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Q.11 A newspaper report on a recent terrorist attack in your locality shattered you. You decided to write article in a local daily on terrorist attacks and the need to maintain peace and harmony in society. Write the article in 125-150 words. You are Madhav/Meena.

ANS.                    CURBING TERRORISM-By Meena

Terrorism is one of the major threats that is faced by our country. We live under constant fear of violence and death. Common man feels no longer safe. At every nook and corner, lurks the threat of an imminent terrorist attack. It is the giant threat that the world is confronted with. Activities of terrorists have created a horrendous grief in the heart of the common masses.

Some of the factors that have given rise to the terrorism are lack of education, employment, poor economy and religious difference. But it is high time that we join hands to fight and combat terrorism. India has always boasted of its unity in diversity. Keeping in this view, we need to spread the message of peace and harmony across the nation.

Strengthening the intelligence network, proper policy formation and effective implementation of prevention of Terrorism Act ( POTA ) are some of the steps that can be taken up to reduce terrorist attacks. It is also necessary to educate the masses and make them aware of safety measures. It is the need of the hour to keep a constant vigil on the safety of our very own nation.



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Q.12 India is a tourist’s paradise. But we have not really exploited our tourism possibilities. Write a article in 125-150 words on “Tourism in India”. You are Ravi/Rani.

ANS. India is known for its rich flora and fauna, beautiful landscapes, glorious past and varied cultural trends. All these make India a major attraction for tourists from all over the world. Tourists from far-away places visit our motherland and are influenced by its scintillating beauty. However, tourism in India has been constantly suffering setbacks due to the various factors.

Pot-holed and filthy roads, rickety buses, over charged taxis and delayed trains make travelling a nightmare in India. Moreover, the absence of decent and hygienic accommodations at a reasonable cost adds to the distress of tourists visiting India. Besides, the growing menace of terrorism is a huge deterrent and hindrance for tourists.

The government of India needs to put concerted efforts to revamp and rejuvenate tourism in the country. Utmost emphasis should be placed on infrastructure development and increasing the security. Such effects will certainly make India leader in the world of tourism.

 

Q.13. Your brother is going to Chennai to write an entrance exam. You have requested your friend to meet him at the railway station and arrange accommodation for him. As your brother has not seen your friend, give a detailed factual description of your friend in 125-150 words, so that your brother can recognize him easily. You are Brijesh/Parvati.

ANS. Dear Karan,

As you are leaving to Chennai to appear for your entrance examination. I have asked my friend Sunny to meet you at the railway station and he will be arranging accommodation for you. Since you have not seen Sunny, his factual description is as follows.

Sunny is about 22 years old and he is 6 feet tall. He has wheatish complextion and has long hair, which he usually wears a pony tail. He told me that he will wearing a yellow T-shirt and a pair of navy blue jeans while picking you up at the station. He has large eyes and there is a scar above his left cheek. He sports a French beard and there is a small wound on the left side of his forehead. He speaks fluent English, but his hindi is not perfect. He wears stone studded rings on three of his fingers, one of which has a bright Red colored Ruby. Hope you will find him easily.

Yours lovingly,

Parvesh



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Q.14 A few teachers and students from the Edwin University had visited your school on an exchange programme. You welcomed them grandly. Write a report in 125-150 words on the celebration. You are Brijesh/Benu.

ANS. Exchange Programme

11 February, 2014

Delhi,

A group of teachers of Edwin University along with their students visited our school on a two-week long exchange programme. They were given a grand welcome by students of our school. Many of the alumini were also invited to attend the programme.  The grand event began with the inaugural speech by our Principal followed by the coordinator of the exchange programme. Their elaborate speeches focused on explaining the significance and characteristics of this exchange programme. This was followed by a cultural programme having one of the main attractions as the Rajasthani folk dance which was presented by students of class sixth. Interestingly, the cultural programme started on a hilarious note and ended with a patriotic song. The music and the beats of the song compelled students of Edwin University to dance along with the cheerful crowd. The celebration ended with the Indian national anthem, sung by all the participants and the audience. It was a wonderful experience to be cherished.

Brijesh

( Student of class XII )

 

Q.15 Incessant rain has caused irrecoverable damage in your area. As an active participant in the flood relief programme, write a report in 125-150 words on the different flood relief measures carried out. You are Krishan/Krishna.

ANS. Food Relief Programme

June 13th , 2014

The torrential rain in the  past few days flooded our area causing irrecoverable damage to the properties. A relief camp was setup to aid the victims of flood-affected areas. Everyone make generous contributions in the form of money, clothes, food and other basic requirements. Relief-treaties also emerged as helpful groups. The Chief Minister too announced a definite amount of relief for the victims affected. The devastating effect of the over-powering rain, played havoc with the city. The volunteers also helped the victims to be shifted to the relief camps, set up on the suburbs of the city. We are expecting donations from the people of the city over the most next few days. Various N.G.O.s have donated in the tune of Rs. 5 lacs.

Krishna

Class XII, ABC School



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Q.16 You have visited a book exhibition in your neighbourhood. Write a report in about 125-150 words on the exhibition. You are Rohan/Rohini.

