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Gulf News readers speak
Gulf News readers speak
- Staff Report
- Published: 23:35 September 25, 2008
Shumail Ali
I have been reading Gulf News for a good ten years now. I mostly do my newspaper reading as and when I can spare some time at the workplace. The business and sports sections are my absolute favourites.
Suryanarayana Pulickal
I follow the paper online and like to grab a quick read when at work. My favourite section in the paper is the business pullout. I have been reading Gulf News for five years and I feel everything about it is perfect.
Khalid Rafiq
I read the paper at home early in the morning and then at the office during the breaks. I have been following the paper for eight years. I generally focus on the cover page since I can glean the important events at a glance.
Saleh Salim
I catch up with the newspaper at home in the evenings. I have been reading Gulf News for four years. I especially like the sports and local sections. Other than a feeling that local coverage could be improved, I find the paper quite satisfying.
Omar Mukhtar
I like the sports pullout, the classifieds section and the Wheels magazine I get with the paper. I have been reading Gulf News for two years and I think the end product is well-packaged. I prefer to flip through the paper when I am taking a quick break at the office.
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