Question

Write a letter to the Editor of a daily newspaper, highlighting the issue of child labour and appealing to the authorities to find and implement logical ways to deal with the issue successfully. You are Madhulika/Madhav and you stay in Mumbai.

Answer 1

FORMAT OF FORMAL LETTER :

1. Sender's address
2. Date
3. Reciever's address
4. Subject of the letter
5. Salutation
6. Body
7. Complementary close
8. Name/Signature

REQUIRED LETTER :

XYZ Colony ,

Mumbai.

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19/11/2020

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The Editor ,

The Hindu ,

Mumbai.

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Subject : Child labour

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Respected sir ,

Through the coloumns of your esteemed daily I would like to draw your attention towards the issue of child labour.Many children across the world are forced to work due to poverty and unemployment. They don't know that they are losing their precious childhood. Childhood is the most important and memorable phase in the life. In this phase every child has a right to get education. Child labour also risks the lives of children by doing hazardous work or working for long hours causing several heath issues. We need to spread awareness among the people and educate them.

Finally I would like to ask you for your earliest attention to the application made by me for the above.

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Thanking you ,

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Yours truly ,

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Madhulika.

Answer 2

Answer:

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Sun City Colony

Mumbai

3/12/2020

To,

The Editor,

Navbharat Times,

Subject - issue of child labour and appealing to the authorities to find and implement logical ways to deal with the issue successfully

Respected Sir/Madam,

Sir I am Madhav from Sun City Colony. I writing this letter in the issue of child labour and appealing to the authorities to find and implement logical ways to deal with the issue successfully.

Sir in our colony there are many labour that are child under age of 18 but still they are doing work. They sells goods in shop and clean the colonies. I had mercy with them. Sir kindly stop this thing in our colony.

Regards

Your sincerely

Madhav

FORMAT OF FORMAL LETTER :

• Sender's address
• Date
• Reciever's address
• Subject of the letter
• Salutation
• Body
• Complementary close
• Name/Signature

Formal letter

A letter this is written to someone that you are not knowing him/her personally is called formal letter.