you are a Kedar write a letter to the editor of a local daily highlighting the issue of that is played on through your locality and you necessary suggestion
Dear Student,
One example of a formal letter is given below. Hope it helps!
15-A, Green Avenue
Civil Lines
Ludhiana
November 20, 2018
The Editor
The Hindu
Feroz Gandhi Marg
Ludhiana
Subject: The Nuisance of Loudspeakers during Examination
Days.
Dear Sir,
I am writing this letter to express my anguish and annoyance over
the problem of loud speakers during the examination days. I am a student
studying in +2 standard in a reputed school in the city. The final examinations
are just round the corner. I am preparing very hard day and night. During the
day the loud noise from speakers does not disturb and distract as much as it
does at night. Especially at the weekends the nose from the loudspeakers is
just unbearable. During the last weekend I could not study at all. As a result
my stress and anxiety just hit the roof. In spite of the law prohibiting loud
music playing beyond 11 pm, people just violate the rules and
regulations.
There are thousands of students like me who have to suffer
on account of this problem. I on behalf of all the students of the city plead
and appeal to concerned authorities to look into the matter and ensure proper
peace after 11 p.m. so that we can study. I am hopeful you will give enough
space to my views in your newspaper.
Yours truly,
Kedar
Regards
One example of a formal letter is given below. Hope it helps!
15-A, Green Avenue
Civil Lines
Ludhiana
November 20, 2018
The Editor
The Hindu
Feroz Gandhi Marg
Ludhiana
Subject: The Nuisance of Loudspeakers during Examination
Days.
Dear Sir,
I am writing this letter to express my anguish and annoyance over
the problem of loud speakers during the examination days. I am a student
studying in +2 standard in a reputed school in the city. The final examinations
are just round the corner. I am preparing very hard day and night. During the
day the loud noise from speakers does not disturb and distract as much as it
does at night. Especially at the weekends the nose from the loudspeakers is
just unbearable. During the last weekend I could not study at all. As a result
my stress and anxiety just hit the roof. In spite of the law prohibiting loud
music playing beyond 11 pm, people just violate the rules and
regulations.
There are thousands of students like me who have to suffer
on account of this problem. I on behalf of all the students of the city plead
and appeal to concerned authorities to look into the matter and ensure proper
peace after 11 p.m. so that we can study. I am hopeful you will give enough
space to my views in your newspaper.
Yours truly,
Kedar
Regards