[Assam] Fw: [AEC] Digest Number 1047

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  Digest #10471Onsite Offshore openings with multiple 
technology at Capgemini/IGATE   by arnabllohar  
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   Onsite Offshore openings with multiple technology at Capgemini/IGATE   
 
 Wed Mar 9, 2016 4:56 am (PST) . Posted by: 
 
   arnabllohar   
 Hi,
 

 Below are recent openings with Capgemini/IGATE. If anyone is interested, 
Please sent me the resume along with the job code to 
arnab.barkak...@capgemini.com .
 

 regards,
 
 Arnab
 

 Saturday
 12th March 2016
 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
 · Job Code : 185137
 · Skill : Instrument cluster Testing / CAN protocol / Automation Testing / C 
programming
 · BU : PES
 · Minimum Experience : 3 years – 5 years
 · Job Location : Noida
 · Venue : Capgemini, Plot No-142, Block B, Noida Special Economic Zone (NSEZ), 
Dadri Road, Noida Ph II, Near Kendriya Vihar, Opposite Sector 82, Noida - 
201305, Uttar Pradesh
 Saturday
 12th March 2016
 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
 · Job Code : 185136
 · Skill : C / Embedded C / White box Testing / MISRA
 · BU : PES
 · Minimum Experience : 3 years – 5 years
 · Job Location : Noida
 · Venue : Capgemini, Plot No-142, Block B, Noida Special Economic Zone (NSEZ), 
Dadri Road, Noida Ph II, Near Kendriya Vihar, Opposite Sector 82, Noida - 
201305, Uttar Pradesh
 
 Job code
 Job Details
 180030
 · Skill : Test Automation Architecture
 · BU: IVV
 · Minimum experience: 9 years
 · Work Location: Toronto, ON
 183482
 · Skill : Informatica with Testing
 · BU: I
 · Minimum experience: 7 years
 · Work Location: New York City, NY
 183821
 · Skill : OBIA/ Siebel Analytics
 · BU: I
 · Minimum experience: 7 years
 · Work Location: Lincolnshire, IL
 183994
 · Skill : Matlab / Simulink
 · BU: P
 · Minimum experience: 7 years 
 · Work Location: Oshawa
 184064
 
 · Skill : Java 
 · BU: FS Insurance 
 · Minimum experience: 6 years 
 · Work Location: Solon, Ohio
 184104
 
 · Skill : Informatica ETL
 · BU: I
 · Minimum experience: 6 years 
 · Work Location: Teaneck, NJ
 184395
 
 · Skill : Alfresco Architecture/ BI
 · BU: I
 · Minimum experience: 6 years 
 · Work Location: Sparks, MD
 184396
 
 · Skill : Greenplum 
 · BU: I 
 · Minimum experience: 6 years 
 · Work Location: Fairfield, CT
 184436
 
 · Skill : BOBJ/BODS Design
 · BU: I
 · Minimum experience: 7 years 
 · Work Location: Atlanta, GA
 184542
 
 · Skill : Java 
 · BU: FS Insurance 
 · Minimum experience: 6 years 
 · Work Location: Overland Park, KS
 184566
 · Skill : Operations 
 · BU: BPO 
 · Minimum experience: 3 years 
 · Work Location: El Paso, TX
 184587
 
 · Skill : BI 
 · BU: I
 · Minimum experience: 14 years 
 · Work Location: Cincinnati, OH
 184704
 · Skill : Informatica ETL
 · BU: I
 · Minimum experience: 7 years 
 · Work Location: New York City, NY
 184740
 
 · Skill : Python / R / Java / Matlab
 · BU: I 
 · Minimum experience: 5 years 
 · Work Location: Erie, PA
 184950
 
 · Skill : Java 
 · BU: RBC
 · Minimum experience: 7 years 
 · Work Location: Toronto, ON
 185063
 · Skill : SSIS
 · BU: I
 · Minimum experience: 7 years 
 · Work Location: Milwaukee, WI
 185282
 
 · Skill : Java 
 · BU: FS BFS 
 · Minimum experience: 6 years 
 · Work Location: Merrimack, NH
 185301
 · Skill : DWBI 
 · BU: I
 · Minimum experience: 5 years 
 · Work Location: Richmond, VA
 
 Job code
 Job Details
 176825
 · Skill : Big data / Hadoop / Cassandra / MapReduce / Hbase
 · BU: I
 · Minimum experience: 9 Years
 · Work Location: Pune
 179637
 · Skill : Application Support - SLA / Incident Management / Problem Management 
/ Change Management / Release Management
 · BU: Apps1 CPRD
 · Minimum experience: 5 Years
 · Work Location: Pune
 180024
 · Skill : Schematic / PCB Layout / Library / Component Engineering / 
Multilayer / ORCAD / PADS / EXPEDITION / CADSTAR / ALTIUM 
 · BU: P
 · Minimum experience: 3 years
 · Work Location: Mumbai
 182190
 
 · Skill : IBM Worklight / Hybrid Mobile App Development / Cordova / Angular JS
 · BU: Enterprise Mobility
 · Minimum experience: 7 years
 · Work Location: Mumbai
 183031
 
 · Skill : Business Analyst Reference Data 
 · BU: IDMS
 · Minimum experience: 4 years
 · Work Location: Mumbai
 183187
 
 · Skill : Human Resources 
 · BU: IGATE Corp Univ Tech Trng
 · Minimum experience: 6 years
 · Work Location: Pune
 183657
 
 · Skill : Application Support 
 · BU: Apps1 CPRD
 · Minimum experience: 3 years
 · Work Location: Pune
 185245
 
 · Skill : BPM Programmer - Opentext Case360
 · BU: Digital BPM
 · Minimum experience: 3 years
 · Work Location: Mumbai
 185251
 
 · Skill : IBM Case Management
 · BU: Digital BPM
 · Minimum experience: 5 years
 · Work Location: Mumbai
 185627
 
 · Skill : MS Dynamics 
 

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[Assam] Fw: [North East Professionals' Forum] Advertisement for a few faculty positions in...

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Re: [Assam] [NorthEastIndia] IS IDEALISM IN POLITICS POSSIBLE - Prodyut Bora

[Gautam Choudhury]

Its really a nice idealistic proposal. I think, before going ahead with this 
idea, Pradyut Bora must clarify a few points e.g. Why he joined BJP and why got 
disillusioned? Whether he has planned to devote full time in politics? if yes, 
how he has planned for his livelihood till the intended party is in power, any 
plan for working to-gather with Akhil Gogoi? I think people will have many more 
such queries before taking Pradyut Bora in faith.
Regards
Gautam Choudhury

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    IS IDEALISM IN POLITICS POSSIBLE

Dear Friends:

I have a dream. And that dream is to create Assam's, and maybe India's most 
ethical/honest and inclusive political party.
Democracy is about making political choices. And it is the job of political 
parties to present people with such alternatives. In my opinion, today there 
isn't a single party in Assam that can claim to be qualitatively different from 
each other. And this is precisely the reason why I resigned from the BJP. So 
why don't we create one?
WE DON'T NEED A MODI, WE DON'T NEED A KEJRIWAL
Mr Modi and Mr Kejriwal may have their strengths, but the salvation of Assam is 
in the sole hands of the people of Assam. No Modi or Kejriwal will come and 
solve our local problems. We ourselves have to be our own Modi, or our own 
Kejriwal. If we put our hearts and minds to it—and if our intentions are 
pure—there is nothing that they have done that we cannot do.
Lot of people ask me to join AAP in Assam. I say 'no'. My argument is: why do 
we have to ride on the back of a Kejriwal? Why can't we be Kejriwal ourselves? 
We don't need to get Kejriwal to Assam; instead, if we like, we may adopt the 
values of integrity and transparency that he espouses. Rather than borrowing a 
template from outside, why can't we create such a model party that the whole of 
India emulates us tomorrow?
Let me tell you how we can create that dream party.
FINANCES: THE ROOT OF ALL CORRUPTION
The root of all political corruption is party finances. There is no 
accountability of where money comes from, and where it is spent. I want to 
begin here.
I estimate that the monthly running cost of the state unit of BJP Assam is Rs 
10 Lakhs. This is the operational cost of only the state unit, not the 
districts. Secondly, this does not include election campaign expenses. Now, for 
a moment if we forget election campaign finances, and concentrate only on the 
monthly running cost of the state unit, the question is: how do we raise Rs 10 
Lakhs each month, such that we have no apparent handicap vis-a-vis the BJP and 
Congress.
My proposal is: if 1000 people contribute Rs 1000/- per month, its adds up to 
Rs 10 Lakhs. If at least a thousand good people believe that they should 
contribute to the creation of a party that does not have to go to questionable 
characters for money, I think the financial sustainability of this new party is 
assured. Once we have the daily sustainability assured, I think we can find out 
other innovative and ethical means to raise election finances whenever 
necessary.
The big question is: whether we can get a thousand good people in Assam who 
would back the idea? Come to think of it: it is not a big sum. Rs 1000/- is 
just the cost of two kilos of rohu fish. Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose said, 
“give me blood, I will give you freedom.” Let us go to these prospective 
thousand donors and say, “give us Rs 1000/- per month, and we would give you 
Assam's most ethical and performance-driven party, something that we can be 
proud of.”
Two points here: (a) accountability and (b) performance
Accountability: We would ask these donors to give us 12 post-dated monthly 
cheques of Rs 1000/- each. This way we would not be able to spend all the money 
in one go, and our sustainability for the year in assured. In return, what we 
would give to our donors is a quartely (3-monthly) financial report, audited by 
a chartered accountant, on how we spent the money. In India, only listed 
companies prepare quarterly balance sheets and profit-and-loss statements. If 
we do this, we would be the first party in India to be doing so. This would set 
a new paradigm of probity in Indian politics.
Performance: At the end of the year, we would again go to these donors for 
their next 12 post-dated cheques. Unless we perform, our donors would not fund 
us for the next year. This would ensure that we perform.
IDEOLOGY: LIBERALISM  DEMOCRACY
The 'ideology', if you wish to use this word, of this new party should be 
liberalism and democracy.
Liberalism means personal, as well as economic freedom

