RBSE Solutions Class 12 English Report Writing

A. Report On An Event

Report-Writing क्या है - Report शब्द लैटिन भाषा के 'Reporter' शब्द से बना है जिसका अर्थ होता है। 'वापिस ले जाना'। अतः report का अर्थ है किसी गतिविधि या घटना का वर्णन उस व्यक्ति के पास ले जाना जो उस घटना के समय उपस्थित नहीं था। "A report is a real or genuine description or statement about something that has been seen, heard or done by a person."

Report का महत्व- रिपोर्ट किसी के द्वारा देखी या सुनी गई घटना का विवरण होता है। इसका हर क्षेत्र में महत्व दिन-प्रतिदिन बढ़ता जा रहा है। एक रिपोर्ट एक बड़े दस्तावेज के रूप में भी हो सकती है।

Report on Event लिखते समय निम्नलिखित बातों का ध्यान रखना चाहिए:

• (a) Event's name
• (b) Day, date and time
• (c) Occasion
• (d) Chief Guest / Chairperson
• (e) Speeches

Some Examples of Reports on Events

Question 1. Suppose you are Monica, a newspaper reporter. Draft a report in about 100 words for the newspaper about 'Man Dumps Children into Well, Kills Self'.
Answer:
Man Dumps Children into Well, Kills Self
(by Monica, the reporter)
Phalna, 30 July
On a Friday afternoon, Ratan Ram threw both his children, one by one, into a well. The children drowned. After that, Ratan Ram also jumped into the well and died. Villagers noticed he was missing for a long time and started searching. They found the bodies and told the police. Sources said Ratan Ram was very sad because his wife had been sick for a long time, which made him decide to kill his children and himself. The local people were shocked by his extreme act. SHO Chandra Shekhar of Phalana said the villagers helped to take out the bodies. After the postmortem, the bodies were given to their family.
In simple words: A father in Phalna sadly ended his life and his children's lives by jumping into a well due to family problems. The police are investigating the shocking incident.

🎯 Exam Tip: When writing a report about a tragic incident, include clear details about the event, location, date, and reasons, while maintaining a sensitive tone.

Question 2. You are Apoorva/Rani, reporter of Nav Bharat. Write a report in about 100 words on district level girls' Kabaddi tournament.
Answer:
District Level Girls' Kabaddi Tournament
(by Rani, reporter of Nav Bharat)
Dausa, July 30
The district-level girls' Kabaddi tournament was held at the Govt Girls' Senior Secondary School ground. The Education Minister opened the event. Thirty school teams played in this tournament. Many exciting matches took place, with all the girls being tall, strong, and cheerful. The players showed good skill. A large crowd of students watched. Some players got too eager, but they were quickly corrected. The tournament lasted for five days, featuring many interesting games. The most honest team won the first prize. This event helped promote sportsmanship among young girls.
In simple words: A girls' Kabaddi tournament was held in Dausa, with many teams participating. The event, opened by the Education Minister, showcased good sportsmanship and lasted for five days.

🎯 Exam Tip: For reports on events, always mention the organizer, chief guest, number of participants, and a key highlight or message from the event.

Question 3. You are Ratna, reporter of Rajasthan Patrika. Write a report in about 100 words on a bank robbery that took place in your city.
Answer:
A Bank Robbery
(by Ratna, reporter Rajasthan Patrika)
Baran, July 25
Yesterday, a bank robbery took place at the Punjab National Bank in the city. A blue Ambassador car stopped at the gate. Six robbers, wearing masks, got out. They were carrying guns. The robbers entered the bank and hit the guard on the head, causing him to fall and bleed. They threatened everyone not to raise an alarm, or they would shoot. All staff members were locked in a room. The robbers reportedly stole over five lakh rupees. They then drove away quickly in their car. Police are trying to solve the case, but so far, no clues have been found. This incident highlights the need for better security measures in banks.
In simple words: Six masked robbers robbed the Punjab National Bank in Baran, taking over five lakh rupees. The police are investigating, but there are no leads yet.

🎯 Exam Tip: When reporting on a crime, include the type of crime, location, date, estimated loss, and police actions, focusing on factual details.

Question 4. You are Harish, reporter of the Times of India. There was a train robbery near Kishanpura. Write a report in about 100 words on a train robbery.
Answer:
A Train Robbery
(by Harish, reporter Times of India)
Kishanpura, November 16
Train robberies are common these days, making trains an easy target for criminals. A similar robbery happened in a ladies' compartment of the Chetak Express near Kishanpura. Two men entered the compartment when the train stopped at the last station. They snatched jewelry from the women. As the train started moving slowly, the women began to cry loudly. Someone pulled the alarm chain, and the train stopped. The robbers tried to run away, but some brave passengers chased and caught them. The robbers were then handed over to the police. This quick action helped ensure justice.
In simple words: A train robbery occurred on the Chetak Express near Kishanpura, where robbers snatched jewelry from women. Brave passengers caught the thieves and handed them to the police.

🎯 Exam Tip: For reports on crimes, describe the incident, the victims, the criminals' actions, and how the situation was resolved, emphasizing any acts of bravery.

