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Write a letter to the Editor of a leading newspaper expressing your views about -Online
Learning:Need of the hour.
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inconvenience due to the frequent digging up of roads by various departments such as electricity, water supply, sewage, telephone, etc. Write a letter to the Editor, The Times of India, New Delhi, highlighting the problem and suggesting remedial measures.
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2879, B-Block
Noida-201301
25 July 20XX
The Editor
The Times of India
New Delhi
Sub: Frequent Digging up of Roads
Sir,
I would like to highlight the problems faced by the residents of Sector 19, Noida due to the frequent digging up of roads by various departments, such as electricity, water supply, sewage, telephones, etc. It seems that there is no coordination between these departments and the PWD. We have to put up with traffic diversions almost every fortnight. Great inconvenience is caused by the unfilled up pits and dust rising from the unsettled earth. The dug roads remain unrepaired and cause traffic hazards as well as accidents.
We have written to the Development Authority many times, but our repeated efforts have failed to bear any fruit. Even today the roads are lying in a dug-up state.
I hope the publication of the letter in your newspaper will draw the attention of the authorities to our plight and motivate them to expedite the repair work.
Yours faithfully
Vibha Mehra
Question 2:
SHORTAGE AND ERRATIC SUPPLY OF ELECTRICITY
You are Krishna, a resident of Ambedkar Nagar, Noida, and have been coming across certain headlines in the newspapers on shortage of electricity. You are also facing erratic supply of electricity in your locality. Write a letter to the Editor of a local daily regarding your plight and mentioning the inconvenience faced by the residents of the locality.
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237, Ambedkar Nagar
Noida-201301
29 February 20XX
The Editor
The Flame Noida
Sub: Shortage and Erratic Supply of Electricity in Ambedkar Nagar
Sir,
Through the columns of your esteemed paper I want to draw the attention of BSES towards the shortage and erratic electric supply in Amebedkar Nagar.
Power cut has become almost a regular feature and electric supply comes to a halt during the odd hours. Very often it is too dim to see anything and thereby people get a lot of inconvenience. This causes a great loss to shopkeepers, students and housewives because all their work stops. This gives a good chance for the thieves to earn a good booty. The students are the worst hit. You know that these are the examination days and the students need electricity rather than blackout or shortage of light.
Our repeated representation to BSES authorities have failed to yield the desirable results. Perhaps your intervention may relieve us from the menace and the authorities will regularise the supply.
I hope that quick and effective steps will be taken.
Yours faithfully
Krishna
Question 3:
CHILDREN TARGETED MARKETING
You are concerned at the advertisements in the media which are focussed on children and aim at targeting them as their prospective buyers. Write a letter to the Editor, The Times of India, New Delhi, protesting strongly against this trend in customer management. Sign yourself as Aakash/Aakriti of 58, Mohan Nagar, New Delhi-110068.
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