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My Neighbour Essay

A Neighbour is the family or people living near our house. They may live immediately beside us or maybe a little away. They play an essential role in our lives. Having a good neighbour is always beneficial as it keeps the living surroundings very positive. Here are a few sample essays on the topic ‘My Neighbour’.

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200 words essay on my neighbour, 500 words essay on my neighbour, my experience, our bonding.

My Neighbour Essay

My neighbour consists of a family of 10 people. It is a joint family. The family consists of grandparents, two couples and four children. They are very well off, and both the brothers run the same family business. Three out of four children study in my school, whereas one is a toddler. The family is very helpful and is always cheerful. Their grandparents go for morning and evening walks with my grandparents. I play with their children every day in the evening. Many times we come back home together. Sometimes my mother picks us back from school, and sometimes their mother does the same. They always participate in our family functions as we do in theirs. They are really helpful neighbors and a blessing in our lives.

It is always good to have a good neighbour because they are the first people who you go to whenever you are too happy or sometimes in need of something. Our next-door neighbours are the Tanejas, whose family consists of grandparents, parents and two children. The grandparents are retired medical professionals, whereas the parents, i.e. the son and the daughter-in-law, are successful entrepreneurs. They are very kind and generous. They never show off their wealth. Whenever they are available, they call us for tea and coffee get-togethers, and whenever we get a chance, we invite them for snack parties and get-togethers.

I remember how difficult the times were when the pandemic hit the world in 2020. Their family helped us a lot with our medical needs. I was also suffering from symptoms of COVID, so they consoled my parents and helped them in the best possible way they could and prescribed me medications. Instead of creating chaos they helped me during quarantine, supplied me with necessary medicines and arranged an oxygen cylinder beforehand so that it could be used wherever it was required, as I had breathing problems for three days. I am thankful to God for blessing us with such wonderful neighbours.

A good neighbour is a found treasure. Neighbours are the ones who share our joys and sorrows, making our lives easier. When we have a good relationship with our neighbours, they are the first to stand by us in need. A good neighbour will always be ready to help you anytime and in any situation. It is always a boon to have a good neighbour.

Sharma stays to the left of our house. They are kind and sweet people. It took a little time to get connected to them at first, but with time we got attached to them. They are a small happy family of six members. Every single member of the family is very sweet. It's been almost seven years since we moved here. Since then, we have celebrated all the festivals together and enjoyed every occasion. The grandma next door always sends me homemade ladoos, and the kids, Sonu and Dolly are absolute sweethearts, and they love playing with our pets every time they come home. Sharma uncle is really a very good person. He is a professor at the University, and aunty is an excellent cook. She is a homemaker.

My mom and sharma aunty love to share their cooking recipes and delicious dishes. I really like her palak paneer and naan, and she never forgets to send it to me whenever she cooks it. They really help us every time we need them. Once my grandpa broke his spectacle, he was home alone; I was too small at the time to help him. He called Sharma uncle for help, and he immediately helped my grandfather to get it fixed. Their grandma next door is a very sweet and cheerful lady. I have hardly ever seen such an amazing personality at the age of 85. She, too, is a retired University professor. I always have a great time talking to her. She shares her personal life experiences from her college days. Also, she shares about the real-life struggles a person faces when they pass out of school and then college. She helps a lot in my mathematics lessons. She teaches many things to my mother, too, as if she is her own daughter. She taught my mother to make pickles and jams and also taught her preservation techniques. She treats my grandmother like her daughter, and most of the time, they are found talking and going for walks together. Both of them are very fond of Bhajans, and they go to the nearby temple with their friends.

We have been celebrating almost all the festivals together. We both invite each other to birthdays, anniversaries and on various other occasions. The best part about our neighbours is they are not at all jealous or intrusive about our matters. It isn't easy to get good neighbours today as some are really curious about your household, whereas some are not even interested in helping you with your needs. Anyone can buy a good house, but a good neighbour is priceless.

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Essay on My Neighbour: Good neighbours are a blessing. They help each other in the hour of need and share joys and sorrows. Having a good neighbour makes life much more joyous and pleasant. It also makes us feel secure. This is especially true for people living away from their families.

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Long and Short Essay on My Neighbour in English

Here are essay on My Neighbour of varying lengths to help you with the topic in your exam.

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Short Essay on My Neighbour (200 Words) – Essay 1

It feels safe, secure and pleasant living in a neighbourhood surrounded by helpful and positive people. The family living in my neighbourhood is full of life. There are six members in their family – grandparents, parents, and two kids. Every member is cheerful and helpful. We have been living in the same neighbourhood for almost a decade and our neighbours have become an important part of our life.

There have been several incidents during these years where they have proved to be of great help and support. I remember the day I was alone at home with my grandmother. My grandmother was doing some household work when her ankle twisted and she fell on the floor. She was unable to get up on her own. I was just seven years old at that time and could not help her stand. I was almost in tears.

I called my neighbours and they immediately came for help. I was really thankful to them. This is just one incident. There have been numerous such incidents wherein they have helped us. Our family also supports them whenever they need any help. Last year, when their house was getting renovated, we invited them to stay with us for a few days.

We have seen various highs and lows in life together and hope our bond stays intact for years to come.

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Essay on My Neighbour (300 Words) – Essay 2

My neighbour is the best neighbour.

Introduction

We live in a nuclear family. My father works in an IT firm and my mother is a teacher. I do not have any siblings nor do we have any relatives in the city. We visit my grandparents and cousins only during the summer vacation.

I felt quite lonely when we shifted here initially. However, I soon met Meera, my new neighbour. I was overjoyed to know that she was the same age as me. We were both eight at that time. I got along well with her from the very beginning. We connected very well and I started feeling really better. I was no longer lonely or sad.

Our Bond with our New Neighbour

Just like I became friends with Meera, my mother got along well with her mother. Meera’s mother is a housewife. My mother and she often have evening tea together. We look forward to such days as it allows us to play at each other’s place. We get a chance to play with different toys and games.

On other days, we go together to the park. We play different outdoor games, take swings and enjoy a lot. We also joined the same summer camp during our last vacation. The camp was for three hours daily during the weekdays. We indulged in many activities such as art and craft, dance, music and board games during this time.

Both of us enjoy art and craft work. We prepared many craft items together even after we returned from the summer camp. During the vacations every year, we also visit the malls together. It has been three years since we have been neighbours and it has been a lot of fun.

I am really thankful to God for giving me such a good neighbour. Meera is simply the best. Her family is also very friendly. I am glad that our mothers are also friends with each other.

Essay on My Neighbour (400 Words) – Essay 3

Importance of a good neighbour.

Our neighbours are one of the first people we can approach during an emergency situation. Those who have good neighbours live with a feeling of security. On the other hand, those who do not connect well with their neighbours can have a hard time during their hour of need.

We Need Good Neighbour

Here is why we need good neighbours:

  • Good neighbours support us during crisis. They are there to help us in case any kind of problem arises.
  • They are warm and friendly so we can confide in them in case anything bothers us. It is a good way to lower our stress and burden.
  • They fill the neighbourhood with positivity and make it a better place to live.
  • A neighbourhood surrounded by good neighbours is safe for the kids.
  • Elderly people are treated well and do not feel lonely if they have good neighbours.
  • Good neighbours are always there for each other. They are sensitive to the needs of one another.
  • Good neighbours celebrate festivals and other special occasions together. The joy doubles when people celebrate such special days together.
  • Children who grow in warm and friendly neighborhoods are likely to develop a pleasing personality. They also learn how to share and care.

Neighbours during Earlier Times

Even though it is important to know our neighbours well and maintain a cordial relationship with them, people living in the cities do not make an effort to do so. They usually blame their hectic lifestyle for this. This is quite unlike the people belonging to older generations.

In earlier times, people gave a lot of importance to their neighbours. They made an effort to bond with their neighbours. Their neighbours were an integral part of their lives. They often invited their neighbours to their place. They met regularly during the evening hours. The elderly men in the neighbourhood sat down together post lunch to chit chat. They enjoyed each other’s company until late evening and returned home only around dinner time.

The elderly women went together to the temple during morning or evening hours. They also sat down in the neighbourhood park to chat with each other. The kids, on the other hand, played together for hours. The women in the neighbourhood often went together to the market. They helped each other with household chores. They all lived as one big happy family. This tradition continues in the Indian villages even until today.

We must be good for those living in our neighbourhood if we want to be treated the same way. Our life becomes more enriching and wholesome in the company of good neighbours.

Essay on My Neighbour (500 words) – Essay 4

My experiences with my neighbours.

We live in a society. There are eight families on each floor. There are several floors and many towers in society. This makes it a big neighbourhood. The residential welfare association of our society is very active. They make sure we all celebrate various festivals together. Big events are organized at different festivals. This brings all the neighbours close and helps them bond well. I have had some really good experience living in this neighbourhood but some incidents have not been so good.

Some Good Experiences with My Neighbours

We are on good terms with most of the families living on our floor. My parents understand the importance of maintaining a cordial relationship with the neighbours and thus make an effort to bond with them.

One of the lady living on our floor is very good friend with my grandmother. They both visit the temple during the evening hours. During winter afternoons they sit in the park and knit. My mother often invites her home so that the two elderly ladies can spend time together.

