The Hindu : Easy on the eye

Online edition of India's National Newspaper
Tuesday, Sep 09, 2003

Opinion

Opinion - Letters to the Editor

Easy on the eye

Sir, — I haven't missed reading The Hindu for a single day since my youth. A glance at the headlines was a must even on the busiest of days. Even the elderly can read the paper without much trouble as the quality of print is excellent. I remember a professor of mine saying that reading The Hindu develops language and vocabulary.

Sujit Sugumaran,

Coimbatore, T.N.

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Sir, — Congratulations on completing 125 years. The make-up and language are superb, and the print is easy on the eye. However, for quite sometime, the reporting has become partisan. No amount of soul-searching can erase that feeling.

V.S. Rao Gollapalli,

Visakhapatnam

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Sir, — I have been a regular subscriber for the last 44 years. Every reader would acknowledge its "truth telling", the main reason for its 125-year reign.

S. Rengarajan,

Rajapalayam, T.N.

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Sir, — From a rupee and three quarters to a staggering Rs.400 crores and from 80 copies a week to over 900,000 copies a day, and from six persons to a few thousands now, it has been a marvellous, memorable and marathon journalistic march for The Hindu.

R. Dwarakanatha Rao,

Guntakal, A.P.

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Sir, — Can you imagine Hamlet without the Prince of Denmark? So is the world without

The Hindu.

R. Srinivasan,

Hyderabad

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Sir, — As an enthusiastic reader for nearly half a century, I have always been enthralled by its encyclopaedic range of information, dignified expression, objective analysis and intensely patriotic perspective.

Varghese Chacko Kaduvettoor,

Mavelikara, Kerala

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