Ji for liking my post,
With due respect to all Jatlanders' view on this topic. I would like to contribute to questions mentioned in your post:
Renuka, a wonderful, useful & very sensible toppic, I must say, such idea coming to your mind & your initiation of this post, has contributed a lot towards improvement. It is totally positive thinking & a good cause. But many our brothers may not like this thread, you may see very few participents & if at all some participation, more percentage will be negative.
a) Are all villagers bad/indisciplined or Battemmeez log? May I ask our respected mods & Administrators, is it correct expression on our forum, are such remarks permitted by you people, respected Bhartiji, another example of baised dealing, I am 100% sure, had this kind of remark from people from villages like me, you people wouldnot have tolrated the remarks (post 14).
I am too young to comment on this, with due respect to our elders , I feel discipline/tameez is not related to children born or brought up in city or villages , I believe it is responsibility of family as well as individual to learn and follow moral(family) values .I am saying here it is individual responsibly as well because even if family plays full attention to a kid to teach him/her all good values and when he/she grows up then with the influence of world outside family he/she may start doing something which we may not call as moral.
Regarding the remark at post 14, Inspite of the fact I am born and brought up in metropolitan city, even I don’t agree with this post. But I fully respect individual thoughts on this topic because everybody has their own perception of things.
b) Are all people staying in cities Bhagwan Ram & Laxman? :
I am not very sure if by this you are trying to say if my thoughts "that we should respect elders" means I am thinking about an Ideal world where all elders should be treated the same way as they were in the Era of Bhagwan Ram and Laxman. But I believe,irrespective of the centaury we are living in if we ,younger generation, expects respect from our next generation then , they should set the examples for next generations .Even if there is any difference in opinion on any situation , I am sure healthy discussion between different generations can a solution to a problem that is because of difference of opinion because of “generation gap”.
c) Why are we diverting attention from a very toppic by bringing in the point of standared of hospitals/docters & facilities provided by them? (post15 & 19)"
I think it is different members’ perception of the situation. Although the original topic that I wanted to bring was a bit different 
d) Tewatiaji, I agree on population, lack of resources etc, but dear for such education, degrees are not required at all. The rquirement is of real education, sanskaras, devlopment of the character qualities/personality traits and these can be learned/taught in the house, society or at every step of lif, provided we are keen & best method of teaching is by self example. Brother, have you seen even a paragraph on morale education at any level in our education syllabus. I do agree that lot of physical development has taken place in the world but the development of the soul/individual character building/personality development has totally stopped. But more blame goes to elder generation, because it seems we have failed misurably. Earlier not in public transport but at public places not only elderly men/women but even young ladies were offered seats by even elderly men. Anyway Renuka, thanks for good toppic & good initiative for good cause.
Again I will say the same, although respecting elders by offering seat to needy is not 100% gone. And if we “younger generation” (be it male or female) is not offering seats to needy, be it elder people or females), then we should not expect the same from our next generation or even from same generation that they will offer seat to our near and dear ones (when they require the same).
Just to summarize all this, I would like to say, we “younger generation “ should demonstrate in action to our elders as we expect from out next generation J
