Letter to Editor Class 12 Format with Examples

Letter to Editor Class 12 - Format with 5 Important Questions

FORMAT OF LETTER TO EDITOR (CBSE Class 12 - 5 Marks)

Sender's Address

[Your House No., Colony]

[City - Pincode]

Date: 25th October, 2026

The Editor

[Name of Newspaper - The Times of India / The Hindu]

[City]

Subject: [Topic Name] (Underline karna hai)

Sir/Madam,

Paragraph 1 - Introduction (30 words): Through the columns of your esteemed newspaper, I wish to draw the attention of the concerned authorities towards...

Paragraph 2 - Main Body (70-80 words): Problem ke causes aur effects likho.

Paragraph 3 - Conclusion (30 words): I hope you will give space to my views in your esteemed newspaper and the concerned authorities will take necessary action at the earliest.

Thanking you.

Yours faithfully / Yours truly

[Your Name]

Word Limit: 120-150 Words

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FORMAT - 5 Marks ka

Sender's Address

Date

The Editor...

Subject:

Sir/Madam,

Body (120-150 words) - 3 Para

Yours faithfully[Underline]

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*Q1. You are Rohan Verma, a resident of Gomti Nagar, Lucknow. You are worried about the increasing cases of rash and reckless driving in your city. Youngsters are driving at high speed and doing stunts. Write a letter to the Editor of The Times of India, New Delhi, drawing attention to this problem. (5 Marks)*

Ans:

A-25, Gomti Nagar

Lucknow - 226010

25th October, 2026

The Editor

The Times of India

New Delhi

Subject: Alarming Increase in Rash Driving

Sir,

Through the columns of your esteemed newspaper, I wish to draw the attention of the traffic authorities towards the increasing cases of rash driving in Lucknow.

Nowadays, especially the youth ride their bikes and cars at very high speed. They do not wear helmets, they jump red lights and do dangerous stunts on busy roads. Due to this, road accidents are increasing day by day and many innocent lives are lost.

I would request the traffic police to take strict action. Regular checking, heavy fines and installation of CCTV cameras on main crossings can solve this problem to a great extent. I hope you will give space to my views in your newspaper.

Yours faithfully

Rohan Verma

*Q2. You are Anjali, living in Hazratganj, Lucknow. You are concerned about the environmental pollution caused by polythene bags. Write a letter to the Editor of Hindustan Times suggesting a complete ban on polythene bags.*

Ans:

Subject: Need for Complete Ban on Polythene Bags

Sir, Through your esteemed daily, I want to highlight the serious threat caused by polythene bags. These bags block our drains and cause waterlogging during rains. Stray animals eat them and die. They are non-biodegradable and pollute our soil for hundreds of years. Shopkeepers still use them freely. I request the government to impose a strict ban and people should be encouraged to use cloth and jute bags. Awareness campaigns should be run in schools and colonies.

Yours faithfully

Anjali

*Q3. You are Amit, a student of Class 12. You have noticed increasing drug addiction among the youth. Write a letter to the Editor of The Hindu expressing your concern.*

Ans:

Subject: Growing Drug Addiction Among the Youth

Sir, Through your newspaper, I want to express my deep concern over increasing drug addiction among youth. Due to peer pressure, academic stress and easy availability of drugs, many students are falling into this trap. It destroys their health, career and family life. The police should take strict action against drug peddlers near schools. Schools should organize counselling sessions and promote sports and yoga to keep students away from drugs. Parents should also monitor their children.

Yours faithfully

Amit

*Q4. You are Sunil, a resident of Indira Nagar, Lucknow. The roads in your locality are in very bad condition with potholes and waterlogging. Write a letter to the Editor of Amar Ujala complaining about it.*

Ans:

Subject: Pathetic Condition of Roads in Indira Nagar

Sir, I wish to draw the attention of the authorities through your newspaper towards the pathetic condition of roads in Indira Nagar. There are big potholes everywhere. In rainy season, water gets filled and causes accidents. Dust pollution has also increased due to broken roads. School children and office goers face a lot of difficulty. We have complained many times to Nagar Nigam but no action has been taken. I request the concerned authorities to repair the roads immediately.

Yours faithfully

Sunil

*Q5. You are Priya, resident of Alambagh, Lucknow. Your locality is facing frequent power cuts for 10-12 hours daily. Students are unable to study for board exams. Write a letter to the Editor of Dainik Jagran regarding this issue.*

Ans:

Subject: Problem of Frequent Power Cuts in Alambagh

Sir, Our locality Alambagh is facing 10 to 12 hours of power cut daily for the last one month. Due to this, students of Class 10 and 12 are unable to study, especially during board exams. Water supply is also affected as motors do not work. The transformers are old and wires are loose and damaged. Despite several complaints to the Electricity Department, no action has been taken. I request you to publish my letter so that the authorities take immediate action.

Yours faithfully

Priya

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