Question 5. There was a train accident near Bapunagar. Write a report in about 100 words on a train accident.
Answer:
A Train Accident
(by Nandani, the reporter)
Jaipur, April 20
Last night, a major train accident occurred near Bapunagar. The Janta Express derailed, and its engine and first four bogies were completely crushed. Frightened passengers started jumping from the doors, which increased the number of injured. Men, women, and children cried in pain. Sixty people died in this accident. Those with severe injuries were taken to the nearest hospital. People with minor injuries received first aid and were then released. The government is actively helping the injured passengers. An immediate investigation into the accident has been launched. Such events highlight the importance of railway safety.
In simple words: A terrible train accident happened near Bapunagar last night, killing sixty people and injuring many. The government is providing help and investigating the cause.

🎯 Exam Tip: When writing a report on an accident, include specific details like the type of accident, location, date, casualties, and actions taken by authorities for relief and inquiry.

Question 6. Your Senior Secondary Examination started yesterday. It was the first day of your exam. Write a report in about 100 words on the scene of the examination hall.
Answer:
Jodhpur, 10 March
Yesterday marked the first day of our Senior Secondary Examination. Students entered the examination hall. Some students looked worried, while others read notices. Only those who were well-prepared appeared calm. Finally, the bell rang, and everyone took their seats. Invigilators handed out answer books and question papers. Soon, complete silence fell over the hall as students busily solved questions. Hours passed, and the warning bell rang, signaling fifteen minutes left. Some students quickly finished their remaining answers, while diligent ones revised. When the final bell rang, students submitted their answer books to the invigilators and left the hall. The atmosphere was a mix of tension and relief.
In simple words: Our Senior Secondary Examination started yesterday. The examination hall was quiet and tense as students wrote their papers, with well-prepared students appearing calm.

🎯 Exam Tip: When describing a scene, use descriptive adjectives and verbs to paint a vivid picture for the reader, covering the sights, sounds, and emotions present.

Question 7. Independence Day function was celebrated in your school with pomp and show. Write a report in about 100 words how it was celebrated.
Answer:
Report on Independence Day Function
(by Ritu, Class XII B)
Alwar, August 16
August 15th is our national festival and a grand day for everyone. Our school celebrated Independence Day with great enthusiasm. Many guests came to the event. The Principal hoisted the National Flag, and everyone sang the National Anthem. The Principal gave a short speech, reminding students of their duties. Our school students presented a beautiful cultural program, which everyone enjoyed. The celebration finished around 10:30 a.m., and people started leaving. Sweets were given to all the students. These celebrations help foster patriotism.
In simple words: Our school celebrated Independence Day with flag hoisting, cultural programs, and speeches by the Principal, ending with sweets for students.

🎯 Exam Tip: For reports on celebrations, mention the occasion, date, venue, main activities, important guests, and the overall atmosphere or message of the event.

Question 8. You are Shilpi of Jaipur. Write a report in about100 words for an esteemed Newspaper on how a short circuit set a shop on fire.
Answer:
A Shop on Fire
(by Shilpi, reporter)
Jaipur, 6th June
Shanti Provision Store, a well-known and large store in Naya Bazar, Jaipur, caught fire last night due to an electric short circuit. The watchman, who was on his usual rounds, noticed the fire about an hour after it started and immediately told the owner. The fire brigade was called and quickly put out the fire before it could spread to nearby shops. However, Harsh Chauhan, the owner of the burnt shop, suffered a huge loss, estimated at around 10 lakh rupees. Mr. Chauhan is currently in shock. This incident highlights the importance of electrical safety checks.
In simple words: Shanti Provision Store in Jaipur caught fire last night due to a short circuit, causing a loss of about 10 lakh rupees. The fire was controlled, but the owner is in shock.

🎯 Exam Tip: When reporting on a fire, include details about the cause, location, approximate time, response of emergency services, estimated damage, and any human impact or lessons learned.

Question 9. Om (Angad) is the reporter of a Local Newspaper. He witnessed food poisoning in a marriage dinner and decided to present a report on it. Write that report in about 100 words.
Answer:
Kota, 12 February
A marriage dinner at a community hall was ruined when a group of guests started feeling sick with nausea and vomiting. More people complained later. It was noticed that the problem began after they ate milk products. Before any action could be taken, many people had already suffered from food poisoning. Soon, the joyful atmosphere turned into cries of distress. Doctors were quickly arranged, and immediate medical treatment was given. The situation seemed to be under control within an hour or two. However, the exact cause of this poisoning is still unknown. This event underscores the need for strict food safety.
In simple words: Many guests at a wedding dinner in Kota suffered from food poisoning after eating milk products. Doctors quickly provided help, but the exact cause is still a mystery.

🎯 Exam Tip: For reports on health incidents, state the type of incident, location, number of affected individuals, suspected cause, immediate actions taken, and the current status of the situation.