[Assam] Fw: [Assam Society] Fw: Openings for .Net / PL- SQL [3 Attachments]

[Gautam Choudhury]

  On Thursday, 16 October 2014 11:15 PM, Roushan Choudhury 
roushan_choudh...@yahoo.co.in [AssamSociety] assamsoci...@yahoogroups.com 
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Some more opening...you can forward your profile to 
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RegardsRoushan
   
  
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Re: [Assam] FASS GENERAL BODY MEETING

[Gautam Choudhury]

Could see a new ray of hope in these new development...

Gautam Choudhury


On Tuesday, 20 May 2014 9:45 AM, Bidyananda Barkakoty barkak...@yahoo.co.in 
wrote:
 


Mr. Neiphiu Rio’s Speech at NDA Parliamentary Meeting on 20th May 2014 
(Tuesday) in New Delhi 
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UejZGmXgBQU
 
Mr.
Rio is a Member of Parliament (MP) from Nagaland and was/is Chief Minister of
Nagaland for three consecutive terms. Mr. Rio may be inducted into Mr. Modi’s
Council of Ministers. Mr. Rio will be of help in taking forward Ike’s proposal.
 
Bidyananda
Barkakoty
Guwahati
Cell
: 9435046211
 
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Fri, May 2, 2014 at 9:17 PM, Madan Bezbaruah mpbezbar...@yahoo.co.in
wrote:
I
was delighted to read the proposal from Ike. As you know I chair a committee on
NE ( the work was suspended when the Code of Conduct came into operation) to
look onto the concerns of people from NE in the Metros. As part of our
tentative recommendations I was thinking of such a centre. We had a little
wider view -- wanted the centre to be 'one stop' centre for grievances,
counselling, orientation for people coming for the first time to the metro
about 'do's and dont's', spoken hindi classes etc. Any suggestions is welcome. 
It will be very helpful if a proper
proposal could be sent to me so that I can make it a part of our report after
consulting the other members. If it comes in the name of an organisation--like
FASS- it will be even better.
Can you also suggest a good name for the
centre-- instead of the bland centre, complex etc?-- a name that symbolises the
NE spirit.
Madan
Bezbaruah
 
 
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Fri, Apr 25, 2014 at 10:35 AM, Ike Sinha ikesinha_i...@hotmail.com
wrote:
Dear Mr. Rajen Barua,
Greetings from India.
I have received your mail and that FASS is having its General Annual
Meeting on Sunday April 27 ,2014 in Houston. Everyone seems to be sending
complimentary words and good wishes. But I am writing to give you a proper
idea and a commitment from all NE living abroad and FASS members all over
the world to come together and if you are really serious to promote the
interest of North East states ,it is suggested  that you plan to have
NORTH EAST STATES CENTER OF EXCELLENCE at New Delhi.
 The nation soon will have a new
government by 16 May 2014. The country
needs a change. The nation have not yet understood the potential of NE
States ,its resources and how it could involve in nation building. We are
surrounded by foreign countries all around and connected with mainland
India just by 22 km. All such good brains have moved to greener pastures.
So now it is time to do reverse investment and make all NE States
progressive and developed state.
POINTS TO BE NOTED
1. Government of India has a Ministry of DONER to look into the
interests of the NE people of all 8 NE States.
2. As an organization ,FASS to make sure that Government land to be
allotted at New Delhi and create a complex to be called NORTH EAST STATES
CENTER OF EXCELLENCE
3. Make all MP's who will get selected to come together irrespective of
party lines to ask the Government of the day to allot such land.They will
all be taken as members but they have to work for their people in their
constituencies.
 4. The complex to have independent state
pavilion who would sell
products of their states on daily basis.
5. All handicraft /handloom products.
6. Convert this place as a Cultural Center with  at least two or three
restaurants providing both the food of the NE and also other Indian
/continental food . Employ only people from the NE States.
7. All NE people become members and they must have a Membership number.
8. Have a state of the art auditorium. Hire it out when the state
functions not held.
9. Invite all foreign delegation who visit India ,to come to this Center
and to know more about the NE States.
10. Have a Conference room,library with all authors from the respective
states to be able to display their product.
11. Let it be a Tourist place for all foreigners to be able to see all
the NE States under one roof.
12. Let this Center be the doorway to the NE States.
13. Create Travel Facility and Information Center.
14. Create atmosphere for Exports for all NE products,for eg:
Tea,Bamboo,Cane,Handicraft,Hand loom products,herbal products,organic
food,Film release,book release ,fashion show of designers from NE.You hire
out the place to other designers for their event and that money goes into
the upkeep and maintenance of the Center.
15. The allotment of land must be negotiated with Chairman,NDMC so that
the site must be centrally located.
16.All state events to be showcased here.
17. Let this place be vibrant and an everyday event place.
In fact ,I had taken 1 year to prepare this project few years ago.I have
discussed this subject with Mr. Mukundakam Sharma when he was
President,Assam Association but he could not take any initiative. The
project is ready already with me.It was my dream to show the potential of
NE people and their creative talents which is a great resource not yet

Re: [Assam] A smile

[Gautam Choudhury]

Worthy punishment! Other public places may also follow it. BTW which temple has 
shown the way!

Gautam Choudhury





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Re: [Assam] HSLC Result declared today, Ijaz Ahmed of Pathshala secures first position By Prime News

[Gautam Choudhury]

There is one at 10th position --- Annisha Kalita, Saint Mary's HS, Kamrup. This 
year results were accompanied with lots of 'Khelimeli'. One more name was added 
at the 10th position later on... She is Anisha Choudhury from Asom Jatiya 
Bidyalay, Noonmati.
Yes...Guwahati's result was far from encouraging. Lots of better schools 
joining CBSE also contributed to this...
Gautam Choudhury

--- On Sat, 18/5/13, Manoj Kumar Das dasm...@gmail.com wrote:

From: Manoj Kumar Das dasm...@gmail.com
Subject: Re: [Assam] HSLC Result declared today, Ijaz Ahmed of Pathshala 
secures first position By Prime News
To: A Mailing list for people interested in Assam from around the world 
assam@assamnet.org
Date: Saturday, 18 May, 2013, 9:38 AM

Looks like no names from Guwahati.

Sent from my iPhone

On 17-May-2013, at 6:09 PM, Buljit Buragohain buluas...@yahoo.co.in wrote:

 HSLC Result declared today,Ijaz Ahmed of Pathshala secures first position 
 
 
 
 By Prime News :
 
 --
 
 Board of Secondary Education, Assam (SEBA) declared the HSLC Results
 
 today, however proceedings got delayed due to some technical
 
 difficulties faced by the authorities.Out of 3,66,476 candidates total
 
 2,59,149 (70.71% approx)candidates successfully cleared among which
 
 1,30,843 successful male candidates and 1,28,306 successful female
 
 candidates.Total 28,337 secured first division,61,993 secured second
 
 division and 1,68,819 secured third division.Ijaz Ahmed of Pathshala
 
 Shiksha Pith, Barpeta got first position.Other positions were like
 
 
 
 2nd Position- i) Gourika Bang, Little Flower School, Dibrugarh; 
 ii) Manas Jyoti Sarma, Anand Vidya Niketan, Nalbari; 
 iii) Pingal Pratyush Nath, Sophy Mercy School, Sibsagar 
 iv) Saurav Paul, Don Bosco High School, Sonitpur.
 
