A reporter complained about a new TV program that you like. Write a letter to the newspaper editor. – Describe your point of view. – Say what you like about the show and why. – Ask the newspaper to take some action.

Dear Sir or Madam, I am writing to let you know about my dissatisfaction with a view expressed by one of your reporters about the newly launched TV program named "Youth Icon". First of all, I do not agree with some of the ideas put forward by your columnist in his article. He used some unacceptable terms to describe the show, which must not be allowed in a national newspaper. If you give space for

such

radical thoughts on your media,

this

will definitely ruin your reputation.

Although

we should respect each other's opinions, publishing

such

biased content in public media should be thought over. What I like about the show is it features guests from various professions, and lets them share their backstories, which is surely motivating for young individuals like us. When people hear from people from different backgrounds, who have made their marks in their respective fields, it serves as a guideline for what to do to be successful in those fields and/or in life. Have you seen the

last

week's episode featuring a young entrepreneur? I found his talk so thought-provoking. I request you have some guidelines or frameworks for content. I

also

suggest you should write a clarification notice about the concern that the article has raised among your readers. Please make sure a mass publication like yours remains out of controversy, and contents will be properly scrutinized before publishing. Thank you for your time and consideration. Yours faithfully, Raj Kumar