Question 10. You are Chitra, a correspondent of ‘The Harmonial Times'. Write a report in about 100 words on the success of Madhuri Jaiswal in a legal fight of freedom from domestic violence and cruelties of her in-laws and husband.
Answer:
End of Domestic Violence
(by Chitra, correspondent The Harmonial Times)
Agra, 5th August
Mrs. Madhuri Jaiswal, a victim of domestic violence, has received justice from the court. Her strong resolve, along with help from 'Nari Shakti NGO', helped her break free from the ongoing mistreatment by her in-laws and husband. Since her marriage, Madhuri had been physically and mentally abused. Her in-laws and husband were very greedy, constantly demanding new luxuries from her and her parents. They threatened to kill her and even tried. Eventually, her patience ran out, and she decided to fight for her rights. Today, her abusers are in jail. We applaud Mrs. Madhuri's courage. Her story serves as an inspiration for others facing similar challenges.
In simple words: Mrs. Madhuri Jaiswal won her legal battle against domestic violence from her greedy in-laws and husband. With NGO support, she fought for her rights, and her abusers are now in jail.

🎯 Exam Tip: In reports about legal victories, mention the person, the issue, the outcome, the role of support groups, and the broader message or impact of the case.

Question 11. You are Usha, a reporter of 'The City Times'. Write a report in 100 words on conducting a campaign by Child Welfare Association of Kota against child labour.
Answer:
Campaign Against Child Labour
(by Usha, reporter The City Times)
Kota, 19th July
The Child Welfare Association successfully ran a campaign against child labour in Kota. Members of the association visited various tea-stalls, hotels, and shops to find children working. They also arranged guidance programs for the parents of these children, helping them understand the importance of education. The organization promised ongoing financial help for these children and their families. All employers who hire child labor were warned of legal action. Child labor is banned by the court, and those who break this law will be punished. This campaign shows a strong commitment to children's rights.
In simple words: The Child Welfare Association in Kota launched a successful campaign against child labor, rescuing working children and educating their parents. Employers were warned of legal action.

🎯 Exam Tip: For reports on campaigns, include the organization, cause, activities, target group, impact, and any warnings or future steps, focusing on community benefit.

Question 13. You are Ankit/Ankita, reporter of Jagran. Write a report in about 100 words on the loss of eyesight after cataract surgery. You may take the help of the hints given below:
Answer:
Golkund, 12 April
Nine people lost their eyesight after a cataract surgery at a private hospital. The victims were moved to the government-run Sarojini Devi Eye Hospital in Faridabad. Doctors there said the retinas were damaged, and there was little chance of them regaining their vision. Although the faulty surgery happened six days ago, the problem became known only on Sunday after SD Eye Hospital doctors confirmed the blindness. Four other patients who had surgery at Amma Eye Hospital on March 22 are now recovering well at Shankar Eye Hospital near Guntur. This incident highlights concerns about patient safety in private healthcare.
In simple words: Nine people lost their eyesight after a botched cataract surgery at a private hospital, causing concern. Doctors say their retinas are damaged, with little hope of recovery.

🎯 Exam Tip: When writing a report involving medical incidents, clearly state the facts, the number of affected individuals, the medical facility, and the consequences, avoiding overly technical jargon.

Question 14. Your school arranged a plantation programme on the occasion of World Environment Day on 5th June. Write a report to be published in the school magazine in about 100 words.
Answer:
Plantation Programme
(by Sonali- Class XII C)
Sikar, June 5
Blue Public School, Sikar, organized a plantation program for World Environment Day on June 5th. Two hundred saplings were planted. All staff members and many students took part. The school principal gave a speech, explaining that pollution causes global warming. He stressed that planting trees is essential to solve this problem. Physics lecturer T.C. Bhargava said that everyone should plant at least two trees. He also emphasized the importance of raising awareness about tree planting to combat global warming. This initiative aims to make the community greener and healthier.
In simple words: Blue Public School held a tree plantation drive for World Environment Day, planting 200 saplings. The principal and a lecturer spoke about the importance of trees in fighting global warming.

🎯 Exam Tip: For reports on environmental events, include the purpose, activities, participation, and key messages from speeches, connecting them to the event's overall theme.

Question 15. Your school celebrated 'Teachers' Day' on 5th September. Write a report in about 100 words to be sent to 'The Patrika Times."
Answer:
Teachers' Day Celebrated at H.P.S.
(by Naina: Student of Class XII A)
Bharatpur, 7 September
Teachers' Day was celebrated at Holy Public School in Bharatpur on September 5th. Mrs. Shreya Goswami, the Vice-Principal of Anand Public School, Bharatpur, was the chief guest. In her speech, she spoke about Dr. S. Radhakrishnan's dedication and the importance of teachers. She gave an example of his deep respect for teachers, which is why we celebrate his birthday as Teachers' Day. The school principal emphasized the need for a healthy relationship between students and teachers. He stated that teachers must be committed to their students, and students must respect their teachers. Such events honor the invaluable contribution of educators.
In simple words: Holy Public School celebrated Teachers' Day with Mrs. Shreya Goswami as the chief guest. Speeches highlighted Dr. S. Radhakrishnan's respect for teachers and the importance of good student-teacher relationships.

🎯 Exam Tip: When writing a report on a special day, cover the purpose of the celebration, important guests, key speeches or activities, and the main takeaways or messages conveyed.