 
 
 3rd Position- i) Nayan Jyoti Sarma, Sankardev Shishu Vidya Niketan, Nalbari
 
 
 
 4th Position- i) Bhargav Pathak, Christ King High School,Gogamukh,Dhemaji
 
 
 
 5th Position- i) MD Nayan Ahmed, Mangaldoi Don Bosco, Darang 
 ii) Himanish Sen, Don Bosco High School, Sonitpur.
 
 
 
 6th Position- i) Abhiroop Bhowmik, Christ Jyoti School, Nagaon 
 ii)Ripunica Gohain, Christ Jyoti School, Nagaon 
 iii) Paritosh Sanjib Bailung, Sophy Mercy School, Sibsagar.
 
 
 
 7th Position- i) Ridhi Lahon, Salt Brook School, Dibrugarh 
 ii) Pranami Kaushik, Golaghat Jatiya Vidyalaya, Golaghat 
 iii) Rituraj Barman, Sankardev Vidya Niketan, Nalbari 
 iv) Swati Deka, Saint Joseph Convent, Sonitpur.
 
 
 
 8th Position- i) Rahul Kalita, Raha HS School, Nagaon 
 ii) Sushmita Basumatary, Saint Joseph Convent, Sonitpur.
 
 
 
 9th Position- i) Shubham Poddar, Holy Name School, Sibsagar, 
 ii) Priyanka Barman, Sankardev Shishu Niketan, Sonitpur 
 iii) Shwagata Ghosh, Saint Joseph Convent, Sonitpur 
 iv) Srijana Dutta, Saint Joseph Convent, Sonitpur.
 
 
 
 10th Position- i) Arindam Sarma, Anundaram Barooah HS, Barpeta 
 ii)Manas Pratim Goswami, Sankardev Shishu Vidya Niketan, Kamrup
  iii)Annisha Kalita, Saint Mary's HS, Kamrup 
 iv) Priyanka Pratim Barman,Government Boys HS, Karbi Anglong
  v) Priyanka Dutta, Gorehaga Bahpati HS,Lakhimpur
  vi) Bikash Jyoti Medhi, Marigaon HS, Marigaon 
 vii) Anupam Bora, Nagaon Government Boys HS, Nagaon 
 viii) Mayur Hazarika, Don Bosco HS, Sonitpur.
 
 
 
 http://www.primenews.com/news/details.php?aID=6530cat=1newsType=2
 
 --
 
 সমাজৰ কাৰণে ভাল কাম কৰাজনৰ পৰিচয় ৰাইজৰ আগত দাঙি ধৰিব লাগে আৰু ভাল খবৰবোৰ 
 যিমান পাৰি ৰাইজৰ মাজত বিলাব লাগে।
 
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Re: [Assam] Happy Holidays!

[Gautam Choudhury]

Thanx and wish you merry christmass  happy new year to both of you too...
 
Gautam Choudhury

--- On Mon, 24/12/12, Alpana B. Sarangapani absarangap...@hotmail.com wrote:


From: Alpana B. Sarangapani absarangap...@hotmail.com
Subject: [Assam] Happy Holidays!
To: assam@assamnet.org
Date: Monday, 24 December, 2012, 3:47 AM


Wish all our friends here a very Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year.

Isn't it relaxing that 2012 is (almost) over, especially Dec. 21?
: )

Warm regards,
-Ram  Alpana B. Sarangapani 
Houston (Spring), Texas.
USA


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Re: [Assam] pains of parting

[Gautam Choudhury]

Partition is the root cause of all the problems. It benefits some of the power 
hungry people and the common people doesnot gain anything out of this. They 
only suffers. Look at the India - Pakistan partition case. Assam was connected 
with the rest of the world through a big land area. We had buisnesses through 
the river route and even through the sea route. Our per capita income was more 
than that of national average during pre-independence era. We had migration at 
that time as well. But, we gained from that as we had Madhav deva (the great 
contributor to Assamese Society after Sankardeva) and many more from that part 
and from whom we were benefited a lot. There was reverse migration as well from 
which we only gained. Now, after partition, we are  landlocked. We are 
connected with the rest of the world only through the famous 'Chicken neck'. We 
dont have buisness through river route anymore. Journey to Calcutta from 
Guwahati takes 24 hours by train
 now. It was much less during pre-independence era even when we need to change 
trains. The per capita income has gone below the national average. It 
benefitted mostly one party because of this partition and ultimately it 
contributed to the Dynasty raj of one family. The partition was done due to the 
political greed of this family...
And we the people of Assam are made to suffer from myriad of problems due to 
partition.
 
Regards
 
Gautam Choudhury

--- On Sun, 25/11/12, Manoj Das dasm...@gmail.com wrote:


From: Manoj Das dasm...@gmail.com
Subject: [Assam] pains of parting
To: A Mailing list for people interested in Assam from around the world 
assam@assamnet.org
Date: Sunday, 25 November, 2012, 3:56 PM


http://www.assamtimes.org/features/7843.html
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[Assam] Guwahati declared as one of the most polluted city in the world

[Gautam Choudhury]

Raiz,
 
Guwahati has been declared as 'one of the most polluted city in the world. Pl 
read the story below:
 
http://chimalaya.org/2012/06/28/india-guwahati-one-of-the-most-polluted-city-in-the-world/?utm_source=Daily+Updatesutm_campaign=35ab332de6-RSS_EMAIL_CAMPAIGNutm_medium=email
 
Gautam Choudhury
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Re: [Assam] [andamanicobar] Remember Operation Leech

[Gautam Choudhury]

Please try to look deeper into the situations of North East before commenting 
like this. If you look a little back, you will find that the gross per capita 
income in Assam was much above the national average. Whereas, it is much below 
at present. Assam was a very peaceful state than the socalled advanced states 
of India before 80s. Present scenario is not like that...why? (Ofcourse most of 
the incidents are blown out of proportions also in most cases...and similar 
cases are happening elsewhere in India as well).
 
This region was doing international buisness through sea route (through present 
Bangladesh),had trade and other relations with the neighbouring countries like 
Burma. In fact, Burma was under same british before Independence. But, see the 
present situation--- This region is completely landlocked now and connected 
through the famous narrow 'chicken neck' with the rest of the world.
 
When 'oil' was first discovered in 'Digboi' in remotest part of Assam, the 
british established the fist oil refinery at 'Digboi' itself. Because, that was 
the most cost-effective way to do. This also changed the lifestyle of the 
people in that area. But, see what the Independent India did later on. It laid 
thousand kilometers of pipeline to take oil from Assam to establish a refinery 
at Baruani, Bihar. 
 
Later on, the Assamese had to revolt seperately for 3 more refineries to be 
established out of its own crude oil and mind it...the total capacity of the 
first 3 refineries were less than that of one single refinery in Baruani.
 
Assam produces highest tea in India and you know the tea head quarter is there 
in Kolkata only. Till 80's...there were not a single tea auction centre in 
Assam.
 
And the list goes on..
 
We the northeast Indian do often encounter some of querries from the rest of 
the Indian...like...'do we need passport to visit North East'.
 
So please donot comment irresponsibly like this anymore..
 
Regards
 
Gautam Choudhury
--- On Thu, 14/6/12, Manish Chandi manishcha...@yahoo.com wrote:


From: Manish Chandi manishcha...@yahoo.com
Subject: Re: [andamanicobar] Remember Operation Leech
To: andamanico...@yahoogroups.co.in andamanico...@yahoogroups.co.in
Date: Thursday, 14 June, 2012, 10:09 AM



  



in India's 'look east' policy, there unfortunately are only guns, money and 
steel (steal)...nothing about working with potential friends. 
 

Manish


 From: Amlan Dutta amla...@yahoo.co.uk
To: andamanico...@yahoogroups.co.in andamanico...@yahoogroups.co.in 
Sent: Wednesday, 13 June 2012 3:44 PM
Subject: [andamanicobar] Remember Operation Leech
 

  
Dear Members, 

Sorry for the cross posting but I just couldnt resist sharing this Blog : 

Remember Operation Leech and the forgotten Burmese prisoners languishing long 
years in Presidency Jail. 

