Suppose you are Sudha Murthy. Write a letter to your friend telling her how and why you taught your grandmother to read.
Suppose you are Sudha Murthy. Write a letter to your friend telling her how and why you taught your grandmother to read.
Murthy Villa,
Karnataka.
26th July 20xx
Dear Ruhi
You will be glad to know that I’ve taught my grandmother to read. I wanted to share my experience of helping my grandmother become literate with you.
You know, granny was very fond of the novel ‘Kashi Yatra’. She would listen with great interest and full concentration when I would read out the story to her. Thereafter, she would discuss the story with her friends. However, when I came to visit you last month, there was no one whom she could ask to read out the story for her. She felt disappointed as she was illiterate. The reason behind her illiteracy is not lack of interest but the fact that people in those days did not give much importance to girl’s education. On her request, I taught her the Kannada alphabet. Now she is able to read as well as write. Really it is very satisfying to teach others. You too should try it.
Reply soon to my letter.
Your friend,
Sudha
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