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SSC CHSL Descriptive Paper For Tier 2: Formal Letter | 24th September

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SSC Descriptive Paper For SSC CHSL Tier 2 Exam

Hello Students,

To come across the government exams successfully, we have to be prepared for all the Tiers conducted by the Staff. SSC CHSL Tier I and SSC CGL Tier-II are over now and everybody is looking forward to the Tier 2 & Tier 3 respectively. SSC CHSL Tier-II will be held on 29th September 2019. Considering the importance of the descriptive exam, we are providing an informal Letter once again to let you know about the proper format and body content of the informal Letter on an important topic. Those who are in need of proper guidance and don’t want to miss the opportunity to get the job they are longing for and are determined about must go through this. We wish the best wishes to all the aspirants out.

SSC CHSL Tier II: Formal Letter Writing

Write a letter to the editor of a newspaper condemning wide spread corruption and decline of moral values amongst public men.

Subhash Street
Govind Nagar
Ludhiana

August 18, 2018

The Editor,
The Tribune
Chandigarh-1100XX

Sub: Condemning widespread corruption and declining moral values amongst public men.

Sir,

Kindly publish the following few lines in the columns of your esteemed daily. I will be much obliged.

India is passing through a bad phase. A country of saints and sages is today becoming known for its corrupt leaders. A large number of public men are involved in scams and kick-backs. Corruption appears to have become the order of the day. There is hardly any political leader who can be cited as an ideal for the younger generation. Moral values are now taken as an ignoble trait. Public men in high places pay scant regard to decency, decorum or discipline in public life. The politics of defections and crime is deteriorating.

These days, people have been oblivion regarding a respectful image of the country. To attain the so called power and fame, they do not even hesitate to lose their ethics. This needs to be extirpated before it’s too late and our country be notorious for such deplorable acts. Our country and its leaders have always known for their spirit of honesty, truth, non-violence, charity and sacrifice. We must learn to uphold those values in social life and should participate in every act contributing to the country in being corruption-free.

Thanking you
Yours faithfully
Tanisha Khanna