Write a TV. documentary on any one of the following topics: 
(a) Drug abuse of young people.
(b) Environmental pollution.
(c) Mental Wellness Ties to Technology

Write an interesting Public Service Announcement for TV on any one of the following
topics. Suggest visuals, narration, SFX and dialogues wherever required: 
(a) Beti Bachao Beti Padhao
(b) Say no to plastic bags
(c) Smoking is injurious to health

Write a Radio play revolving around any one of the following topics making uses of
narration, dialogues and SFX: 
(a) Cultivation of mind should be the ultimate aim of human existence.
(b) Scene of a cricket match going Live
(c) A wedding party scene

Write a Radio documentary on any one of the following: 
 a) The impact of Covid 19 on school going children.
 b) Online Education

Write a short story on any topic that appeals to you showing your flair for either comedy writing or serious/tragic writing.

Use the opening sentence given below to write a short story: 
 As our eyes met across the busy cafe tables, I was struck with the feeling that I already
 knew her…

Write a mystery/detective story around the following situation: 

The mysterious disappearance of a young girl from a small-town leaves everyone wondering what happened to her and where she could be.

Write a short story for children on one of the following: 
(a) One day travel at moon
(b) Why a fruit falls on the ground
(c) Write about a day from the perspective of a bird.

Given below is a story idea. Your task is to build a story around it. You can choose to make your story serious or comic, depending on whichever you think you can handle better: A poor young boy or girl comes into an unexpected fortune. Not all fortunes are good. Sometimes discovering a fortune will destroy your life.Your story should revolve around this situation and reach a plausible conclusion. 

Write a short feature on any one of the following topics:
a) The relevance of Creative Writing in English in today‟s world
b) The game of cricket/football
c) Life without Mobile phone

Imagine you are to interview the education minister of the country. Write 10 questions you wish to ask and 10 possible answers to those questions.

What art are the different types of travel articles current today? How does a general informative article differ from a promotional article?

Why is it difficult to find a well-informed reviewer? What is the Review Editor's task? Write a review of a latest book you have read recently.

How is specialisation important? Plan an outline of an interdisciplinary approach to the study of women in fiction written in English by Indians.

Give below is a passage from The Road (Mulk Raj Anand, Sterling, Delhi), which
needs editing. Read it closely to incorporate such editorial changes as punctuation
marks, break up of sentences, paragraphing, spellings, use of capital letters, etc. 

 “after the first round of prayers pandit Suraj Mani felt that he had been constrained to
neglect so angust a personality as a landlord Thakur Singh when the latter, had come,
into the temple; so he caressed his white beard into the necessary dignity and essued
out, his staff into his right hand; rosary into his left. The Sun was breathing fire across
the world; as it moved angrily over the planes into the hills wich divid Haryana from
Rajasthan. Pandit Suraj Mani looked up at Surya for a moment and, then withdrawing his gaze quickly, preyed for mercy.
 But as the flaming heat scotched his face, he knew that this God had no mercy that
his anger was more intense them ever; and that the endless temper of the sun was
about to eat up the world, which was full of bad deeds. Surely it had been said in the
puranic holy texts that in the kali yog, the Sun would get more hot and burn the
universe into ashes because the karma of sins must get its first reward. And the gossip
that panditji had heard of the explosions of the suns energy, which had poisoned the
water of the ocan, confirmed him in his prognostications. Why, the breaking of
Dharam, by I ambardar Dhooli Singh and his followers was only one sign of the
spreding evil of this dark age; the sparks of heat burnt all over the priests face and
covered him by a scowl of hatrid against sinfull man-kind. Landlord Thakur Singh
and his son, Sajnu, were seated below the papal tree, almost as if by the instinctive
knowledge that the gods were on there side, they were waiting for the minister of
devine wishes Pandit Suraj Mani.

2. Distinguish between creative and non-creative writing. Can the distinction be
maintained in all cases?
3. What are the essential aspects of a literary work? Does context mean only the transcription of actual experience? 
4. What does „structure‟ mean? 

5. Why is critical reading necessary for an aspiring writer? 

6. Given below is an extract from the story „The Babus of Nayanjore‟ by Rabindranath Tagore (Ten Tales for Indian Students, OUP).

5 The protagonist is talking to himself, trying to understand why he dislikes Kailas Babu.
 Re-write his self-analysis in the form of a dialogue with an intimate friend. 
 When I sit down and try to analyse the thoughts and feelings that I had towards Kailas
 Babu, I see that there was a still deeper reason for my dislike. I will now explain.
 Though I am the son of a rich man, and might have wasted time at college, my industry
 was such that I took my M.A. degree in Calcutta University when quite young. My moral
 character was flawless. In addition, my outward appearance was so handsome, that if I
 were to call myself beautiful, it might be thought a mark of self-estimation, but could not
 be considered an untruth.

 There could be no question that among the young men of Bengal I was regarded by parents
 generally as a very eligible match. I myself was quite clear on the point, and had determined
to obtain my full value in the marriage market.
7. How will you distinguish a creative impulse from an emotional reaction? 
 Why is distancing from the object necessary in any creative writing?
8. What is the nature and function of the climax in a story? 
 What is an uncomplicated climax and where is it easily identifiable?
9. Explain the kinds of editing.

10. Dialogue can play an important role in Dramatising ideas. Comment.

Discuss the authorizations required under the Plastic Waste Management rules.

Discuss the authorizations are required for consent to establish, consent to operate and renewal under the hazardous waste management rules.

Explain the significance of proximate and ultimate analysis of waste.

Using the data in Table given below, estimate the ‘as discarded’ density of 1000kg of typical residential waste.

What are the Reasons for change in composition of waste?