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Dear Jaal,
Hi, my name is Uma Mahadevan Dasgupta and I'm a bureaucrat working in Mumbai. I also freelance for a couple of newspapers, writing a culture column for The Free Press Journal and a gender piece for The Sunday Observer. I found your site hilarious and thought I must tell you. I'd love to write a piece for the battle of the sexes.
Uma Mahadevan Dasgupta (uma_m_d@yahoo.com)
Jaal: We find the site hilarious too. In fact, it's so funny, it makes us cry.
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Dear Jaal,
Check out http://regalshoes.freeservers.com . Its the homepage for Regal Shoes (the chain stores) - and this particular web site is dedicated to the Bangalore store.
Thanx.
Karim Vastani (karimv@ctms-ct.com)
Jaal: The only shoes we're familiar with are the ones thrown at us. Looking at the bright side, that's probably why we're well shod.
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Dear Jaal,
This is a cool site.
Yup , who says we Indians cannot laugh at ourselves.
Keep it up.
I guess, one of these days I would like to contribute some articles in your site. To whom should I write to and to which email id?
Please reply.
When time permits, please do have a look at
www.deathclock.com
www.asdf.com
www.nothing.com
Regards
NiX - with tbe big X
( "X" sign represents kiss? This tradition started with the Medieval practice of allowing those who could not write to sign documents with an "X". This was done before witnesses, and the signer placed a kiss upon the "X" to show sincerity. This is how the kiss came to be synonymous with the letter "X", and how the "X" came to be commonly used at the end of letters as kiss symbols.)
Nikhil Shah (nikhil@britekindia.com)
Jaal: Quite an X-pert.
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Dear Jaal,
Humanscape is a window to the world of ideas, alternatives and action about social change and development. Every month it investigates and debates the real issues, of concern to every responsible Indian, that are being increasingly neglected or marginalised by the mainstream media. It believes in communicating about these issues and problems, alternative solutions and innovative efforts on the ground, not just to a limited circle of activists and non-profit organisations but to every thinking, concerned citizen. Thus it attempts to expand the community of individuals willing to make a difference to the public life of this country. (Website: www.humanscapeindia.org)
Jayesh Shah (bomaaa97@giasbm01.vsnl.net.in)
Jaal: Check that site out.
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Dear Jaal,
Enjoy the butterflies on this site! No charge, no gimmicks, just sheer enjoyment.
http://home.columbus.rr.com/cheztonner/butterflies.html
Best wishes
Pritam K Rohila (pritamr@open.org)
Jaal: The only butterflies we're familiar with are the one in our stomachs (whenever our creditors approach)
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