Dehradun : Uttarakhand hills are still facing the migration menace when villagers are leaving their homes and villages are turning into ghost villages. In the last decades, young people left their ancestral places in search of jobs, education, and better opportunities in cities or other states. But now, deserted villages are slowly coming alive again as migrants return home in encouraging numbers, as per the new survey done by migration prevention commission in Uttarakhand.

According to the Migration Prevention Commission’s reverse migration survey, a total of 6,282 migrants have returned to their villages. The most surprising and positive part of the report is that 43% of them are young people between the ages of 25 and 35. This is the age group most likely to move away for work, so the

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