Sagar's Diary: Format of Story Writing

Sagar's Diary: Format of Story Writing: Introduction/Setup : Introduce the main characters, setting, and the initial situation. Establish the tone and mood of the story Initi...

Format of Story Writing

Introduction/Setup:

Introduce the main characters, setting, and the initial situation.

Establish the tone and mood of the story

Initial Incident:

Present an incident or problem that requires investigation or resolution.

Pose a question or a mystery that the characters need to solve.

Introduction of Clues:

Introduce the first set of clues subtly. These can be physical objects, statements, or events that seem ordinary at first but hold significance later.

Begin to build suspense and curiosity.

Character Development:

Develop your characters and their relationships.

Explore their motives, backgrounds, and personal conflicts.

Rising Action:

As the characters investigate, reveal more clues.

Create obstacles and challenges that they must overcome.

Increase the tension and stakes

Introduce misleading clues or false leads to keep readers guessing

Add twists and turns to the story.

Climax/Revelation:

Build towards the climax where the characters make a crucial discovery.

Reveal the true nature of the mystery and the identity of the perpetrator

Resolution:

Tie up loose ends and explain any remaining questions.

Provide closure for the characters and the story.

Conclusion:

Reflect on the events of the story.

Consider leaving room for a sequel or additional mysteries.

 

 

 

 

A  Sample

A farmer with several sons- sons always quarrel- the farmer was sad and felt ill- taken to hospital- dying soon- called his sons and gave a bundle of sticks- told them to break the sticks- all tried and got tired- father untied the bundle- gave the sticks separately- each stick easily broken

The Unbroken Bonds[1]

Once upon a time in a quiet village nestled between rolling hills and vast fields, there lived an elderly farmer named Bikas. He was known throughout the community not just for his bountiful crops but also for his unwavering love for his sons[2]. Bikas had several sons, strong and hardworking, but unfortunately, they couldn't get along. Their constant bickering and quarrels cast a shadow over the once-happy farmhouse

As the years passed, the sons' disputes intensified, and Bikas found himself growing sadder each day. The strain on his heart became too much, and one day, he fell severely ill[3]. Concerned for their father, the sons rushed him to the hospital, where the doctors delivered a somber prognosis – Bikas was nearing the end of his journey.

Feeling the weight of his impending departure, Bikas decided it was time to impart a lesson to his quarrelsome sons. He called them to his bedside, and with a weak yet determined voice, he spoke, "My dear sons, my time is drawing near, and it pains me to see you constantly at odds. I have something to share with you that may help you understand the strength that lies in unity[4]."

With that, Bikas handed his sons a tightly bound bundle of sticks. "Try to break this bundle[5]," he instructed. Eager to prove their strength, the sons took turns attempting to break the bundle, but it remained resolute. They grew tired and frustrated, yet the sticks held fast[6].

Seeing their struggle, Bikas untied the bundle and handed each son a single stick. "Now, break these sticks," he urged[7]. To their surprise, each stick snapped easily in their hands. Puzzled, the sons exchanged glances.

Bikas, with a soft smile, explained, "Individually, you are like these sticks – fragile and easily broken[8]. But together, bound by love and understanding, you form an unbreakable bond. If you stand united, no adversity can shatter you. Remember this lesson and cherish the strength that lies in your unity."

As Bikas breathed his last, a newfound understanding dawned upon his sons. They realized that their father's legacy was not just in the fertile fields he left behind but in the unbroken bonds of family, love, and unity[9]. From that day forward, the sons set aside their differences, working together to honor their father's wisdom and ensure the prosperity of the farm for generations to come[10].

Top of Form

 

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[1][1] Title

[2] Introduction and set up

[3] Initials incidents

[4] Introduction clues

[5] Rising action

[6] Character development

[7] Rising action

[8] Climax

[9] Resolution

[10][10] Conclusion

Sagar's Diary: letter to editor

Sagar's Diary: letter to editor: The editor News paper name Address of news paper   Dear sir /ma’am 1.     Introduction : Begin your letter by stating the purpose ...

letter to editor

The editor

News paper name

Address of news paper

 

Dear sir /ma’am

1.    Introduction : Begin your letter by stating the purpose of your letter. Introduce yourself briefly and mention the article or issue you are responding to.

