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  You recently attended a seminar on 'How to Achieve Success' organized by your school. Write your feelings and experience in 100-120 words in a diary,                                                                                                                  (5) Or You happened to watch some children engaged as labourers in hazardous industries like bidi-cigarettes, crackers and bangles industries and also as domestic labourers in roadside dhabas and as labourers on construction sites. You felt moved and want to write an article describing the plight of such children. Write an article in about 100-120 words for your school magazine.

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  10th May. 20XX Tuesday 11:00 p.m Pear Diary I really feel inspired to experience and develop a positive attitude towards achieving success today in attending the seminar organized by our school. It was after the assembly that the invited speakers presented their papers and speeches on ways to achieve success. They spoke on the power of self-assessment, self-motivation and introspection. Tips for success lie in just enjoying the journey that leads one to results. Success lies inone's efforts to better oneself. The entire session of the seminar was very refreshing and enthusiastic. We all enjoyed the seminar and carefully noted down the essential tips toacquire positivism in all spheres. This seminar just changed my outlook towards life. I will remember the important words all throughout my life. Or Children Away from Childhood By Amita Roy It feels so awful to watch small children working as labourers. These children are deprived from attending schools. For the sake of money, they are working in, industries, which adversely affects their health. Children working in bidi-cigarettes industries, bangle making industries are exposed to chemicals that are hazardous for their lives.They lose their health and sometimes catch fatal diseases like cancer, tuberculosis etc.They are deprived of the happiness they deserve as a child. This is the fault of all those people who do not raise their voice against it. These children should be provided with their right to education. We do not care because he is not our child. We need to do our bit for the good of these kids.