priyankoo,
i am interested in the assamese keyboard. but i am more interested
in assamese fonts. my concern with using an unmodified bengali
font is that the underlying code might be wrong. for example, in
unicode pra in bengali is written as pa+hasanta+ra where the
ra is the bengali ra. if
Title: Re: [Assam] DEMOCRACY HARMING INDIA:
LYNGDOH
Hi Rajen:
Reading you and Himen-da, two highly trained engineers, a couple
of Assam's best, coming up with the kind of STUFF you have been for
ASSAMS's 'uddhar' ( Assam's redemption), I have to confess that Assam
is in for a very long time of
Title: Re: [Assam] DEMOCRACY HARMING INDIA: LYNGDOH
I am sorry.
I thought you had another set of
enlightened Assamese engineers in hiding to bring into force as soon as you get
the independence. If you are banking on kharkhwaslike us, please better
rethink your plan. This is all we are.
We
At least we are laying out our plan for people to see and criticize in a democratic manner.
Most of us incl. Yours Truly seem to have missed THE PLAN.
Surely you will let people see/enjoy/interact.
Regards
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From: "Rajen Barua" [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: assam@assamnet.org,"Chan Mahanta" [EMAIL
Title: Re: [Assam] DEMOCRACY HARMING INDIA:
LYNGDOH
At least we
are laying out our plan
*** WHAT plan? You could not even articulate a plan for USING the
dysfunctional desi-demockrasy that you hang on to, for even fighting
such a thing as CORRUPTION, a subject that you rail about day-in and
Plan? Thats a big surprise!
That is the first time (about time) that we are hearing about any plan - maybe its a secret, and will be surprise 'gift' for the Assamese upon independence. In the mean time we are all on pins needles, supposedly.
My suggestion, Barua, dont hold your breath.
Does
C'da,
Are you suggesting that the PCG condem the GOI/GOA violence, butin the same breathcondone (or overlook) violence from the ULFA?
The two cases of people involved,that Goswami illustrated, probably have little or nothing to with GOI/GOA. They probably had money and the ULFA wants its share -
Title: Re: [Assam] DEMOCRACY HARMING INDIA:
LYNGDOH
Ram:
Doesn't that show the writer is at least trying to be
fair?
*** If he is, then why challenge PCG's 'locus standi'- play
inquisitor? If a LARGE SECTION of the PEOPLE do perceive a
glimmer of hope, are they fools to perceive it if they did
C'da,
That damned English language affliction acting up again! Sorry to see you got
infected too :-).
I sure has gotten to me. I realize, I haven't been able to express
what I wanted clearly. Either pertinent questions I posed were ignored
or simply not understood. I apologize for the
Title: Re: [Assam] DEMOCRACY HARMING INDIA: LYNGDOH
Come on Rajen, it is pathetic how you destroy your own
credibility.
Sorry. I think all Dalai Lamas are
pathetic and without any creditability.
Does ant Tibetansreally
believe that Dalai Lama will ever bring independence of Tibet?
Nor even
Reopening of World War II road to China urged
Lekhapani (Assam) | January 08, 2006 12:15:06 PM IST
Leaders in India's northeast have urged New Delhi to reopen the
historic Stilwell Road, built during World War II, linking the region
with China via Myanmar to boost border trade with Southeast
Ram:
IMHO: No one should have the 'right' to justify violence from ANY quarter.
*** IMNSHO, if I am being violated, and I believe unjustly, then *I*
shall not relinquish MY right to justify MY reacting violently, if
there is no other recourse.
Wouldn't you? Correct me if I am wrong, but I
Title: Re: [Assam] DEMOCRACY HARMING INDIA:
LYNGDOH
I think all
Dalai Lamas are pathetic
*** There is a huge difference between THE Dalai Lama, and those
wannabe Dalai Lamas. There is a very irreverent Oxomiya metaphor for
it, which I shall not repeat here, in spite of the temptation.
Hi there Utpal,
No, I don't think I am right all the time -and am sure others think likewise.
There is easy way to find out. Hold a plesbicite under a free neutral environment and avoid all bloodshed.
That would be the easy part (thinking about it)- but the tougher part would to hold one at
Ihope someday thenation called Indiawill be matured enough to incorporate the "instrument of seccession" in the constitution.
You said it ALL :IF THIS NATION EVER WISHES TO JOIN THE Great Nation Club
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From:Malabika Brahma [EMAIL PROTECTED]To:assam@assamnet.orgSubject:[Assam] What prevents
What I typedA nation can be mature only as much as its population will allow it. Don't you think?The nation can alsome only as much mature as the framework will allow it. What I meant was The nation can also be only as much mature as the framework will allow it. Malabika
It's sheer hypocrisy on the part of India if it claims to be the
biggest democracy in the world and cannot hold a plebiscite in Assam,
NE or Kashmir. Ram da's argument is sheer balony.
Jugal
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From: Malabika Brahma [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Malabika Brahma [EMAIL
Hi Jugal,
I am all for a plebicite, but as Utpal pointed out, it would be very difficult for it happen. Just look at Kashmir. The Pakistanis and I guess many in Kashmir want one. But GOI will never go for it because it would claim that many insurgents have crept into Kasmir and will tilt the
Title: Re: [Assam] What prevents India from holding a
plesbicite
Chandan da thinks he is right.
*** I am perfectly willing to SUBMIT to the will of the people of
Assam, as expressed in a free and fair plebiscite. Heaven knows they
have suffered enough.
May be most of the people in Assam
One must recognize that all it takes for India to recognize the right to secede
and a procedure for secession of states is to have a constitutional amendment.
That's not very tough - its been done over 50 times.
Now, one can rephrase the demand for referendum and right to secession as a
demand
This is 2006
27 years after Asom gono
Andwlon
First we don't have yet
anypolitical party with such agenda.
Not to say of aa political
party with such agenda who will win.
I think such apolitical party
with such agenda will have to bea centrist party to win the majority. It
won't win on the
I will take it
Very simple.
Prove Ramda wrong and go for
plebiscite..
RB
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED];
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Sent: Monday, January 09, 2006 9:15 PM
Subject: Re: [Assam] What prevents India from
holding a
Dear Malabika and
Utpal,
Did you read the history of American
Civil War? The American Civil War is one of the most momentous and controversial
periods in American history. This bitter war was fought to stop secession of the
southern states.
The Southern states were just not
allowed to
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