I also have two very good friends in my neighbour. I go with them to the park every evening. We play together as our mothers sit and chat with each other. We also visit each other’s place to play. I feel great to have good friends in my neighbourhood especially because it makes the vacation time a lot more fun. My parents are working. They both go to work in the morning and return only by evening. I stay with my grandparents during the day.

Since they are old they cannot play with me. But they do allow me to call my neighbourhood friends home or let me go there for a few hours after I study for some time. The company of my neighbourhood friends makes my vacations super fun and exciting. I go swimming and cycling with them during the evening hours. The mother of one of my neighbourhood friends accompanies us as we go for such activities.

We exchange gifts with our neighbours on the occasion of Diwali and New Year. We also have lunch or dinner together to celebrate these occasions.

Some Bad Experiences with My Neighbours

While some of our neighbours are really sweet and stand by us in our good and bad times, unfortunately, we also have some troublesome neighbours. We have had our share of bad experiences when it comes to neighbours. Three girls have rented an apartment on our floor. They often play loud music during the late evening hours. This disrupts our sleep. We also have a hard time studying during this time.

We have requested them to keep the volume low many times. But it seems like they do not bother about others. Another one of our neighbours is quite weird. It is a family of four – two kids and their parents. We have tried to approach them and be friends with them. However, it seems like their parents want them to maintain distance from us. They often behave rudely and do not bond well with anyone on the floor.

It is great to have good neighbours. However, not everyone has this privilege. I am glad to have some really nice people in my neighbourhood.

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Long Essay on My Neighbour (600 Words) – Essay 5

My memories with my neighbours.

We need to relocate to a new place every few years because of my father’s job. It is difficult to adjust to the new atmosphere. It takes time to adapt to new surroundings and people. However, we have been lucky so far when it comes to neighbours. We have always had good neighbours.

The Old Lady in Our Neighbourhood

We shifted to Lucknow when I was five years old. I really loved that place. We stayed there for three years and I made some really fond memories of that place. I loved our single storey house with a small front lawn, I loved the delicious delicacies of the place, I loved our weekend excursions but most of all I loved my family’s bonding with the old lady in our neighbourhood. Her name was Mrs. Shukla who’s son was preparing for the JEE from best IIT coaching of Lucknow .

She stayed just next to our house and we connected with her very well. I have a faint memory of her coming to our house on the very first day we shifted. She prepared tea and snacks for us and welcomed us to the neighbourhood. We felt at home at once. She sat in her front lawn and knitted sweaters during winter afternoons. My mother often joined her to learn some knitting techniques. She once knitted a small blue sweater for my doll. I was overjoyed to receive it.

Many times when my parents went shopping, they left us at Mrs. Shukla’s place. She took very good care of us. Her grandchildren visited her during the summer vacations. We looked forward to that time as we got along really well with those kids. We often invited them to our place and played all day long. Many times, we also went to their place and it was great fun.

The Punjabi Family in Our Neighbourhood

When I was eight years old, we shifted to Chandigarh. It is a beautiful city. It is very well planned with lovely houses and surroundings. We rented an apartment in a good locality. The atmosphere of the place was quite pleasing and so were our neighbours. Our next door neighbours were a Punjabi family. It was a joint family. There were a total of seven members in the family. Their daughter was almost the same age as mine and I got along really well with her. She often came over to our place during the evening and we played for hours.

Sometimes, we went together to the park to take swings and play badminton. She had two brothers who were older than my brother but very friendly. They always called my brother to play cricket with them. My brother looked forward to playing with them. My mother also became very good friends with their mother. They both went shopping together. They often exchanged recipes and chatted for hours. The two years we spent in Chandigarh were really fun. It would not be wrong to say that the Punjabi family living in our neighbourhood made it even more fun.

The Gujrati Couple

I also cherish the one year we spent in Indore. I was eleven years old when we shifted to this city. It was quite different from the cities I had lived in earlier. A Gujarati couple lived in our neighbourhood. They had bought an apartment close to ours just a few days before we shifted.

So, even they were busy unpacking and decorating their place at the time we shifted. The place was as new to them as it was for us. So, the lady often went out to explore the nearby places with my mother. She cooked delicious curries and often gave us some portion. I loved her warm and friendly nature. Her husband was also very polite and helpful.

Good neighbours enrich our childhood experiences. I am glad we have had some really nice ones. I hope we continue to meet such beautiful and helpful people in the future as well.

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How can i write about my neighbour.

To write about your neighbour, mention specific qualities or incidents that stand out, like their kindness, helpful nature, or community involvement. Share personal experiences that highlight their character.

What makes a good Neighbour essay?

A good neighbour essay should discuss qualities like friendliness, respect, and helpfulness. It might include examples of supportive incidents, community participation, and ways neighbours contribute to a harmonious living environment.

Who are Neighbours in simple words?

Neighbours are people living near one another. They are often residents of the same area or community, sharing the neighbourhood and possibly local amenities.

What is the role of a neighbor?

The role of a neighbor is to contribute to a peaceful community. They offer help, support local activities, respect boundaries, and maintain friendly relations with others nearby, enhancing communal living.

Who is a true neighbor?

A true neighbor is someone who exhibits compassion and consideration, irrespective of the physical proximity. They extend help when needed, showing empathy, and actively contribute to creating a supportive environment.

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My Neighborhood Essay

500 words my neighborhood essay.

As humans , all of us live in a society are bound to a neighbourhood. It is an essential place which has a great impact on our lives. So much so that it does determine where we are in life and how we are doing. It is a fact that if we are not happy in our neighbourhood, we will not live peacefully. Through my neighborhood essay, I will explain about my neighbourhood and the reasons why I love it.

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I live in a great neighbourhood. It is wonderful because it offers us a lot of facilities. The green park near my house makes the area much more beautiful. Similarly, the swings in the park ensure the kids get to play cheerfully all day long.

Moreover, my neighbourhood also has many other bonuses. A grocery store adjacent to the park makes sure people get all their needs fulfilled without having to go far. All my neighbours buy their things from that grocery store only.

The owner also lives in the same area so he is very cordial with everyone. The grocery store saves everyone a long trip to the market and also their time. The park in my neighbourhood remains clean at all times.

The maintenance team makes sure they clean and sanitize it from time to time. It allows my neighbours to sit and relax in the evenings and take walks in the morning. The clean and fresh air gives everyone a great experience.

Why I Love My Neighbourhood

Apart from the top-notch facilities available in my neighbourhood, we also have amazing neighbours who make our lives better. A good neighbourhood is not made of facilities only but good people as well.

I got lucky in this case because my neighbours are very sweet. They help in maintaining the peace of the area so everyone lives in harmony. I have seen very often that if there is an emergency at anyone’s place, everyone rushes to help.

Similarly, we also organize events from time to time so that the whole neighbourhood gathers and enjoy themselves. I have a lot of friends in my neighbourhood with whom I play.

Most of them are my age so we meet every evening to cycle together and play on swings. We also go to each other’s birthday parties and sing and dance. The most favourite thing about my neighbourhood is definitely the residents.

I always notice how we never let any poor person go back empty-handed. My neighbourhood also organizes a donation drive every year. In this, each family donates clothes, toys and other useful commodities for the needy.

Thus, we all live together as a large family. Even though we live in different houses, our hearts are bounded by the same love and respect for each other.

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Conclusion of My Neighbourhood Essay

All in all, a great neighbourhood is important to have a good life. In fact, our neighbours prove to be more helpful than our relatives sometimes. It is because they live nearby so they are most likely to offer help in emergency situations. Similarly, my neighbourhood is very clean and helpful, thereby making my life happy and content.

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Question 1: What is the importance of a good neighbourhood?

Answer 1: A good neighbourhood is important because it helps in providing a safe and secure atmosphere . When people live in good neighbourhoods, they lead happy lives and spread joy around.

Question 2: Why must we keep our neighbourhood clean?

Answer 2: It is important to keep our neighbourhood clean because it will create a hygienic and serene environment. This way, everyone will be able to enjoy outdoors and it will also prevent any diseases.

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100 Words Essay on My Neighbour

Introduction.

My neighbour, Mrs. Smith, is an extraordinary person. She lives next door and is a retired school teacher.

Her Personality

She is kind, helpful, and always ready to lend a helping hand. Her cheerful personality makes our neighbourhood lively.

Her Contributions

She organizes community events and encourages children to participate. She also tutors some of us in her spare time.

Having a neighbour like Mrs. Smith is a blessing. She makes our neighbourhood a better place with her kindness and active participation.

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The significance of neighbours.

Neighbours play a vital role in shaping our social environment. They are the closest individuals outside our family circle and have significant influence on our day-to-day life. In many ways, they reflect the diversity of human existence, as they come from all walks of life, each carrying their unique set of beliefs, values, and experiences.

The Role of Neighbours in Community Building

Neighbours contribute significantly to community building. Their interactions often extend beyond casual greetings, fostering a sense of belonging and security. The collective vigilance of neighbours forms an informal, yet effective, neighbourhood watch, deterring crime and ensuring safety. Furthermore, neighbours often step in to help during times of crisis, be it a medical emergency or a simple household issue, thereby strengthening the bonds of community resilience.

