  In a recent Comment [arXiv:1108.3399], Dzuba and Flambaum have referred to
the disagreement of the results of our latest calculations of Tl electron and
scalar-pseudoscalar (S-PS) electric dipole moments (EDMs) and Cs parity
non-conservation (PNC) with some other calculations. We have responded to all
their points and also discussed the larger issues related to them. We have
attempted to find the reasons for the disagreement between the results of our
calculations and those of others. In particular, we have found that the two
important reasons for the discrepancies between the Tl EDM calculations of
Dzuba and Flambaum and ours are the different choice of single particle
orbitals and the treatment of the valence-core correlation effects. We have
demonstrated by numerical calculations that the $V^{N-3}$ orbitals used by
Dzuba and Flambaum overestimate the Tl electron and S-PS EDMs at the Dirac-Fock
level. The failure of their suggested consistency test as interpreted by us is
explained for systems with strong correlation like Tl. Also, the importance of
understanding the physics underlying different theories on which atomic EDM and
PNC calculations are based and comparisons between them are emphasized.
