These TS 10th Class English Important Questions News Report Writing will help the students to improve their time and approach.
TS 10th Class English News Report Writing
Question 1.
Write a report on your school Annual Day Celebrations. Include the following details in your report:
- Time and date
- Venue
- Welcoming guests
- The headmaster’s presentation of the annual report
- Chief guest and his message
- Guests of honour and their message
- Special invitees
- Gifts to the winners
Answer:
Report on the School Annual Day Celebrations
This is a brief report on the school annual day celebrations of our Z.R High School, Ghatkesar held on 10-02-2019 at ‘4 pm in the school premises.
Sri K. Suresh the senior teacher of the school, welcomed the gathering.
Sri T. Radhakrlshna, the headmaster of the school, presided over the function and presented his annual report highlighting the achievements, limitations and requirements of the school. Sri N. Kumar, the District Collector, Khammarn was the chief guest. Smt. A. Padmavathi, the manager of the local bank and Sri. P. Ramarao, the M.L.A of Kandukur were the guests of honour. The President and the Secretary of the local Vidya Committee were the special invitees. Many local leaders and parents attended the function.
The chief guest stressed the importance of developing a good character. His speech was focused on the character. He advised the children not to lose their character in any case. The M.L.A advised the students to develop their communication skills in English. The local bank manager emphasised the need of values like hard work, sincerity, honesty, punctuality and discipline to reach our goals. Some students spoke about their experiences In the school. Prizes in academic and sports were given to the rankholders and winners, by the guests of honour. Cultural programmes followed in the evening.
Question 2.
Look at the picture. You may write a news report on the incident. You may make use of the following hints.
What did happen ? Where did it happen ? When and how did It happen ? Who was the person dead?
Answer:
Delhi, 23rd September, 2014 (Staff Reporter), The Hindu News Service :
Here was a heart-breaking incident at Delhi zoo on Tuesday. A youth was mauled to death at Delhi zoo by an adult white tiger -when he accidentally fell into the enclosure while climbing its fence to take a picture. The tiger did not attack the youth for a few minutes but became violent after somone threw a stone at it. An eye- witness said, “The tiger-then grabbed him by his neck and dragged him away. ‘The horrific incident was filmed by an eyewitness which showed the tiger holding the youth by his neck and then killing him. The police and the zoo officials were unable to take out the body from the enclousre even hours 4 after the incident. The zoo authorities declined to comment on the gruesome incident immediately.
One of the zoo guards said, “I have warned him, but he did not listen to me”. Another witness said, “Though the zoo guards warned him, the youth turned a deaf ear and paid the price.” It is really a ghastly incident. The visitors must be very careful. They should follow the instructions and listen to the guards especially, while visiting the ferocius animals.
Question 3.
Look at the picture. You may write a news report on the fire accident. You can make use of the following hints.
45 passengers charred to death as Volvo bus catches fire near Palem in Mahaboobnagar, 140 kms. from Hyderabad; probe ordered.
What did happen ? Where did it happen ? When and how did it happen ? Who were the people affected ?
Answer:
A Fire Accident
Mahaboob Nagar, 30th October, 2013 (Staff Reporter), The Hindu News Service:
We have seen many deaths on the roads in recent months. Another ghastly accident took place on NH-44 between Bengaluru and Hyderabad. Forty five persons were charred to death as a Volvo bus burst into flames after its fuel tank caught fire early on Wednesday. “Charred bodies of 45 persons have been retrieved from the bus,” the Deputy Inspector General of Police said.
The accident occurred at 5.10 am when the diesel tank of the bus hit a culvert near Palem in Mahaboob Nagar, around 140 kms. from Hyderabad. The entire bus was engulfed in flames within minutes. Fifty – two persons, including fifty passengers, were travelling in the bus when the mishap occurred. The bodies have been burnt beyond recognition.
“Five passengers, the driver and the cleaner managed to escape with injuries and; were undergoing treatment at different hospitals,” the police officer said. Mahaboob Nagar District Collector who immediately rushed to the spot, said “The identification of the deceased will be determined after conducting DNA tests and collecting blood samples of the relatives.” The bus started from Bengaluru at 11 pm. the previous night.
It seems that the bus was travelling at a high speed when its fuel tank hit the culvert and caught fire and got burst. It was said by the police that the online booking list had names of only 33 passengers and the others might have boarded the bus later.
Question 4.
You are Kranthi. You have received training in First Aid, as a member of Red Cross Society, arranged in your school. Prepare a report to be published in your school magazine about 120-150 words.
Answer:
First Aid Training Camp
Hyderabad : 30 May 2019
A ten-day camp was organised in our school during summer vacation by the Red Cross Society of our school. The aim was to equip the young students with the art of First Aid by imparting systematic training. During the first two days, there were lectures and video displays on the importance of First Aid. From the third day, the sessions became interactive and more practical. The doctor and nurses, conducting the training camp, provided excellent training.
We were taught the techniques of handling the emergency situation requiring instant medical care and help. Experts from the local medical college and other senior doctors delivered talks and demonstrated the treatment needed by victims. More stress was laid down on practical work. Every participant practised the use of bandages, simple medication and artificial respiration. It was, indeed a valuable experience.
– Kranthi
Question 5.
Today morning your school has celebrated Annual Day. The District Collector is the chief guest.
Winners in different competitions received prizes from the village Sarpanch. You have also received a prize. The Headmaster gave a report on the progress of the school. Cultural programmes followed, in the evening.
Write a report on the Annual Day celebrations held at your school ?
