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India is a highly populated country. People lack in maintaining proper sanitation and
hygiene as a result they suffer from various diseases. India has a serious sanitation challenge;
around 60 per cent of the world's open defecation takes place in India. Poor sanitation
causes health hazards including diarrheoa, particularly in children under 5 years of age,
malnutrition and deficiencies in physical development and cognitive ability. You are
Nitish/Nikita, based on the cues given above and picture below. Write an article for your
magazine in 100-120 words.
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Answer 1

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India is the second largest country of the world in consideration to population after China. The literary rate in India is comparatively low among the other developed countries. Hence, India is called a developing nation.

Talking about hygiene and sanitation among most of the people in India is poor because of lack of the necessary facilities like education, medical support, food, job and other commodities aren't available to all of the people. So people needs to do hazardous jobs to earn one time bread. Children are also seen working in tea stalls, sewage cleaning etc which is affecting their health because they have no idea of 'precautions'.

These things lead people to various health issues especially children below 5 years of age as they don't get proper nourishment and vaccines etc, thereafter making the population of India as unhealthy population which eventually slows down the development of the nation.

Some campaigns for health and education should be performed to make people, especially rural people who are deprived of education about health and sanitation. Government should look after these cases as a serious aspect. Lastly, if these two points are followed, then India would be in a much better position in the world in the next decade.

Explanation:

Topic should be on the top of the article and in the middle of the like and then the name. The whole format of article writing is that article should have four paragraph namely : introduction, causes, effects and solution.