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Yesterday you went to Sunrise Hospital, Market Road, New Delhi taking with you the victim of a hit and run accident. There were chaotic conditions in the casualty department. The injured was attended to after a lot of precious time had been lost.

Write a letter of complaint in 120-150 words to the Medical Superintendent. You are Karan/Kauma, M 114, Mall Road, Delhi.

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Lack of job opportunities in the rural areas is forcing people to migrate to cities. Every big city thus has a number of slums in it. Life in these slums is miserable.           Write a letter in 120-150 words to the editor of a national newspaper on how we can improve the living conditions in these slums. You are Karan/Karuna, M 114, Mall Road, Delhi.

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M-114, Mall Road             Delhi             20th March, 20XX             The Medical Superintendent             Sunrise Hospital, Market Road             New Delhi             Subject: Chaotic conditions in the casualty department             Dear Sir,                         I, Karuna, a resident of New Delhi want to bring to your notice the conditions of the Sunrise hospital. Yesterday while I was going to my office I witnessed a person lying on the road in a pool of blood. There was a crowd around him. On enquiry I came to know that he was hit by an unidentified vehicle and nobody took the pain to take him to the hospital. So I brought him to your hospital where I was further shocked to see the pathetic condition of the casualty ward. The corridors were full of people where the smell of medicines prevailed and cotton dabs were thrown away on the floor. I requested the doctor on duty to attend the patient immediately to avoid any mishap but was asked to file a police complaint first. The patient was left unattended for about an hour during which he lost ample amount of blood which could have been proved to be fatal. Later when all the formalities were completed, the doctor came to see him and by God?s grace his life was saved. Then again drugs were administered in an inappropriate way by the staff who came only after being reminded. I think this negligence could cost anyone their life someday. So I request you to be more vigilant towards the working of the hospital.             Yours truly,             Karuna

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M-114, Mall Road             Delhi             20th March, 20XX             The Editor             Times of India             New Delhi             Subject: Improvisation of the living conditions in slums                         Dear Sir,                         Through the esteemed columns of your prestigious newspaper, I would like to highlight the quality of life of the   people living in slums. Each family consists of six to seven members who share a single room. Their children can be seen playing on the heaps of garbage and breeding grounds of flies, mosquitoes and cockroaches. Sincere efforts are required to improve the physical, social and economic conditions of these slum dwellers.             Practical action should be taken by providing access to clean drinking water, proper health and sanitation facilities, waste management services and better housing facilities. Slum upgrading should be a major part of the government agenda, to alleviate the poor living standards of the people.             But unless government takes action, there can be no sustainable solution to the housing challenges. Most of the governments are not doing much regarding this number of reasons which may include low incentives, less financial resources, lack of provision of any such reform due to their short term electoral period. But NGOs, training institutes, local residents, community groups can join hands together with government to eradicate the miseries of slum dwellers.                                         Hope my letter would find a place in your newspaper.                  Yours Truly,                                                          Karuna/Karan