Sumant's Upanayanam - photos

Here's the comment entered by Vidya on Ramu's query:
"Banu's daughter Shraddha arranged the photographer who was the person under whom she did her internship when she was studying visual communications .Yes, Ramu mama u r right , the photographer was asked to take photos of amma who mistook Lux and went about it.In fact a friend of mine fromhere was talking to Lux chitti thinking she has seen her in Abudhabi till Lux corrected her and took her to amma.
Thu Sep 04, 06:41:00 PM 2008"
May I remind all that "comments" tend to get overlooked. It is better to make a fresh "Post" even if one is only commenting on an earlier post. You can see earlier posts on this subject if you click the Label below.

New and illeterate?

To answer Ramakrishnan's query. To add a comment on any post, you simply click on 'comment' below the post and proceed from there. But comments made on old posts (and even new ones) could be overlooked, as they open only when clicked on. So the best thing is to make a new post, referring to the item comments on and giving its heading and date for easy tracking. Please see the earlier posts on this topic under the label 'comments vis-a-vis posts',

Jayaraman

Comments vs. posts

Hari, I just saw your comment on my post on middle class (restaurants). If you go back to an earlier post, you will see my suggestion that we should 'post' whatever we want to say and not 'comment'. This is becuase comments are not seen unless clicked on and may get overlooked, especially if they are on old posts.

Gayathri, thanks for the detailed, interesting post. Looking forward to your account on the Mansaraovar visit.

Posts as compared to Comments

Please read the three posts below, which reproduce 'comments' made by KN and Ramakrishnan on earlier posts. As I had said some time back, comments do not open unless clicked on and, as the relevant posts get older, may not be noticed. So it would be better to publish new posts every time, so that everyone reads them