Subscribers’ comments

Subscribers’ comments on Parsiana’s strengths and weaknesses written on the subscription renewal form are published with their consent. Unless another name is affixed to the remarks, Parsiana assumes they are written by the subscriber.

Parsiana’s strengths: Highest dedication and service to the Parsis and Iranis. Shortcomings: Younger generation should do voluntary work and visit our places of worship regularly. YAZDI K. BABAYCON
Ahmedabad

Parsiana’s strengths: It covers all the major issues of the Parsis. Shortcomings: None. FREDDY K. DARUWALLA

Parsiana’s strengths: Balanced, good coverage. Shortcomings: Late arrival of issues, with some missed.
NAVZAR P. DOTIVALA
Jamshedpur

The editors reply:
We are sorry to read about the late and missed issues. If subscribers write to us with details, dates, etc, we can take up the matter with the post office.

Parsiana’s strengths: It gives a lot of information about the community.
BEHRAM F. KAPADIA

Parsiana’s strengths: Unbiased global coverage. Shortcomings: Small circulation. Dr RUSTOM KEVALA
Florida, USA

Parsiana’s strengths: Most informative general coverage.
Dr ROEINTON B. KHAMBATTA
London, UK

Parsiana’s strengths: Informative and topical. Shortcomings: Nil
H. D. PAJNIGAR

Parsiana’s strengths: Parsipanu. Warm regards to your entire team. Kudos! Shortcomings: When an article starts on say page 3… next is continued on page 17. Improve on article layout standards! Why can’t an article on page 3 continue naturally on page 4? SILLOO PATEL

The editors reply:
Much as we would like to avoid continuations, we are unable to do so. Our columns and articles start on a fresh page, so if a few lines are hanging over, the next column/article cannot start there. If we had enough odd sized advertisements we could fill the space but that is not always possible.