Visiting rural India...?

Yes you can. But now India does not allow this due to covid-19

Currently India is in lock down status due to COVID 19 situation.

India is a very vast geography. It has vastly different climatic conditions depending on where you would be. It has seas, beaches, mountains, snowy mountains, desert areas, wet rainy areas, water logged areas, dense forests, grasslands et al.

As a result rural life is different in different parts of India. Question is - what kind of geography you would like to be in?

And yes rural India is definitely a different experience than urban India and vastly different than Metropolitan India.

If you are willing to spend time in rural India around Mumbai metro / Maharashtra, let me know. I can help you get rural experience. You will be safe ( unless you are too adventurous ) and as it is most of the India is always safe ( we believe - visitors are gods)

But for now wait. Let this dark hour of COVID 19 pass over.

Welcome to India.

Rural India is full of delights. Especially the young women. In rural areas in third world countries you are more likely to find busty chicks (who had their mammaries enlarged by full fat milk and

 organic food alone). When a rural INdian babe drinks her glass of freshly squeezed unpasteurzed milk at night the next morning they feel bigger and plumper! Swell!

Your intent is good but it does not work that way, and certainly not for 10 days.  If you want to experience rural India then talk to a real travel agency where you live to find out about "adventure travel" options.  DON'T try to arrange the trip on your own.  Realize a lot of India is not safe and I doubt you want to be murdered for being infidels.  

You might find that you were invited to stay in a hut with a village family if you indicated that you were interested in arranging the adoption of one or more of their children.  Adoption fees to adopt an Indian child are approximately $3,500 USD. This amount does not include any U.S.-based expenses (such as the home study, application or petition filing costs, etc.).   Try crowdfunding.

boy you are naive ..but in a good way ..however you would be in a culture shock you may never recover from ..trust me ..i have travelled india ..N.S.E.and west .mainly by train ...for many a hut is a dream ..try living under a bush ..go to any railway station after 4 pm ..thats where many 1000`s spend every night ...95% of population has no running water ..or electric ..toilets etc ..JAIPUR  a city near to AGRA ..home of taj mahal..500.000 kids live on streets ..100.000 dogs roam the average city ...yet  amazingly the women are cheerful ..work 10 times harder than the men ...and the kids are wonderful ...the men are useless ....drink only bottles water ..no ice ..or salad ..clean teeth with bottled ...take lots of wipes ..but you will not return the same 

Why do you assume that they are unhappy?