Letter in BM on 5Mar 19

K Ragavan
BM reader
Elevated roads are a good idea but they take a long time to be built and traffic is affected for the duration. It should be done with planning and foresight to cause least inconvenience

Letter in BM on 4Mar 19

Letter Published in India Abroad USA on 4Mar 19

https://www.indiaabroad.com/eedition/page/page_0bd47a5f-98b9-5793-a80b-35a9cd6707de.htmle

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Letter Published in The National UAE on 4Mar The OIC summit is a symbol of co-operation for the region

I refer to your editorial The OIC provides a model of co-operation and self-determination for the Islamic world (March 2).The Organisation of Islamic Co-operation’s latest meeting in Abu Dhabi has proven that constructive decision-making is indeed possible.

The main objective of this meeting was not only economic, as Muslim nations agreed to cooperate on scientific, humanitarian and technological issues.

I am also very happy to read that India was a guest of honour at the OIC and that the country voiced its concerns over the terror attacks that are threatening its borders today.

I am confident this meeting will bring further cooperation on global issues such as terrorism.

K.Ragavan, Bengaluru

Letter in BM on 3Mar 19

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Letter Published in BM on 3 Mar 19 Time to get martyrs’ memorial to NMM

K Ragavan has responded to the story ‘They are chipping away at memorial for our martyrs’. He writes the story elaborates on the importance of memorial for martyrs. Bengalureans have been eagerly waiting to see the 78-foot monolith to be installed in National Military Memorial to honour our martyrs for more than eight years. This would be a good gesture by the state government for our soldiers and particularly in the light of the recent events and the return of Abhinandan

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Letter Published in KhaleejTimes UAE on 3 Mar 19No one wants war

The release of Indian pilot by Pakistan authorities was a good development. It indicates the progress being made in the relations between the two countries and raises hopes of dialogue.

Three countries, namely the US, Saudi Arabia and the UAE, should be commended for their influence in dissuading the two governments from escalating tensions. Ultimately, no country wants war. Pakistan should work at eradicating terror from its soil.

-K. Ragavan, Bengaluru, India