Friday, February 9, 2024
Sagar's Diary: News Story Wriitng
Sagar's Diary: News Story Wriitng: Format of news story 1. Headline This is a concise, attention-grabbing title that summarizes the main point of the news story. It m...
News Story Wriitng
Format of news story
1. Headline
This
is a concise, attention-grabbing title that summarizes the main point of the
news story. It must be clear. It should give the readers a clear idea.
Accuracy:
Headlines should accurately represent the content of the article.
Relevance:
Highlight the most significant or interesting aspect of the news. Focus on what
makes the story important or unique.
Use
of Action Words: Strong action verbs can make headlines more engaging. Verbs
like "unveils," "announces," "reveals," or
"introduces" can create a sense of immediacy.
2. By
line
It
is a source line that includes: RSS, BBC, CNN, APF, Reporter
3. Dateline
It
includes date month and place
Lead
paragraph
The
first paragraph or two contains the most crucial
information, answering the questions: who, what, when, where, why, and how.
This part is written to capture the reader's interest and encourage them to
continue reading.
4. Body
paragraph
The following
paragraphs provide additional details, expanding on the main points presented
in the lead. Information is arranged in descending order of importance. Each
paragraph often covers a single aspect or angle of the story and supports the
main points
5. Conclusion
The
news story can conclude by summarizing the main points and potentially hinting
at future development or implications.
6.
Remember
Quotes:
Including direct quotes from individuals involved or experts can add
credibility and depth to the story. These quotes can offer different
perspectives or opinions related to the topic.
Background
Information: Further details, context, or historical background relevant to the
story can be included in subsequent paragraphs to provide a comprehensive
understanding for the reader.
Local Community Unites
in Effort to Combat Rising Homelessness[1]
By
Sarah Thompson[2]
`12th
December, Kathmandu [3]
In a heartwarming
display of solidarity, residents from various neighborhoods across the city
have joined forces to address the escalating issue of homelessness. With winter
temperatures dropping, the local community has taken it upon themselves to
ensure that every member has a warm place to stay. This grassroots movement is
a testament to the power of collective action and
compassion[4]
The
initiative, spearheaded by a group of concerned citizens, began with a simple
idea: providing temporary shelters for those without a home during the harsh
winter months. Volunteers rallied together, contributing resources and time to
set up makeshift shelters in community centers and unused spaces. Local businesses
pitched in, donating blankets, clothing, and hot meals to accommodate those
seeking refuge.
Residents
have also organized outreach programs to identify individuals in need and
connect them with available services. Social workers and medical
professionals have volunteered their expertise to ensure that the homeless not
only have a warm place to sleep but also receive necessary support for their
physical and mental well-being.
As
news of the community-driven effort spread, more people have joined in,
offering financial contributions and supplies. The movement has not only
provided immediate relief but has also sparked conversations about long-term
solutions to homelessness. Community forums and town hall meetings are being
organized to explore sustainable strategies, including affordable housing
initiatives and job placement programs.[5]
As
the collaborative efforts continue to gain momentum, the city is witnessing a
remarkable display of empathy and unity. The grassroots movement to combat
homelessness serves as a powerful reminder that positive change can start at
the local level. The community's commitment to supporting its most vulnerable
members reflects the true spirit of togetherness and sets an inspiring example
for other regions facing similar challenges. With winter still ahead, the
collective determination to make a difference gives hope that no one in the
community will be left out in the cold.[6]
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