Since a month I am with my daughter at Ann Arbor Michigan USA I felt like a fish out of water without daily dose of reading my morning newspapers. My son in law downloaded app for TNIE in my new ipad a week back I felt rejuvenated and thrilled to glean all pages of newspaper leisurely and feel at home contented I solve daily scrabble read sports columns and editorial I was winner four times sunday quiz and runner up many a time (prizes of Parker pen are still eluding me ) Nothing can replace the pleasure of a newspaper with a cup of hot coffee Because of time difference between India and USA I read tomorrow paper today After ten days I will be back at Tirupati and B and W paper will be in my hands only problem is Sunday supplement is not given hence I cannot do my weekly quiz so thank you TNIE for making fully aware of happenings back home especially my lovely native Tirupati Bye bye

It’s always pleasure to read The New Indian Express. It gives me knowledge of all the events occurring around the world, especially in our beloved country. The format for the newspaper is efficient and up to point. I am delighted to see that news can be expressed in various ways through technology. All throughout, news segments are well organized. The picture quality is amazing and I look forward to the next issue of the paper.

I have been an e-subscriber last two years. Your paper has been following a reasonably balanced stand on issues. However, of late, I see a trend. The paper has been moving away from an objective to a perceptible anti-centre, to be more precise anti BJP, position. Your Senior Editor comes up with an article every Sunday, pouring discontent on the Centre, in particular, the PM and HM, as if is a crusade, mostly opinionating without a methodical analysis. I have myself written letters to the Editor. Not published.When a victim happens to belong to a backward community, his caste is highlighted, making it hypocritical and even socially vengeful. Any analysis of an election is incomplete without an analysis of the caste and religion. India is not exactly a caste-driven, religiously divided nation as conveyed as the western media or as the theocratic neighbouring countries would want. Finally, certain familiar names always crowd the letters published in your paper. It does not go much beyond a spectrum. I have a suggestion. The letters should be more widespread and voices not exactly in line with your current trend should find a place. Thank you if you will publish my review.Sundaram Kumar

Everything is good except for the ads at the bottom of the app. Ads are shown even for the paid users. They are very distracting. Please get rid of ads for the paid users who have subscribed to the e-paper.