Hard News- 5 W's and 1 H

The inverted pyramid style places the most fundamental information in the lead paragraph of the story, and then arranges the remaining details, from most important to least important. It is a consolidation of 3 parts, "The Lead", "The Body" and "The Tail". 

The lead contains the most important information about the set story, by ensuring the following questions are answered:-

1) What?

2) Who?

3) Where?

4) When?

5) Why?

6) How?

This golden rule is called 5 W's and 1H. Which I will be using to deliver the most vital information about the following articles. 

ARTICLE-1 

1) What- Kidnaping of a 14-year-old boy 

2) Who- Kidnapers;  Nagesh Y V and Duneel Kumar 

3) Where - Manyata Residency, which is a gated community in the north of Bengaluru

4) When- On September 2nd at 4 am 

5) Why- To extract ransom from the boy's wealthy father 

6) How- They broke into his house through a door on the ground floor, kidnapped the boy by flashing a knife and drove off in the boy's father's SUV. 

ARTICLE-2 

1) What- Initiative to support hair pickers 

2) Who- Hasiru Dala, an NGO that is working for the welfare of waste pickers 

3) Where- Can contact Hasiru Dalal by mail

4) Why- They are barely surviving, as they don't find fallen hair easily and hence cannot sell it to industries that make wigs 

5) When- The initiative is ongoing 

6) How- By donating fallen hair to the hair pickers, instead of throwing them away or selling it to vendors 

ARTICLE-3 

1) What- Theft at DIG's house 

2) Who- Theft by Umadevi (43 years old) 

3) Where- Retired DIG Ganganna's house in BDA Layout, Nagarbhavi

4) When- On September 21st 

5) Why- Hired merely a week ago, Umadevi probably realised that Ganganna (87) was old, vulnerable and rich and that there wasn't anyone who could stop her as he lived alone 

6) How- On September 21st, Umadevi walked away with 12 lakhs in gold and silver. she also stole 5 lakhs in cash