Complaint Letter or Editorial Letter
Complaint Letter or Editorial Letter
Complaint Letter or Editorial Letter
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You are Arihant/Aparajita, the Sports Secretary of Sunshine International School, New
Delhi. You have received the parcel of sports articles ordered by you, some of which are
defective and old. Write a letter of complaint to Messer New Sports, Meerut, the
supplier of the sports articles.
Ans.
Sunshine International School
Civil Lines
New Delhi
The Manager
Messer New Sports
Meerut
Dear Sir
I am writing to you in the capacity of the sports secretary of Sunshine International School,
New Delhi. I had visited your store a month back and after checking the goods, I had placed
an order regarding specific articles.
I would like to draw your attention towards the parcel of the sports articles delivered. Though
the delivery was very prompt, some of the articles are defective and old.
I request you to kindly replace the faulty goods with proper quality goods as discussed a
month prior. Please let us know when you would be getting the goods replaced, failing which
we would have to take strict action.
Looking forward to a prompt reply from you.
Yours sincerely
Arihant
Sports Secretary
Letter to the Editor
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Date: The date on which the letter is written comes next, immediately after the sender’s
address.
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you intend to send your letter) should be written.
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etc.
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if there is any.
87 A Saket Colony
Agra
25th October, 20 xx
The Editor
The Times of India
New Delhi
Sir
Subject: Educating the Underprivileged
Through the columns of your reputed newspaper, I wish to draw your attention towards the
movement ‘Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan’ which aims at providing knowledge to all children. Even
the act RTE-Right to Education also ensures education for all children between the age of
four to fourteen. But these movements and acts do not show themselves implemented
anywhere especially in the underprivileged class.
There are still many children who do not go to school. They either work as a domestic labour
or work in factories, dhabas, etc. It is disturbing to note that our government’s plans are not
bearing any fruits. It is all because of lack of awareness towards these kinds of movements.
We all need the help of print media as well as electronic media to spread messages of
awareness to the masses. The underprivileged children must be made to realize that they have
the right to get education. So, they must go to school. The foremost thing is to discourage
child-labour so as to give these children a bright future. I hope you will pay attention to this
noble cause and publish it in your newspaper.
Thanking you
Yours sincerely
Sidharth Singh