Any takers?
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http://www.nytimes.com/2011/06/30/world/asia/30iht-letter30.html?pagewanted=2sq=Indiast=csescp=4
Searching for Something Good to Say About India By MANU JOSEPH
NEW DELHI -- It is a question that journalists in India are often asked
without affection. “Don’t you have
Dear netters
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I said I was unable to link up the website as requested by Mr Manas Deka but
after trying a little I am now successful. The pictures, however, do not appear.
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http://www.independent.co.uk/student/news/a-shaper-focus-for-the-it-crowd
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Best wishes
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bhuban
OK, I will take the bait Ram :-).
So what do YOU think of it? Is Manu Joseph trying to stir up trouble, or is he
just another one of those
India bashers, or perhaps a western-apologist in the style of , as many of us
say here seem to think in this forum,
Pankaj Mishra?
BTW, I read Manu
It seems that the state Govt of Assam is bent on bringing back the turbines to
be used for the construction of the 2000-MW Lower Subansiri Hydroelectric Power
Project. If completed , this is going to pose serious threat to the downstream
population and will be a catastrophe in this seismically
Hi C'da,
I really like Joseph's writing style, and can actually agree with a lot he
says.
On some things, I am conflicted:
'Nobody loves India like the Indian who does not live here anymore.'
Actually the opposite is also true Nobody hates India in some cases.
But what Joseph and others
Dear Ankur,
You said speak as civil voice against this design. Do you really know what
the design is? If the dam traps the water in a reservoir and the reservoir does
not displace a lot of villagers, I don't see a problem with the reservoir. Also
if the water through the turbines is released