Neighbours and Personal Growth

The relationship with neighbours also contributes to personal growth. The diversity among neighbours provides an opportunity to learn about different cultures, perspectives, and lifestyles. Engaging in healthy debates and discussions can broaden one’s worldview, promoting tolerance and understanding. Moreover, the interpersonal skills developed through neighbourly interactions are invaluable in both personal and professional spheres.

In conclusion, neighbours are not just individuals living next door; they are an integral part of our social fabric. They contribute to our sense of community, ensure our safety, and aid in our personal development. Therefore, fostering good relationships with neighbours is not only beneficial but also essential for a harmonious living environment.

500 Words Essay on My Neighbour

Living in a community brings a unique set of experiences, largely shaped by the people who reside within our immediate vicinity – our neighbours. These individuals significantly impact our daily lives, acting as mirrors that reflect the broader community’s values and norms. This essay will explore the multifaceted role of my neighbour, focusing on their influence on my personal development, social interactions, and sense of community.

My Neighbour as a Catalyst for Personal Development

My neighbour, Mr. Johnson, is a retired professor. His wisdom and intellectual curiosity have been instrumental in shaping my academic pursuits. Our discussions range from philosophy to quantum physics, often leaving me with a renewed thirst for knowledge. His life-long dedication to learning has instilled in me the importance of intellectual growth and continuous education.

Social Interactions and Shared Experiences

Living in close proximity, we share experiences that foster a unique bond. We celebrate festivals together, participate in local events, and support each other during difficult times. These interactions have taught me the importance of empathy and mutual respect in maintaining harmonious relationships. Moreover, these shared experiences have helped me understand different cultures and perspectives, promoting inclusivity and diversity.

My Neighbour and the Sense of Community

Mr. Johnson plays a pivotal role in our community. His active involvement in local affairs, from organizing charity events to advocating for environmental sustainability, has inspired me to contribute to my community. His actions emphasize the importance of civic responsibility and community engagement, lessons that I have taken to heart.

Conflict and Resolution

Like any relationship, neighbourly interactions are not devoid of conflicts. Differences in opinions and lifestyle choices can lead to disagreements. However, these conflicts present opportunities for growth. I’ve learned to navigate these situations with patience, understanding, and effective communication, thereby strengthening our relationship.

In conclusion, my neighbour plays a multifaceted role in my life. From personal development to fostering a sense of community, his influence extends beyond the confines of our shared boundary. The experiences and lessons learned from my neighbour are invaluable, shaping my character and worldview. As I move forward in life, I am reminded of the importance of good neighbours and the profound impact they can have on our lives.

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Essay on my neighbour for class 3 students.

Essay writing is an essential part of the school curriculum. Essay writing is given as class assignments or in the school exam to check students’ imagination and how well they can weave their thoughts into words. It also evaluates a kid’s knowledge of language and grammar. Vedantu provides free essays on My neighbour. A Neighbour is someone who lives next door or near to our house. Neighbours are an important part of society as they are the first point of contact. Get a free essay on My Neighbour for Class 3 kids. 

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Neighbours are an integral part of our lives. They are the ones who live close to us and are often the first point of contact. We share our happiness and sorrows with our neighbours. My neighbour’s name is Mr Shyam Shukla. He is a doctor by profession. He is married and has two children. He has a daughter who is older than me and a son who is my age. His wife is a homemaker. My mother and his wife spend a lot of time together. They are very helpful and generous people.

My neighbour lives in the house opposite us. I often visit his house after school. My son Harsh and I are good friends. We always play together. Whenever I visit his house, Harsh’s mother offers me sweets and chocolates. They are welcoming people and our families share a nice bond. We often go to each other’s houses and also share food. Whenever my mother prepares something special, she offers them. The same is also done by my neighbour. We also go for picnics or outings together.

Neighbours are the ones who are always there at good and bad times. We invite each other on special occasions like birthdays, anniversaries, etc. My neighbour Mr Shukla is a great doctor. We often take medicine from him at times when someone is not well at home. He is a diligent worker and is very punctual. My father appreciates him a lot and they share a nice camaraderie. We help each other in crucial times and live a life of harmony. My family is blessed to have such a neighbour.

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Yes, it is that simple - essays are crucial not just for teachers but also for students, and there are several reasons for this. They can help you in improving your thinking, writing skills, and organise your thought process.

Essay Writing Enhances Creativity: Even the most uninteresting things compel you to consider how to address them. Make you gather information, evaluate it, combine it, analyse it, write a summary, and present it creatively. While academic essay writing used to be more dry and passive, with a lot of passive voice sentences throughout the text, creativity now takes centre stage. Of course, this does not imply that students should disregard the structure and general guidelines for writing essays. Creativity manifests itself in a variety of ways, and essay writing aids in the development of the majority of them.

Essay Writing Opens up Career Opportunities: The ability to absorb information, analyse it, and come up with an interesting, insightful, and creative summary is a vital and profitable skill no matter what you do for a job. Programmers, for example, may claim that they do not need to write because they code. True, but they also have to create reports, papers, letters, and other documents. They must communicate in writing and evaluate other people's writing. Writing essays prepares you to communicate in business clearly and succinctly.

Essay Writing Increases your Concentration: There are numerous advantages to writing an essay that is unrelated to the act of writing. Your first responsibility with deadlines will be writing assignments. You must focus on your research. You must remember the deadline, learn how to arrange your time, avoid getting too deep into sources, leave adequate time for editing and proofreading, and so on. All of these actions may appear insignificant, but they organise your brain, allowing you to deal with more complex tasks in life and at work. Many new professionals claim that their first work duties were nothing compared to producing an urgent essay. To know more, click here.

2. How is having good neighbours important?

Neighbors are persons who live next door or within walking distance of us. We are lucky and blessed to live in a neighbourhood with excellent neighbours. Neighbours who are kind and friendly make our stay safer and more pleasurable.

Good neighbours can also be beneficial. We ask our neighbours to keep a watch on our house while my family is on vacation. They are also eager to assist us in watering and feeding our pets. 'Neighbors are better than distant relatives,' says a Chinese saying, emphasising the significance of having friendly neighbours. They are more intimate with us since they live close to us and spend more time with us. Naturally, they can provide us with better aid when we encounter difficulties.

It is crucial to have excellent neighbours because it makes our lives in the neighbourhood safer, happier, and more enjoyable. We also have a higher level of mental clarity. Although we have the ability to choose our friends but not our neighbours, we must keep in mind that we receive what we give.  As a result, we should at the very least make an effort to be good neighbours to foster positive connections with our neighbours.

3. How to improve essay writing skills?

The ways to improve essay writing skills are:

Create an Outline: It is crucial to know what you intend to communicate before you start writing an essay. Making a basic outline before you start writing your essay is the easiest approach to focusing on a subject and developing a proper argument. The following aspects make up the basic structure of an academic essay: an introduction with the thesis; the body of the essay, which should comprise separate paragraphs discussing proof that supports the essay; and a conclusion that connects everything.

Use the Right Vocabulary: It is crucial to pay attention to how you use language, especially while writing an academic essay. When writing an academic essay, remember that you are attempting to convince others that you are an expert capable of making a strong case. It is easy to spot when someone is overcompensating in their writing by using big words only to sound knowledgeable. You risk using a word wrongly if you are unsure of its actual meaning. Using esoteric terminology can detract from the clarity of your argument; keep this in mind before reaching for the thesaurus to replace that perfectly good word with something altogether different.

4. How can be maintaining good social relations help?

Maintaining good social relations can help in the following ways:

Increase Confidence and Self-Esteem: People who say they are lonely often have low self-esteem and confidence. Spending time with people you know and enjoy their company might help us gain confidence and improve our self-image.

Achieving a Sense of Purpose: Spending time with our neighbours makes us feel helpful and gives our lives meaning. It feels great to have something to do, somewhere to go, and someone depending on us. When people rely on us, we are more likely to look after ourselves and keep as healthy as possible.

5. Why are people interacting less with neighbours?

To begin with, man is already fighting to find a work-life balance on this competitive day. Expecting someone to make time for their neighbours in this situation is ludicrous. Second, even when people have free time, they prefer to spend it on their favourite leisure activities rather than socialising with others. Furthermore, children were frequently regarded as connecting links between neighbours. With fewer children playing together these days, parent-child interaction has also decreased. Furthermore, crime-based serials have caused residents to be suspicious of any newcomer to the neighbourhood. This restricts their interactions even more. The Vedantu app and website contain a lot of free study materials for students.

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My Neighbour Essay | Short & Long Essay For Students

Someone who lives to your next door is called your neighbor. The part of area that comes near to your house, is called neighborhood.

Read the following detailed essay on topic my neighbor, importance, role and responsibilities of a good neighbor, in simple and easy words, for children and students.

Essay on My Neighbors | Neighborhood Essay | Qualities of My Next door Neighbor Essay For Children & Students

A decent and good neighbor is a great blessing. He is more than a family to us and the first one to reach for our help.

Sometimes, our relatives are not in position to help us if they live in distant location sand that is why, having a good neighbor is important to help us when we face any problem. A good neighbor can make our life pleasant and I am lucky to have a good family in my neighborhood.

1.  My Neighbour Essay For College Level Students

I have many neighbors most of whom are extremely nice but the best family among them lives on our right side. Mr.Shayam is the name of our neighbor. He is a doctor by profession.

