1. You are Jahnavi / Javed.
Your school has organized a Street Play on the occasion of the
International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking on June 26. Prepare a report on
that event in 100-125 words to be published in your school magazine.
Answer:
Street play on international day against drug abuse.
Our school organized a street play on june 26 in observance of the International Day Against
Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking. The event aimed to raise awareness about the dangers of
drug abuse and promote a drug-free society. The students of Class 12 participated
enthusiastically, delivering a powerful performance that highlighted the physical, emotional,
and social consequences of drug addiction.
The play held at the school premises. The play attracted a large audience, including parents,
teachers, and students. Through captivating dialogues and thought-provoking scenes, the
message to stay away from harmful substances was effectively conveyed. The event
concluded with a pledge by all attendees to support a healthy, drug-free lifestyle.
2. Your state government had banned the use of plastic bags. You are Ranjit/Ranjita, a
reporter of 'the Assam Tribune'. Write a report in 100-125 words on how the ban is being
ignored and what damage the indiscriminate use of plastic bags is causing to the
environment.
Answer;
No effect on public for plastic
Staff Reporter: Ranjita/ Ranjit
Guwahati: March 20, 2022: Plastic bags are a major cause of environment pollution. It is a
product made up of such substance which is non- biodegradable and a threat to the planet.
Although state govt has imposed a ban on the usage of plastic bags but people had no
effect. Shopkeepers alleged that customers refuse to purchase items if plastic bags are not
provided to them. But people don’t care how plastic is slowly consuming our planet. It has
become a threat to the life of animals living on earth as well as in water. Chemicals released
by waste plastic bags enter the soil and make it infertile. Plastic bags are having a negative
impact on human health and also leads to the drainage problem.
Besides all of these people keep using bags due to their convenience. But now everyone
has to completely stop using the plastic bag to save our environment and earth.
3. Your school has recently organized a function to felicitate Lovlina Borgohain, the Olympic
bronze medalist. Prepare a report on that event in 100-125 words to be published in your
school magazine. 2022
Answer:
Felicitation of Lovlina Borgohain at Popular Academy
Popular Academy had the honor of felicitating Lovlina Borgohain, the Olympic bronze
medalist on 12th October in a grand event held at the school auditorium. The program
commenced at 9.00 am with a traditional welcome, followed by a cultural presentation
showcasing Assam's rich heritage. Lovlina Borgohain was welcomed by the Principal and
faculty, who presented her with a traditional Assamese 'gamosa' and a memento.
After felicitation, many programmes were performed. Then the school had arranged lunch for
everyone at dining hall.
Atlast, a session of discussion went on where students interacted with Lovlina Borgohain
and asked about her experiences, training, food habits, dedication and role model.
During her speech, Lovlina inspired students by sharing her journey, emphasising the
importance of hard work and perseverance. She encouraged the students to pursue their
dreams with dedication. The event ended with a vote of thanks, leaving the students
motivated and proud to have met such an inspiring figure.
4. The students of the local college have organized a campaign on 'Say no to Plastic' in your
town. Prepare a report in 100-125 words to be published in an English daily. 2020
Answer:
Say No to Plastic
Popular Academy
Date: 13th February, 2020
Last week local college students started a campaign on 'Say No to Plastic'. The main
objective of the campaign was to make people aware about the bad effect of polythene bags
on the environment, humans and animals.
The campaign was led by the Principal of the college. Apart from this, there were many such
teachers who came to give tremendous support to the program. The campaign carried out
several activities starting with the principal's speech. He apprised the students about the
harmful effects of using polythene. The principal, along with other teachers, loved to suggest
alternatives to plastic.
Then he swore an oath to the people that he would not use poly bags.
The students took out a rally in the city carrying placards with various slogans. They were
enthusiastic and it seemed to be a very successful campaign.
Reported by
ABC
English Daily.
5. Your School/Collge has recently celebrated "Cleaness Week", or Swachcha Bharat
Abhiyan organizing a number of programmes and competitions. Write a report in about 125
words to be published in a local newspaper. [2015]
Or
A "Swacha Bharat Abhiyan" drive was done by the students and the teachers of your
school. Write a report for your local daily using the information given below.
Answer:
"A Swachcha Bharat Abhiyan/Cleanness Week"
Place: Popular Academy
Date: 16 February, 2017:
The students and the teachers of Popular Academy organised a Swacha Bharat Abhiyan/
Cleanliness Week and drove around the school campus. The programme started on 13th
February at 9 am,and ended on 15th February 2017 at 4 pm. More than two hundred
students and sixteen teachers had participated the Swachcha Bharat Abhiyan/ Cleanliness
Week. All the students and teachers took brooms in hands and cleaned the whole school
campus. There were several dustbins installed in different places and collected the garbage
there. Some programs and competitions like 'best cleaner', beautiful natural picture's art
competitions, best natural quotes competition', etc. were performed or participated by the
students. All the students and teachers were praised by the local people and guardians for
their valuable programmes, works and ideals.
The programmes were so attractive and the teachers gave more similar drive promised in
future time. All other visitors were also encouraged to do like this work.
