Introduction:
In indirect speech, we report someone's words without using their exact words. We need to make changes in pronouns, tenses, and other words to convert the direct speech into indirect speech. Let's convert Rohan's statement "I am going to Himachal" into indirect speech.

Step 1: Reporting Verb:
The first step is to choose an appropriate reporting verb to introduce the indirect speech. In this case, we can use the verb "said" as it is a general reporting verb.

Step 2: Reporting Clause:
Next, we need to construct a reporting clause that includes the reporting verb and any necessary changes to pronouns, tenses, and time expressions. Since Rohan is speaking in the present, we can use the present tense in the reporting clause. The pronoun "I" will change according to the subject of the reported speech.

Step 3: Reported Speech:
Now, we need to convert the direct speech into reported speech. In this case, Rohan said, "I am going to Himachal." We need to make changes to pronouns, tenses, and time expressions.

Conversion into Indirect Speech:
Rohan said that he was going to Himachal.

Explanation:
Let's break down the conversion into indirect speech:

1. Reporting Verb:
- We use the verb "said" as a reporting verb.

2. Reporting Clause:
- The reporting clause is "Rohan said that..."
- Since the statement is in the present tense, we use the same tense in the reporting clause.

3. Reported Speech:
- The reported speech is "I am going to Himachal."
- In indirect speech, the pronoun "I" changes according to the subject of the reported speech.
- In this case, "I" changes to "he" because Rohan is the subject of the reported speech.
- The present continuous tense "am going" changes to the past continuous tense "was going" to match the reporting verb's tense.

Therefore, the indirect speech of Rohan's statement "I am going to Himachal" would be "Rohan said that he was going to Himachal."

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