He is married and has two children. His wife is a very civilized and humble lady. Their sons are of my age and we go to same school together.

I often visit his house after my school. His wife offers me chocolates and snacks. His wife and my mother spend a lot of time together.

Mr.Shayam is a very hardworking person. He is a reputed man in my locality. Everyone likes him because he is soft spoken and kind hearted.

He always has a smile on his face. He regularly goes for evening walks. Sometimes, his son and I accompany him too. I have always found him in neat and clean clothes.

Since he is a doctor by profession, so he has good grip on every subject. I often ask him to help me in my assignments. I am also impressed with his general knowledge.

I often spend time with him to learn and increase my knowledge. He has inspired me in so many ways. The people of my area trust him a lot. If there is a fight between two neighbors then he is often asked to settle it. We get along quite well with him because of his polite nature.

He is a true servant of society. He knows how to deal with his patients. It amazes me that how can someone be so much humble to even his stubborn patients.

He has also come to treat me in the middle of night so many times. He never charges any fee for attending any patient in our society. If there is an emergency then he does not hesitate for a second to get up and help the person even if it is late at night.

It has been a year since they shifted in our area yet no one has seen this family fighting about anything. They are the nicest and humblest people in my neighborhood.

They are very generous people who try to help everyone around. In spite of their wealth and status, they are not even proud of anything. Every year, their family organizes charity events in our area to gain funds for poor people too.

Our families share a very nice bond. We share all our joys and sorrows like a family. Whenever my mom prepares anything special then she makes sure to send them too. On weekends, we often plan and go for picnic too. We always remember them on every special occasion like birthdays, anniversaries or

gatherings. We are attached to his family so much. Sometimes, when we are away from home, we still miss and think about them.

If we want to love happily with our neighbors then we should ignore small issues and forgive mistakes of other people with full heart. My family is very lucky to have a good neighborhood. I wish that everyone gets lucky enough to get good neighbors like me.

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2. My Neighbor Essay | Short Essay Middle Class Students

Neighbors are people who live near your house. Neighbors are very important people in our lives. They share our happiness and sorrow.

They are first people to stand by you in every problematic or nasty condition. It is very important to take care of them. Neighbors are often closely related to each other than blood relations.

They help each other and always stand by each other in every situation. Neighbors are blessing of God as they leave you alone.

Neighbors are always ready for financial and moral support. This creates a peaceful environment in our society.

3. Essay on My Neighbour High School Students

I live in a village about few kilometers from main city. Our house is at the corner and surrounded by many houses.

We have all created a peaceful environment in our village by helping each other. Our peaceful environment is due to collaboration of all the neighbors.

They have always proved faithful and loyal in every situation. Mr. Mukesh lives close to my house. We share the same boundary of our houses. Mukesh is a teacher by profession.

He is very hard working man. He has well reputation in the village and all the people of the village respect him a lot. He is headmaster of primary school in our village.

He has maintained this school very well. He is actually playing major role in education of children of our village.

He is old but still work with zeal and zest. He has sympathetic heart. He helps a lot of poor children to complete their education.

His wife is also a teacher of primary school for girls in our village. Both of them have worked a lot for education of our village. They have two boys. Both of them are living in city for higher education.

4. Role & Qualities of a Good Neighbour Essay

We have very good relationship with our neighbors. They are very nice people and teacher of my brothers as well as me. They always help me and my brothers to lead life in right direction. Our neighbors are no less than a blessing.

Our neighbors are ray of light not only for us but also for whole village. We respect our neighbors a lot and always ready to help them.

They have helped us a lot in our education. He is never found wanting whenever I need his advice or help. His mature experience is always there to guide me in the world and save me for pitfalls.

He is most selfless man I have ever come across. He has almost become the member of our family. He participates in our all joys and sorrows.

He has helped us in every situation and always ready to do everything for in the time distress. We are really thankful to such a sacrificing man.

We firmly believe that it is impossible to repay such a man for his virtuous deeds and loving personality. May God bless him with long life! He is honor of our village and every villager is proud of him.

It is very important to take care of your neighbors and stand by them through thick and thin. Our relative living far away, may not be in position to help us in our troubles but a good neighbor is ever ready to help us our troubles.

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Thus, it is important to take care of your neighbors and respect them. It will surely make life comfortable and easier for you and others. We should everything that might be disturbing for our neighbors. One should live as a family with their neighbors.

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A neighbourhood is where many families reside next to each other amicably. Living close to each other, it is one’s neighbours who are always around, be it for having fun together or when in need of help. Children of lower primary classes learn to express their feelings about their families, friends and close ones. It is important to instil values of brethren towards their neighbours too so that they learn to be friendly with them and understand how to be a good neighbour. To write an essay on their neighbours, children will have to demonstrate their language and grammar skills as they think about new ideas, express them in words and articulate their feelings in the composition. It might sound like a challenging assignment. Let us make it easy for your child with these ideas.

Describing their neighbours in an essay could leave children a little perplexed. They may know who their neighbours are; however, writing about them could be a little overwhelming. So if you are wondering how to help children, here are some tips on how to write an essay on neighbours, which may help:

  • Start the essay with an impressive opening paragraph to get the readers interested and keep reading. Every successive paragraph should build from the one preceding it and focus on the central theme.
  • Support the main idea with examples and anecdotes, which add some strength to the content.
  • Every paragraph must focus on a particular aspect. For example – one paragraph could talk about the number of members in the household, and the next could speak about how each one is a distinct personality.
  • A paragraph could be dedicated to how neighbours play an integral role in one’s life. The concluding paragraph could talk about how essential it is to have good relations with neighbours to live in a society.

An essay for Class 1 on neighbours needs to be crisp and precise. A Class 1 student cannot be expected to write volumes and must be guided to write in simple and short sentences. This sample of a few lines on the topic ‘My Neighbour’ will be a good start for Class 1 students to write an essay:

  • A neighbour is the closest person with whom we have regular social contact.
  • They are friends in times of need, joy and sorrow.
  • Having a good neighbour is a blessing.
  • We are blessed to have good neighbours like the Kumars.
  • They’re a small family – Mr Kumar, Mrs Kumar and their son Aakash are like a part of our family.
  • Friendly, smiling and caring, they always greet us happily.
  • They are helpful whenever we have a problem in our house, like a leakage or power cut.
  • Aakash is a little older than me but plays with me like a brother.
  • The Kumars always share food and sweets with us on special occasions.
  • We do not miss our family back home with a family like the Kumars as our neighbours.

A short essay on neighbours requires writing a detailed paragraph. Children can collect their thoughts, describe them in a few lines and try to connect the lines in a paragraph or two without missing any important point. Here is a sample essay for children of lower primary classes.

Neighbours play a very important role in one’s life. They are the people who help us all the time. We are lucky to have neighbours who make life simple. Our neighbours, the Joshis are a joint family, living with their two daughters and parents. Senior Mr and Mrs Joshi are very loving. They shower a lot of affection on my family. The Joshi daughters, Shruti and Smriti, are my friends. Smriti and I go to the same school and are classmates. Mr and Mrs Joshi both work. They always invite my family to their home for any special occasion. They love celebrating festivals. They always make sure we are invited to celebrate with them and send us sweets and delicious dishes. They stood by us when we lost our pet dog and helped us during that time of sorrow. I love spending time with the Joshis as they always look after us and treat us well. We are lucky to have such friendly and welcoming neighbours who live with us like a family.

As children progress to Class 3, they would be nearly 7 years old. By now, they are expected to be more expressive and use clear language to articulate their ideas when engaging in essay writing. Here is a sample composition on ‘My Neighbour’ that may help them:

Neighbours are an extended family. They can be a backbone for a family as they reside nearby. In today’s time, neighbours have become very important to communal living as people no longer live with their extended families. Most of us live in nuclear families, and we rely on people who live next door to us for any help and to be with us during times of joy and sorrow.

Our neighbours, the Nairs, are one such family. Like a close-knit family, the Nairs and us live right next to each other, and it is just one common wall that separates our homes. But through these walls and doors, we share a lot in common and are best friends.

The Nairs are a nuclear family like ours with their extended family in Kerala. Both Mr and Mrs Nair work in Infosys and are busy with their work. They have a son, Nirav, who is 6 years old and goes to the same school as me. My mother is a housewife and drops me off at the bus stop to school. My mother often drops Nirav along with me too. Mrs Nair is always grateful for this and makes sure that she thanks my mother every day.

Whenever there is a function or special occasion – be it a birthday, anniversary or festival, Mr and Mrs Nair personally come home to invite us and extend their greetings. Mrs Nair is a good cook and often sends some delicious food over the weekends. Mr Nair is also very skilled at fixing things. From fixing the broken bulb to plugging the leak in the kitchen sink, he has always been a great help to my father. My mother learns many new recipes from Mrs Nair, and they are best friends.

Nirav is a year older than me and is just like an older brother to me. He is respectful, well-mannered and friendly, and I have learnt a lot from him. He is very good at art and helps me with my art projects. It is indeed a pleasure and blessing to have neighbours like the Nairs, and we are always glad to know them as friends and call them our extended family away from home.

Writing an essay on neighbours will be beneficial for your child to develop their vocabulary. It will allow them to voice their feelings for someone who lives close to them. Your child may find it challenging to write about a neighbour who they don’t know as closely as a family member. But this template could help them organise their ideas and present them in a form that will engage the reader.

