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Dear Rajita,
I am a fan of your writing and thinkings in Brand Forum Magazine.
I hope to get more and more excellent writings in this magazine.
take care.
Galib
Asst. Manager - Business Development
Parshi Communications Ltd
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Dear Rajita,
Your piece on the Bangladesh Brand Forum blew my mind...thanks for contributing. On a different note, I did pay a visit to IIPM back in 2002 when I was in your city for some work. Look forward to working exchanging views and resources in future.
Warmly,
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Dear Rajita,
This is Shibai ( 27 years old) from Dhaka, Bnagladesh. I would like to thank you for your nice article named "Dhantenan". ( Bangladesh Brand Forum, December,2009) .
I 'm a fan of advertising.I always try to create some idea for new adv, I have 15 ideas for various products. I like words/ slogan / headline of a adv. U mentioned some thing regarding this which attacked me.Your article is so easy that i understood it clearly, ususlly article is so hard to me! Some examples of ur article are so nice.
I always try to read any thing about advertising. I have completed my BBA & MBA both r major in Marketing. At first i wanted a job in Banking sector but right now i am fully prepared to do my job in Adv. sector.
Its a great of re great that there is no institute in Bangladesh where i can study abt adv. Recent i m looking for a book - On Advertisng by David Ogilvy but its price is so high nera abt 35 $ which is untouchable to me. it has no online edition.
Right now i have been working as a assistant director with a famous adv maker in Bangladesh.I hope within few years i would b able to make some artistic adv.
Next month i m going to make a documentary. Please pray for me so that i can turn my dream in real life.
I am really sorry to disturb u without any permission . May god bless u & thanks again for that beautiful article.
Stay fine all the moments.
Shibai
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Dear Rajita
I really appreciate your article on “ Aamir does it best – even at 44”. I am working in one of the leading advertising agency of Bangladesh as a assistant manager media planning. Your article help me to explore new dimension for building brand through media innovation. We are also facing the same challenges to build brand through conventional media. Our television can reach 56% of our total population. Interestingly TV has the highest reach among the conventional media vehicles. Surprisingly the viewership of national TV channel is decreasing, even though the reach of internet is very insignificant. In that situation, a planned PR really helps to build brand beyond all typical alternative. I may need your support in near future.
Best of luck
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Dear Ms. Rajita Chaudhuri,
Hope this mail finds you at the best of your states. I just read your article "Aamir Does It Best- Even at 44" published in Brand Forum, February 2010 issue. The way you wrote it, is indeed, splendid and deserves an applause. While going through the article I got to know a few interesting facts that obviously grabbed my attention; a few of the many things that I was not aware of. And the edifying content is undoubtedly an outcome of deeper understanding of true PR and the broad range of it's capabilities. I actually comply with your claim and thank you as well for such an interesting and LIVE presentation.
I am a young professional, working at a PR agency in Bangladesh, ''ForethoughtPR'', an extended wing of ''Asiatic 360'' which is an affiliate of JWT worldwide. I'll be in touch.
Cheers.
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Hi Rajita
I just wanted to say..great article on PR strategy - "Aamir does it best - even at 44" in the latest edition of 4Ps ! The entire article was very well written! Love it!
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Hi,
I have been really moved by your wonderful article titled "The Fittest don't Survive", which was published in Year End Special Issue (Vol. IV Issue 23 18th Dec.-31st Dec, '09)of "4Ps Business & Marketing" magazine. We should definitely try to make a difference to the world we are living in.
Moreover, we should first strive to bring a change in the existing Education System (myself being in Academics since the last 9 years), which is more into 'rote learning' than developing the thinking ability in an individual. This was aptly shown in the block-buster movie '3 Idiots'.
It is my sincere wish that may one day all the like minded and 'right' minded people unite and make this earth a better place to live in.
Thanks and regards,
Tathagata Dasgupta
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Hi Rajita,
It was a good article i read in ur article in flavours of india it was quite encouraging.
I myself is a practicing urologist in north delhi and i have realy grown from a poor kid to present day status as a competent,confident and perfectionist person.
In fact when i toped delhi university in 1980 and got selected for medical college in 1980 in maulana azad medical college one of my professor told me(when i told about my success bossingly) that `achievement of any thing is easy maintenance of that thing is very difficult`. i am still trying to achieve every day and looking for my professor that i am still trying to acieve.
your article is as encouraging as u look in ur photo
wishing u new year
Dr Atul Goswami
BSc, MBBS, MS, MCh (urology)AIIMS |
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Hi Rajita,
Felt good reading your piece in the latest 4 Ps. Being a school economics teacher, I am thankful to you for giving me so many examples to forward to my students for their learning for the life.
Wishing you a very happy new year. Wish to read such a wonderful pieces in the new year!
regards and best wishes
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Dear Rajita,
It was simply great. It was small still having a lot of information inside it. And the inspiration that comes through this is innumerable. After reading it I feel I should thank u to remind us the truth of our life. In the whole creation of God, human may among the small ones. But being a Muslim I believe that human are the best creation of God. One single step of Begum Rokeya changed the life style of female of this subcontinent. Mother Teresa taught us how small touch of love can change life of thousand of homeless children. One simple wheel resembles the patriotism that lead to the growth of India. I especially like the example of a mosquito. I am eagerly looking forward to read such column. Your smile is also sharp as your writings.
Sorry for my bad writings. Keep smiling ----------------
Thanks & Regards,
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Hello mam ,
Myself Deven . I m pursuing MCA from VIT uni .. I read your article .. It was awesom ..
Actually mam i want to ask you something ... The question is Do you believe in God ?? If yes then why ?? I can ask this question to any spiritual guru but as i think they just use his almighty's name ..
I m very big fan of your intellectulity.. So i hope you can answer for my question ..
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