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Fabulous health special

Congratulations for coming out with health special issue (TSI November 26, 2007) which is filled with effective, basic and instrumental information on health. These days health problems are considered in two separate perspectives. One is health education which leads the patient to the doctor and the other, the treatment which helps cure the patient. Between these, common men are not faring well. Initially, a common man fears going to a doctor and by time he reaches one, the problem grows bigger. At this level, it’s very tough to get proper medical treatment without shelling out a big amount of money. It was good to see that you explained alternative treatment in a unique way.

Raj Dubey

Bhopal TSI: The eye oepner

The Bush-centric editorial (TSI September 10, 2007) was very true and I totally agree with your thoughts. Mr Chaudhury and TSI have worked as eye-opener's while other magazines are playing the role of mute spectators. I heartily praise TSI and Mr Chaudhury for the daring and courageous act and even more so for the honesty. The interview with Khayyam has touched the chords of my heart. My heart-felt wishes are always there with Mr Chaudhury, Mr Prasoon Majumdar and Mr Prashanto Banerji for their unparalleled excellence!

Gour Gopal Pal

West Bengal Par excellence

I don’t know where to start from to be able to say what I have to about the TSI. It’s a fantastic magazine. It's cover, content and photographs all are beyond comparison. I really appreciate and like the ‘Happenings and Album’ section very much. You have accommodated a sea of information in very little space. The use of technology and internet to help readers has fascinated me. Even your Urdu edition is a rare gift to the readers and followers of the language. After last month's issue (November 5, 2007), I have decided that I will have read and every issue.

Batul Fatema

Hyderabad