An essay on ‘My Neighbour’ will also help children understand the importance of neighbours in their lives. Neighbours can be a great source of joy, support and inspiration. With the help of the guidelines provided, your children of classes 1, 2 and 3 will be able to write an excellent essay on the given topic.

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Essay on Neighbours

A good neighbour is a great blessing. He is more than relative to us. Our relatives, living far off, may not be in a position to help us in our troubles and sorrows, but a good neighbour is ever ready to help us when we face misfortunes.

He lives next door. He can easily help us whenever we may need his help. I have one such ideal neighbour He is a kind-hearted and sympathetic fellow. Though older in age, he is the merriest and most suitable for company.

He is never found wanting whenever I need his advice or help. He is ever ready to sacrifice his rest or comfort for my sake. His mature experience is always there to guide me in this world and save me from pitfalls.

He is the most unselfish and self-sacrificing man I have ever come across. He has almost become a member of our family from whom I conceal nothing. I discuss all my plans and schemes with him and he gives me his mature advice.

His mature advice is very valuable for me not only in theory but also in practice He is highly considerate and extremely accommodating. He never says an unkind word. He is always full of sympathy, love and affection for me.

He participates in all my joys and sorrows. He is a great prop to me in this dark and dreary life. He is a pillar of strength to me in the midst of storms and tempests of my life. He has been of great help to me on many an occasion.

Once it so happened that all of a sudden at midnight I fell seriously ill. I began to vomit and my heart began to sink. He at once came running and sat by my bedside the whole night.

He arranged for medical aid at that odd hour. For full seven days and nights, he nursed me with his own hands. I can never forget his sympathy, kindness and service.

How can I repay such a kindly neighbour? May God bless him!

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Essay on My Neighbour & Neighbourhood | 100, 150, 200, 300 & 400 + Words

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Our friendly neighbours are an invaluable asset to our community. They offer a sense of security and belonging that cannot be found elsewhere. Here are short and long essays about my neighbour for all classes.

Write a paragraph on the topic in about 80 words: A Friendly Neighbour

Ans.                                                             A Friendly Neighbour

A friendly neighbour is a boon of God. He creates heaven in our surroundings. He makes our life blissful and enjoyable. Neighbourly charity is the most desirable quality of a neighbour. A friendly neighbour stands by us through thick and thin. He shares our weal and woe. He is sympathetic , tolerant, peace-loving, broadminded and disciplined. 1 feels that it is my good luck to have friendly neighbours. Their company ennobles us and teaches us to be good and friendly towards others. May our friendly neighbour live long!

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Essay on my neighbour- 100 words.

Our neighbours are a source of incredible support and kindness. Whether it’s helping us with yard work or sharing their home-grown produce, they are always with us. We share joyous moments with them. They also stand with us during tough times. However, being a good neighbour goes beyond what they do for us. It’s about the inspiration they provide. Their acts of kindness motivate us to be better individuals, to care for people around us. They also strive to make a positive difference in our community. Let us raise an attitude to be wonderful neighbours. whose warmth and compassion continue to permeate throughout our neighbourhood.

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Essay on My Neighbour- 150 Words

My neighbor is an elderly woman. She is a remarkable person who has taught me so much about life. She has lived in our community for over fifty years. She knows everyone by name. Her kindness and generosity are unparalleled . She always goes out of her way to help anyone in need. One thing that stands out about my neighbor is her love for gardening. Her yard is like a haven, with beautiful flowers blooming all year round. Whenever I visit her, we spend hours talking about the different types of plants and their unique characteristics. Another admirable quality about my neighbor is her resilience during tough times. Despite facing numerous challenges throughout her life, she never gave up and always found a way to overcome them. Overall, my neighbor serves as an inspiration to me every day. She reminds me of the importance of compassion, hard work, and perseverance even when things get tough.

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Essay on my Friendly Neighbour- 200 Words

I always enjoy getting to know my next-door neighbours. We share common interests and often get along great. They’re always so friendly and I really feel like we’re friends. One thing that I really appreciate about them is how they always take the time to chat with me. They’re always willing to have a conversation and it’s nice to know that I can go to them for support or just for a good laugh. I really feel like I have a lot of respect for them, and I would be lost without them around. I hope we can continue to stay good friends for years to come! Recently, I had the opportunity to sit down and have a conversation with my next-door neighbour. We got to talk about everything from the weather to their kids and we even spent some time discussing with me. It was great to get an inside look at what goes on in their lives and it was fascinating to hear about all of the different things that they enjoy doing. I think it’s important for us all to get out there and meet new people, especially if we want to stay healthy and happy. If you’re ever feeling lonely or bored, why not give talking to your neighbours a try? You might be surprised by how interesting they can be!

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My neighbourhood is like a small town within the city. It’s filled with a diverse group of people from all walks of life, and I love that about it. There’s always something happening, whether it’s a community event or just neighbours gathering on their front lawns to chat. I especially enjoy walking through the tree-lined streets during the fall when the leaves turn brilliant shades of orange and red. The air is cool, which makes for a perfect walk around the block. There are also plenty of local shops and restaurants in my neighbourhood, each with its unique character and charm. I often find myself getting lost in one-of-a-kind stores or trying out new eateries that have popped up since my last visit but what really sets my neighbourhood apart is its strong sense of community. Everyone knows everyone else here, which fosters an atmosphere where people look out for one another. Whether it’s lending someone a cup of sugar or helping shovel snow off driveways during winter storms, we’re all willing to lend a hand when needed. Overall, I feel incredibly fortunate to live in such a wonderful neighbourhood full of vibrant culture and warm-hearted individuals who truly care about their community.

Descriptive Paragraph on Our Friendly Neighbours 300 Words

Living in a community surrounded by friendly neighbours is a delightful experience. Their warm smiles, helpful gestures and comforting presence make us feel like we are part of something bigger than ourselves. Let’s discuss unique qualities that make our neighbourhood stand out. Neighbours are often regarded as the unsung heroes of our daily lives. They form an integral part of our community and contribute to making it a better place to live in. From sharing a cup of sugar to lending a listening ear, neighbours provide us with comfort and support that we cannot find anywhere else. Our friendly neighbours are always there for us when we need them, whether it’s helping us move furniture or looking after our pets while we’re away on vacation. Their kind gestures go beyond just being polite; they create a positive atmosphere that makes everyone feel welcome and appreciated. It is because of these individuals that neighbourhoods become more than just streets filled with houses. They become warm and welcoming communities where people can come together and build meaningful relationships with one another. In short, our friendly neighbours make life so much richer by showing us what kindness truly means daily. Our friendly neighbours have been an integral part of our life, providing us with a sense of security and comfort. We are thankful for the relationships we have built with them over the years and for their support in times of need. They care about our wellbeing and look after us when things get tough. Through their kindness, they remind us that no matter how different life can be at times, there is always someone nearby to help in times of need.

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Introduction-

We all know that having good neighbours can make a huge difference in our lives. They can lend us a cup of sugar, take care of our pets while we’re away, or just simply provide some great company when we need it the most. But being a good neighbour is not only about receiving help from others – it’s also about giving back and creating a sense of community around us. Let’s explore what makes someone a good neighbour and how you can become one too. Let’s talk about friendly neighbours!

Who are our friendly neighbours?

Our friendly neighbours be young families, retirees, single professionals, or anyone in between. What makes them friendly is their willingness to connect with others and build relationships within the community. A good neighbour is always there for you when you need help. Whether it’s lending a hand with moving furniture or simply checking on your house while you’re away on vacation, they are reliable and dependable. Friendly neighbours also show kindness and empathy towards others. They take the time to get to know their neighbours’ names, interests, and needs. This helps create a sense of connection that goes beyond just living next door. Moreover, our friendly neighbours contribute positively to the neighbourhood by looking out for each other’s safety and well-being. For example, they may report suspicious activity to local authorities or organize community events that bring people together. In short, our friendly neighbours are those who care about building strong relationships within their community through acts of kindness, reliability, and positivity. So, let’s all strive to be like these wonderful individuals!

How can we be good neighbours?

Being a good neighbour is not only about being friendly but also about respecting each other’s space and privacy. Here are some ways to be a good neighbour:

  • Introduce yourself: Take the initiative to introduce yourself to your new neighbours or someone who recently moved in next door.
  • Keep noise levels down: It’s essential to keep the volume low while playing music, watching TV, or having parties at home.
  • Offer help when needed: If you know that your neighbour is going through a tough time, offer them assistance if possible.
  • Respect their property: Never trespass on their property without permission and don’t let your pets roam free on their lawn.
  • Be mindful of shared spaces: Clean up after using shared spaces such as laundry rooms or hallways.
  • Communicate effectively: If there are any issues between neighbours, approach them directly and communicate effectively instead of escalating it into an argument.
  • Remember special occasions: Show appreciation by celebrating special occasions like birthdays and holidays with small gestures like baked goods or cards for your neighbours. Being a good neighbour requires effort from both sides but will lead to more harmonious living conditions for everyone involved

Being a Good Neighbour Benefits Everyone

Being a good neighbour is not only beneficial for you, but it also benefits everyone around you. When we talk about neighbours, we usually think of people who live next door to us or in the same building. However, being a good neighbour extends beyond just that. Firstly, being a good neighbour promotes harmony and creates positivity in your community. It builds trust among different households and helps foster relationships with people from various backgrounds. This results in safer communities where everyone looks out for one another. Secondly, helping your neighbours when they need it can create long-lasting friendships and strong bonds within the community. Small gestures like offering help with groceries or shoveling snow can go a long way towards creating goodwill. Thirdly, being a good neighbour provides an opportunity to learn new things from others. You may get to know someone who has experienced something like what you’re going through and get valuable advice. Promoting kindness towards our neighbours sets an excellent example for future generations on how important it is to care for each other as human beings sharing this planet together. Being a good neighbour benefits everyone by fostering positivity in our communities, creating lasting friendships and stronger bonds between people from diverse backgrounds while setting an excellent example of kindness toward others that will be passed down through generations.

