We have more benefits of working in rural areas as compared to governmental organizations because we are more flexible. As the task of development is massive, many we are playing vital role in the rural development of India in collaboration with the Government.<br>

Superficially, rural development seems to be a simple task but, in reality, it is not. Post Independence era has seen many rural development programs through different five-year plans. Alleviating poverty, employment generation, more opportunities for generating income, and infrastructure facilities are emphasized through the policies and programs of the government. Along with this, the Panchayat Raj Institutions have also been initiated by the government to strengthen the democracy at grass roots level. But in spite of all the efforts rural poverty, unemployment rate, low production still exists.

A major problem that we are facing in India is their dependency upon government funds or external donations. With this dependency, we are less flexible in carrying out their task as most of the tasks depend upon funds.

We are now attracting professionals from different fields. We act as planners and implementers of developmental plans. We help in building a self-reliant and sustainable society. These agencies play the role of mediator between people and government.

But in spite of all the hurdles, we will keep on working for rural development in India. But the complete success of the rural development actually depends upon the willingness and active participation of rural people in the development processes and efforts. Under the different device, a nation-wide our network has been created.