The editorial “Change & Win” has a new message in a very simple and easy to follow language - down to earth and effective. I like simplicity in your writings.
Inder Malhotra - Chembur

The 2 faces of Africa were well brought out through interview of Noor Ebrahim and Richard Walsh. The information surpassed the best of reporting ever read in upmarket publications.
Manjula Gupte - Pune

The gory happenings during apartheid are beyond words. One can never imagine such tyranny in modern times. May issue of OT vividly described how people were isolated and the first hand account by Noor Ebrahim was touching.
Rakesh Wadhwa - Worli

Story of Roopali becoming Airhostess on her own merit shatters the myth that institutes are instrumental in getting the cabin crew job. It's high time young aspirants started preparing right away rather than burning hard earned money.
Sanaya - Andheri

I like your forecasts they mostly match the happenings.
Ritesh Sharma - Chembur

Finding the fashion style of one's own was an interesting exercise. Give more such stuff.
Mini Chinoy- Dadar

In Campus Waves, both the contributors were good. More youngsters should write about themselves like Sudarshana to remove the impression that they believe only in fun. Behind their jovial front there is deeper thinking and concern too.
Rebecca Menezes - Borivali

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