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Article Writing Guidelines and Tips

The document provides guidelines for writing an article, emphasizing the importance of a brief and engaging title, proper structure, and adherence to a word limit of 120-150 words. It outlines a suggested format that includes an introduction, discussion of issues, and a conclusion with suggestions. Additionally, it lists potential topics for articles, such as environmental concerns, education, and social issues.

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Article Writing Guidelines and Tips

The document provides guidelines for writing an article, emphasizing the importance of a brief and engaging title, proper structure, and adherence to a word limit of 120-150 words. It outlines a suggested format that includes an introduction, discussion of issues, and a conclusion with suggestions. Additionally, it lists potential topics for articles, such as environmental concerns, education, and social issues.

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ARTICLE WRITING (REVISION)

Points to remember :

FORMAT---

1) Write the heading/title --


a) This should be brief and written in maximum 5-6words.
b) Should be attractive/ engaging enough to draw the attention of the readers.
c) Use the theme of the article from the question to form your heading.

2) Then below the heading write the name of the writer as given in your question or
create a fictitious name or write XYZ/ABC.

3) Divide your article in 4 – 5 paragraphs


a) Introduction : Start with a quotation or some remarkable facts or statistics.
Then explain what the article is about.
b) Explain the different issues related to the topic. Analyze them. Discuss the
current scenario, etc.
c) Conclude with suggestions/views. End with a hopeful note preferably or may be
a question.
d) Do not deviate from the main point. Double check for grammatical accuracy and
spellings.

4) Word limit : Write within 120 – 150 words.

Suggested topics / Themes

1) Save Water, Are We Doing Enough?


2) The Role of Students In Removing Illiteracy.
3) The Impact Of Advertisements On The Younger Generation.
4) Limitations Of Digital Education. ( Hints:-Limited feedback from students, can cause
social isolation, requires self motivation, Instructors focus more on theory, limited
face to face communication, complicated for computer illiterate population, etc.).
5) Plastic Menace – A Growing Concern. ( Hints:-Is not bio-degradable, toxic. Adversely
affects land, water, air, wildlife & human population, etc.).
6) Growing Changes In Gender Roles. (Hints:-Factors responsible –changes in family
structure, education, media’s role ,etc. Mention traditional concepts on gender roles,
today’s initiatives for women empowerment, transformation of men’s role with
extensive involvement in family responsibility, especially for child care, etc.).
7) The Impact Of The Global Pandemic ON The Youth/Students.
8) The Importance Of Yoga In Maintaining The Physical And Mental Health.
9) Education Of The Girl Child In India. (Hints:-Include govt. initiatives like – Sarva
Shiksha Abhiyan, CBSE Scholarship to the single girl child, free education, etc).

10)Role Of Students/Youth In Improving The Environment. (Hints:- Celebrating World


Environment Day, Earth Day, etc. with Plantation programmes, Poster-making
competitions, Slogan writing, Poetry recitations, Speech, Creative writing contests,
Cultural programmes, etc. Engaging in awareness campaigns, decorating the
campus with plants and taking care of them, learning to recycle materials, saving
water and electricity, etc.)

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