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The unfortunate experiences we have had obviously were not meant to suggest everyone is like that. m At 4:43 AM +0530 6/12/03, shantikam hazarika wrote: > > >I must say that we at the Assam Institute of Management would really be >able to do something if we get some donations for our institute. we have >the requsite permission from the government of India for accepting >donations and they can be made to us through CAS. In fact a few NRI >well-wishers have done so and we had more than a lakh and half of rupees >in the fund. we are using it for computers and equipment for our >institute. we can assure that the money will be accounted for and >scruplously utilised.Our annual accounts are audited and have to be passed >by the Governing Body and the General Body every year before we can hope >for further grant-in-aid from the state government. > > Shantikam Hazarika Director, Assam Institute of Management PO Box >30, GUWAHATI 781001, India TF: +91-361-2654813/2654815 (0) 2666570 (R) >Fax: 2551071 HOME PAGE: ><http://www.aimguwahati.com/>www.aimguwahati.com >From: "Anjan K. >Nath" >To: "Bharat B" , "Chan Mahanta" >CC: >Subject: Re: [Assam] Check >from Assam 2002 >Date: Thu, 12 Jun 2003 06:26:57 +0800 > >Hear , hear. >> >Well said! > >I too hesitate to make contributions to so called >"charities" in Assam these >days as one is never sure that the money is >used for the meant purpose. >I wonder what has become of the latest >organization that we heard of >recently. They have not made any audible >sounds of late and I thought that >they were interested in tapping and >picking the brains of the expats. > >Anjan > > *** That is certainly >a nice thought, a constructive idea. But it would be > > like asking BB >to donate all his spare money to worthwhile charities in > > Assam. > > >Expat Assamese DO indeed do their share for chartities in Assam and India >> > too, in addition to what they participate in right here in their >adopted > > land/s. Unfortunately, a singular impediment to WIDER >participation in > > charitable efforts in Assam, has often been the >inability to get anything > > DONE with the donations. I can cite a >number of contributions to major and > > 'reputable' organizations in >Assam, which have remained either unused or > > unaccounted for a number >of years. >They're big & powerful. The macho mean machines! ><http://g.msn.com/8HMHENIN/2731??PS=>SUVs are here to stay! _______________________________________________ Assam mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://pikespeak.uccs.edu/mailman/listinfo/assam
