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Invitation Letter

Suppose there is a weaning ceremony(rice-feeding ceremony) of you brother's son at your home. Write a letter inviting your friend in about 100 words. Use the given clues. (5)

name of the ceremony......... date....time......venue......invitees ....... major events and attractions

Ans:

Tansen-14, Argali Palpa

10 March 2025

Dear Zenny,

I hope you are doing well. I am excited to invite you to the weaning ceremony (rice-feeding ceremony) of my brother’s son. The ceremony will be held on 15 April at 10 AM at our home in Tansen-14, Argali Palpa.

Family members, relatives, and close friends will gather to bless the little one as he takes his first solid food. There will be a traditional puja, music, delicious food, and lots of fun. Your presence will make the event even more special. My family is eagerly waiting for your arrival.

Looking forward to seeing you!

Best regards,

Annie Niraula

2. Write a letter to the mayor of Tansen Municipality complaining about the poor garbage management in you ward. Also mention 4 measures to solve this problem. (approximately in about 200 words)

Tansen-14, Argali Palpa

13th March, 2025

To,

The Mayor

Tansen Municipality

Tansen, Palpa

              Subject: About poor garbage management

Dear Sir/Madam,

I am writing to complain about the poor garbage management in our ward. The waste is not collected regularly, and garbage bins are always full. Because of this, people throw rubbish on the streets, making the area dirty and smelly. This is not only unpleasant but also unhealthy. It can spread diseases and attract stray animals, making the problem worse. If nothing is done soon, it will harm both people and the environment.

To solve this issue, I request the municipality to collect waste on time so that garbage does not pile up. There should also be more dustbins in public places because the current ones are not enough. People should be educated about proper waste disposal and encouraged to recycle. In addition, strict rules should be made, and those who litter should be fined. This will help keep our ward clean and healthy.

I hope you will take quick action to improve garbage management. A clean environment is important for everyone. I look forward to your response and a positive change.

Yours sincerely,

Suman Silwal

 

 


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