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All Pages (Website) Feedback LETTERS MATTER THANKS FOR MAKING MY ENGLISH BETTER! Hi! I have been reading your magazine “NRI Achievers” regularly since 2014. It New Delhi, India Volume 04 Issue 10 July 2016 ` 100 www.nriachievers has been my one of my main sources for polishing my English, as your month- .in ly is so rich with vocabulary as well as how the sentences are constructed and Ç«ÏÂпÅŸÁÏ © used. This is one reason why I have been sharing the e-version of your maga- zine in my friends groups, who are also getting increasingly interested enough to read it MAHESH GUPTA regularly. Now I have a few thoughts on the content part. It is my feeling CMD - Kent RO Systems Ltd. that NRI Achievers is slowly losing its charm as a ‘magazine with multi con- tent’ which can satisfy all kinds of readers whether they are politics, sport, science, cuisine, lifestyle or healthy-living aficionados. Sometimes your is- sues lack on current affairs. 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With India's met-man confident of weathering monsoon deficits abundantly, it might certainly be good for agricultural, but floods are wreaking havoc in the states of Bihar and Assam, and the urban infrastructure in some T Indian metros has time and again proved to be woefully inadequate – placing a huge question mark on how much more these citadels need to be 'smartened' in order to meet the most basic expectations of their citizens, and begging the question why still have no strategies to combat the ritual flooding of some riverine states that’s become an annual woe. On the international stage, world-media's Brexit frenzy of last month has by and large abated and the UK now has a new PM in Theresa May – one of whose first acts was to appoint Indian-born MP Alok Sharma as Under Secretary of State responsible for Asia & Pacific. 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