You recently read an article in newspaper about someone you know personally. You found some information is wrong. Write a letter to editor to inform him about it. Use following points: 1. What is the article about?. 2. What is the error? 3. What you expect an editor to do?

Dear Sir, I am writing with regards to the article published in "The Times of India" on 20th June about MLA Usha Devi of West Delhi District. Information shared in the newspaper was about the good deeds done by the lady in the last week for the government schools. The article states that MLA Usha Devi has done a great contribution for 2 schools in getting repaired various facilities like water and light during summers. This has helped children to not only from dehydration however also from sun stroke during to scorching heat waves in June month. In the contrary, the article published has multiple errors along with the incomplete information was being conveyed to the public. Instead of two, 4 schools are in total for this development and area nearby used for trash of dustbin also being cleaned, disinfected and sanitized. This cleaning plays an crucial part for the society and neighborhood's health and well being. I know all this information because I witnessed all this when procedure was undergoing. I personally met Mrs. Usha Devi for showing gratitude for all the task done. She is a very kind lady who has helped me for my college article on the same. I hope the updated article will be published with correct and complete information. She deserves applauds for all the efforts she made for public. This will be an inspiration for other political parties as well. Looking forward for a positive reply. Yours Faithfully, Renuka Yadav