Dear Jeyamohan,
I heard about the new web magazine, South Bound Review, and I feel that this is a very pioneering initiative.
Our younger generation is increasingly moving towards English. If we want to introduce our traditions, culture, and modern literature to them, we too must make an effort to move towards English. English should not be seen merely as a language of communication; it can also become a language through which our culture and literary traditions are presented to the world.
In this context, South Bound Review can play an important role. It can introduce our rich literary and cultural heritage, as well as contemporary writing, to a new generation of readers in an accessible way.
I feel that we must actively introduce and promote this magazine among young people and encourage them to read and engage with it.
I wish South Bound Review every success in this important and pioneering endeavour.
With warm regards,
Jeyaraman