Answer:
This is a brief report on ”the school Annual Day celebrations of our Z.P. High School, – Siricilla held on 10-02-2019 at 4 pm on the school premises.
Sri K. Venkateswarlu the senior teacher of the school, welcomed the gathering. Sri T. Radhakrishna Murthy, the headmaster of the school, presided over the function and presented his annual report highlighting the achievements, limitations and requirements of the schodl. Mrs. Smitha Sabharwal, the District Collector, Karim Nagar was the chief guest. Smt. A. Padmavathi, the manager,of the local bank and Sri K.T. Ramarao, the M.L.A of Siricilla were the guests of honour. The, president and the secretary of the local Vidya Committee were the special invitees. Many local leaders and parents attended the function.
The chief guest stressed the importance of developing a good character. His speech focused on character. He advised the children not to lose their character In any case. The M.L.A advised the students to develop their communication skills in english, The local bank manager emphasised the need of values like hard work, sincerity, honesty, punctuality and discipline to reach our goals. Some students spoke about their experiences in the school.
Question 6.
Vehicle accidents are quiet common throughout the world and one major reason for many of such cases is the problem of drunken driving, where the driver won’t be in a condition to drive with care or concentration.
Write a report for a newspaper, about the problem and the need to control it.
Answer:
Drunken Driving — Abusing society or substance?
Medak, 26th July.
Drunken driving is very much the result of a cultural norm that emphasizes, drinking alcohol as a form of entertainment and driving as both transportation and entertainment. Cultural drinking habits also shape drunk driving patterns. For example, drunk driving will be more concentrated on weekend nights in countries where such nights are considered prime time for heavy drinking. The extent of drunk driving also depends, obviously, on the availability of vehicles, so it is less likely in societies and communities where vehicles are prohibitively expensive.
Compounding the difficulty of estimating impairment is the fact that some police officers try to arrest only those drivers who they believe have high blood alcohol concentrations, either because they prefer to prosecute only strong cases or because they do not want to be criticized for wasting scarce police resources on borderline cases. Consequently, some officers systematically fail to arrest impaired drivers because they are only searching for the most impaired.
Although thousands of lives are saved each year by both designated drivers and those who don’t let friends or others drive drunk, many more are needlessly lost. Each such death is a tragedy affecting many others who are left suffering and grieving.
Drunk drivers come from all parts of the population spectrum, but are more likely to be male, between 25 and 44 years of age, unemployed or working class, and unmarried. Drunk drivers are more likely to be heavy drinkers or to have drinking problems. Drinking drivers under 21 years of age are about twice as likely as older drivers to be involved in fatal vehicle crashes.
Question 7.
On August 24, 2019 a group of students of your school visited the Rashtrapati Bhavan on the invitation of President Mr. Ramanath Kovind. Write a brief report of the visit for your school magazine.
Answer:
A Date with the President- By Kumar
Stepping into the the Rashtrapati Bhavan, talking to the President and dining with him, might be something that most of us can only dream about, But on August 24, 2019 our dreams were realised and we were invited by Mr. Ramanath Kovind to the Rashtrapati Bhavan.
Our day started early in the morning at eight o’clock when we were aksed to be present at India Gate. From there, two buses took us to the Rashtrapati Bhavan. After a few security checks we entered the protals of the residence of India’s first citizen. The lobby was truly Impressive with the portraits of all the past Presidents. We got a chance to meet the family of the President, personally.
Next we saw the Mughal Gardens. Finally we were taken to the Ashoka Hall. We were spellbound by the beautiful paintings, some of which had not been given a face-lift since the establishment of the building but still looked magnificent as if they were set up yesterday. The ceiling has had on oval centerpiecemade of camel skin. The carpets were from Persia that were brought and installed in 1920 and but are still intact.
Later, we interacted with the President and he told us that if we want to hold the same position as he does, the only way to do it is to sweat which means ‘to work hard. After having answered all the questions of the children; he shared with us his 10-point programme for the youth of India. He made us take a pledge to work for the progress, unity and integrity of the nation. We felt so honoured when he joined us for lunch. Mr. Kovind’s simplicity and his philosophy completely mesmerised us.
Question 8.
Global warming is a serious issue, which is going to have a very serious effect on, what we do today. Though the people are aware of the fact that the result ‘of what they do today is going to have a serious threat in its making, most of the people are not that serious about this.
Write a report for a Newspaper, about the results of these global warming.
Answer:
Adilabad, 29,” June:
The Global warming, from North Pole to South Pole. And the effects of rising temperatures aren’t waiting for some far-flung future. They’re happening right now. Signs are appearing all over, and some of them are surprising. The heat is not only melting glaciers and sea ice, it’s also shifting precipitation patterns and setting animals on the move. As a result, there are a lot many changes happening in and around the world.
Ice is melting worldwide, especially at the Earth’s poles. This includes mountain glaciers, ice sheets covering West Antarctica and Greenland, and Arctic sea ice. Sea level rise has become faster over the last century. Sea levels are expected to rise between 7 and 23 inches (18 and 59 centimeters) by the end of the century, and continued melting at the poles could add between 4 and 8 inches. Precipitation (rain and snowfall) has increased across the globe, on average. Ecosystems will change—some species will move farther north or become more successful; others won’t be able to move and could become extinct.
With less ice on which to live and fish for food, polar bears have gotten considerably skinnier. Polar bears are feared to disappear, if sea ice disappears.
Warmer temperatures are also likely to affect the spread of infectious diseases, since the geographic ranges of carriers, such as insects and rodents, are often limited by climatic conditions. Severe weather conditions conducive to rodents or insects have been implicated in infectious disease outbreaks.