Having friendly neighbours is a true blessing that can make our lives happier and easier. By being good neighbours ourselves, we not only contribute to a positive community but also benefit from it. Whether it’s lending a helping hand, sharing resources or simply being kind and respectful towards each other, small acts of kindness can go a long way in building strong relationships with those around us. So let’s take the time to get to know our neighbours and show them that they matter. After all, everyone wants to feel valued and appreciated! Let’s be the kind of neighbour we would like to have ourselves. By doing so, we can create a harmonious neighbourhood where people look out for each other and find joy in simple things like saying hello or sharing a smile.

What are 10 qualities of a good neighbour? 1.Friendliness: A good neighbour is approachable, kind, and welcoming, fostering a sense of community. 2.Respectful: They respect boundaries, privacy, and property, understanding the importance of personal space. 3.Considerate: A good neighbour is mindful of noise levels, especially during late hours, and takes care not to disturb others. 4.Helpful: They are willing to lend a hand when needed, whether it’s helping with chores, providing support during difficult times, or sharing resources. 5.Trustworthy: Being a reliable and trustworthy neighbour means respecting commitments and keeping promises. 6.Communication: A good neighbour maintains open lines of communication, fostering healthy relationships and addressing any concerns or conflicts that may arise. 7.Safety-conscious: They prioritize the safety of their neighbours, taking precautions to ensure a secure living environment. 8.Inclusive: A good neighbour embraces diversity, respects different backgrounds and cultures, and promotes inclusivity within the community. 9.Community-minded: They actively participate in community events, initiatives, and activities, contributing to the betterment of the neighborhood. 10.Positive attitude: A good neighbour exudes positivity, spreading goodwill and creating a harmonious atmosphere within the community.

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My Neighbour Essay for Class 2

Neighbours are the people who live next to your house. It is a group of people. These people live in a small community. Some people make neighbours their friends. Neighbours help each other by sharing things. Neighbours form the first point of connection. We can share our secrets, happiness and sorrows with our neighbours.

We are providing two essay samples for students of class 2 in English on the topic “My Neighbour” for reference.

Essay 1: Short Essay On My Neighbour Of 100 Words

The name of my neighbour is (name of the neighbour). He lives with his family. He has two daughters. The elder daughter is in the seventh grade. The younger daughter is in the fourth grade. My neighbours are very helpful.

They always invite us for dinners. We go on family trips with our neighbours. My neighbour’s wife is a homemaker. My neighbour lives in the house opposite to us. My mother and my neighbour’s wife are good friends.

They go for grocery shopping on Sundays. I play with their daughters in our garden. We play, hide and seek. My neighbours are very generous and caring.We care for our neighbours. They are a part of our family.

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Essay 2: Long Essay On My Neighbour Of 150 Words

My neighbour (name of neighbour) is a very kind and generous lady. She lives with her husband and her son. Her husband was in the army. Her son stays in America. They often come to our house to spend time with us.

We often invite each other for dinners. They have always been beside us. We celebrate different festivals together. My neighbours have become a part of our family. Last year we went to Nainital with them. We had a great time together. They told me stories about army life. My neighbour cooks delicious meals.

They live in a huge bungalow. The bungalow is present behind our apartment. It has a huge garden with two swings. I often go and play with my friends in their garden. My neighbours like to help others. They are involved in social work. I am fortunate enough to get them as my neighbours. They are ever ready to help us in every way.

10 Lines On My Neighbour In English

  • Neighbours form an important part of society.
  • My neighbour is very responsible and sincere.
  • All respect my neighbour.
  • You can share all your sorrows and happiness with your neighbour.
  • My family is friends with our neighbour for 25 years.
  • They have been a part of every family gathering.
  • My neighbours give us a sense of security.
  • We have never been in a fight with our neighbours.
  • We should always love our neighbours.
  • We cannot imagine a happy life without the presence of our neighbours.

Frequently Asked Questions on My Neighbour

Question: Can I attach plant pots on my neighbour’s fence?

Answer:  Attaching anything to your neighbour’s fence or wall requires permission. It is always the best option to let the neighbours know if you are planning to attach something on their fence. Otherwise, you can fall in trouble for causing damage.

Question:   How can you deal with unreasonable neighbours?

Answer:  It is always the best option to sort out every issue by talking things out with your neighbour. You try calmly solving the issue. If that does not work, you can involve other people in the neighbourhood to solve the problem.

Question:   Is it a good option to go on trips with neighbours?

Answer:  It is always an excellent option to make new friends and enjoy places with them. If you are perfect friends with your neighbours, then going on trips is one of the best options to know each other better and care for each other more.

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Essay on My Neighbour: Neighbours are generally the first point of contact in our surroundings. They are integral members of our lives with whom we tend to share our joys, sorrows and happiness. Neighbours extend a helping hand during bad times and lift our spirits during good times. Inviting neighbours and spending time with them is part of our everyday lives.

Essay on My Neighbours 200 Words in English

Below we have provided My Neighbour Essay in English, suitable for class 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.

Neighbours are people who reside next door or near our house. They are an integral part of our lives and can belong to different communities or countries. Having good neighbours is a blessing because they become a part of our family and are always ready to help us during hard times. They share happiness and sorrows with us, and when our family is not around, they comfort us with their company.

I have such a kind-hearted, humble and sympathetic person who lives next door. Her name is Sonalee Shirke, who works as a software engineer in a reputed company. She is an ideal neighbour who helps me to solve my problems. Though she is older to me, she is a fun-loving, merriest and vibrant individual I have ever seen. Her mature behaviour and experience always guide me and save me from pitfalls.

I share and discuss everything with her. She is the most caring, unselfish and loving person. Her amicable and helping character is something which stands out in our building, making her the most lovable person in our group. During festivals, she is the one who contributes and takes the initiative to bring people together and celebrate every function heartily.

Then others are a nuisance to our society. They dislike it when children play and do not participate in celebrations. We cannot expect any help from them as they act as a can of worms. Moreover, their actions always display backbiting, carping and putting their noses in others life. Such negative surrounding affects many and creates an unhealthy environment.

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My Neighbour Essay

Good neighbours are a blessing. They help each other in the hour of need and share joys and sorrows. Having a good neighbour makes life much more joyous and pleasant. It also makes us feel secure. This is especially true for people living away from their families.

Long and Short Essay on My Neighbour in English

Here are essay on My Neighbour of varying lengths to help you with the topic in your exam.

We have given both long and short My Neighbour essay to help you with the topic in your exams as well as competitions.

All the essays are well worded by an experienced English content writer and able to fulfill your requirement; so, you can choose any one of them as per your need:

Short Essay on My Neighbour (200 Words) – Essay 1

It feels safe, secure and pleasant living in a neighbourhood surrounded by helpful and positive people. The family living in my neighbourhood is full of life. There are six members in their family – grandparents, parents, and two kids. Every member is cheerful and helpful. We have been living in the same neighbourhood for almost a decade and our neighbours have become an important part of our life.

There have been several incidents during these years where they have proved to be of great help and support. I remember the day I was alone at home with my grandmother. My grandmother was doing some household work when her ankle twisted and she fell on the floor. She was unable to get up on her own. I was just seven years old at that time and could not help her stand. I was almost in tears.

I called my neighbours and they immediately came for help. I was really thankful to them. This is just one incident. There have been numerous such incidents wherein they have helped us. Our family also supports them whenever they need any help. Last year, when their house was getting renovated, we invited them to stay with us for a few days.

We have seen various highs and lows in life together and hope our bond stays intact for years to come.

Essay on My Neighbour (300 Words) – Essay 2

My Neighbour is the Best Neighbour

Introduction

We live in a nuclear family. My father works in an IT firm and my mother is a teacher. I do not have any siblings nor do we have any relatives in the city. We visit my grandparents and cousins only during the summer vacation.

I felt quite lonely when we shifted here initially. However, I soon met Meera, my new neighbour. I was overjoyed to know that she was the same age as me. We were both eight at that time. I got along well with her from the very beginning. We connected very well and I started feeling really better. I was no longer lonely or sad.

Our Bond with our New Neighbour

Just like I became friends with Meera, my mother got along well with her mother. Meera’s mother is a housewife. My mother and she often have evening tea together. We look forward to such days as it allows us to play at each other’s place. We get a chance to play with different toys and games.

On other days, we go together to the park. We play different outdoor games, take swings and enjoy a lot. We also joined the same summer camp during our last vacation. The camp was for three hours daily during the weekdays. We indulged in many activities such as art and craft, dance, music and board games during this time.

