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1.You are Suvreen/Saurabh. On your way to school, you see a banner urging students to voice their protests on matters concerning them in a rowdy procession. Write a letter to the Editor of the local newspaper expressing your views on more efficient ways of protesting than in a rowdy manner.
Ans:-H.No. 22/A-6
Prashant Vihar, Rohini, New Delhi
October 19, 20XX
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The Editor
The Times of India
 New Delhi
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Subject Public Protests
 Sir,
 Through the columns of your esteemed daily, I wish to draw the attention of your readers to the banners, which urges the public to voice their protest over matters in a rowdy procession. While such means may look attractive in a comic serial, these are unbecoming for responsible citizens.
In my opinion, the more effective method of voicing one’s protest is through face to face discussions between the authorities and a representative body of citizens or the .concerned party. Another way is to write to the press and make one’s views heard in the proper quarters. Even a press conference can be called apprising newsmen of the situation. As a last measure, one can turn to the courts for redressal of grievances.
It is, however, downright hooliganism to try and get one’s way by taking to the streets. Such methods disrupt civic life and enable unsocial elements to gain control and jeopardize safety and security. Please publish these views in your daily and oblige.
Yours sincerely
Suvreen
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2. Students are required to cope with a lot of pressure in today’s competitive environment. Write a letter to the Editor of a national daily highlighting the increasing stress faced by students and suggest ways to combat the same.
Ans:-A-S/24, West Patel Nagar
New Delhi
February 7, 20XX
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The Editor
 The Deccan Herald
 New Delhi
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Subject: Pressure on Students in Competitive Environment
 Sir,
 Through the column of your esteemed daily, I would like to draw the kind
attention of the concerned authorities and common masses towards Pressure on Students in Competitive Environment. The world today is full of fierce competition. The competition begins from the cradle and ends in the grave. Obviously, students are made to work extremely hard to stand equal to the competition, the environment offers them.
The hectic work/study schedule accompanied by a tense state of mind results in a stressed life where there is no place for relaxation or recreation. Outdoor sporting activities and hobbies are hopelessly sacrificed. The pressure of being in a competitive race causes a lot of stress on young minds. This stress is often manifested in anger, irritation and sometimes even violent behaviour on the part of the students.
 It is high time that some ways and means must be adopted to lessen the level of stress encountered by them. They should indulge in games, sports, yoga, etc to combat stress. Educationists and policymakers must bring out a pro-child policy. This will surely calm their nerves and refresh them better to cope with the usual inevitable pressure.
Yours sincerely
 Nikhil Tandon
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3. You visited the Water Park in your city as part of school excursion. You noticed that the water was not clean and also had a stale smell which could result in many water-borne diseases. Write a letter to the Editor of a local newspaper on your experience of visiting the place and how the polluted water would affect the visitors. Also include the precautions that should be taken in the Water Park. You are Chavi/Cherab
Ans:-46, RK Puram
New Delhi
October 9, 20XX
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The Editor
 The Hindustan Times
 New Delhi
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Subject: Unclean and Stale Water in Water Park
Sir,
Through the medium of this letter, I wish to express my concern over the polluted water in the ‘Waves Water Park’ in our city.
 I visited this Water Park as a part of my school excursion recently and it was disgusting to see that the water was not clean and also emitted a stale
smell. Moreover, polluted water can cause various water-borne diseases. However, the management does not seem to be carrying out routine water maintenance. They need to be issued immediate notice by the concerned authorities to use a combination of a filtration plant along with chemical treatment programme of water. Furthermore, it is important to take instant action as contaminated water will cause bacteria, algae, viruses and insect larvae to grow in water and result in water-borne diseases.
I hope you will publish my letter in the columns of your esteemed newspaper so that the concerned authorities can look into this matter urgently.
 Yours sincerely
Chavi
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4. You are Riddhima/Rishabh. You have of late been very disturbed by the news of road accidents writ large in the newspapers every morning. Write a letter to the Editor, The Indian Express, drawing the attention of the authorities to the rising number of road accidents.
Ans:-A-26, Paschim Vihar
 New Delhi
September 14, 20XX
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The Editor
The Indian Express
New Delhi
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Subject Rising Number of Road Accidents
 Sir,
Through the column of your esteemed daily, I would like to draw the kind 
attention of the concerned authorities and common masses towards the Rising Number of Road Accidents. Road safety in our country is in a pitiable state. The number of road accidents is increasing by the day. As a result, a number of unnatural deaths take place almost every day and several become physically handicapped or permanently disabled.
