Letter to Editor: Public Sanitation and the Right to Dignity and Privacy

India is a highly populated country. People lack in maintaining proper sanitation and hygiene as a result they suffer from various diseases. India has a serious sanitation challenge; around 60 per cent of the world’s open defecation takes place in India. Poor sanitation causes health hazards including diarrhoea, particularly in children under 5 years of age, malnutrition and deficiencies in physical development and cognitive ability. You are Nitish/Nikita, head boy/girl of Anand Public School, Jaipur. Write a letter to the editor of a national daily, highlighting the problem and suggesting practical ways to ensure public sanitation and the right to dignity and privacy.

Anand Public School
Jaipur

01 December, 20XX

The Editor
The Hindu
Jaipur

Subject: Practical ways to ensure Public Sanitation

Sir

Through the columns of your esteemed daily, I would like to draw your attention towards practical ways to ensure public sanitation and the right to dignity and privacy.

People are unaware of the ill effects of lack of proper sanitation and hygiene which results in various diseases. They must realise that poor sanitation causes health hazards especially for small children. It also leads to various other physical problems. Public sanitation is the cause of polluted India The right to dignity and privacy is for everyone.

People should be more educated and aware about public sanitation and how they should utilise public property. Right to dignity and privacy is everyone’s right and they deserve it.

I hope through your daily, this matter will be highlighted and the concerned authorities will make some efforts to overcome this problem.

Yours faithfully
Nikita

Example 2

Vikas Public School
Jaipur

23nd November, 20XX

The Editor
Rajasthan Patrika
Jaipur

Sub: Need for public sanitation

Sir

Through the column of your esteemed daily I want to highlight the serious problem of sanitation. Everybody knowns that India is a highly populated country. The people have no proper sanitation and hygiene facilities. Around 60 per cent of the world’s open defecation takes place in India. As a result, people suffer from various diseases. Diarrhoea, among various health hazards, is very common among the children of below five years of age. Poor sanitation also causes deficiencies in physical development and cognitive ability among people.

The government and the concerned authorities must take steps in this regard. They should put the public sanitation facilities at important places of villages, towns and cities. Besides, people should be made aware of diseases caused by open defecation. Sanitation should become our right to ensure dignity and privacy.

Yours faithfully

Nitin
Head Boy

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