Report writing

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Report Writing
👉A report is a formal document presenting facts, analysis, and findings on a specific topic.
Types include:

1.Newspaper Reports: Summarize events/news for the public.
2.School/Project Reports: Provide details on events or project work.

Format:
i)Heading ii)Byline
iii)Introduction (What, Where, When, Who) iv)Body (Details, Cause, Effect)
v)Conclusion

Example- Newspaper report
Question - As a reporter of The sambad, write a report on a blood donation camp organised by Kali Mata youth club, Gilajodi within 70 words
Title- Blood Donation Camp Organized by Kali Mata Youth Club By [Your Name], Reporter

To
The Editor,
The Sambad, Baleswar
Gilajodi, December 25: A blood donation camp was organized by Kali Mata Youth Club at the community hall yesterday. Over 100 donors participated, including youth and senior citizens. Medical staff ensured smooth operations and safety. The event aimed to address blood shortages in local hospitals. The organizers thanked participants and encouraged more such initiatives to support healthcare needs.

Nandini Satpathy 
Reporter

Example- School report
Question – “Write a report for your school magazine on an Inter-School Science Exhibition hosted by your school in about 70 words.”

Title- Inter-School Science Exhibition
Radhanath Govt. Higher secondary School, Paunskuli hosted an Inter-School Science Exhibition on December 15, showcasing innovative projects by students from 20 schools. The theme, "Sustainable Solutions," inspired models addressing environmental challenges. The chief guest, Dr. A. Sharma, praised the students' creativity. Highlights included solar-powered devices and eco-friendly inventions. The event concluded with a prize distribution, fostering scientific curiosity and collaboration among young minds. It was a memorable learning experience for all participants.

Sefali Barma
Head boy

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