Here is a blog which beautifully summarizes how our Government keeps making 
strategic mistakes and how we let down these Burmese rebels and where we stand 
now. 

http://ibnlive.in.com/blogs/flyingtrapeze/148/63591/how-india-missed-the-burma-bus.html
 

 
Amlan Dutta

http://www.facebook.com/amlan.dutta 

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[Assam] New format for admission to IITs, NITs, IIITs from 2013

[Gautam Choudhury]

Dear all,
 
The following news is relevant for the 2013 final HS students:
 

 
From 2013, aspiring candidates for IITs and other central institutes like NITs 
and IIITs will have to sit under new a format of entrance test which will also 
take plus two board results into consideration. 

The announcement was made on Monday by HRD Minister Kapil Sibal after chairing 
a meeting of the joint councils of IITs, NITs and IIITs. 
 
Emphasising that there was no dissent among the councils about the move, he 
acknowledged there was a lot of resistance during the consultation process 
from the IIT system. IIT senates especially the faculty federation had been 
opposing the new format. 
 
But Sibal said the selection of the candidates for the IITs and other central 
institutes would be different even as all the aspirants will have to go through 
all the steps under new format.
 
This system will replace the IIT-JEE and AIEEE. Students will sit for a main 
test and an advance test conducted on the same day. 
 
For admission to all the centrally funded institutes, there would be 40 
percentage weightage for performance in Class XII (after normalisation of 
marks), 30 per cent weightage to performance in main and 30 per cent in the 
advanced test. 
 
In case of IITs, there would be a filtering process involved. The board results 
and the main test will be given 50 per cent weightage each. 
 
Only the top 50,000 students will be selected for the advance test after taking 
into account their performance in the board results and the main result. 
 
The merit only in advanced examination will be considered for admission to 
the IITs, Sibal said.  At the same time, he added, the IIT council has agreed 
to move to the other system by 2015.
 
Gautam Choudhury
 
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Re: [Assam] [NorthEastIndia] Re: [Assam Society] First English book on Sankardev launched . (The Telegraph, 11.05.2012)

[Gautam Choudhury]

Dear Wahid da,
 
I felt little emberrssed as you introduced yourself to me. I am keenly 
following your mails since I joined this group. In fact, i was introduced to 
you personally at one function at Lanu''s school for specially disabled 
children almost 2 years back.
 
Anyway, thanx for your information about the books on Shankardeva. In fact, I 
didnot know about some of the books which you mentioned in your mails. I want 
to add another book entitled 'Unsung Colossus written by Dr. Sivanath Barman 
some years back. I am glad that the numbers in the list is growing and many 
more will be added.
 
Regards
 
Gautam Choudhury

--- On Mon, 21/5/12, Wahid Saleh - Indiawijzer w.sa...@indiawijzer.nl wrote:


From: Wahid Saleh - Indiawijzer w.sa...@indiawijzer.nl
Subject: RE: [NorthEastIndia] Re: [Assam Society] First English book on 
Sankardev launched . (The Telegraph,11.05.2012)
To: 'Gautam Choudhury' gautam...@yahoo.co.in
Cc: Dr. Sanjib Kumar Borkakoti drsanjib.borkak...@gmail.com, 
edi...@atributetosankaradeva.org, Dr. Buljit Buragohain bul...@gmail.com
Date: Monday, 21 May, 2012, 1:55 PM







Dear Mr. Choudhury,
Namaskar,
My name is Wahid Saleh. Originally I am from Jorhat and since 1963 I live in 
Europe. Since 1968 The Netherlands is my Karmabhumi and my second motherland. I 
am a follower of your articles and postings on the net.
    You have my full support for brining to the notice of the 
net-public that the title of the article published in the Telegraph is wrong 
[http://www.telegraphindia.com/1120511/jsp/northeast/story_15475149.jsp ].
Being in Europe for a long time I might not have the right baggage to 
participate in this discussion. In English they say “Fools rush in where angels 
fear to tread”. But if I am not mistaken some of the books on Sankardeva 
published in English are:
 
1.  Mahapurusha Srimanta Sankaradeva  by Dr. Sanjib Kumar Borkakoty, 2005
http://books.google.nl/books/about/Mahapurusha_srimanta_Sankaradeva.html?id=7XfXMAAJredir_esc=y
 
2.  Sankaradeva, his life, preachings, and practices: a historical 
biography  Jyoti Prasad Rajkhowa IAS, 2003
http://books.google.nl/books/about/Sankaradeva_his_life_preachings_and_prac.html?id=ITkqYAAJredir_esc=y
 
3.  Sankaradeva, the Great Vaishnava Saint of India Kanak Chandra Deka  1982
http://www.atributetosankaradeva.org/research_books_eng.txt 
4.  Sankardeva and his Times  dr. Maheswar Neog 1965
http://books.google.nl/books?id=5Q8hMAAJhl=nlsource=gbs_similarbooks 
5.  Sankardeva: Vaisnava Saint of Assam  Dr. Birinchi Kumar Barua 1960
http://books.google.nl/books?id=Gg4QAQAAIAAJq=4.%09Sankardeva:+Vaisnava+Saint+of+Assamdq=4.%09Sankardeva:+Vaisnava+Saint+of+Assamhl=nlsa=Xei=i_a5T4K2Fcjd8gOYrfmlAgsqi=2ved=0CDcQ6AEwAA
6.   Sankardeva: a study  Hara Mohan Das  1945
http://books.google.nl/books/about/Sankardeva.html?id=1pNHMAAJredir_esc=y
7.  Life and Teachings of Sankardeva By Dr. Banikanta Kakati 1921
 

Sanjib (Dr. Sanjib Kumar Borkakoty) also compiled a list of important Books and 
Articles about Life, Works and Philosophy of Srimanta Sankaradeva.
http://sankaradeva.com/blogs/46
 
Warm regards,
 
Wahid Saleh
Chrysantenhof 33
2651 XJ  Lansingerland
The Netherlands

The Dutch site for India related information
Coming together is a beginning | Keeping together is progress | Working 
together is success.
 


From: northeastin...@yahoogroups.com [mailto:northeastin...@yahoogroups.com] On 
Behalf Of Gautam Choudhury
Sent: 21 May 2012 08:31
To: assam@assamnet.org; friendsofassa...@yahoogroups.com; 
northeastin...@yahoogroups.com; silc...@yahoogroups.com; 
axomiya_stude...@yahoogroups.com; assamsoci...@yahoogroups.com
Cc: bimalphu...@hotmail.com
Subject: [NorthEastIndia] Re: [Assam Society] First English book on Sankardev 
launched . (The Telegraph,11.05.2012)
 
  








I found the title of the mail is totally wrong..There are already some other 
books on Shankardeva which were written in english. However, these were not 
published by big houses like Oxford etc. and hence, didnot get much publicity 
as this one probably got. The writer has done a good work not only by writing 
this book in english but publishing through a big house which will definitely 
drew much wider publicity than the other similar books had till now. But, he 
should not have claimed like “This is in a way the first English book on the 
saint’s life.

 

Regards

 

Gautam Choudhury

--- On Mon, 21/5/12, Buljit Buragohain buluas...@yahoo.co.in wrote:


From: Buljit Buragohain buluas...@yahoo.co.in
Subject: [Assam Society] First English book on Sankardev launched . (The 
Telegraph,11.05.2012)
To: assam@assamnet.org, friendsofassa...@yahoogroups.com, 
northeastin...@yahoogroups.com, silc...@yahoogroups.com, 
axomiya_stude...@yahoogroups.com, assamsoci...@yahoogroups.com
Cc: bimalphu...@hotmail.com
Date: Monday, 21 May, 2012, 11:31 AM
  








First English book on Sankardev launched


DIPANJAN SINHA 


Calcutta, May 10

Re: [Assam] [Assam Society] First English book on Sankardev launched . (The Telegraph, 11.05.2012)

[Gautam Choudhury]

I found the title of the mail is totally wrong..There are already some other 
books on Shankardeva which were written in english. However, these were not 
published by big houses like Oxford etc. and hence, didnot get much publicity 
as this one probably got. The writer has done a good work not only by writing 
this book in english but publishing through a big house which will definitely 
drew much wider publicity than the other similar books had till now. But, he 
should not have claimed like “This is in a way the first English book on the 
saint’s life.
 
