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>Date: Sat, 07 Jun 2003 09:45:57 -0500
>From: Chan Mahanta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Subject: Letter to the Editor
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>Dear Editor:
>
>Just saw the letter from Mr. B.K. Bhuyan entitled Hello Readers Abroad.
>His suggestion is an excellent one and we would love to see that happen.
>
>In the same vein, I would also like to suggest that the Assam Tribune or
>other media outlets might find it beneficial to carry weekly, bi-weekly
>or monthly
>condensed versions of the many Assam related topics that we
>'probaaxisOxomiyas' participate in through Assam Net, an Internet based
>discussion forum.
>It would allow us to participate with our brethren in an interactive
>manner, which would benefit both Assam as well as the expatriates and
>their children in keeping
>the connections alive and meaningful. Readers can access Assam Net
>through <http://pikespeak.uccs.edu/mailman/listinfo/assam>.
>
>Finally, a comment on the topic of False Promise. Mr, Dhruba Jyoti
>Deka's frustration is very understandable. However, expressing
>frustrations over
>politicians' ineptitude or dereliction of duty or even outright lies
>would change nothing, until the citizens themselves get involved in
>fixing what is broken
>and work together for their collective welfare. The perception that once
>politicians have been elected and sent to to the seat of government
>to rule over them their responsibilities are over, is a terribly
>simplistic notion at best. It is further complicated by our propensity
>to let the governmental
>machinery usurp more and more powers while serving the people less and
>less. It is time the citizenry rises up, screams 'we have had enough' and
>demands action. And if those who are entrusted with those
>responsibilities still do not respond, then take things into their own
>hands. That is the only
>real solution.
>
>Yours truly,
>
>Chandan Mahanta
>St. Louis, USA
>
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>
>Hello, readers abroad!
>Sir, � Congratulations for having put your esteemed daily onto the
>website thus enabling readers living abroad and outside Assam to keep
>themselves informed about the happenings in Assam which I could see from
>the amount of responses that you receive in your mailbox. I would like
>to suggest to introduce a special column titled �Hello, readers abroad�
>meant for the readers abroad to reciprocate the enthusiasm displayed
>through their letter. � Yours etc., BK BHUYAN, Dr SK Bhuyan Road, Guwahati.
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>
>False promise
>Sir,� The letters on Guwahati city�s deteriorating road condition are
>quite revealing. But I wonder politicians would ever look into these
>matters seriously. It has been truly said that roads really reflect the
>society. It's a shame on the part of the politicians that even after
>more than 50 years of country�s independence they are still making false
>promises like clean drinking water, good roads in their election
>rallies. These things should have been taken care of much before. It's
>really high time on the part of the politicians to change their election
>manifestoes. �Yours etc., DHRUBA JYOTI DEKA, Bangalore.
>



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