Out-migration from hill areas is a significant demographic and socio-economic phenomenon impacting regions worldwide. These areas, characterized by rugged terrain, limited infrastructure, and challenging climatic condition, often experience high rates of population movement to lowland areas and urban centers. This process, driven by various push and pull factors, results in substantial changes in the demographic composition, economic activities, and social fabric of the originating areas.
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