Regards
 
Gautam Choudhury

--- On Mon, 21/5/12, Buljit Buragohain buluas...@yahoo.co.in wrote:


From: Buljit Buragohain buluas...@yahoo.co.in
Subject: [Assam Society] First English book on Sankardev launched . (The 
Telegraph,11.05.2012)
To: assam@assamnet.org, friendsofassa...@yahoogroups.com, 
northeastin...@yahoogroups.com, silc...@yahoogroups.com, 
axomiya_stude...@yahoogroups.com, assamsoci...@yahoogroups.com
Cc: bimalphu...@hotmail.com
Date: Monday, 21 May, 2012, 11:31 AM



  












First English book on Sankardev launched

DIPANJAN SINHA 


Calcutta, May 10: Every story is born an orphan. It needs a storyteller for a 
name, nurture and recognition. The story of Srimanta Sankardeva was born within 
Bimal Phukan from the time he moved out of Assam to study engineering in 
Calcutta and was nurtured since for the recognition it got today at the 
Calcutta launch of its book Srimanta Sankaradeva — Vaishnava Saint of Assam at 
Oxford Bookstore.
A little before the launch, Phukan spoke of how an engineering scholar turned 
into a storyteller.
“Sankaradev was as socially or religiously significant in the 15th century 
during the Bhakti movement as Nanak, Chaitanya or Kabir but unfortunately very 
few people outside Assam know about him. Even in Assam Sankaradev is now an 
alien to the younger generation,” he said.
An incident which influenced him was when Satyajit Ray was conferred the 
Xankaradeva award in 1975 he was unaware of even the saint’s existence. “When a 
man of Ray’s erudition is unaware of such a colossal social figure from a 
neighbouring state you realise there is something seriously wrong. Even 
Khushwant Singh who wrote a very positive review for my book admitted that 
before reading the book he hardly knew of Sankardev,” Phukan said.
The fault, however, he feels is with the people who know his story but have not 
conveyed it in a language that can cross the barriers of culture and age.
“This is in a way the first English book on the saint’s life. Before this there 
have been books written in Assamese or scholarly books which the common reader 
finds difficult to associate with. I hope this book can even get the NRI 
Assamese child interested in the guru whose picture he saw at his grandparents’ 
house,” he said.
The book since its Assam launch in 2010 has been quite a success. A copy of the 
book can be found in reputed libraries in India and abroad. The British 
library, British Museum library, American library of Congress, London School of 
Eastern Studies and the Indian National library are some among the noteworthy 
ones.
“I was so apprehensive of response from scholars that I would hardly ask them 
about the book. But I was surprised by the overwhelming appreciation,” he said.
The book launch here was attended by poet and novelist Sunil Gangopadhyay and 
chairman of the World Poetry Festival, Ashis Sanyal. Sanyal stressed on the 
importance of translation to enable people across the country to read 
literatures of the country. 
 (The Telegraph,11.05.2012)


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[Assam] Fw: [NorthEastIndia] FW: Man creates forest single-handedly on Brahmaputra sand bar

[Gautam Choudhury]

--- On Sun, 8/4/12, Satyajit Nath nath.satya...@gmail.com wrote:


From: Satyajit Nath nath.satya...@gmail.com
Subject: [NorthEastIndia] FW: Man creates forest single-handedly on Brahmaputra 
sand bar
To: northeastin...@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday, 8 April, 2012, 11:14 PM



  



Dear all,


Please read this inspiring story about a job well done by one Mr Jadav Payeng:
     
http://www.asianage.com/india/man-creates-forest-single-handedly-brahmaputra-sand-bar-972


A barren wasteland to a lush 1,360 acre forest on the banks of the Brahmaputra 
- truly a beautiful effort that all of us looking for a greener planet are 
grateful for.
Thank you, Mr Payeng!


Regards,
Satyajit Nath


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[Assam] Fw: [NorthEastIndia] Positions open for Kennametal India [11 Attachments]

[Gautam Choudhury]

--- On Wed, 21/3/12, Rana medhi dhek...@yahoo.com wrote:


From: Rana medhi dhek...@yahoo.com
Subject: [NorthEastIndia] Positions open for Kennametal India [11 Attachments]
To: friendsofassa...@yahoogroups.com friendsofassa...@yahoogroups.com, NE 
Group northeastin...@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, 21 March, 2012, 9:46 AM



  


[Attachment(s) from Rana medhi included below] 





AVAILABLE POSITION IN MY ORGANIZATION.




 
 

 
Regards,
 
Santanoo Medhi
Managing Director, Kennametal India Ltd.
Email: santanoo.me...@kennametal.com
Tel:  +91 80 2839 4709
Fax: +91 80 283 90129
 


From: Beena G 
Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 5:05 PM
To: K-IN-ExeKIL; K-IN-EmpKIL
Subject: Refer a Buddy - Positions open for Kennametal India (Updated)
 


Hey Folks,
We are back with the latest news on the Open Positions in Kennametal !

You can bring your buddy, friend, ex colleague, next door neighbor and let them 
explore great work opportunity at Kennametal  also to work along with you!

We are currently looking for good candidates for the following positions and 
the Job Descriptions are attached respectively.

GROWTH

1] Earthworks (Mining - Sales) - 1 position
Location - Hyderabad 
(See attached file: SE_Mining  Construction.xls) 

2] Sales Engineer - KMT  WPG - 2 positions 
Locations - WPG Pune  1 position
    WPG Chennai 1 position
(See attached file: SE_JD.docx)

3] Application Engineer - 1 position
Location - Jamshedpur
(See attached file: APPLICATION ENGINEER - candidate Profile.doc)
4] Sales Operations - 1 position
Location - Bangalore
(See attached file: JD Sales Ops India Analyst_NRD.xls)


MACHINING SOLUTIONS GROUP

1] VSupply Chain Management (Fixture) - 1 position
Location - Bangalore 
(See attached file: Job Description_ Vendor Development.doc)

2] Fixture Designs - 3 positions
Location - Bangalore 
(See attached file: Job Description Fix Design.doc)

3] Application Engg - Assembly - 1 position
Location - Bangalore 
(See attached file: SPM-Assembly- J.D.pdf)

4] Customer Service - 3 positions
Location - Pune, Chennai, Bangalore
(See attached file: MTB customerservice_Pune_Delhi.doc)

5] Application Engg/Runoff - 3 positions
Location - Bangalore 
(See attached file: Job Description Fix Appln.doc)
6] Sales Engg - 1 position
Location - Bangalore 
(See attached file: JD Fix Sales engg.doc)

ISCL:

1] Maintenance - 2 positions
Location - Bangalore
Process Industry   - 1 position
CNC Machine Industry - 1 position
(See attached file: Maintenance_Jan12.doc)

SHARED SERVICES

Business Development  Marketing - 1 position
Location - Bangalore
(See attached file: Manager Sales Development n Mktg_VC_Jan2012.doc)

So, please do not waste time and start sending the resumes with the subject 
mentioning – 
“EMP REFERRAL”  Position Title and send them to: been...@kennametal.com 

Bring your buddy  don’t miss it !!!


PS: - For queries and information pls contact Me or Beena at 9886073708 / 
9620660066.


Regards,

Ramola Pradyot
Senior Manager Human Resource
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[Assam] Fw: [NorthEastIndia] Freshers resumes [1 Attachment]

[Gautam Choudhury]

fyi
 
Gautam Choudhury

--- On Sat, 25/2/12, Promit Hatikakoty catchpro...@yahoo.com wrote:


From: Promit Hatikakoty catchpro...@yahoo.com
Subject: [NorthEastIndia] Freshers  resumes [1 Attachment]
To: catchpro...@yahoo.com catchpro...@yahoo.com
Date: Saturday, 25 February, 2012, 9:54 AM



  


[Attachment(s) from Promit Hatikakoty included below] 


Dear Freshers,


Recently I have received lots of ur resumes for openings in our company. But 
what is disappointing that most of the resumes are not at all up to the mark 
and can not be forwarded to HR. 

For eg, resumes does not contain/elaborate about projects done, year of 
passing, percentage, skill set.


I think its time to highlight few points to the aspiring buddies and request 
you to prepare more useful resumes for ur own benefits.
Attached is a resume template u can follow, if u wish to.


1. Resume should be concise, well formatted , but definitely not a designer 
product.
Some resumes received are so colorful, so flushy; it looks like ppt. Avoid it.

2. In Resume, mention ur programming skills, tool knowledge on top. During 
project description write what tools, programming language used ( a must feed). 
Also mention year of passing out. ( its imp). Tabular format of data 
presentation helps. [ avoid long sentences ]

3. Recruiters are more interested knowing ur year of pass out, percentage, 
skills proficiency, skills used in projects etc rather than ur personal details 
/ hobbies / school captain etc. So project ur skills, strength first...in short 
give what recruiters want. 