Both of us enjoy art and craft work. We prepared many craft items together even after we returned from the summer camp. During the vacations every year, we also visit the malls together. It has been three years since we have been neighbours and it has been a lot of fun.

I am really thankful to God for giving me such a good neighbour. Meera is simply the best. Her family is also very friendly. I am glad that our mothers are also friends with each other.

Essay on My Neighbour (400 Words) – Essay 3

Importance of a Good Neighbour

Our neighbours are one of the first people we can approach during an emergency situation. Those who have good neighbours live with a feeling of security. On the other hand, those who do not connect well with their neighbours can have a hard time during their hour of need.

We Need Good Neighbour

Here is why we need good neighbours:

  • Good neighbours support us during crisis. They are there to help us in case any kind of problem arises.
  • They are warm and friendly so we can confide in them in case anything bothers us. It is a good way to lower our stress and burden.
  • They fill the neighbourhood with positivity and make it a better place to live.
  • A neighbourhood surrounded by good neighbours is safe for the kids.
  • Elderly people are treated well and do not feel lonely if they have good neighbours.
  • Good neighbours are always there for each other. They are sensitive to the needs of one another.
  • Good neighbours celebrate festivals and other special occasions together. The joy doubles when people celebrate such special days together.
  • Children who grow in warm and friendly neighborhoods are likely to develop a pleasing personality. They also learn how to share and care.

Neighbours during Earlier Times

Even though it is important to know our neighbours well and maintain a cordial relationship with them, people living in the cities do not make an effort to do so. They usually blame their hectic lifestyle for this. This is quite unlike the people belonging to older generations.

In earlier times, people gave a lot of importance to their neighbours. They made an effort to bond with their neighbours. Their neighbours were an integral part of their lives. They often invited their neighbours to their place. They met regularly during the evening hours. The elderly men in the neighbourhood sat down together post lunch to chit chat. They enjoyed each other’s company until late evening and returned home only around dinner time.

The elderly women went together to the temple during morning or evening hours. They also sat down in the neighbourhood park to chat with each other. The kids, on the other hand, played together for hours. The women in the neighbourhood often went together to the market. They helped each other with household chores. They all lived as one big happy family. This tradition continues in the Indian villages even until today.

We must be good for those living in our neighbourhood if we want to be treated the same way. Our life becomes more enriching and wholesome in the company of good neighbours.

Essay on My Neighbour (500 words) – Essay 4

My Experiences with My Neighbours

We live in a society. There are eight families on each floor. There are several floors and many towers in society. This makes it a big neighbourhood. The residential welfare association of our society is very active. They make sure we all celebrate various festivals together. Big events are organized at different festivals. This brings all the neighbours close and helps them bond well. I have had some really good experience living in this neighbourhood but some incidents have not been so good.

Some Good Experiences with My Neighbours

We are on good terms with most of the families living on our floor. My parents understand the importance of maintaining a cordial relationship with the neighbours and thus make an effort to bond with them.

One of the lady living on our floor is very good friend with my grandmother. They both visit the temple during the evening hours. During winter afternoons they sit in the park and knit. My mother often invites her home so that the two elderly ladies can spend time together.

I also have two very good friends in my neighbour. I go with them to the park every evening. We play together as our mothers sit and chat with each other. We also visit each other’s place to play. I feel great to have good friends in my neighbourhood especially because it makes the vacation time a lot more fun. My parents are working. They both go to work in the morning and return only by evening. I stay with my grandparents during the day.

Since they are old they cannot play with me. But they do allow me to call my neighbourhood friends home or let me go there for a few hours after I study for some time. The company of my neighbourhood friends makes my vacations super fun and exciting. I go swimming and cycling with them during the evening hours. The mother of one of my neighbourhood friends accompanies us as we go for such activities.

We exchange gifts with our neighbours on the occasion of Diwali and New Year. We also have lunch or dinner together to celebrate these occasions.

Some Bad Experiences with My Neighbours

While some of our neighbours are really sweet and stand by us in our good and bad times, unfortunately, we also have some troublesome neighbours. We have had our share of bad experiences when it comes to neighbours. Three girls have rented an apartment on our floor. They often play loud music during the late evening hours. This disrupts our sleep. We also have a hard time studying during this time.

We have requested them to keep the volume low many times. But it seems like they do not bother about others. Another one of our neighbours is quite weird. It is a family of four – two kids and their parents. We have tried to approach them and be friends with them. However, it seems like their parents want them to maintain distance from us. They often behave rudely and do not bond well with anyone on the floor.

It is great to have good neighbours. However, not everyone has this privilege. I am glad to have some really nice people in my neighbourhood.

Long Essay on My Neighbour (600 Words) – Essay 5

My Memories with My Neighbours

We need to relocate to a new place every few years because of my father’s job. It is difficult to adjust to the new atmosphere. It takes time to adapt to new surroundings and people. However, we have been lucky so far when it comes to neighbours. We have always had good neighbours.

The Old Lady in Our Neighbourhood

We shifted to Lucknow when I was five years old. I really loved that place. We stayed there for three years and I made some really fond memories of that place. I loved our single storey house with a small front lawn, I loved the delicious delicacies of the place, I loved our weekend excursions but most of all I loved my family’s bonding with the old lady in our neighbourhood. Her name was Mrs. Shukla.

She stayed just next to our house and we connected with her very well. I have a faint memory of her coming to our house on the very first day we shifted. She prepared tea and snacks for us and welcomed us to the neighbourhood. We felt at home at once. She sat in her front lawn and knitted sweaters during winter afternoons. My mother often joined her to learn some knitting techniques. She once knitted a small blue sweater for my doll. I was overjoyed to receive it.

Many times when my parents went shopping, they left us at Mrs. Shukla’s place. She took very good care of us. Her grandchildren visited her during the summer vacations. We looked forward to that time as we got along really well with those kids. We often invited them to our place and played all day long. Many times, we also went to their place and it was great fun.

The Punjabi Family in Our Neighbourhood

When I was eight years old, we shifted to Chandigarh. It is a beautiful city. It is very well planned with lovely houses and surroundings. We rented an apartment in a good locality. The atmosphere of the place was quite pleasing and so were our neighbours. Our next door neighbours were a Punjabi family. It was a joint family. There were a total of seven members in the family. Their daughter was almost the same age as mine and I got along really well with her. She often came over to our place during the evening and we played for hours.

Sometimes, we went together to the park to take swings and play badminton. She had two brothers who were older than my brother but very friendly. They always called my brother to play cricket with them. My brother looked forward to playing with them. My mother also became very good friends with their mother. They both went shopping together. They often exchanged recipes and chatted for hours. The two years we spent in Chandigarh were really fun. It would not be wrong to say that the Punjabi family living in our neighbourhood made it even more fun.

The Gujrati Couple

I also cherish the one year we spent in Indore. I was eleven years old when we shifted to this city. It was quite different from the cities I had lived in earlier. A Gujarati couple lived in our neighbourhood. They had bought an apartment close to ours just a few days before we shifted.

So, even they were busy unpacking and decorating their place at the time we shifted. The place was as new to them as it was for us. So, the lady often went out to explore the nearby places with my mother. She cooked delicious curries and often gave us some portion. I loved her warm and friendly nature. Her husband was also very polite and helpful.

Good neighbours enrich our childhood experiences. I am glad we have had some really nice ones. I hope we continue to meet such beautiful and helpful people in the future as well.

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A good neighbor is a blessing. Good neighbors can help one another. 

Sohan is my next-door neighbor. He is not a rich man. He works hard to earn his bread. He works hard to earn his bread. He has a small family. He is happy with his lot.

Everyone respects him in our neighborhood. He wears a simple life. His children also live a simple life. He has got good health. All the members of his family work hard.

He is always ready to serve and help his neighbors. He is a selfless person. He never expects favors from others. He earns through the sweat of his brow but he never complains. We are very lucky to have a good neighbor.

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What Do We Owe Our Neighbors?

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(Please note: This post contains my personal reflections on my own experiences within my current neighborhood, and as such I believe it is important to acknowledge my positionality. I am writing this post as a white, middle-class cis woman who lives in a primarily residential working-class neighborhood in St. Paul, MN. I cannot and do not claim that my observations here apply to everyone. Different locations, types of housing, social and economic circumstances, etc. surely give rise to different types of neighbor-to-neighbor relationships. This blog post is the result of personal reflection and should not be taken as making universal claims.)

I took a lot of walks around my neighborhood during the 2020 COVID-19 shutdown. I had a standard route: I would walk four blocks east, one block south, four blocks west, and one block north before returning to my house. These walks were an important mental break from the pandemic, taking me past newly planted gardens, yards adorned with cheerful flowers, and several local businesses. Most days, weather allowing, I would walk this loop at least half a dozen times.

I got to know my neighbors more during those few months than I had over the previous five years. Before I started going on these walks, although I occasionally had a short, friendly conversation with my next-door neighbors, I basically didn’t interact with the other members of my neighborhood at all. In contrast, after the shutdown, I knew the names of and at least something about most of my neighbors (and their dogs, of course). By the time Halloween came around and my block put on a distanced, outdoor trick-or-treat experience, I could comfortably converse with my neighbors about their lives, and not just the weather.

