READERS’ MAIL

 

“The efforts which you are making to enrich the spirit of universal peace and common brotherhood through literature are appreciable”

       - Amar Nath Rana, VPO Kandbari (HP)

 

“You always furnish eye-opening facts on each and every subject that you write which expand the area of knowledge of world readers. The other stuff is also excellent.  The painting STREET SINGER by Dr. P.R.Raju, is praise-worthy.  We should write something about art works also.’

- Har Prasad Sharma, New Delhi

 

“TRIVENI is an excellent periodical.  Your recent article on Mediation is a land mark.”

- Y. Chakradhara Rao, Vijayawada

 

“The articles in the Quarterly are highly intellectual and are enlightening.  I wish the magazine further great strides to make beyond the 75th year. It is going as strong as ever! Congratulations!”

- K.M. Kale, Gondia (Mahaarashtra)

 

“Your views on ‘Super Technology – Boon or Bane’ are excellent”

- K. Sandhya, Vijayawada

 

“Your article “Music – its myriad faces” is a wonderful piece, unveiling myriad faces of music, which is a treasure of India’s civilisations.  I enjoyed and benefited reading it.”

- Pronab Kumar Majumder, Kolkata

 

I have gone through your editorial ‘Music- its myriad faces’.  The depth and range of your knowledge about music and musicians is astounding.  I think your article serves as a silent model setter for the contributors of TRIVENI in respect of quality and presentation.  Thank you for the glorious minutes you spent with us through your Triple Stream”

- K.N.D. Sanjeeva Rao, Vijayawada

 

“Literally and in spirit your article ‘Music – its myriad faces’ leads the rest of the articles in the Journal.”

- Dr. C. Jacob, Machilipatnam

 

“While you appreciate the work of a writer and publish it, your esteemed organisation does not seem to have the normal courtesy of sending/acknowledging – a copy of the issue, what to talk of token money, as even a photo copy of the page.”

-         S.V. Taneja, New Delhi

 

(A complimentary copy of the issue is sent to all contributors in which their articles appear. If by any chance it is missed, another copy is sent on request.  It is regretted avoidable correspondence cannot be entertained as there is no paid staff and the work of TRIVENI is being done by voluntary work for the love of it.

-Editor)

 

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