4. Resume must be properly named. Not like Resume_updated.doc , 
CV_Anil(2).doc, My_Recent_CV.doc etc. Ur resume name says a lot.
Follow a format like Resume_Anil_BE_2012_C++_70%.doc , such formats help us 
too. 


5. While forwarding resumes, write mails short (no long mails ) and crisp. Also 
mention the source of opening info eg: link, mail u have received etc.  In a 
large origination there could be many openings going through simultaneously. 
Even an employee wont be having all such info. Thus knowing the source of 
opening info helps us to frw ur resume to specific team.

6. Dont send blank mails too. Atleast spend a minute to write a line.

7. Phone number / email must be correct. Few times I received a follow up mail 
mentioning updated ph/email. This showcase ur own seriousness.


8. If u get a call for interview from HR, dont forget to inform the person who 
forwarded the resume. 

and most importantly prepare well for the interview. Its a worrying point to 
knw that most freshers dont even have the answers to the basic questions.


All the best.



Thanks  Regards,
Promit Hatikakoty








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[Assam] Fw: [NorthEastIndia] WalkIn : GE : Exp 3-5 yrs : Core JAVA, C++

[Gautam Choudhury]

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From: Hatikakoty, Promit (GE Healthcare) promit.hatikak...@ge.com
To: Hatikakoty, Promit (GE Healthcare) promit.hatikak...@ge.com 
Sent: Wednesday, 4 January 2012 2:49 AM
Subject: [NorthEastIndia] WalkIn : GE : Exp 3-5 yrs : Core JAVA, C++


  
 
Hi All,
 
In our team we are planning for a walk-in on 20th Jan. We have 5 open 
positions. Please send me resumes if u r interested in.
 
promit.hatikak...@ge.com
 
Requirements:
 
1)   Experience: 3-5 Yrs
2)   2 positions – Core Java with C++ working knowledge
3)   2 positions: Core Java with Android knowledge
4)   1 position: - Core Java with Swings
 
 
~~
Thanks  Regards,
Promit Hatikakoty
GE Healthcare, Bangalore
Desk : +91 80 4088 5804, Extn : 75804
M : +91 9886 202 510
“There are 10 types of people in this world: those who understand binary and 
those who don’t!”
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Re: [Assam] Third party role in The Tech Awards 2011 by The Tech Museum

[Gautam Choudhury]

Very well said. Its look like a total conspiracy to get benefit through 
plagiarism. From the information available in you and Buljit's mail, it looks 
like AFNA is much more responsible as an organisation than a single 
individual and also (if true) applying for the award as it was nowhere 
connected with the project. It is also creating a bad name to the whole 
community as we dont have many such instances in the past. Dr. Das and his 
Institution should get the lion share of the award. It will encourage them to 
put more energy towards development of many more fruitful projects in 
future which will surely benefit our society. CRD may get a portion of it as 
the first agency to successfully implementating the project.
 
Regards
 
Gautam Choudhury



From: Bidyananda Barkakoty barkak...@yahoo.co.in
To: A Mailing list for people interested in Assam from around the world 
assam@assamnet.org
Sent: Thursday, 13 October 2011 4:36 AM
Subject: [Assam] Third party role in The Tech Awards 2011 by The Tech Museum

Third party role in The Tech Awards 2011 by The Tech Museum

The controversy over the Tech Award to Dr. Pradip Kumar Sarmah of CRD, Guwahati 
took a new turn after a press release by Assam Foundation of North America 
(AFNA). AFNA has mentioned that:
i) it has submitted the application for this award. 
ii). as part of the application process, AFNA submitted detailed information 
about the contributions of all stakeholders in the Rickshaw Bank project, 
including those of CRD and IIT Guwahati. 

Now going by the statement of AFNA, the questions that arise are:
i) Who authorized AFNA to apply for this award without prior permission from 
the stakeholders (AFNA has never discussed this with Project Investigator and 
Designer of the Dipbahan,
Dr. Amarendra Kumar Das)?
ii) Was it that AFNA only nominated Rickshaw bank? 
iii) Why AFNA and CRD will attend the award function and why not IIT Guwahati?
iv) In whose account is the award money going to be deposited (in case it is 
announced at the award function)? It has been pointed out that AFNA applied for 
the award and it is logical that they will receive the amount and then they 
will pass it on to whom - Dr. Pradip Sarmah or CRD or AFNA coffers?
 
AFNA needs to justify its action, because nobody can claim awards like this on 
other stakeholder’s behalf, without prior permission. Is this acceptable in 
today’s knowledge driven economy?

The press release by AFNA looks like a damage control measure (or shall we say 
face saving measure?) taken by AFNA. If readers are keenly following the whole 
episode, one can see that AFNA still did not touch Dr. A. K. Das’s main 
allegation of PLAGIARISM. CRD and its executive
director have received several awards based on plagiarism. CRD claims that the 
Rickshaw Bank concept was innovated by them. However this concept was practiced 
much earlier in the year 1994-95 when Rastriya Gramin Vikash Nidhi (RGVN) 
sanctioned this project to the Bastar Sevak Mandal, Madhya Pradesh. Please go 
through the pdf attachment regarding the project of the Bastar Sevak Mandal. 
AFNA themselves should inform about this plagiarism to The Tech Museum so that 
we can be sure that AFNA is not in league with this plagiarism. AFNA, instead 
of initiating face saving measure like telling the world now that they gave 
credit to Dr. Das and IIT Guwahati, should take corrective measures so that the 
guilty get their due share of blame and the one who deserves due honor gets it, 
otherwise this will bring disgrace to Assam and Assamese Community. 

AFNA has mentioned that CRD has made some changes in the original design but 
question arises whether CRD has
taken permission from IIT Guwahati for such changes and whether by making some 
changes they have compromised with the quality and passenger safety. I have 
seen many rickshaws on the roads of Guwahati which have been manufactured by 
some local manufacturer other than CRD, so can they too claim to be the 
innovator because they have made certain changes? Dipbahan tricycle rickshaw 
designed by Dr. Amarendra Kr. Das and supported by the Department of Design, 
IIT Guwahati, is excellently designed for passengers’ benefit like space, 
safety, comfort etc., which only a professionally trained designer like Dr. 
A.K. Das can conceptualize and deliver.  
 
When the whole success of DIPBAHAN is to be attributed to the design, leaving 
Dr. Amarendra Kr. Das and IIT Guwahati out of this award is nothing short of 
treachery and we must play our role that “if we cannot do any good for the 
society, let us not harm it”. Action of AFNA/CRD will have a
big effect on de-motivating people like Dr. Das and his colleagues in IIT 
Guwahati. 
 
Bidyananda Barkakoty
Guwahati




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Cc: assam@assamnet.org assam@assamnet.org; 
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Re: [Assam] [NorthEastIndia] Re: [SupportAChild-Assam] Uttam is a now a real Hero

[Gautam Choudhury]

Congratulations to Uttam Teron! It is really a Recognition to his silent work.

Cheers!

Gautam Choudhury



From: Dr. Aroop J. Kalita aroo...@yahoo.com
To: northeastin...@yahoogroups.com northeastin...@yahoogroups.com
Cc: Assamnet assam@assamnet.org; supportachild-as...@yahoogroups.com 
supportachild-as...@yahoogroups.com; friendsofassa...@yahoogroups.com 
friendsofassa...@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, 22 August 2011 12:05 AM
Subject: [NorthEastIndia] Re: [SupportAChild-Assam] Uttam is a now a real Hero


  
Dear Uttam,

Many Many Congratulations on a well deserved recognition for your 
immense contribution to the society

We are really proud of you

Warm Regards

Dr. Aroop J Kalita


 



From: Wahid Saleh - Indiawijzer w.sa...@indiawijzer.nl
To: friendsofassa...@yahoogroups.com
Cc: Assamnet assam@assamnet.org; 'Support a child' 
supportachild-as...@yahoogroups.com; northeastin...@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, August 20, 2011 3:53 PM
Subject: [SupportAChild-Assam] Uttam is a now a real Hero