Question 17. Put the following information in the form of a report in about 100 words: (1) heavy rains (2) rivers in flood (3) the homeless seek shelter (4) packets of food provided (5) rescue of people from drowning
Answer:
Bharatpur, 28 July
For the past two days, heavy rains have been falling continuously. The Banganga river is flowing above danger levels, causing water to be everywhere. Most nearby villages are affected by the floodwaters. Many people have lost their homes, and survival has become very difficult. There has been significant property damage. Rescue workers are trying their best to save people from drowning. Those affected are receiving food packets and dry clothes. NGOs have also stepped forward to help, providing all possible assistance. Rescue teams face challenges due to constant rain and power cuts. Schools and colleges remain closed until the situation returns to normal. This collective effort is crucial for flood relief.
In simple words: Heavy rains in Bharatpur caused severe floods, making many homeless and destroying property. Rescue teams and NGOs are providing food and clothing, but continuous rain makes operations difficult.

🎯 Exam Tip: When reporting on a disaster, include details about the cause, areas affected, immediate consequences (homelessness, damage), relief efforts, and current status of the situation.

Question 18. Put the following information in about 100 words: (1) importance of water (2) shortage of water (3) awareness about water conservation (4) methods of water conservation
Answer:
Report on Conservation of Water
(by Anukul, a reporter)
Ajmer, 15 June
Yesterday, various social organizations launched a campaign to raise awareness about water conservation. Water is essential for life, and its shortage has become a serious problem in Ajmer. People are traveling long distances to find water. Realizing the importance of water, many have started conserving it. Rainwater is a natural gift that should be collected for use in summers. During the campaign, experts taught people simple ways to conserve water, especially rainwater. Rainwater can be used for toilets, washing clothes, cleaning floors, watering plants, and vehicles. These efforts are vital for sustainable living.
In simple words: Social groups in Ajmer held a campaign to teach people about saving water because of its shortage. They highlighted the importance of rainwater harvesting and its various uses to ensure water availability.

🎯 Exam Tip: For reports on conservation, explain the problem, its importance, steps being taken for awareness, and practical solutions or methods that can be adopted.

Question 19. Inter-Class Football matches took place in your school last week. Prepare a report to be published in the school magazine in about 100 words.
Answer:
Inter-Class Football Matches:
(by Anamika - Class XII A)
Baya, 20 April
Our Government Senior Secondary School in Baya held an inter-class football match last week. This match was part of our school's sports week, which ran from April 9th to 15th. The matches themselves were played on April 10th and 11th. The school principal started the event. Five teams from Class XII (sections A, B, C, D & E) took part in the first qualifying rounds. The Rajasthan Royals (XII B) and Rajasthan Tigers (XII D) teams made it to the final. Arun Kumar led the Rajasthan Royals, and Shubham Prasad led the Rajasthan Tigers. After a strong competition, Rajasthan Royals won the match. Amish Kumar was named the man of the match for his excellent play. It was a thrilling event that showcased great sportsmanship.
In simple words: Our school had inter-class football games last week during our sports week. The principal started it. Two teams, Rajasthan Royals and Rajasthan Tigers, reached the final. Rajasthan Royals won the game after a tough fight.

🎯 Exam Tip: When writing a report about a sports event, always include key details like the date, venue, participating teams, highlights, and the final result with any special mentions.

Question 20. The power failure problem affects our daily life. Prepare a report in about 100 words on frequent power failure in your town, Gadara.
Answer:
(by Anuradha - reporter)
Gadara, February 21
In Gadara, power cuts have made daily life hard for everyone. Without electricity, no work can be done, and there is no water supply. Students cannot study during exam season. Sometimes the power goes out for many hours, and when it is on, the voltage keeps changing. High voltage has damaged many electrical devices, and low voltage makes others not work well. Power cuts happen day and night, leading to more thefts and accidents. Many complaints have been sent to the officials, but nothing has been done yet to fix this problem. Consistent power is vital for modern life.
In simple words: Frequent power cuts in Gadara make daily life difficult. No electricity means no work or water, and students can't study. Voltage changes damage appliances. Power cuts also lead to more crime at night. Officials have not solved this problem yet.

🎯 Exam Tip: For reports on civic issues, clearly state the problem, its impact on daily life, any actions taken (or not taken), and possible consequences.

Question 21. You are Amit/Amita reporter of 'The Times of India'. Write a report with the help of the given hints in about 100 words.
Answer:
A Two-day-old Girl Found Lying in a Bag
(by Amit Amita: reporter)
Jaipur, 26 November
A two-day-old baby girl was found abandoned in Jaipur, marking the third such incident in Rajasthan. The discovery occurred when a passerby heard cries coming from a bag on a street in Ram Nagar Colony. Surprised, the person looked around, saw no one, and then found the baby in the bag. The local residents were informed, and the police were immediately called. The police have registered a First Information Report (FIR) and are now searching for clues to find those responsible. Abandoning a child is a serious crime.
In simple words: A two-day-old girl was found left in a bag in Jaipur, the third case like this in Rajasthan. A person heard cries, found the baby, and called the police. The police are now looking for clues to find the people who left her.

🎯 Exam Tip: When writing a report based on hints, ensure all given points are covered logically and expanded into coherent sentences to meet the word count.

