Report Writing 2012 to 2024 [AHSEC Class 12 English Notes for 2025 Exam]

Tragic Loss of Young Life

Dibrugarh, 22^nd November 2012: A school boy became the latest casualty in a road accident which took place on A T Road in Dibrugarh, when a truck bearing goods collided with a passenger bus coming from the opposite direction. The driver of the bus lost control of the bus. The tanker tried to take a sharp turn. There was a head-on collision The bus was on its way to town with 50 passengers on board. The sudden impact made the bus swerve and go off its track. It hit a young school boy, crossing the road. People nearby rushed to the boy and called for an ambulance. The bus further hit a building and came to a halt. Several passengers were severely injured. Police arrived on the scene and took them into custody. The boy was rushed to the hospital but could not be saved. The seriously injured passengers were also taken to hospital for treatment.

Reported by Saurav/Aparna      

TRAIN ACCIDENT

Guwahati, 25^th September 2012: Train accidents have become quite frequent these days. Yesterday, derailment of Delhi bound -Guwahati Express near Rangia Junction, took away two innocent lives and 50 got minor injuries. Minutes after the train had reached the outer signal of the junction, some mistake committed by the signalman caused the derailment of three boggies. The railway officials and a rescue team arrived at the spot with the police to do the needful. Residents of the place helped the passengers with water, food, and consolation. The government announced a compensation of Rs. 500000 to the family of the passenger died and Rs. 100000 to the injured passenger.

Reported by Arun/Anima.

‘CLEANLINESS WEEK’

Tinsukia, 20^th May 2012 (Karan), General Secretary of Eco Club, XYZ College, P.S. Road, Tinsukia, launched a special ‘Cleanliness week’ in a unique manner in respect of College and its neighbourhood. It organized several inter-house competitions. Poster-competition aroused the interest of all neighbourhood and college volunteers, including the guests. The participants made colourful posters on health and hygiene. Inter-house ‘cleanliness competition’ was the main attraction of the day. Vivekananda House has judged the best house for maintaining the highest standards of cleanliness. The students organized ‘cleanliness Quiz Contest’. An inter-house essay competition on ‘Cleanliness is Godliness’ was also held. A grand function of songs and dances was organized in the afternoon in the college auditorium. The Principal gave away the prizes to the winners. Rammana was judged as ‘Mr. Clean’ of the College. Vivekananda House was awarded ‘The Cleanest House’ trophy.

Reported by X

Flood Causes Havoc in Dhemaji District

Dhemaji, July 7^th: The recent spell of heavy rains in the state have left a devastating impact in the district of Dhemaji. Road communication through the National Highway has been cut off as surging floodwaters inundated a portion of the highway. Over a lakh people are living in relief camps. The relief camps are not able to meet the requirements of the people, though non Government organizations too have started pitching in to aid the relief work. There is acute shortage of food and drinking water. Water borne diseases are spreading rapidly among the flood victims. Medical supplies are yet to reach people. The flood has damaged several acres of farm land and the ready to be harvested crops have been destroyed. Most of the flood victims are from the farming community and they have lost their means of sustenance. Thousands of homes have been destroyed. The local MLA promised that provisions would reach the flood affected and assured that the Government would make all efforts in helping people get back to normal lives.

Reported by Amar

Blood Donation Camp

Karimganj,26^th January 2017: A Blood Donation camp was held at Govt. Higher Secondary School, Karimganj, on the occasion of its golden jubilee. Blood donation is a noble gesture as it saves lives of people. The camp was organized by the school in collaboration with Rotary Club, Karimganj and City Hospital. The camp commenced at 10 am in the school premises.10 staff members and 45 students donated their blood. The Chief Guest was renowned Assamese Doctors Dr Ratul Bezbaruah, H.O.D. of GMCH who spoke on saving lives by donating blood .When asked about the reasons for participating in the camp, the young students replied that if they could donate life giving blood to those who required it, it was a way of contributing to the society and the world in which they lived. Snacks and tea were given to those who donated blood. The Principal  Arvind Roy, expressed his satisfaction at the efforts made by the organizing team and acknowledged the donors and thanked them.

Reported by Gopal/Anita

(Organizer)

‘Tree Plantation Week”’

 Vijay Public School, Tinsukia celebrated ‘Vanmahotsava week’ from 20-2-2019 to 27-02-2019. The ‘Vanmahotsava week’ was launched with great fanfare by the Headmaster and the students. About two hundred trees were planted on the campus. They included traditional Oaks, Gulmohars, Neems, Banyans as well as other flower, trees. Several inter-house competitions were organized. They highlighted the need for ecological balance for man’s happiness. An inter-house poster competition focused on the factors that are degrading the ecological balance. Preserving forest wealth, growing more trees and keeping the environment clean can save the situation. The winners were given away prizes in the gala ceremony at the conclusion of the week. The ‘Vanmahotsava week’ turned out to be a great success for the organizers.

Reported by Nilim/Nilima.    

                                                                                       EDUFAIR 2011

Guwahati, 3^rd September 20XX: The Edufair 2011 was organized by Assam Tribune Pvt. Ltd. in Guwahati on 20^th September 20XX. Many top Colleges and Universities of India participated in the fair. It was an interactive session where students of different institutions gave information about their undergraduate and graduate programmes. The different books and the curriculum were a matter of discussion in the fair. The students were given enough time to interact with the experts and to get the replies to their quarries. They were also given sufficient time to go through the books and purchase them. The main motto of the Fair was to enlarge their knowledge of any subject incorporated/included in their curriculum. The famous writers of the various books were also present in the fair whom the students could meet. The fair started with a cultural programme and ended with a seminar after seven days. The organizers of the Fair were happy to see the response and took the decision to organize it after every four months. The Fair was inaugurated by the President of Sahitya Sabha. It was truly an enlightening fair.

By  Parveen/Pravin

Ans.                                 A Visit by Exchange Programme Participants

 Four teachers and twenty students from Edwin University, British Columbia, Canada, visited the Happy School, Subhash Nagar last Friday. In this programme students of Indian schools and colleges visit schools abroad and vice-versa to broaden their awareness and outlook. The school was wearing a festive look on the occasion. Decorations and posters welcoming the visitors were everywhere. At the school gate, our Principle himself was present to welcome the delegates. After touring the classrooms and laboratories to observe the facilities in the school, the delegates had an hour-long interaction with teachers and students on education in India and how students can help society with their positive outlook and enthusiasm. The visit concluded with a delicious ‘high tea’ in honour of the delegation.The visitors were seen off by the Principal and senior teachers.

Reported by –Brijesh (Class 12)