You went to a museum with your elderly friend last week. However he/she found it difficult to walk around the museum. write a letter to manager and say-

You went to a museum with your elderly friend last week. However he/she found it difficult to walk around the museum. write a letter to manager and say-

                          

·        Whom did you visit the museum with

·        What problems/inconveniences did he/she faced

·        Suggest a solution that will enhance the museum visit experience for an elderly person.

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Dear sir,

My name is Nisha Garg. I am writing in reference with the potential problems encountered during our visit to "The Indian Museum" last week.

On Wednesday, 17th June; me and my best friend's grandfather, who recently came from Canada, decided to visit our well-known, "The Indian Museum" which plays a pivotal role and a contributing factor in enriching a heritage of our country.

To be honest, at first, we were overwhelmed with exquisite ambience of museum. However, to our surprise, we confronted some predominant issues which are cumbersome to be neglected. First and foremost, sitting arrangement, which is pretty irksome as there are no benches to relax. Though, youngsters can adjust, elderly who lacks physical strength finds difficult to walk without taking rest. Additionally, museum attendant was not pleasant, he didn't take keen interest to explain the displayed artifacts. My best friend's grandfather is writing book 'The Heritage', he is exceedingly displeased from the rude behavior of attendant as he did not answer to his queries.

 I would like to recommend you to mitigate this issue by arranging double or triple skater benches especially for senior citizens as well as disciplinary guidelines for staff. Museum has potential to become a high-revenue sector for the tourism ministry. if these problems are tackled, it would be a win-win situation for center authorities as well as visitors.

Hoping for kind consideration

Yours faithfully,

Nisha Garg

You saw the advertisement recently and bought the advertised product. Upon receiving the product you discovered that the information in the advertisement was incorrect. Write a letter to the person responsible for the advertisement and say-

You saw the advertisement recently and bought the advertised product. Upon receiving the product you discovered that the information in the advertisement was incorrect. Write a letter to the person responsible for the advertisement and say-

·        What is the product

·        what information in the advertisement is incorrect?

·        what do you expect the person to do about it?

I am Nisha Garg. I am writing to bitterly complaint about the false information delivered in your advert owing to which I purchased a TV, however, which does not contain catchy features that your advertisement claims to possess.

Apparently, I bought a Toshiba LED TV which has the code 40l675490. I saw your store's advertisement in the local newspaper about LED TV, which has fascinating features like breathtaking display, a user friendly interface and seamless connections.  I went to your electronics store and especially asked your salesman whether the TV was the same one, which was advertised in the paper and he replied in the affirmative. On purchasing this TV, I was assured that this was the latest model and the best to buy.

I am exceedingly displeased as the TV showed error of connectivity in synchronization with my other media devices which is disappointment at its peak. Allied to that, I was exasperated to find out that HDMI ports of Television were not functioning which prevented me from watching my favorite Programs in High definition. Nonetheless, both of adverts feature i.e. seamless connection and friendly interface turned out to be unpromising.

It is irksome and hence, I would like you to replace my TV with a high definition model, which has all the claimed features or give me a total refund otherwise, I will have to knock the door of consumer court.

Hoping for a prompt action.

Yours faithfully,

Nisha Garg