Letter to editor for class 10th
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I am also in tenth
I am giving you 2 question's with their answer of Letter to editor:
Q1. There are so many municipal taps of drinking water installed in your city. For lack of maintenance, most of them are either leaking or left running by careless members of the public. Write a letter in 100-120 words to the editor of a local newspaper drawing the attention of the authorities for proper maintenance and urging the public to be careful while using them. You are Arnrit/Amrita, B-94 Madan Mohan Nagar, Una.
Ans.
13-94, Madan Mohan Nagar, Una
March 21, 2019
The Editor,
Daily Port, Una.
Sub: Wastage of water
Sir/Madam,
Through the esteemed columns of your newspaper, I wish to highlight the wastage of water in Una city. The municipal body has installed a number of taps of drinking water for the welfare of people. But sadly, for lack of maintenance, many of them are leaking or broken. People also leave the taps running after drinking water which leads to a lot of water wastage. Water is a precious resource and we should use it judiciously. The government should enrol some plumbers who regularly maintain the taps. The general public should also take steps to minimize the water wastage. Schools, colleges and housing societies should organize meets and spread awareness about the importance of water in our lives. It is difficult to have access to clean drinking water in many parts of our country. We should not take our blessings for granted.
Thanking you,
Yours faithfully,
Arnrit Yadav
Q2.Write a letter to the Editor of a newspaper against the use of unfair means by students in examinations. Your name is Pankaj Walia and you live at 17, Model Town, Nawanshahar.
Ans.
17, Model Town
Nawanshahar.
March 21 2019,
To
The Editor,
The Tribune,
Chandigarh.
Dear Sir,
I seek to express my views on the use of unfair means by students in examinations. I shall feel highly obliges if you publish my views on the subject in your esteemed Daily.
The use of unfair means by students has become very common. But the menace has assumed dangerous proportions now. Copying in examinations goes on unchecked. No wonder, here and there, some invigilators are found helping the examiners in the use of unfair means. The evil has become deep-rooted.
The system of examination needs, complete overhauling.
In fact, examinations have become a farce. They have lost their meaning. Among the reform in the examination system, introduction of internal assessment, setting of objective type questions and delinting of degrees can be suggested. The purpose of holding examination is to test the ability of the students. Any system of examinations that does not serve this end is purposeless. The sooner it is abolished the better it will be.
I hope these views of mine will go a long way in making examinations meaningful.
Thanking you,
Yours faithfully,
Pankaj Walia.