Question 22. You arc Samata, reporter of Rajasthan Patrika. Write a report in about 100 words on Free Eye Operation Camp held in your city, Sikar. (S S Exam 2013)
Answer:
Free Eye Operation Camp
(by Samata, the News reporter)
Sikar, June 23
A free eye operation camp was organized last week at the Government Higher Secondary School in Sikar by a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO). The Health Minister of Rajasthan started the camp, and many patients came to get help. On the first day, patients were admitted. Eye specialist Dr. Sudheer checked their eyes and gave them necessary medicines and advice. The next day, operations were performed. On the last day, after their treatment, patients were sent back home. Social workers, doctors, and nurses all helped to make the camp successful, and around 200 patients received operations. This camp provided valuable medical care to many people.
In simple words: A free eye camp was held in Sikar by an NGO, opened by the Health Minister. Many patients came, had their eyes checked, and some had operations. Social workers, doctors, and nurses helped, and about 200 people got eye surgery.

🎯 Exam Tip: For reports on medical camps, include details like the organizer, chief guests, services offered, number of beneficiaries, and the overall impact of the event.

Question 23. You are Mukesh, reporter of Rajasthan Patrika. Write a report in about 100 words on assembly elections held in your city. (S.S. Exam 2014)
Answer:
Assembly Election in my City
(by Mukesh: Rajasthan Patrika)
Salanpur, 24 November
Legislative assembly elections were held in Rajasthan this month. As soon as the elections were announced, the election department put a code of conduct in place. Political parties began their campaigns, and posters of candidates were seen everywhere. Some candidates visited homes to gain people's trust. Political meetings were held, creating a strong political atmosphere. On election day, many people came out to vote. Police were present to ensure a fair and peaceful election. Voting began at 7:00 a.m. and ended at 5:00 p.m. Since it was a state holiday, everyone had enough time to vote for their chosen representative. This is a key part of democracy.
In simple words: Assembly elections happened in Rajasthan this month. Political parties campaigned, and people voted peacefully. Police were there to keep things fair. Voting was from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on a holiday, so everyone could choose their leader.

🎯 Exam Tip: When writing a report on elections, mention key stages like the announcement, campaigning, voting day details, security arrangements, and overall public participation.

Question 25. Write a report in about 100 words on the topic ‘Prize Distribution function'. (S.S. Exam 2016)
Answer:
The Prize Distribution Function
Bikaner, April 2
Our school held its prize distribution function last Friday in Bikaner. Our Principal welcomed District Magistrate Mr. Harish Lamba and many other important people from the city. Three girls and two boys sang a welcome song. Our Principal then shared the school's annual report. A short and engaging cultural program, based on the Clean India campaign, was also presented. Some students showed yoga poses. The winners in each activity received awards and shields. The chief guest praised the teachers and students in his speech. The event ended with the National Anthem, and refreshments were served to the guests. Such events encourage student achievement.
In simple words: Our school had a prize day last Friday. Important guests came, and students performed. Winners got awards. The principal and chief guest spoke. The event finished with the National Anthem.

🎯 Exam Tip: For reports on school functions, describe the main events in chronological order, including speeches, performances, awards, and the overall atmosphere.

Question 26. Write a report in about 100 words on the topic ‘Clean India'. (S.S. Exam 2017)
Answer:
Clean India
Pali, October 3
The 'Clean India' campaign was started by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on October 2, 2014. On this day, the Prime Minister honored Mahatma Gandhi and former Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri. Prime Minister Modi and his cabinet ministers cleaned the streets of the capital with brooms. He encouraged everyone to work towards Mahatma Gandhi's dream of a clean India. This scene was seen in almost every city and town across the country. Prime Minister Modi asked people to take responsibility for keeping their country clean. Cleanliness is a shared duty for all citizens.
In simple words: The 'Clean India' campaign began on October 2, 2014, led by Prime Minister Modi. He and his ministers cleaned streets, inspiring people to keep India clean. He asked everyone to take care of their country.

🎯 Exam Tip: When reporting on a social campaign, mention its purpose, launch date, key participants, activities undertaken, and its impact or message.

Question 27. You are Ajay/Anita studying in Govt. Sr. Sec. School, Dholpur. Your school has celebrated an annual function recently. Write a report to be published in the school magazine in about 100 words.
Answer:
Dholpur, February 10
Our school, Govt. Sr. Sec. School in Dholpur, recently held its annual function with great enthusiasm. The event began with a welcoming speech from the principal, who talked about the school's journey and many achievements over the years. After this, a well-organized cultural program took place where students showcased various songs and dances. The chief guest then gave an inspiring speech, telling students to do well in their studies and also in other activities. The function concluded with the National Anthem. Such annual events highlight student talent.
In simple words: Our school in Dholpur had its annual function. The principal gave a welcome speech. Students performed songs and dances. The chief guest gave an encouraging speech, and the event ended with the National Anthem.

🎯 Exam Tip: Always include the date, location, opening and closing activities, and significant cultural presentations in a report about a school annual function.

Question 28. Write a report in about 100 words on the topic "Science and Culture Fair” (S.S. Exam 2018)
Answer:
Science and Culture Fair
Barmer, 18 September
A Science and Culture Fair was held at Govt. Sr. Secondary School, Barmer, from September 14th to 18th. Students from classes VI to XII took part in this fair. The main goal of the fair was to help students develop global skills and understand their own culture. Students participated in a model exhibition, quiz, debate, and music events. They displayed many creative science models. Many visitors came to see the models and praised the students. At the end of the fair, students received awards for their excellent performances. Fairs like this help students learn and grow.
In simple words: Our school in Barmer held a Science and Culture Fair for students from classes 6 to 12. Students showed science models, took part in quizzes, debates, and music. Many people visited and praised the students. Winners got awards.

