What They Said

"IJTIHAD- IRSHAD MANJI & ISIS", (I&C April- 2016) This is good but looks dangerous.
-Prof. B.M Hegde, Former V.C Manipal University, Via- email

 "IJTIHAD- IRSHAD MANJI & ISIS", (I&C April- 2016)  OK but could have been more forthright.                                                                                     B.R. Shetty, Bangalore

 "Aamdanni Athanni Kharcha Rupaiyya Nathija Tan-Tan Gopal", (I&C April- 2016) Correctly said. We are concerned for small borrowers who are always honest and let big fish go freely.                                                                                  -Shridhar Salian, Via FB 

"Aamdanni Athanni Kharcha Rupaiyya Nathija Tan-Tan Gopal", (I&C April- 2016)
Good write up! Well, now since you have raised the issue...he has actually helped us to make a good case for tightening noose around the bigger "non performers"...namely....Anil Ambani, Adani, Ruias, Jindals and the likes. Well....lets see how the system rises up to the occassion. Test case to know how serious the FM is on tightening the system!

- Ashok LP Mendonca, Via FB

 "Aamdanni Athanni Kharcha Rupaiyya Nathija Tan-Tan Gopal", (I&C April- 2016)
Good write up sir...farmers suicide for 9000 rupees..but our Mallya mam not thought of that final knot...but ran away with 9000 *crore*. Yeh Mera India.

- Mohidin Kunhi, Via FB 

 "Intellectual Double Standard"- (I&C April- 2016)
Expression of individual opinions are part of society. He has expressed, You have expressed. Both will have supporters. There is no need to restrict or treat these as threat to our freedom nor democracy. I appreciate you for at least expressing!

-Anil Kumar G, Via FB.

 "Intellectual Double Standard"- (I&C April- 2016)
The Hypocrisy & The Falsehood of the so called intellectual class is coming out in the open.. It is the expression of Intolerance to provisions of Constitution, Intolerance to freedom of expression of all others who don't toe their line.. Compliments on your well written comment. Jai Hind-

Ganesh Karnik, Via FB.

 I have been reading this magazine since 4 years and all along I have enjoyed it and recommended to others as the contents are valuable and worthy.

S. Nanjundaswamy, Mysore.

 "IJTIHAD- IRSHAD MANJI & ISIS", (I&C April- 2016) has truly focused on a burning issue of our time. Concerned section of the society has to take the call for the overall good of the world. Your writing has been a middle of the road approach, without any antagonism, a necessary quality for a tolerant world.                                 -A concerned reader.


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