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Enlightening country

I am a regular reader of TSI since last six months and I would say this magazine has completely changed my thought process. The issues that you pick up in your magazine are all burning issues and the kind of coverage and take you give in your stories is not just commendable but has never been given before. You are really enlightening the country on mass basis. Keep up your good work.

Vinita Sharma

Gaziabad Perpetual emergency

I read your editorial on emergency in Pakistan. It's really very intresting. You have very rightkly pointed out that Pakistan is actually always under the Emergency. Musharraf has used Emergency as a tool to satisfy his political needs. And as you very rightly mentioned that it's the common Pakistani who suffers from this move. Nevertheless, no one cares for the common Pakistani, be it leaders or media. I think you are the only one to talk about the common Pakistani in all this turmoil. All other media is busy guessing what will happen to Musharraf and what will be the impact on Pakistani and world politics as well as Indo-Pak relations. Thanks to you and TSI for its true journalism. I salute you.

Ijwinder Minhas

New Delhi TSI: a perfect cocktail

The best part about TSI is that it is a great cocktail of issues, the perfect Sunday Reading. In spite of the wide range of topics, the magazine has never lost its balance. There is some section or another that appeals to every reader. The little capsules like Legacy, Star Twins, Small Talk, Buzz Abuzz, Things We Do, Etc are my favorites. In conclusion; I would gladly state that the magazine is superbly conceived. In the latest issue (TSI October 29, 2007), the cover story on political rivalries vis a vis personal enmities was great. This is possible only in a democracy where the top leaders may make personal scores a national issue. Sometimes democracy seems to be a shame. Thank you for such a great message.

Simantee Sen

Pune