Most of the accidents happen due to reckless driving. People in their hurry don’t care to follow the traffic signals. The pedestrians tend to cross the roads from anywhere they want and are in turn hit by the speeding vehicles. The truck drivers, generally drunk, the young rash scooterists—all add to the number of road accidents.
 A few strict steps like imposing heavy fines and forfeiting the licence of the offenders could stop the people from going wild on the road. Authorities need to be more stringent in issuing driving licence. Constant checking and vigil are required.
 I hope the concerned authorities and the general public will see the gravity of the matter and adopt some measures.
Yours sincerely
Riddhima
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5. Corruption is one of the most serious problems in our society. It is cancer that will gobble up all the socio-economic and political achievements. Write a letter to the Editor on the growing level of corruption in our society.
Ans:-H.No. 211, Green Park
New Delhi
March 22, 20XX
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The Editor
The Times of India
New Delhi
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Subject Growing Level of Corruption
 Sir,
Through the column of your esteemed daily, I would like to draw the kind attention of the concerned authorities and common masses towards Growing Level of Corruption. Our society is facing a very grave problem of corruption that has threatened the basic foundations of society.
The major reasons for fast creeping corruption are political instability,
poverty, unequal structure of society, unemployment, lack of accountability, weak political institutions and absence of rule of law. It undermines democracy, hinders in good governance and weakens the democratic institutions. It hampers economic growth and sustainable developments.
 In order to curb this menace, Institutions should be made strong for proper working of the democratic system. A proper system of accountability and check and balance should be implemented. Justice delayed is justice denied. In time justice can minimise corruption. Salaries and wages should be increased. The education system must be revised and improved. Moreover, proper planning and strictly implemented policies with public support can put halt to this growing menace.
Yours sincerely
Ram
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6. Child abuse is one of the gravest problems concerning the world. However, people remain quiet about it-old and most of the cases are unreported. Write a letter to the Editor of a local newspaper on the reaction of general public towards the issue and what needs to be done to wipe out this problem from our world.
Ans:-Flat No. 272/A, Sunrise Towers
 Andheri West, Mumbai
July 9, 20XX
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The Editor
 The Mumbai Times
Mumbai
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Subject Child Abuse
 Sir,
Through the column of your esteemed daily, I would like to draw the kind attention of the concerned authorities and common masses towards Child abuse. Child abuse is an issue that is increasing at an alarming rate.
Children are being physically, mentally, emotionally, and sexually abused on a daily basis and they are too afraid to speak up about it. This is mainly because they realize that the adults around them are not doing anything to prevent it. Child abuse is a problem that affects everyone. So, everyone needs to take a stand against it. We see a lot of these stories on TV, hear them on the radio, or read about them in the paper and we express a moment of disgust. But how many of us give it a second thought?
Child abuse endangers the health and welfare of children. It leaves deep scars on a child’s body and mind. We should not let any more of our children suffer because of our silence. Moreover, the parents, as well as the teachers, should keep a regular check and educate the children about physical abuse.
Yours sincerely
Anamika Seth
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7. Although a ban on smoking scenes in films and television was announced, however, it didn’t prove effective enough to bring down tobacco consumption. Write a letter to the Editor of ‘The Hindustan Times’, highlighting the major steps required to be taken to eliminate the use of tobacco from the world. You are Manavi/Manav.
Ans:-H.No. Malviya Nagar
 New Delhi
May 21, 20XX
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The Editor
The Hindustan Times
New Delhi
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Subject Tobacco Consumption
Sir,
Through the column of your esteemed daily, I would like to draw the kind attention of the concerned authorities and common masses towards Tobacco Consumption. It is a matter of grave concern to see that despite the different bans and the usual law against smoking in a public place, consumption of tobacco in different forms is on a steady rise.
Smoking not only leads to tobacco-related diseases like lung ailments, cancer, heart diseases but has even proved fatal in many cases. Besides, it is a menace for passive smokers.
The government should, therefore, do something as drastic as ordering the closure of tobacco industry itself. There is a need to create awareness among the people about the ultimate effects of smoking and highlight the need to stop it. Stricter steps to discourage smoking in public need to be taken. Educational and awareness programmes should be organised to keep people abreast of damaging side of smoking. Even media can help to advocate the cause.