🎯 Exam Tip: For reports on fairs, describe the purpose, participants, types of activities, notable exhibits, and the outcome or awards given.

Question 30. As a reporter from ‘The Hindustan Times' prepare a report for your newspaper on inadequate civic amenities in the slum areas of Jodhpur.
Answer:
Inadequate Civic Amenities in Slum Areas
Jodhpur, 28 February, 20-
The slum areas of Jodhpur suffer from very poor civic facilities, just like other slum areas. People here live in weak huts made of mud, with roofs of tin or tarpaulin. There is no proper water supply, sewage, or drainage system. They also lack electricity for lighting. There are no schools for children or hospitals for sick people. Children in these slums grow up in dirty surroundings and often get sick. There are no parks or playgrounds for them to play. These areas are full of dirt, and there are no toilets. Because of these missing facilities, people here constantly face diseases. Providing basic services is crucial for health.
In simple words: Jodhpur's slums have very bad living conditions. People live in poor huts with no water, electricity, or proper drains. There are no schools or hospitals. Children get sick often due to the dirty surroundings.

🎯 Exam Tip: When reporting on civic issues, clearly identify the problem, describe its specific impacts on residents, and highlight the lack of essential services.

Question 32. As a reporter, you visited Antarctica to observe environmental changes. Write a newspaper report on the same.
Answer:
Environmental Changes
Ajmer, 2 April 20–
Last week, I joined a group of scientists on a trip to Antarctica to study environmental changes. It makes us think that this icy place was once much warmer and had many plants and animals, showing how much the environment has changed. Antarctica is very important in discussions about climate change. There, we can clearly see glaciers getting smaller and ice shelves breaking apart. This shows that the danger of global warming is very real. Because Antarctica has a simple natural system and not many different types of life, it's a great place to see how even small changes can have big impacts.
In simple words: I went to Antarctica with scientists to see environmental changes. Glaciers are shrinking and ice is breaking, showing real global warming effects. Antarctica's simple nature helps us understand how small changes can cause big problems.

🎯 Exam Tip: For reports on scientific observations, clearly state the purpose of the visit, what was observed, and the implications of those observations, especially for environmental topics.

Question 33. Prepare a report on the performances given by a South Indian cultural troupe at the 'Inter-State Cultural
Answer:
Inter-State Cultural Festival
Our school hosted an Inter-State Cultural Festival from January 1st to 4th. Cultural groups from all over the country took part, each showing off their state's unique culture with amazing performances. The South Indian Cultural Troupe gave the most impressive performance. They presented a Kathakali dance with four dancers. Their fantastic footwork and hand movements, along with the music, were truly captivating. Their bright costumes and special face masks made them look like gods dancing on stage. Such festivals help us appreciate different cultures.
In simple words: Our school held a cultural festival where groups from all states performed. The South Indian group's Kathakali dance was the best, with amazing dancers, music, and costumes that looked like gods dancing.

🎯 Exam Tip: When detailing cultural performances, highlight specific dance forms, costumes, music, and the overall impact of the most notable acts.

Question 34. As Secretary of Eco Club' of your school writes a report on Van Mahotsava programme.
Answer:
Report on Van Mahotsava Program
(by Prakashdeep, Secretary, Eco Club)
Alwar, 05 July
The Eco Club of L. R. Senior Secondary School in Alwar organized a 'Van Mahotsav' (tree planting festival) on July 4th. During this event, many saplings of trees like Ashok, bottle palm, neem, and various fruit and flower plants were planted. The chief guest, Dr. R. N. Raj, spoke about how important trees are for our lives. Our principal also said that trees help us live, reduce pollution, and give us many good things. All club members, school staff, students, and other guests attended the program. Ankit Kumar, the club president, gave the vote of thanks. Planting trees helps the environment grow and thrive.
In simple words: Our school's Eco Club held a tree-planting event. We planted many saplings. The chief guest and principal spoke about how important trees are. Everyone from the school attended.

🎯 Exam Tip: For reports on environmental events like 'Van Mahotsav', include details about the types of plants, participants, and the messages shared by guests about conservation.

Question 35. During kite flying season, birds get injured badly. Write a report for your local newspaper about the plight of birds.
Answer:
Jodhpur, 28 Jan. 20–
As a reporter for this respected newspaper, I want to bring to the notice of all kite lovers in our city a serious issue. While kite flying is a fun activity for many, people often forget that their enjoyment comes at a cost to birds. The sharp strings of kites can badly injure birds, making them unable to fly or even causing their death. We must remember that our entertainment should not harm other living creatures. Protecting wildlife is a shared responsibility.
In simple words: Kite flying, while fun, hurts many birds with its sharp strings. We need to remember that our fun should not harm animals.

🎯 Exam Tip: When writing about animal welfare, clearly describe the problem, its cause, and the impact on animals, while appealing to readers for responsible behavior.