6. You are an eyewitness to a road accident in which a school-going boy was killed and
many passengers were injured. As a press reporter of The Assam Tribune write a reporter
about the accident in 100-125 words. You are Aparna/Saurav.
Or:
Write a report on a road accident giving imaginary details of the serious accident and the
immediate steps taken by the authorities concerned towards medical relief to the victims.
(words limit 125 words)
Answer:
School boy killed in Road Accid
Report by a staff reporter
Guwahati, 12 Feb 2016: Now a day traffic is increasing in this big city. For this reason, many
road accidents take place in day to day life. Today, another horrible road accident took place
in Zoo Road between a school bus and a passenger bus at about 2.30 pm.
According to the eyewitnesses, The school bus was returning from the school and at that
time an over speeding passengers' bus crossed in front of the school bus. The bus driver
tried to take a sharp turn to save the accident/struck, but unfortunately collided with a traffic
point. Many passengers of the bus were injured in the heavy jolting and a school-going boy
died instantly. The injurious passengers were brought to G.M.C.H. by 108 Service
immediately and the School boy was forwarded for post-mortem. Both drivers were arrested
by the police. The police are inquiring and investigating for more informations. Now, a
sorrowful moment is affecting this place.
7. Write a report on a train accident giving imaginary details of the accident and the steps
taken by the concerned authorities towards medical relief to the accident victims.
2018: You have witnessed a train accident in which a Delhi Town Guwahati Express/B.G.
Express got derailed. Write a report in 100-125 words to be published in The Sentinel,
Guwahati. You are Jayanta/Juri
Answer-
An Unpleasant train Accident
By a staff reporter
Guwahati, 16 Feb, 2017: A terrible train accident took place this evening at 6.30 pm at
Guwahati Train Station.
A speeding train Guwahati Express rear ended another local train. A devastating fire broke
out instantly for the coalition of the two trains. A large number of people gathered
immediately and tried to put out the fire. A reporter called the fire brigade, the Police as well
as 108 Medical services. Five fre brigades started their works and within a few minutes, the
fire had been under controlled. But, 135 people were injured and 20 people were died
instantly. Injurious passengers were brought to G.M.C.H. by 108 Service and private cars at
once. A sorrowful moment flourished at that moment and now police are inquiring about the
accident.
8. You recently visited some flood-affected areas of Dhemajl District. As a press reporter of
an English Datly write a report on the flood situation in 100-125 words. You are Amar Nitu
Answer:
Flood causes Havoc în Dhemaji District
Mr. X (a press/staff reporter)
Dhemaji, 16 February, 2017: For incessant rain falling for a week, the entire Dhemaji district
had been caused by a terrible flood.
Today the flood situation turned critical. The river breached the embankment. The national
highway and the other roads were totally snapped and crashed. There were no places to
live/stay. Many people have taken shelter on the railway lines. Many houses/huts have been
washed away and a widespread caused by the flood in the whole area. The army has been
pressed to service the suffering people and various relief camps have been opened in some
schools and places. There has been a scarcity of drinking water. The District Administrator is
making out all efforts to lessen the suffering of the flood affected people. The Assam & India
government made relief to each flood affected person.
9. Your school has recently celebrated "Tree Plantation Week" organizing a number of
inter-school competitions highlighting the ecological balance. As the Secretary of the
Eco-Club of your school, prepare a report in 100-125 words, suitable to be published in your
school magazine. You are Nilim/Nilima.
Answer:
Tree Plantation Week
By: Nilima, Secretary, Eco-Club
Our school successfully celebrated "Tree Plantation Week" from October 1st to October 7th,
2024, aiming to raise awareness about ecological balance and environmental conservation.
Many inter-school competitions such as poster-making, debates, and essay writing were
held focusing on topics like afforestation and climate change. Over 200 saplings were
planted by students, teachers, and volunteers in the school premises and surrounding areas.
Eminent environmentalists were invited to deliver a speech on the importance of preserving
greenery and protecting biodiversity. The enthusiastic participation of students across
schools made the event a grand success. The initiative not only fostered a sense of
responsibility towards nature but also strengthened our commitment to a greener future.
10. You are Imran/Rita of Sunrise Academy, Guwahati. Recently your school celebrated the
World Environment Day. Giving details of the celebrations, write a report in 100-125 words
for your school magazine.
Answer:
World Environment Day Celebrations at Sunrise Academy
On 5th June, Sunrise Academy, Guwahati, celebrated World Environment Day with great
enthusiasm and participation from students and staff.The honourable chief minister was the
chief guest on that occasion. The chief minister inaugurated the ceremony at 9.00 am by
planting saplings and then gave a valuable speech on the importance of preserving greenery
and protecting biodiversity. On this event, over 200 saplings were planted by students,
teachers, and volunteers in the school premises and surrounding areas. After that many
inter-school competitions such as quiz, poster-making, debates, and essay writing were held
which gave the message of saving nature & the earth.
The students took out a rally also in the city carrying placards with various slogans. The
enthusiastic participation of students across schools made the event a grand success. The
initiative not only fostered a sense of responsibility towards nature but also strengthened our
commitment to a greener future. Finally, the programme was ended with the national anthem
'Jana Gana Mana’.