 Yours sincerely
Manavi
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8. You are Hemant / Himakshi. Write a letter to the Editor of ‘The Herald’, New Delhi expressing your anguish over the problems faced by people due to illicit liquor.                                                         Â
136 New Town
 X.Y.Z
16 April 200—.
The Editor
 The Herald
New Delhi
 Sir
The use of illicit liquor among people has assumed alarming proportions. Almost daily there are newspaper reports related to hooch tragedies in one
part of the country or the other. The evil of illicit liquor is particularly common among poor and labour classes. Since it is much cheaper and far stronger people are easily tempted to have it. Most of the consumers are illiterate and don’t realize the damage such liquor can do to their life or body. The unscrupulous suppliers of this poison don’t care a fig for human lives. Their only motive is to make money even if it means the death of any number of people. The government must come down heavily on these traders of death and give them exemplary punishments. An intensive campaign should also be started to make people aware of the dangers of consuming illicit liquor.
 Yours sincerely
Hemant
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9. Cases of drunken driving by the youth leading to casualties, are of India. You feel concerned. Write a letter to the editor of a problem. Offer suggestions on how this evil can be curbed. Rani Nagar, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh.                                                                                                                  Â
 Ans. 121, Bank Street
 Rani Nagar
Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
25 January 20XX
The Editor
The Hindustan Times
 KG Road
 New Delhi
 Subject: Drunken driving — A threat to life
 Dear Sir
 Through the columns of your esteemed newspaper, I want to draw the attention of the authorities concerned to the menace of drunken driving. This is one of the major causes of road accidents.
 Many people suffer injuries, sometimes fatal in road accidents as a result of
drunken driving. This must come to a stop. What will we Indians understand? What is enough is enough? There must be stringent laws to tackle the situation. During 2013 alone more than 30,000 people died in highway accidents. So the next time you decide to drive, while drunk gives it serious thought. As the old cliche goes, ‘the life you save, maybe your own’.
Yours Sincerely
Raj
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10. You are a social worker. You are upset as some good schools are exploiting the parents at the time of admission by taking capitation fee in the name of donation or building fund. Write a letter to the Editor of a national daily highlighting this corrupt practice. Sign the letter as Rahul / Rakhi.   Â
62 Jai Parkash Narayan Nagar
 Patna
 18 March 200—.
 The Editor
The Times of India
 Delhi
Sir
 Parents are a harried lot at the time of school admissions every year. In
their desire to have their children educated in good schools, they get fleeced and exploited mercilessly. These so-called good schools are in fact palatial shops that sell education for the highest bidders. First of all, they price their admission forms at more than a hundred rupees each which costs them hardly more than a few paise. Then the admission seekers are taxed with capitation fees in the name of donations and building funds. They are in thousands per head. The regular monthly fees are also unimaginably high. The rich few can, no doubt, afford all this. But for the average salaried class, they are a terrible drain on their pay-packet. Thus the imparting of education to their young ones has become a tortuous problem for the poor parents. It is the duty of the government to come to the rescue of these exploited people. Forcing capitation fee in the name of donation and building fund is a corrupt practice which should immediately be stopped.
Yours truly
 Rahul
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11. You are a social worker. You are upset as some good schools are admitting as many as 60-70 students in a class just to mint money, which is adversely affecting the academic standards. Write a letter to the Editor of a national daily highlighting this corrupt practice. Sign the letter as Ronal / Raksha.
67 Renuka Bazaar
 Murad Nagar
Ghaziabad
 9th May 200—
The Editor
The Hindustan Times
 Delhi
Sir
 Good schools were once thought to be temples of learning but nowadays these so-called ‘good’ schools have become nothing more than educational shops whose only aim is to mint money by fair means or foul. They charge unimaginably high fees and admit as many as 60-70 students in one section of a class.
It is practically impossible for a teacher to control so many kids in a class and give individual attention to them. The children are herded together like sheep in an enclosure, while the low-paid helpless teacher continues shouting above their heads. The only aim of such schools is to collect as much money as they can by putting as many students as they can in one class. They are selling education without paying any sales tax. They are earning lacs and crores without paying any income tax. They are raising huge properties without paying any wealth or property tax. Admitting a large number of students in one class with the sole purpose of making money is a corrupt practice that needs to be stopped immediately. No school should be allowed to admit more than 20-25 students in a class at the lower levels at least, where each child needs to be attended individually.
Yours truly
Raksha
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