Q. 4 B. 1. Email Writing- Test Series

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Q. 4 B. 1. Email Writing -04 Marks 

You live at Uttam Nagar Pune. There is no good bus service. Write an email to the director Pune city pmpl transport corporation to solve the problem.

(Note - Dear students kindly write down this email in email format)

Ans-

From: ravindrapande99@gmail.com.

To: directorpmpl@gmail.com.

Cc: 

Bcc: 

Subject: Request for Improved Bus Service in Uttam Nagar, Pune

Respected Director,

I am writing to bring to your attention a pressing issue that the residents of Uttam Nagar, Pune are currently facing – the lack of a reliable and efficient bus service in our area.Uttam Nagar, located in the heart of Pune, is a bustling residential area with a significant population. However, we have been experiencing great difficulty in commuting due to the absence of a well-connected bus network. This not only inconveniences the residents but also hampers our ability to access various essential services, educational institutions, and employment opportunities located in different parts of the city. 

I kindly request you to take immediate action to address this issue. Here are a few suggestions that could help improve the bus service in Uttam Nagar: 

I sincerely hope that you will prioritize and address the concerns raised by the residents of Uttam Nagar. I look forward to witnessing the positive changes that an improved bus service will bring to our community.

Thanking you,

Yours sincerely,

Ravindra Pande.


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