This change in my familiarity with my close neighbors got me thinking: am I a better neighbor now? Was I a bad neighbor before? What makes someone a bad or a good neighbor? What, if anything, do we owe our neighbors that we don’t owe others?

Philosophers have long accepted a distinction between general (or natural) obligations and “special” obligations to particular others, such as friends and family members. All else being equal, for instance, I seem to have reasons to care for a sick relative that I don’t have to care for an ill stranger. This idea can be extended to the groups that we’re a part of, such as a university, a state, or a country. Obligations of this sort seem to go beyond the moral duties we have to all humans (or agents, or sentient beings, etc.), such as the duty to refrain from unnecessary harm. But how do neighbors, or neighborhoods, fit into this picture?

It’s a common intuition, I think, that we do have special obligations to our neighbors. After all, it seems like we should (all else being equal) lend our neighbor a cup of sugar, whereas it’s less clear that we need to give a complete stranger sugar if they request it. (Plus, as a friend of mine pointed out, a stranger asking for sugar is pretty creepy—if they’re at my house, why have they knocked on a stranger’s door for sugar? If we’re somewhere else, why would they think I might have sugar? And moreover, what are they going to use that sugar for ?) When I think about what I owe my neighbors, I think of things like giving them a lift, lending them a tool, or snow-blowing their sidewalk if they’re sick. These seem like “neighborly” things to do, after all, that I probably wouldn’t do for someone who lives farther away.

But the more I’ve thought about it, the more I wonder if my reasons for helping my neighbors have anything to do with special obligations at all. In many cases, it seems like our general obligations, combined with the non-moral features of the situations, may explain the relevant moral reasons. For instance, proximity and familiarity can explain a lot. I think I have a moral reason to snow-blow my neighbor’s sidewalk when they’re sick because I know that they are sick, and because their sidewalk is right next to mine. If I didn’t have this information, or if the burden of helping was much higher (for instance if I had to transport my snow blower several miles in my rather small vehicle to do this), I likely wouldn’t feel the same pull. Similarly, I think that I have an obligation to call the fire department if I see flames or smoke coming out of the windows, but this doesn’t seem to be because they are my neighbor—it’s because I’m witnessing the fire; I’m just more likely to witness it because we’re neighbors. After all, if I witnessed the same thing while in a different neighborhood I would also feel the pull to call the fire department.

Maybe, though, there is something about being neighbors that gives us special obligations, or at least increases the strength of our general moral reasons. What, then, would ground these obligations?

As I mentioned above, it’s widely (although not universally) accepted that we have special obligations to our friends and family members. Perhaps, if we have special obligations to neighbors, it’s because our relationships with them resemble those that we have to friends. Granted, it seems like a stretch to say that these relationships are relevantly similar to close  friendships, at least in most cases. According to a variety of theories on (close) friendship , being in a friendship requires that we care about our friend for their own sake. This seems to involve acting for the good of our friends, being moved by things that happen to them, and accepting them (at least to a large extent) as they are. Mutual concern between the friends regarding the state of each other’s projects, well-being, and commitments is required. Friendship is often therefore associated with philia , a type of love that is reciprocal and responsive to the particular qualities of the loved one. This type of mutual caring, however, frequently isn’t present in relationships between neighbors (at least in my experience). If there is love between neighbors, my intuition is that it’s closer to agape , or the love for all humankind. But this wouldn’t seem to ground any special obligations.

Still, perhaps relationships between neighbors are like casual or professional friendships. After all, some of the common practices between neighbors are similar to those between casual friends—acknowledging them if you see them on the street, making small talk, performing small favors, and so on. However, even in cases of casual friendships, the comparison seems too strong. Friendships are often chosen (even if who you happen to meet is not chosen), whereas neighbors may or may not be. Even if I am able to take my neighbors’ characters into account when deciding where to live, new neighbors might move in.

Given that we often do not choose our neighbors, perhaps we ought to look to accounts of associative duties as potentially grounding special obligations to them. According to these theories, the social relationships we find ourselves in give rise to special duties. These accounts differ regarding whether a person X’s associative duties to person Y are grounded in X’s identity (and their ground projects—see Williams 1981 ), Y’s intrinsic value ( Keller 2013 ), or the intrinsic value of the relationship between X and Y. However, the general claim seems to be that the relationship itself is the source of the special obligations, and so it seems to follow that we can have obligations to others that we find ourselves in particular relationships with, regardless of whether these relationships were entered into voluntarily. Indeed, this is particularly clear in discussions of political obligation in social and political philosophy. According to some associative accounts of political obligation, our (often unchosen) social roles, relationships, and/or local practices ground obligations to act as good citizens and obey the law (see Simmons 2008 for a brief discussion of associative accounts of political obligations and some of their problems).

While an appeal to associative duties may be a promising way to explain special obligations to neighbors, these views face a variety of criticisms. To begin, if a person’s associative duties are grounded in their identity, then it seems to be the case that a person will not have associative duties regarding those relationships with which they do not identify. Thus, if being a neighbor is not part of my practical identity, I presumably don’t have associative obligations to my neighbors. Moreover, we may find ourselves in bad or immoral relationships with others—do these ground associative obligations? What if the relationship is manipulative or abusive? Is the mere existence of a relationship enough, or does that relationship itself need to be morally good (or at least morally permissible) to ground obligations?

Still, perhaps there is something to be said for the idea that relationships, or communities , produce special obligations. Humans are, after all, social creatures. We need interactions with others to thrive. Neighborhoods can, and in many cases have been, sources of community. Indeed, it was much more common in the past for people to befriend their neighbors, host barbecues, have block parties, and so forth. And with the current mental health crisis in the U.S., in part due to increased feelings of isolation, these types of connections might be exactly what we need. So perhaps the social goods produced by community can ground special obligations between neighbors.

While I find this idea appealing, I’m not sure that it grounds shared obligations between neighbors who aren’t already part of an established neighborhood community. That is, if no one in my neighborhood makes a point of getting to know one another, there are no shared events, etc., do I personally have obligations to develop relationships with my neighbors? What if they want to be left alone? Would my attempts, particularly if they are not reciprocated, really be contributing to a social good?

Perhaps this is where I should turn back to the question of what makes someone a good neighbor. Even if we don’t have specific moral obligations to our neighbors, it does seem like we can be better or worse neighbors, where what this means is at least somewhat dependent on the neighborhood (or apartment building, dormitory, etc.) in question. I wonder, though, if in most if not all contexts, being a good neighbor includes fostering community. In my neighborhood, for instance, we have one great neighbor. She makes a point of knowing everyone on the block, asking about their lives (in a way that seems genuinely curious but not nosy), shares the vegetables from her garden, and occasionally organizes events for the block. Although this has never been tested, I’m confident that she would do all of those neighborly things I mentioned above, like lending out her tools or calling the fire department. She makes relationships with her neighbors, both one-on-one and as a community, a priority. If she’s not a good neighbor, I’m not sure who is.

So do we have special obligations to our neighbors? Maybe. Perhaps, if nothing else, the importance of cultivating social relationships provides us with a moral reason to develop local communities, and getting to know our neighbors may be one way to do this. But maybe, even if we don’t have these obligations, we should strive to be good neighbors. Even if we aren’t morally required to lend our neighbors a cup of sugar, we might have important moral reasons to learn our neighbors’ names, facilitate local events, or support community spaces. We all need community—why not start with our neighbors?

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Date of Award

Spring 5-1-2024

Degree Type

Dissertation

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Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

First Advisor

Garth Heutel

Second Advisor

Spencer Banzhaf

Third Advisor

Stefano Carattini

Fourth Advisor

Charles Hankla

This dissertation consists of three essays on Environmental Economics.

The first chapter provides evidence of ’polluting my neighbor’ phenomenon at the province level based on two largest firm-level micro datasets and wind pattern information in China. I show that large air polluting manufacturing firms tend to be disproportionately situated near downwind borders, particularly when wind speeds are lower. Quantitatively, the expected number of new large air polluters (top 10%) in a county-year cell reduces by 11% as the countys distance to the downwind province border increases by one standard deviation, and a one standard deviation increase in wind speed will decrease the expected number of large air polluters by 6% in counties 100 km closer to the downwind border. The results are robust to different empirical strategies and survive a battery of placebo tests and robustness checks. The finding is predominantly driven by large air polluters since putting larger polluters closer to the border can externalize more environmental cost.

The second chapter offers the first causal investigation of the effect of air pollution on smoking. Using the rollout of a nationwide real-time air quality monitoring program in China, I distinguish between the direct impact of air pollution by itself and the effect of enhanced awareness of air pollution. Drawing upon both individual-level survey data and city-level aggregate online search data, my findings indicate that that while the awareness channel demonstrates significance, the direct channel exhibits less prominence.

The third chapter investigates influence activities in the context of China’s political system by examining whether local officials would deliberately reduce daily air pollution in response to top central leaders’ visits. I create a unique and comprehensive dataset of central leaders’ visits in China and examines the temporary effect of these visits on local air quality. I find that central leaders’ visits do improve air quality during high-pollution days, providing evidence of the existence of influencing activities. Moreover, the effect is much larger and more significant for the Presidents’ visits. Surprisingly, local officials’ age and political connection status do not significantly influence the observed effect.

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