Your letter to the editor can be a response to a number of things. Most likely, it will be a response to a specific article, but your letter could also be a response to an event or issue in your community.  It's best to respond to a particular article that was published by the newspaper. Then, your letter will be more likely to be chosen for publication, and always be ready for rejection. If you are responding to a community event or issue, your local newspaper is likely to be the most appropriate venue for your letter to the editor. Before you start writing your own letter, you should read through other letters to the editor of the paper you've chosen to get inspiration. Each paper's letters will differ slightly in form, style, tone, and even in length. Read these letters to get a better idea of how to phrase your letters and to see what appeals to the editors of that paper. Most papers will have guidelines for the types of letters they will publish. Most papers have rules regarding the letter's length. They also typically ask that you include your name and contact information for verification. There may be additional guidelines. A number of papers won't allow political endorsement and limit how often individuals can submit. Make sure to read these guidelines before you send off your work. If you can't find the guidelines for submitting letters, call the publication to ask. There are a number of approaches to writing these types of letters. Your approach is dependent upon why you are writing the letter. Determine what you hope to accomplish by writing the letter. Some reasons might include:  You are angry about an issue and you want the readers to know about it. You want to publicly congratulate or support something or someone in your community. You want to correct information in an article. You want to suggest an idea to others. You want to influence public opinion or persuade others to take action. You want to influence policymakers or elected officials. You want to publicize a certain organization's work in connection with a current news issue. Make sure your letter is timely by sending in your letter shortly after the article in question was published. This will improve your chances of getting published, since the issue will still be fresh in the editor's mind (and the readers' minds). If you're responding to an article in a weekly newspaper, send in your letter in time for it to be published in the next issue. See the newspaper's guidelines for the publication deadline.
टॉपिक और समाचार पत्र को चुनें: अपने द्वारा चुने गए समाचार पत्र में, संपादक के नाम पत्र के अंतर्गत प्रकाशित, अन्य पत्रों को पढ़ें: अपने द्वारा चुने हुए समाचार पत्र के दिशा-निर्देश देखें: पत्र लिखने के लिए अपना कारण तय करें: आर्टिकिल प्रकाशित होने के दो से तीन दिनों के भीतर ही अपना पत्र लिखें: