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Dear Jaal,
This is to inform you that we have commenced with New Zealand produced Hindi TV programs with ENGLISH SUB-TITLES and the same TV programs are being telecasted through Triangle TV every week. We are the first and No.1 in Australasia to produce and telecast TV programs by immigrants from India.
SANGAM TV is here to serve the community of New Zealand and all are welcome to present their talent, skills subject to availability of broadcast time and approval of the Management of Sangam TV.
Your kind cooperation is highly appreciated.
Thanking you and assuring of our best services at all times to come.
Manjula Dhody (parik@ihug.co.nz)
Jaal: After having watched a few movies recently, our suggestion is; present the Hindi programmes with Hindi sub-titles. We also suggest that you fill your prime time comdey hour with bulletins of proceedings in the Lok Sabha; you won't require a laugh track.
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Dear Jaal,
We wish to share that we are the first and only Hindi Portal and that our e-mail service 'epatra.com' is the only mailing service that delivers the language advantage.
We shall be glad to exchange links with you and request you to kindly provide a link of www.epatra.com (in place of webdunia.com) at your site and help us reach out to many more Indians. We shall be glad to be of any assistance that you may need and look forward to your continued support and encouragement.
Looking forward to working with you.
Rajesh Wagh (rajesh@epatra.com)
Jaal: Your wish has been granted. See above.
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Dear Jaal,
I love your emag a lot. Especially the 'Via-Agra' ad.
Anyway the reason I write this is to introduce myself and to see if you can contribute your content to our new CommunityPortal.
We have expanded our CommunityPortal, JustIndian.com very recently. We have been running BayAreaIndian.com for a year and after lot of requests from people around the world we have expanded to the rest of the world and we are doing great.
We have created a new section called eMaG where we get content from people around the world who publish their articles, poems, opinions etc., in this and we give complete credits by two ways. One we put their logo right on top of the content with a link to their website.
So, I would love to have your content published in our eMaG.
Muktesh (muktesh@justindian.com)
Jaal: See, compliments will get you anywhere; even to being the featured letter on HatE-mail.
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Dear Jaal,
Happy anniversary,baby. Put us on to some ad revenue and we think we should be a a laughing stock.
S Parthasarathy (sp280336@mantraonline.com)
Jaal: What makes you think you aren't one already?
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Dear Jaal,
The National Foundation for India has announced 10 competitive Fellowships for its North East Media Exchange Programme (NEMEP) for the Millennium.
The Fellowships on offer include six for Outward Fellows (journalists from print and visual media from the north East) and four for Inward Fellows (journalists from other parts of the country).
The names of those selected for the Fellowships will be announced on February 15, 2000. The Programme, now in its fourth year of operation, has already awarded Fellowships to 37 journalists from the North East and other parts of India.
The aim of the NFI Programme has been to help develop a better knowledge of the North Eastern region among journalists who travelled here and also opened the horizons of mediapersons who had worked only in the region, enabling them to get a better understanding of the rest of India.
Nabina Chandna (nabina@nfi.ren.nic.in)
Jaal: Further details are available right here.
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