  
With much pleasure and pride I would like to inform that our Uttam ( Parijat 
Academy) is now a Real Hero. He is one of the 24 heroes selected by IBN18 and 
was honoured in Mumbai. Please find below a Facebook link with 36 images of the 
function.
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=2355144842613set=a.2355135482379.2138346.1369976187type=1theater
Real Heroes in partnership with Reliance Industries Limited, India's largest 
private sector enterprise is a path breaking editorial initiative from 
Network18. The award recognises and acknowledges ordinary Indians who are 
making a difference to people's lives. In its 4th edition, this annual 
felicitation honoured 24 unknown and unsung heroes of India. The efforts of 
these 24 Real Heroes from across the country in fields as diverse as Women's 
Empowerment, Environment, Youth, Social Welfare, Health  Disability ,Education 
 Children and Sports have indubitably contributed to the betterment of their 
immediate community
The IBN18 Editorial Board drawn from the editorial masterminds of CNN-IBN 
research, deliberate and then finalize the 24 winners keeping in mind their 
contribution to the society in their respective fields.
CNN-IBN Real Heroes Award Function 2011 presented by Reliance Industries 
Limited was on 17th August 2011  at Hotel Trident, Narimon Point, Mumbai. There 
was 24 award winners plus one Lifetime Achievement Award. 24+1=25. 
The Regal Room of Hotel Trident packed with about 300 people. Rajdeep Sardesai, 
Editor-in-Chief, CNN-IBN, IBN 7, IBN Lokmat was presenting. The Function 
was started with  Nita  Ambani's  welcome speech and Music instrumental play  
by Aman  and Ayan  son of Ustad Amjad Ali Khan. The  Award  giving program 
started with Women and Welfare category and was given by  Asha  Bhosle to this  
category winner, children and education  winner given by Arup Patnaik, Mumbai  
Police Commissioner, Sports  by Anil Kumble, Social  Welfare category  and Life 
time Achievement by Mukesh Ambani , Youth category  by Vinod Chopra ( film 
director), Health and Disability category by Yesh Chopra ( film director), 
Environment  category  by Ustad Amjad Ali Khan.
 
Link to the CNN   IBN Real Hero Award winner  website is 
http://realheroes.com/index.php
 
Cheers
Wahid Saleh


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Re: [Assam] Barkakoty re-elected NETA Chairman (PTI).

[Gautam Choudhury]

Congrats to both you (Borkakoty and Dr. Buljit Buragohain). Sorry for the 
belated wish. The delay was due to disconnection with net for sometime.

Pl keep it up

Gautam Choudhury



From: Buljit Buragohain buluas...@yahoo.co.in
To: assam@assamnet.org; assamonl...@yahoogroups.com; 
friendsofassa...@yahoogroups.com; northeastin...@yahoogroups.com; 
silc...@yahoogroups.com; axomiya_stude...@yahoogroups.com; Assam Society 
America assamsoci...@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, 14 August 2011 7:18 AM
Subject: [Assam] Barkakoty re-elected NETA Chairman (PTI).

Barkakoty re-elected NETA Chairman

PTI | 05:08 PM,Aug 06,2011 

 

Guwahati, Aug 6 (PTI) The incumbent
Chairman of North Eastern Tea Association (NETA) Bidyananda Barkakoty has been 
re-elected
for the second time for the term 2011-13. Barkakoty successfully completed his
first tenure 2009-11 and members of the association unanimously elected him for
a second term, according to a press release issued by NETA. A Mechanical
Engineer by qualification, Barkakoty belongs to a tea planter's family which
has been in the industry continuously for five generations. Barkakoty co-owns
Nandapur and Mahalaxmi Tea Estates alongwith his father. D P Khetan of Lengree
Tea Estate has been reelected as the Vice-Chairman of the Association for the
same term.
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[Assam] Fw: [NorthEastIndia] PwC recruits in Sikkim and Mizoram

[Gautam Choudhury]

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To: North East northeastin...@yahoogroups.com; 
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assam_in_bangal...@yahoogroups.com assam_in_bangal...@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, 3 July 2011 5:40 AM
Subject: [NorthEastIndia] PwC recruits in Sikkim and Mizoram


  
Dear All,
PricewaterhouseCoopers(PwC) is recruiting BE/BTech with 4+ years experience for 
it’s Government Projects in the following Locations:
1. Sikkim
2. Mizoram
Candidates having the following skillsets are encouraged to apply:
1. BE or BTech
2. 4 + years experience
3. ITIL Certification
4. CISA/CISSP Certification (desirable)
5. Experience in Information Audit or Information Security space.
6.  Willing to relocate to Sikkim or Mizoram, Locals would be preferred.
7. Desirable: Experience in Government Projects
Please send candidates' resumes to satyakam.du...@gmail.com. Please forward 
this mail to people who might also be interested. 
Regards,
Satyakam
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[Assam] Fw: [NorthEastIndia] JAVA Recruitment Drive in Cognizant Pune - for 2nd July 2011

[Gautam Choudhury]

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Sent: Wednesday, 29 June 2011 12:04 AM
Subject: [NorthEastIndia] JAVA Recruitment Drive in Cognizant Pune - for 2nd 
July 2011

  
Hi,
Cognizant is carrying out a recruitment drive in Pune for the following 
skillset.

Skill Description Yrs of Experience Work Location Interview 
Location Interview Date 
Java, J2EE Core Java 5, JMS, Spring / Hibernate, Design Patterns, UNIX, SQL DB 
 XML 3 - 7  
Pune Pune July 2, 2011 
   Important – Please Note: 
4A full-time degree in B.E./ B.Tech/ B.Sc/ BCA/ MCA/ M.E./ M.Tech/ M.Sc with 
consistent first class is needed.
4Candidates who have been interviewed with Cognizant over the last 6 months 
will not be considered for this round.
4Shortlisted candidates will receive the interview invite with details 
from Cognizant's recruitment team directly.   
 
 
Those interesed can send me their resumes.
 
Regards,
Niloy Gogoi   
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[Assam] Fw: [NorthEastIndia] Referral Request for NetApp

[Gautam Choudhury]

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Sent: Monday, 27 June 2011 8:44 AM
Subject: [NorthEastIndia] Referral Request for NetApp


  
Hi Everyone,

Please let me know if anyone from this group works at NetApp. There are few 
openings in NetApp and wanted to know if someone working there can refer me.

Please let know.

Thanks
Diganta
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[Assam] Fw: [NorthEastIndia] GE Healthcare / 3 positions open

[Gautam Choudhury]

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To: Hatikakoty, Promit (GE Healthcare) promit.hatikak...@ge.com
Sent: Sunday, 26 June 2011 9:19 PM
Subject: [NorthEastIndia] GE Healthcare / 3 positions open

  
Hi All,
 
In my Team in GE Healthcare we have the below openings. 
If anyone is interested, u can forward ur resume to promit.hatikak...@ge.com.
 
· 1370437  (Java designer)
· 1350210  (Java designer)
· 1333499  (Architect position)
 
HCS-XR-Eng-RRF Platforms 1370437 Software Engineer I-HC Software 1. Bachelor's 
or Master's Degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering or related 
computer field
2. 5-6 years experience developing software for complex systems or computerized 
products
3. Software development life cycle and automated testing experience.
4. Experience in object oriented design methodology and various programming 
languages, including C/C++ and Java
5. Working knowledge in configuration management tools such as ClearCase. 
 
HCS-XR-Eng-RRF Platforms 1350210 Software Engineer I-HC Software 1.Bachelor's 
or Master's Degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering or related 
computer field
2. 5-6 years experience developing software for complex systems or computerized 
products
3. Software development life cycle and automated testing experience.
4. Experience in object oriented design methodology and various programming 
languages, including C/C++ and Java
5. Working knowledge in configuration management tools such as ClearCase. 
 
HCS-XR-Eng-RRF-Programs 1333499 Lead Software Integrator (LSI) Software * 
Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering or related 
computer field
~4-6 years experience developing software for complex systems or computerized 
products
Software development cycle and automated testing experience 
Basic understanding of sw development C++, java , Scripting technology to 
automate test cases
Ability to design, organize, and coordinate engineering projects
Engineering and/or scientific design and testing skills
Demonstrated 6 Sigma competency (DFSS, DFR): Green-belt Certified
Ability to conduct systematic analysis and develop solutions to complex 
engineering problems
Ability to use independent judgment to adapt and modify concepts and approaches 
to specific projects 
Working knowledge in configuration management tools such as ClearCase 
 
 
~~
Thanks  Regards,
Promit Hatikakoty
GE Healthcare, Bangalore
Desk : +91 80 4088 5804, Extn : 75804
M : +91 9886 202 510
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[Assam] Fw: Pragyan

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Sent: Saturday, 30 April 2011 9:13 PM
Subject: Fw: Pragyan

Pragyan 
   
Tata Consultancy Services is Conducting Off-Campus Recruitment Drive 
Posted: 30 Apr 2011 04:01 AM PDT
 Tata Consultancy Services is conducting off-campus recruitment drive for 
Science Graduates (for  2011 passing out students). TCS will be conducting the 
drive on May 08, 2011 in TCS...It all about the journal PRAGYAN a Publication 
of Tinsukia College Teachers.
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[Assam] Fw: [NorthEastIndia] Infosys hiring Fresh BCA/B.Sc graduates.. Refer now!

