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• Anup Joseph
# I have an web-based email account. Most of the time I
get junk mail, including at least 10 pornographic mails a day..
• Rohini Khatri
#I am a Reiki healer and the first energetic rapport between a healer and the
'healee', which is so vital for treatment is through email. I use emails as
first-aid tools, which work instantly on the person suffering, much before
the actual healing proccess begins.
• Rajiv Arora
# I am married and settled in Norway. My family is in India. But I stay in
touch with them via emails and I never miss my friends... I even sent
photographs of my visit to Parist. Email has made the world a very small
place
• Narottam Singh
# A graduate from Calcutta, I am doing my MBA student
in Delhi. Thanks to email and chat I share my daily activities with my best
friends in Calcutta. I think I would die if there was no email.
• Eva Mohini
# I have a very small familly. Just my mom, dad and
younger brother in Bareilly. I am working in Pune.
Through email I amcontinously in touch with them.
Otherwise I could never think of staying
away from my family.
• Mytri
# Email for me has become a passage to India. I now correspond regularly
with
my immediate family and cousins who live all over India. I know when they
have their exams. I get to know that they are safe and keeping well. Little
things that would have slipped by are noted through email. Of course, I do
miss seeing my parents hand-written mail. There are tradeoffs. But email is
instantaneous. The pleasure on our faces when we realise that we have mail
is priceless.
• Gauranga Bhattacharya
# My daughter wants to pursue higher studies in computer science
abroad. I
have got details of potential universities world-wide instantly and with
meagre expenses. Only email made it possible.
• Amol Kailash
# Since the September 11 terrorist attacks, I've been exchanging views on
world issues with quite a few Americans. Even though not all of it is
pleasant, most of us have gained from the experience. We now have a better
understanding of each other.
• Heart
# If it weren't for email how would I communicate with my penpals?
• Indrani Saha
# I met a person who is as close to me as a son, only
through email. I have never felt lonely after that. God bless email!
• Anandita
# Though I love them, emails can be so impersonal at times...
Nothing beats a
hand-written letter... Nothing!
• Bharath
# Email is far better than paper letters.
It can't tear, and our parents can't
read it.
• Milind Lagwankar
# Within a day of the tragic plane crashes, we knew our
relatives in the US were safe. I even got pictures and
information about my cousin's newborn
child.
• Kausik Das
# I have friendships with people I have never seen.
I get regular updates from
friends who are far far away.
And, most important, within a couple of hours
of the WTC tragedy,
I had news from my friend, who had his office on the
88th floor, that he was safe.
Without e-mail my world would simply stop.
• B C S Baliga
# Thanks to email, my child who was hospitalised for
about a year
due to a
major illness, kept in touch with his friends.
• Ramachandran P.S
# I am away from my wife since a few months, after almost
25 years of marriage. A letter to the US would take four weeks
to reach. E-Mail has shortened the distance betwen Chennai and the US.
• B R S RAO
# Without email, I wouldn't have had a job.
• Yagnesh
# I stay in touch with my friends abroad via email. This really
would not have been possible with conventional letters.
• Ballu
# I proposed to my girlfriend via email. And, now, whenever
she is angry, I send her a romantic email with a card.
And she always comes back to me.
• Rajitha
# My elder sister lives miles away, in Saudi, and I live
in Bangalore.
We exchange emails everday, and that makes us feel very close
to each other.
• Swathy
# When anthrax is being sent as powder in envelopes, email is a saver...
• Yagnesh
# A world without email, save me God, I could not even imagine it.
A day in office without mail is like being stuck in the Thar desert without a camel.
• Swati Sinha
# If it weren't for email, courtship would not have been
half as enjoyable for me. I live in Delhi, my fiancee in
Bangalore. And making up after a fight has never
been easier ever since we got online.
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