Letter to Editor Format and Examples

 Letter to Editor FORMAT and Examples given below -

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Date……………

 

Receiver’s rank and address

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Salutation……..

 

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Subscription and Signature

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1.Write a letter to the editor of a national daily in 100-120 words about frequent breakdown of water supply in your locality. You are Amit/Ankita living at 12, Laxmi Nagar, Delhi.

12, Laxmi Nagar

Delhi - 110092

 

8th. March 2021

 

The Editor

The Times of India

New Delhi

 

Sub : Breakdown of water supply.

 

Sir

 

Through your popular newspaper I would like to put forward the pitiable condition of water supply in the locality of Laxmi Nagar.  

The people are in a difficult situation. In the morning we don’t get water for washing and bathing. The school going children suffer most. They fail to attend the school at time. The people are unable to go the office at proper time. Women have to travel a long distance to get drinking water. I think, the main reason of frequent breakdown of water supply is due to the ineffective working of the water supply department.

I, therefore, request you to kindly publish my letter in your paper so that the higher authorities may come to know of it and take necessary steps to solve the problem.

 

Yours Sincerely

Ankita

2.Write a letter to the editor of a national daily in 100-120 words about nuisance of loudspeakers. You are Anil/Anju living at 40, Ganesh Nagar, Delhi.

40, Ganesh Nagar

Delhi - 11

 

8th. March 2021

 

The Editor

The Hindustan Times

New Delhi

 

Sub : Nuisance of loudspeakers.

 

Sir

Through your popular newspaper I would like to put forward the problem due to nuisance of loudspeakers.

I am a student of SSVM school and appearing at High School Examination of CBSE Board. It is a time when all students are busy day and night preparing for Board Examination. We need peace to concentrate our mind on study. The sick and ill people also feel uncomfortable. Public here also feel disturb in doing their normal work But here in our locality of Ganesh Nagar some people do not feel our problem. They play their loud speakers on a very high pitch..

I, therefore request the concern authorities to take a prompt action to solve this problem and it is best to impose a ban on the use of loud speakers.

 

Yours Sincerely

Anil

3.”Travel makes one modest. You see that a tiny place you occupy in the world.” Write a letter to the editor of a national daily in 100-120 words, giving inputs on the pros and cons of travelling to far-off lands and taking ideas from the MCB unit “Travel and Tourism’.

 

211, Bank Enclave

Laxmi Nagar

Delhi - 110092

 

4th. March 2021

 

To

The Editor

The Times of India

New Delhi

 

Sub : pros and cons of travelling.

 

Sir

I hope that you will give a little place to my letter in your popular paper regarding pros and cons of travelling to far-off lands.

Travelling expands our knowledge. We get to know about new culture and traditions of far-off lands. We can make new friends and relations. It helps to boost up our confidence and make us more independent. Travelling helps to gather memories for a life time.

On the other hand, we might get into trouble. We may feel lonely in a strange place. We might get lost while travelling. Travelling can be costly and exhausting too. Sleeping in many different beds may feel strange and uneasy. The country we visit, if we don’t know its custom and violet the rules, we might suffer and even end up in jail.

Yours Sincerely

xyz

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4.Many complaints about unfair means being used in exams have come in. Write a letter to the editor of a national daily newspaper in 100-120 words giving reasons for this trend and suggest measures to combat this. You are Arun/Aruna 12 Fort Road Kochi. (CBSE 2016)

12 Fort Road

Kochi

 

5th. March 2021

 

The Editor

The Hindustan Times

New Delhi

 

Sub : reasons for unfair means in exams and measures to combat this

 

Sir

 

Through the columns of your popular newspaper I would like to highlight the problem of using unfair means in exams and measures to combat this.

It is a big problem in our country. The real education is not possible by adopting unfair means in the exams. This is an evil practice and degrades the moral values of students. Some students waste time and during examination use to chit and copy others. Some others use electronic gadgets to find answers.

The main reason, I think, is high expectations of parents and teachers and throat cut competition for getting higher percentage in order to get admission in Medical and Engineering colleges.

Recently the authorities have taken some effective measures to prevent unfair means. Students go to other institutions for their centers. The seal of question sheet is opened in the examination hall.

I think, Question pattern should also be changed and based on mental ability test. The moral value and life skill values should be developed. Students will then study honestly and dedicate to their duty.

Yours Sincerely 

Aruna

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