Blue Dart has been my go-to choice for sending important parcels. They are fast and usually deliver on time, even in smaller towns. The tracking system is clear and accurate, which gives peace of mind. The only drawback is that their prices are slightly higher compared to local couriers, but for sensitive documents it’s worth it.

DHL Supply Chain is excellent for businesses dealing with international shipping. I had experience working with them during my internship, and I found their warehousing and supply management very organized. Sometimes customs clearance takes extra time, but that’s more due to regulations than the company itself. Overall, they are very dependable for global logistics.

I enrolled my son in PlanetSpark about 4 months back. Initially, I wasn’t sure if online classes could bring any real difference, but slowly I started noticing that he attempts to speak more in English at home. He even tries to explain his school lessons in English. The journey is not overnight, but it’s steady and consistent, which is exactly what I wanted.

My son doesn’t usually sit still for online classes, but these ones keep him engaged. The activities are interesting, and he comes out of class happy and excited to tell us what he learned. That’s a very good sign for me as a parent.

I liked that the focus here is not just on grammar books but on actually using English to talk. My daughter tries to share her daily experiences in English now. She is still learning, but I can see she is getting the confidence to communicate.

My son still makes small grammatical mistakes, but he no longer feels shy while talking. For me, that confidence is more important than perfection. With time, I know the fluency will come, but right now I am happy he has overcome the hesitation.

Earlier, it was difficult to convince my daughter to attend tuition, but with PlanetSpark, she herself logs in excitedly. She likes her teacher and feels comfortable sharing her thoughts. I notice she uses new vocabulary in her schoolwork too, which shows she is learning.

My daughter is a very reserved child, so I was worried whether she would adjust to online classes. But surprisingly, she really liked the format. The teacher encouraged her to share her opinions and she started speaking in English without much fear. It is still not perfect, but I feel proud that she is trying consistently.

My son usually loses focus very quickly, but the way classes are designed keeps him attentive. Role play, group discussions and storytelling have all made him more confident. This method is much better than only reading and writing.