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Mountview Public School, Kalka is run by an NGO to give quality education to the children of the deprived sections of society. The Principal of the school feels that blackboards in the classrooms need to be replaced. She decides to ask the chairperson of the NGO named, 'Education for All' for funds. Write her letter in 120-150 words. Her name is Shweta Pandit.

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National Book Trust organised a week-long book fair at Anna Grounds, Chennai. You visited the fair and bought a few books. You were pleased with the arrangements, enthusiasm of the visitors and the fact that books have not yet lost their relevance in the world of the Internet. Write a letter in 120-150 words to the editor of a local newspaper to express your feelings. You are Lalit/Latha, 112, Mount Road Chennai.

 

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Mount view Public School Kalka 6 May 20XX The Chairperson Education for .All New Delhi.             Sub:     Replacement of Blackboards in classrooms             Sir,                         Through this letter I want to bring to your notice that the condition of the blackboards in the classrooms is very pathetic. Students are not able to read what is written on them properly. Hence, lessons in classrooms are not reaching the students effectively and quality teaching is not taking place. Keeping in mind the inconvenience caused to the students, I request you to get them replaced. There are 25 class-rooms in the school. So there is a need for 25 blackboards.             It will be very kind of you if this is done before the commencement of new session.             Thank you             Yours sincerely             Shweta Pandit

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112 Mount Road Chennai 6 May 20XX The Editor The Hindustan Times Chennai Sub:     Visit to the book fair Sir,                         Through the columns of your esteemed newspaper, I would like to share my pleasant feelings of visiting the book fair at Anna Grounds.                         I, along with my friends went to the book fair and was thrilled and overjoyed to find myself among so many books as I love them. There were many stalls with books on different subjects. There was a rich collection of English Literature also.                         The arrangement was superb. Though there was a big crowd of people, we could move around and search books of our interest smoothly. There was a lot of enthusiasm as well as discipline among the visitors. What was amazing is the fact that books have not yet lost their relevance in the world of the internet. I too bought a few books. I wished that I had brought more money to buy more books. It was a thrilling experience. I am looking forward to visiting the fair next time too. Yours truly Lalit.