Question

Write a letter to your friend telling him/her about how you celebrated the Independence Day in your school.​

Answer 1

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Jain high school d-15 3

Panchmari

February 7, 2016

Dear Sushant:

I hope this letter finds you in fine fettle. I am writing

this letter to share with you the surge of pride and patriotism I have been

feeling since the Independence Day Celebrations at school. The entire school

assembled at the ground. The principal hoisted the Tricolor. The national

anthem echoed in the entire campus. After the anthem there was class-wise march

past. Students marched in contingents to the beat of drum while the principal

presided over it. After the march past, one act play highlighting the hanging

of Bhagat Singh, Rajguru, and Sukhdev brought tears to everyone’s eyes. The

group song ‘Ai Mere Vatan Ke Logo’ filled everyone with pure patriotism. At the

end, the Chairman gave a speech reminding the students and the teachers of the

sacrifices made by our great freedom fighters and made us take pledge that we

will serve our motherland, India with heart, body, and soul to bring it glory

and laurels with our dignified deeds. At the end the students were distributed

sweets. I really had a great time! I have pledged that I will contribute to my

nation in some way by becoming a great scientist. Do write back telling how you

celebrated your Independence Day. Give warmest regards to uncle and aunt.

Yours sincerely,

Ajay jainnswer:

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Answer 2

Answer:

Sarvodaya High School

Halehalli

22 August 2017

Dear Sahana,

How are you? I thought you would come to Hatehalli on the 15th as you had a holiday. In a way, I was happy that you didn’t come because this year I was totally busy on the Independence day. Every year I had thought of making the celebration meaningful, but didn’t know how. This year our school came up with a unique idea. Our teachers took us to a small village where the government school has no facilities at all. The whole lot of us, after the hoisting of the flag, offered Shramadhan and leveled the playground. In the evening, we entertained the villagers with a street play on family planning. Oh Sahana I felt for the first time that I spent the Independence Day meaningfully. This was my way of paying homage to the freedom fighters of India. What do you think?

Yours sincerely,

Sheela