2.    Main body: In this section, provide your opinion, feedback, or additional information about the topic. Support your points with facts, examples, or personal experiences. Keep your argument clear and concise.

3.    Solution or call to action: If applicable, suggest a solution or propose a course of action related to the issue discussed. This part can also contain a call to action for the community or authorities.

4.    Conclusion: Summarize your main points and reiterate your stance on the matter. End with a strong concluding statement or thought.

5.    Closing line:

Thank you for considering my views on this matter.

6.    Subscription Sincerely,

Name of applicant

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Editor

The Kantipur Daily

Kathmandu, Nepal [1]

 

Dear sir.ma’am[2],

I am wri[3]ting in response to the recent article published on January 5th regarding the proposed park closure in our community. As a resident deeply concerned about preserving our green spaces, I felt compelled to express my viewpoint on this matter[4].

 

Green spaces are vital for our community's well-being. They provide a sanctuary for families to enjoy nature, promote physical activity, and enhance the overall quality of life. Closing down the park not only deprives us of these benefits but also disregards the needs of residents, especially children and the elderly, who rely on this space for recreation and social interaction[5].

 

Instead of closing the park, I propose exploring alternative solutions, such as increasing community engagement and partnerships to address any concerns regarding maintenance or safety. With collective effort, we can maintain the park's functionality while addressing the identified issues.[6]

 

Preserving our green spaces is not just a matter of convenience; it's an investment in the health and happiness of our community. I urge the local authorities to reconsider the decision and work collaboratively with residents to find sustainable solutions that benefit everyone[7]

Thank you for considering my perspective on this crucial issue.[8]

Sincerely,

Ram Khadka[9]

 

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[1] Heading, name of news paper and address

[2] Salutation

 

[4] Introduction

[5] Main body

[6] Solution or call for action

[7] Conclusion

 

[8] Closing line

[9] Subscription nd signature

Sagar's Diary: Notice Writing

Sagar's Diary: Notice Writing: Format of notice writing [ Title/Heading] Write the title of the notice in bold to catch attention. Date: Mention the date when the no...

Notice Writing

Format of notice writing

[Title/Heading]

Write the title of the notice in bold to catch attention.

Date: Mention the date when the notice is being issued.

Salutation/Greeting: Start with "Dear [Recipient(s)]" or use a general salutation like "To All Concerned" if it's a notice for a wider audience.

Body:

Introduction: Begin with a statement announcing the purpose of the notice.

Details: Provide specific information such as date, time, venue, and other relevant details.

Additional Information: Include any additional instructions, requirements, or essential details.

Conclusion/Closing: Conclude by thanking the readers and signing off appropriately. You may use phrases like "Thank you for your cooperation" or "Your attention to this matter is appreciated."

Signature: End the notice with the name and designation of the issuing authority or the concerned person/group.

A sample 

 

Nobel Academy

2980-09-23[1]

 

 

NOTICE For Winter Vacation [2]

 

Dear Students,

[3]

We hope this notice finds you well. As the winter season approaches, we would like to inform you about the upcoming winter vacation schedule[4].

The winter break for all students will commence from 23^rd Poush  and will conclude on 7^th Magh.  During this period, the school premises will remain closed, allowing everyone to enjoy a well-deserved break[5]. Please note that regular classes will resume on 8^th of Magh. It is important to utilize this time for rest and rejuvenation. Remember to catch up on any pending assignments or engage in activities that bring you joy and relaxation. We encourage you to check our school's website or contact us via email at nobel@school.edu.np for any urgent inquiries or updated information during the vacation period[6].

We wish you a delightful and safe winter vacation filled with warmth, joy, and cherished moments.

 

Warm regards[7],

 

Principal

Nobel Academy

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[1] Institute and date

[2] Heading or topic

[3] Greeting

[4] Introduction

[5] Detail description

[6] Additional information

[7] Conclusion

Sagar's Diary: Format of travelogue

Sagar's Diary: Format of travelogue: Format of travelogue 1.    Introduction: The introduction of a travelogue should have the description   and purpose of the trip. It prov...