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Dear Ed,

Finally a change! I was pleasantly surprised when I saw yesterday’s (31 March) Us. The new layout is good and I hope you will continue to revamp the magazine, but I rather liked the ‘Bits ‘N’ Pieces’ section and hope it has not been discontinued. I have a suggestion based on my own experience. When I was in school, we used to have a 35-minute period called ‘Moral Science’. The teacher would discuss things like honesty and moral values, etc. Maybe once a month you could run a story or article with a message, as educating the youth is a duty of any publication for young people.

Sarwar Saleem, Karachi

Hello Editor,

In the issue of 24 March, I liked the cover story ‘Celebrating Ramazan across the world’, and was fascinated by some of the traditions mentioned. Growing up in Liberty area of Lahore, I remember we used to wake up for Sehri to the beat of drums. I don’t know whether it still happens there or not, as I was only nine when we moved from Lahore. Now I am a grandmother and read your magazine with my granddaughter. I think Us is good for young people as it has a lot of information and stories.

Fouzia Begum, Hyderabad

Hi Ed,

The issue of 17 March had a nice new addition, Potpourri. The magazine was becoming dull with only serious stuff, you know. I have an idea: you can make it more interesting by adding another interesting section: Movie Review. I also think Comic Relief should be of two pages; one for comic strips and puzzles and one for jokes.

Noor-ul-Ain, Lahore

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