City vs Village Stereotypes:
It's not accurate to say that all city people dislike village people in India. However, there are certainly some cultural and economic differences between urban and rural areas that can sometimes lead to misunderstandings and stereotypes.
One reason for this could be that urban areas tend to be more developed in terms of infrastructure, education, and job opportunities. As a result, city people may view villagers as less sophisticated or educated, and may not appreciate the traditional way of life that is still prevalent in many rural areas.
On the other hand, villagers may view city people as being too materialistic or lacking in values and cultural roots. They may also feel marginalized and overlooked by the government and mainstream media, which tend to focus more on urban issues and trends.
It's important to remember that these stereotypes are not true for everyone, and that there are many individuals and communities in both urban and rural areas who are open-minded, respectful, and willing to learn from each other. By promoting dialogue and understanding, we can work towards bridging the gap between different cultures and creating a more harmonious society.