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Formal Letter to Forest Officer.

You are Pritesh/Preeti Desai staying at 1/17, Gharkul society, P.K. Road , Meher colony, Nagpur. You are worried about the destruction of forest. Write a letter to the Forest officer, the Forest Department of your district, stating the importance of forest and requesting them to take concrete steps for the conservation of forests. Preeti Desai 1/17, Gharkul society P.K. Road, Meher Colony Nagpur. 2nd April, 2020 The Forest Officer Forest Department Nagpur. Subject: Request to take concrete steps to conserve forest. Sir, With the help of this letter, I would like to draw the attention of concerned authority regarding the problem of increasing deforestation and climate change in Maharashtra state. Sir, during the last two decades due to sprawling urbanization and industrialization Maharashtra has lost around 2116 sq. km. of forest area due to which there is an alarming increase in temperature of our state. Apart from this rainy season thi...
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Expansion of Idea: Early Bird Catches the Worm

Early Bird Catches The Worm    The proverb means that the birds that wake up the earliest have the best chance of catching a good meal, since no other birds have awoken to pick for worms. The proverb indicate 'Bird' as 'Ourselves'  and 'Worm' is 'Our target' . Hence, the person who get up early will  achieve his target early and successfully, against others who woke up late.   We can only be success in the first place , when we try to complete our tasks before others. Early birds always receive recognition and appreciation from others. The simple example is the students who complete his study and homework before others will always receive good marks and appreciation form his parents, teacher and friends. If we look into the lives of all the great people ever borne one trait is common among them all they were  all early bird and very punctual .   Thus, the proverb advice us that one must be well ahead of others in terms ...
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Expansion of Idea: Better late than never

Better late than never         The proverb 'Better late than never' means that finishing something later is preferable than not finishing at all. This phrase is often said to someone who has not completed a task on time as a way of both admonishing them and encouraging them.       People often feel that, if they have not started anything on time and are way behind their peers, then it is possibly not worth the try. However, unless one gives a try, how could one ascertain that the same is not worth the money. It is not necessary that if you have started last would finish last. Take example of a student who started his study late doesn't mean that he would score less, though he started late but through his continuous determination and smart work, he can score very good marks.      Thus, the proverb suggest that though you started late or reached late somewhere but it's never too late if you takes up something with vigour and zeal.
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