ANS.                            Book Exhibition

June 13th, 2014

The Surya Nagar residents organized a book Exhibition in the community centre of the locality. The exhibition started on June 10th and lasted for five days. The event attracted book lovers from all over Delhi. Renowned publishing houses participated in the fair. Book by well known writers were displayed. The exhibition also offered heavy discounts on the books written by Indian authors. Apart from Hindi novels there were multifarious writers and brands dictions available like Shakespeare, Milton and John Keats. People were exited to get access to some of the rare books that were on display. The event was marked by the presence of the renowned writer and novelist Chetan Bhagat.

Rohini

14, Nehru Nagar, Delhi

 

Q.17 You are Rajendra Kumar, a social worker, you read an article in The Hindu on ‘Health care for Indian Workers’. Write a speech in 125-150 words on the importance of health care to be delivered at a public function to create awareness among the workers.

ANS.                      Health Care for Indian Workers

Good morning to all. Recently, I had read an article in the local newspaper “The Hindu” and wondered why we don’t care for the health of the workers around us, we remain mute spectators to their misery trials and tribulations of life.

Often, the workers are found working inhuman conditions, neglecting their health. They are exploited are illiterate and lack awareness of a hygienic way of life. The authorities must ensure clean and healthy working conditions for these people. It is the responsibility of the government to provide affordable healthcare services to workers and their families. Indian workers should be taught the importance of cleanliness and hygiene. Many non-governmental organizations can play a role in spreading awareness about health and hygiene.

Workers play a major role in our life. We must understand and appreciate their contribution towards society. Access to basic health facilities is their innate right . As responsible citizens, we should get together to make their lives healthy. However, we should not forgot that it is the sweat and blood of these workers which has provided us with enormous comfort while we sit in our well-furnished homes.

Rajendra Kumar

( Social Worker )

Thank You

 


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Q.18 Media has a strong hold on society. Write a speech in 125-150 words on how media influences public opinion to be delivered in the school assembly.

ANS.                                                     Impact of Media

Good morning everybody. Today, I am here to voice my concerns how media influences public opinion. Media act as a powerful weapon in democracy. It keeps people abreast with the recent changes and development in the society and the world. They also help people understand the various developments and build their opinion about the same. With the development of better modes of communications, the influence of media has increased. Consequently, its responsibility of delivering correct information has also increased. If people blindly believe the biased news which the print and electronic media tell us, our democracy may suffer a piece of information. It should work towards helping the common man understand the pros and cons of any issue of event.

Thus, one can clearly say that is the responsibility of Media and the Media personnel to ensure that they direct their efforts towards building a constructive and balanced society as well as nation.

Thank you

 

Q.19 You are Sampreet, an educationist. You have noticed that the youth of today are often unable to cope with stress and become frustrated and bitter. Write a speech in 125-150 words to be delivered at a college function on ‘youth, their problems and solutions’.

ANS.                      Youth, Their Problems and Solutions

Good Morning ! I am Sampreet and, as an educationist it is my duty to throw light, on the disturbing trend of the youth becoming more and more  frustrated in dealing with stress.

Aspirations are now high and with this the level of competition and peer pressure among the youth has been increasing with each passing day. The youth is either not yet mature or trained enough to handle so much stress and therefore they ultimately get frustrated easily to suicide, road rage, hatred crimes, drug abuse, looting, rapes etc. At the slightest provocation, they hold out protests and demonstrations. The minimum desired level of tolerance is missing in them. They don’t see any harm violating the norms and fundamental rules.

The solution is a doddle one. The youth of today needs our unstinted support; it needs to believe to know that, irrespective of the situation they are in; they are always loved by their parents, teachers and elders. They need to develop confidence in their capabilities. We need to remove the unnecessary pressure that our education system exerts on the young minds; it needs to be eased and, CCE is a positive step in this direction. Counselors can help the young generation understand and solve their problems. More job opportunities have to be created; better recruitment processes need to be developed; and professional courses that equip them with necessary skills have to be designed.

The most important thing is to impart value based education so that they have high self-esteem, tolerance and patience and more importantly the zeal to create a clean and civilized society and to be good citizens.



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Q.20 After independence India has seen a steep upward trend in the graph of corruption. The public has often become disgusted and disappointed. As Venkat, a well known journalist, write a speech in 150-200 words on ‘Corruption, its causes and solutions’.

ANS.                     Corruption, its causes and Solutions

Good morning, friends! I am Venkat. As a journalist and responsible citizen of India, it is my duty to shed light and apprise you, how corruption exists in almost every nook and corner of our country.

Corruption can be understood as misappropriation of government or public property or money. It is an unlawful and immoral act. Corruption has had a gradual growth in our country. How and why did corruption become so common in our country? India’s colonial past has contributed flourishing corrupt practices. It is said that corruption can’t survive long in this world. Although with the increase in scientific technology and advancement of the nation, corruption still remains unbeatable. Also, it is not difficult to visualize. The corrupter also has a relation with scarcity and corruption exists especially because of the vested interests and greed of the people in power.

It is the spasmodic snare of corruption which springs from all prodigality and dissipation. Whatever the reason may be, corruption is an ill practice  that is seen as the major hindrance in the process of economic growth and modernization of the nation. The need for an anti-corruption bill like Jan Lokpal has long been discerned now. But, in a Democracy like India, the power of the common man should not be underestimated. Constant vigil and intervention by the civil society is also required to bring positive changes in the country. Punishment must be increased and illegally confiscated wealth must be recovered. As aware citizens and of course as a united whole, we must overcome our fears and work towards bringing about a corruption free society.


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