Question 36. Report on 'One-Day International cricket matches between India and England'.
Answer:
A Report on 'One-Day International Cricket Matches' between India and England
Jaipur, October 10
In the recently finished One-Day International Cricket series, India strongly defeated England. After winning the last match in Nagpur by 41 runs, the Indian team overcame the Englishmen, taking the fifth and final match by 6 wickets. Rohit Sharma was named Man of the Match for his outstanding score of 78 runs without losing his wicket. India had previously won matches in Kolkata, Rajkot, and Nagpur, only losing one match in Kanpur. Captain Virat Kohli said that the team's success was due to their teamwork and strong all-round performance from every player. This victory showed their great skill.
In simple words: India beat England easily in the recent One-Day cricket series, winning the final match by 6 wickets. Rohit Sharma was Man of the Match. Captain Kohli praised the team's teamwork and all-round play.

🎯 Exam Tip: For sports reports, provide a summary of the event, key results, star performers, and a concluding remark on the team's performance.

Question 37. Report on 'Devastating floods in your city'.
Answer:
A Report on Devastating Floods in your city
Barmer, August 24
The uncontrolled River Rapti broke its banks in many places, causing sudden floods in Barmer town and nearby villages. Continuous heavy rains made the river overflow. No people died, but many properties were damaged. Hundreds of cattle died, and many homes in low areas were destroyed. Aid efforts have been started, and medical teams have been sent to prevent diseases from spreading. Local authorities say they have brought the flooding situation under control. Strong infrastructure is crucial for disaster prevention.
In simple words: Heavy rains caused the Rapti River to flood Barmer town and nearby villages. Many properties were damaged, and cattle died, but no human lives were lost. Relief teams are working to help and stop diseases.

🎯 Exam Tip: When reporting on natural disasters, include details about the cause, areas affected, damage to life and property, relief efforts, and the current status of the situation.

Question 38. Report on 'A Boat Tragedy' – Report by a survivor.
Answer:
I was on a boat full of people, heading to a local fair across a swollen river when the accident happened. There were about 80 people on board. Many lives were saved by the brave fishermen living on the riverbanks. I clearly recall being pulled underwater, but then a strong hand grabbed my hair and slowly pulled me to safety. The Chief Minister has shared his deep sadness over this tragic event. Safety measures are crucial on waterways.
In simple words: I was on a crowded boat to a fair when it capsized in a swollen river. Local fishermen saved many people. I was pulled to safety by a strong hand. The Chief Minister expressed sorrow over the incident.

🎯 Exam Tip: For a survivor's report, describe the events from a personal perspective, including sensory details and emotional impact, while also conveying factual information about the incident.

Question 39. Report on 'Independence Day'.
Answer:
A Report on Independence Day Celebrations at Patel Maidan, Ajmer
Ajmer, August 15
The 70th Independence Day was celebrated with a grand event at Patel Maidan in Ajmer. Many important guests attended, and the state's Home Minister was the chief guest. The event featured many colorful cultural programs, including Rajasthani folk songs and dances. The state police marched smartly, and a band played military music. The chief guest raised the Indian flag (tricolor), and a choir from different schools sang the National Anthem loudly. The program ended with sweets being given out and cheers of 'Bharat Mata Ki Jai'. Celebrating national days unites people.
In simple words: Ajmer celebrated its 70th Independence Day at Patel Maidan. Many important people attended. There were cultural programs, a police parade, and the National Anthem was sung. The event ended with sweets and patriotic cheers.

🎯 Exam Tip: A good report on national events includes details like the date, venue, chief guests, key ceremonies (like flag hoisting), cultural programs, and patriotic sentiments expressed.

Question 40. Report on the 'Surgical strike by the Indian Army on terrorist camps in P.O.K.
Answer:
A Report on Surgical Strike by the Indian Army at Terrorist Camps in P.O.K.
Srinagar, September 16
The Indian Army successfully carried out a strong operation last night against Pakistan-supported terrorist camps in the Pulwama area of South Kashmir. This two-hour action completely destroyed 11 places where terrorists were hiding, and two Pakistani soldiers also died. This surgical strike was a response to many attacks by terrorists on Indian land across the P.O.K. border and the Line of Control. The mission showed India's strong resolve against terrorism.
In simple words: The Indian Army destroyed 11 terrorist hideouts in South Kashmir last night, killing two Pakistani soldiers. This was a response to earlier attacks.

🎯 Exam Tip: When reporting on military operations, focus on factual details like the date, location, objective, outcome, and the reason for the action, avoiding emotional language.

Question 41. Report on 'Annual Cultural Function'.
Answer:
A Report on Annual Cultural Function and Prize Distribution Ceremony of your school
Alwar, February 10
St. Anselm's School in Alwar celebrated its 24th Annual Function with great excitement. The District Collector was the main guest, and many other important people from the city also attended. The event began with a welcoming speech from the principal, who talked about the school's history and its many achievements. After this, students performed a wonderful cultural program with songs, dances, and skits. The chief guest then gave an inspiring speech, telling students to do well in their studies and also in other activities. The function ended with the National Anthem. Such functions bring the community together.
In simple words: St. Anselm's School held its 24th Annual Function. The District Collector attended, and the principal spoke about school achievements. Students performed, and the chief guest gave an inspiring speech. The event ended with the National Anthem.

🎯 Exam Tip: Ensure a report on a cultural event includes the date, venue, special guests, performances, and the overall mood of the celebration.

