You are Rupa/Ranjit, living in Bangalore. While driving to your workplace, you see many young children begging by the roadside and at red lights. Your heart goes out to the hundreds of destitute children who are denied the pleasures of life and are made to work instead. Write a letter to the Editor of ‘The Times of India’, to draw the attention of the people towards the plight of these poor children. Also give suggestions to deal with this issue. (120-150 words/6 marks)

Dear India (or the person you want to write  the letter to)

I am Rupa/Ranjit who lives in  Bangalore . While I was driving to your place I saw many young children begging by the road side . I felt sorry for those poor children but could not do much for them .  If I were you I would help them and let them live in a warm place like you and your children do . Do you want to live in a place like them and beg for food and money? Do you want your children to suffer like they do? I know that you do not want to be like them and also you might not want to help but you never know if this happens to you one day and you never get help. If you help some one then in return you will get a good deed back .

Thank you

Explanation:

Dear editor of the times of India.

we hope your attention will inform the public of their concern for the street beggars.The importance of public attention to street beggars who are forced to work for their employers. my advice beg to make a shelter for poor people likea home for street beggars so that their lives are guaranteed and there is no coercion from other parties.

i believe it is "he will always remain extremely timid" if its wrong sorry

there is no sentence to look at.