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I am student of class 8th. I was very happy to read something on
environment specially meant for children. The article on Patent Rights and ‘Wealth
from Waste’ were very interesting. It would be helpful if you could involve children
from Nepal and include information on environment of the other countries too.
Namrata Thapa
Lalitpur, Nepal.
I am a student of VIIth standard. I am very happy that at last a
practical, useful and educational ecological magazine for children has been launched.
I’ve enjoyed reading useful facts about gobar and the other articles.
Soumya Mukerji
Gorakhpur, U.P.
It is not easy to read Gobar Times as reading ugly facts about our
environment is not easy. I feel guilty for everything.
Sonam Kala
Noida, U.P.
Like a newly born baby is lovelier than either of the parents, your
first issue of Gobar Times was indeed attractive and full of information. I am going to
share all its information with children of our central school.
We at Narora, unlike many Delhiites, are not unfamiliar with cow-dung cakes. I will
share the information with the humble villagers who are sparing the nation of nearly 2000
MW electricity, heat and tons of chemical fertilisers by using cow dung.
There is need to involve children at an early age. Your cartoon on polythene bags was
very appealing. We look forward to future issues and sharing our experiences with you.
Ramesh Malik
Narora Atomic Power Project
Gobar Times is fun and has lots of information in it. Its pictures make it attractive.
The main aim of the magazine is to- how to use waste in a clever way. We should not throw
the garbage into the river, but where should we throw it?
Neha Rastogi
New Delhi
A Down To
Earth Supplement
land
degradation.