Question 42. Report on 'A Road Accident'.
Answer:
Truck Hits Car
Businessman's son dead
Jaipur, 24 January
This morning in Jaipur, Mr. Hari Singh, the 27-year-old eldest son of businessman Mr. Shiv Singh, died in a road accident. Hari Singh, an engineering student at Jaipur University, was driving his car on the Jaipur-Ajmer Express Way when a heavily loaded truck crashed into it. His car was severely damaged. Hari Singh was taken to S.M.S. Hospital for an emergency operation but sadly passed away at 5:00 in the evening. His parents and family rushed to the hospital. The truck driver reportedly ran away from the scene. Road safety is extremely important to prevent such tragedies.
In simple words: A 27-year-old engineering student, Hari Singh, died in a car accident this morning in Jaipur after a truck hit his car. He was taken to the hospital but passed away. The truck driver fled.

🎯 Exam Tip: For accident reports, include the date, time, location, details of what happened, casualties, immediate actions taken, and police involvement if any.

Question 43. Report on 'Impact of Swachh Bharat Campaign in Rajasthan'.
Answer:
The 'Swachh Bharat Abhiyan' (Clean India Campaign) has brought big changes to Rajasthan, India's largest state. People from all walks of life, including students and government workers, have actively participated in cleaning up their neighborhoods and public areas. Over 2.5 lakh new toilets have been built with government money, and open defecation is now against the law. Dustbins have been placed in all residential areas in most cities. Villagers are also being encouraged to turn their household organic waste and animal dung into compost. This campaign has been very successful in Rajasthan.
In simple words: The 'Clean India' campaign has changed Rajasthan a lot. Everyone, from students to government workers, helped clean up. Many toilets were built, and open defecation is now illegal. The campaign encourages composting and has been very successful.

🎯 Exam Tip: When evaluating a campaign's impact, cite specific achievements (e.g., number of toilets built), public participation, and policy changes, along with an overall assessment of its success.

Question 44. Report on 'Cruelty to Animals.'
Answer:
A Report on Cruelty to Animals
Jaipur, June 20
Many important people from different fields have spoken out strongly against animal cruelty in Jaipur. At an event organized by the 'Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA)', film stars and important businesspeople, including some Non-Resident Indians (NRIs), spoke against treating animals without care. A key leader asked, "We share our planet with these lovely, quiet creatures who give us joy, help us, and provide many useful things. Can't we show them a little kindness in return?" All the speakers urged people to care for and love animals. Kindness to animals is a mark of a civil society.
In simple words: Many important people in Jaipur spoke against animal cruelty at an SPCA event. Film stars and business leaders asked people to be kind and loving towards animals, reminding everyone that animals give us much joy and help.

🎯 Exam Tip: For reports on social issues, highlight key voices, organizations involved, and the main message or call to action to create awareness and promote change.

Question 45. Report on 'No Detention Policy upto VIII standard.'
Answer:
A Report on a Seminar on 'No Detention Policy up to VIII standard
Pali, December 5
A seminar about the 'No Detention Policy up to VIII standard' was held in Pali, organized by the society of public schools. The Education Minister led the seminar. Many well-known teachers from different schools and educational institutes took part in the discussions held in the Seminar Hall of the Happy School. This policy means students up to Class 8 are not failed, aiming to reduce stress and focus on learning. The aim is to make learning more enjoyable for younger students.
In simple words: A seminar on the 'No Detention Policy' for students up to Class 8 was held in Pali, led by the Education Minister. Many educators discussed this policy, which stops students from failing in early grades.

🎯 Exam Tip: When reporting on a seminar, include the topic, organizers, key speakers, purpose, and the main points discussed or outcomes of the discussion.

Question 46. Report on 'Blood Donation Camp'.
Answer: A blood donation camp was successfully held at St. Peter's School in Mount Abu on October 16. The Lion's Club of Mount Abu helped organize it, with support from a team of doctors. The camp ran from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Around 250 volunteers gave blood after being tested properly. Blood donation is a selfless act that can save many lives. The school principal and the governor of the Lions Club thanked all donors and gave them certificates. Donors also received coffee and refreshments, provided by a local fruit company.
In simple words: St. Peter's School in Mount Abu held a successful blood donation camp. About 250 people gave blood, helped by the Lion's Club and doctors. Donors were thanked and given certificates and refreshments.

🎯 Exam Tip: For a report on an event, always include the date, venue, organizers, key activities, number of participants, and the overall outcome or message.

Question 47. Report on 'Massive Earthquake in Nepal'.
Answer: A very strong earthquake hit Nepal today, April 25, at 11:55 a.m. Its power was measured at 8.2 on the Richter scale, and aftershocks are still happening. The earthquake's center was 20 km from Kathmandu, just 5 km below the ground. This natural disaster caused widespread damage and tragedy. About 715 people are estimated to have died, and thousands more were hurt and taken to hospitals. India has sent rescue teams to help. Nepal has declared a national emergency because many towns, including Kathmandu, are destroyed. The Indian government has promised full support to Nepal.
In simple words: A very strong earthquake hit Nepal, causing much destruction. Many people died and thousands were hurt. India sent help, and Nepal declared an emergency.

🎯 Exam Tip: When reporting on a disaster, include facts like the date, time, location, magnitude (if applicable), casualty figures, immediate impact, and relief efforts.