Reader's Response

Interesting Contractor

I have been an avid reader of FeBusiness Traveller and really enjoy the high profile section. It is quite interesting to know the personal life and tastes of the well known achievers of the corporate world, many of whom normally avoid the limelight. The interview of Hafeez Contractor by Reema Sisodia in the December issue brought out many interesting facets of the architect’s life. Who would have imagined that the man was refused admission to an architecture course as his academic record was not too good! Also it was heartening to read about his down to earth attitude despite his fame. A quality which otherwise would only be known to people who come in contact with him.

Mufeed Shamsuddin

Pune

Good Article...Hic

For one who occasionally enjoys going overboard on his favourite ‘poison’ and swears never to indulge again the next morning, the December U Matter article, ‘Morning After...A Hangover Story’ by Bhisham Mansukhani was not only timely but also useful. Reading about what and how much precipitates the intensity of the feeling of ‘drills boring in your head the next morning’ was quite enlightening. Also tips and tricks from veteran ‘guzzlers’ on avoiding a hangover were ‘what the doctor ordered’ for people like me who love to be in high spirits. Cheers to feBusiness Traveller and hope you publish more such articles which have high practical value.

Pramod Billimoria

Delhi

Not So Fab

The December issue cover story Fab Five which featured the top destinations of 2004 was quite informative. I am however not too sure that London should be on the list. It might be one of the major metropolises of the world but it is not a likely leisure destination and then to put it among the top five is stretching it. There must be tons of other leisure destinations in Europe which are more enthralling and exotic.

Qaiser Sumari

Mumbai