[Gautam Choudhury]

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Sent: Friday, 29 April 2011 2:20 AM
Subject: Fw: [NorthEastIndia] Infosys hiring Fresh BCA/B.Sc graduates.. Refer 
now!

  


We are hiring Fresh BCA/B.Sc graduates.. Refer now! 

  
 
We are hiring Fresh BCA/B.Sc graduates 
Dear Infoscion,
The Infosys India Graduate Hiring Program offers you a chance to refer those 
individuals whom you feel have it in them to be an Infoscion!!!
The quest is on for:
Unit: Infrastructure Management Services (IMS)
Role: Operations Executive 
Eligibility Criteria:
* BCA or B.Sc graduates (Computer Science/ Electronics/ Mathematics/ 
Physics/ Statistics / Information Technology / Information Science only)
* Only Candidates who are graduating in the year 2011 are eligible to 
apply.
* Simple average aggregate of 60% throughout Class X, XII  Graduation.
* Should not have participated in the Infosys selection process in the 
last 9 months.
* Should have excellent communication skills.
* Should be willing to relocate and work in a 24x7 environment.
You can send in the resumes to gradua...@infosys.com on/before 6th May 2011. 
Only short listed candidates will be directly informed via e-mail about the 
selection process.  
 
Thanks  Regards,
HRD – Talent Acquisition
Disclaimer:The above mentioned role is not eligible for ConnectInfy rewards. 
Status of profiles submitted for this role will not be updated on ConnectInfy. 
Please note that responses to this mailbox are not monitored. Kindly send the 
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Re: [Assam] Bihu

[Gautam Choudhury]

Thanks and best wishes to you too...

Gautam Choudhury



From: Alpana B. Sarangapani absarangap...@hotmail.com
To: assam@assamnet.org
Sent: Thursday, 14 April 2011 8:57 AM
Subject: Re: [Assam] Bihu

A very Happy Bihu to all.

-alpana Sarangapani
Houston, Texas.
                          
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Re: [Assam] Assamese Bihu Song in ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 - Opening Ceremony

[Gautam Choudhury]

Nice to see blended bihu..It was not at all focussed in the media. Felt proud 
that Bihu represented the culture of India in such an important international 
event. However, presence of some genuinine Assamese dancers would have added 
more colours to it. Your mail should have been spread during the world cup 
itself.

Regards

Gautam Chodhury



From: Babul Gogoi bgo...@gmail.com
To: assamnet assam@assamnet.org
Sent: Tuesday, 12 April 2011 10:24 AM
Subject: Re: [Assam] Assamese Bihu Song in ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 - Opening 
Ceremony

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WC02uVP9OYgfeature=share


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[Assam] Fw: [NorthEastIndia] EMC / Referral Opening / Hyderabad /

[Gautam Choudhury]

- Forwarded Message -
From: promit.hatikak...@emc.com promit.hatikak...@emc.com
To: promit.hatikak...@emc.com
Cc: assam_in_bangal...@yahoogroups.com; tezbra...@yahoogroups.com; 
assam_dc_me...@yahoogroups.com; northeastin...@yahoogroups.com; 
abcfo...@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, 7 April 2011 8:57 PM
Subject: Fw: [NorthEastIndia] EMC / Referral Opening / Hyderabad /

  
Hi Friends,
 
Below is one referral opening in EMC, Location Hyderabad.
Interested ppl can forward their resume to me promit.hatikak...@emc.com.
 
 
~~
Thanks  Regards,
Promit Hatikakoty
EMC Corporation, Bangalore
M : +91 9886 202 510
Life isn’t about how to survive the storm, but how to dance in the rain.
~~
 
 
From:Kaul, Saloni 
Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2011 5:03 PM
To: India All; India Sales All (with TS-CS  Marketing)
Subject: 
 
 
 
In today’s dynamic marketplace, EMC’s Managed Services businesses including 
both Storage Managed Services (SMS) and Residencies, are critical building 
blocks to our success.  Customers need the world class talent and deep 
expertise that EMC can provide to assist them in overcoming day-to-day IT 
challenges, keeping pace with technology shifts and the transformation to cloud 
architectures.  Customers have confidence in EMC’s services capabilities, and 
as a result, we are experiencing tremendous growth  in India.  
 
To keep pace with this demand we are tripling the referral bonus for candidates 
referred till 30th April specifically for NAS L3 profiles.
 We look forward to your help and thank you in advance! 
  
 
ROLE:  NAS ENGINEER
 
Primary Responsibilities:
 
· NAS engineers are responsible for monitoring and completion of all 
incoming SAN service request workload to the required SLAs
· Engineers also responsible for  assigned Sustain activities  which 
include upgrade and maintenance planning  and execution
· Creation and management of required change approval documentation and 
approvals
· Attendance on change approval meetings and LOB planning sessions as 
required
· Maintain operational support and run book documentation
· Execution of planned changes, updates to change management records 
per process. 
· Management escalation of changes that have activation of failures
· NetApp unified Storage (Filer) Administration (L2/L3 level)
· Administration of CIFS and NFS, 
· Storage Capacity planning (storage consolidation, storage expansion, 
decommission and review storage utilization)
· Storage clustering and High Availability management
· Understanding of continuous data protection and disaster recovery 
solutions (snapmirror, and snapvault)
· Storage server building experience
· Maintain and create shell scripts for automation of storage 
activities.
· Root cause analysis and troubleshooting skills 
· Filer Performance monitoring  tuning
· Knowledge on Incident, Problem and Change process and ITIL Awareness
· Install, patch and upgrade OnTap versions for all production storage 
systems
· Analyze performance issues and storage usage patterns; maintain 
adequate capacity of all storage and backup solutions
· Ensure the ongoing maintenance of storage devices is maintained for 
maximum resource availability
 
 
Skills:
•Experience in distributed storage environments.
•Experience in an associated technology (Server, Networks)
•Knowledge of zoning in a large switched fabric environment.
•Knowledge of experience configuring EMC DMX and/or Intermediate HDS Lighting 
line of products.
•Intermediate experience configuring and deploying  Netapp Products, EMC 
Celerra amd DFM operations Manager
•Intermediate experience installing and configuring host bus adapters.
•Intermediate knowledge/experience designing and deploying snapshot, mirror, 
snapvault, aggregates/qtrees/volumes
•NetApp Filers (Unified Storage-NAS ) Administration - level 2/3
•Storage Server Building 
•Storage clustering  High availability 
•Storage capacity planning 
 
Added advantage:
 
•Experience with scripting using PERL, UNIX shell or similar languages
•NCDA/NCIE Certification   
 
 EXPERIENCE 6 to 14 years of experience 
 SHIFT
 WORK LOCATION 2 shifts (5.30 AM to 2.30 PM / 9.30 AM to 6.30 PM) (Weekly 
Schedule - Mon - Friday/ Thurs to Monday)
Hyderabad 
 
  
 
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[Assam] Fw: [NorthEastIndia] Infosys is hiring Freshers graduating in the year 2011!!

[Gautam Choudhury]

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From: Utpal Baruah baruahb...@yahoo.co.in
To: assam_de...@yahoogroups.com; Assam in Bangalore 
assam_in_bangal...@yahoogroups.com
Cc: northeastin...@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, 7 April 2011 10:12 AM
Subject: [NorthEastIndia] Infosys is hiring Freshers graduating in the year 
2011!!



From:Employee Referral 
Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2011 7:11 PM
To: 
Subject: We are hiring Freshers graduating in the year 2011!!
 
 
Dear Infoscion,
We are hiring Freshers for the role of Systems Engineerwho have a passion to 
work and excel in a dynamic environment. 
Eligibility Criteria:
* BE / B.Tech / ME / M.Tech/ MCA / MSc (Computer Science/ Electronics/ 
Mathematics/ Physics/ Statistics / Information Technology / Information 
Science) only.
* Candidates must have a consistently excellent academic track record.
* Only Candidates who are graduating in the year 2011 are eligible to 
apply.
* Candidates should not have participated in the Infosys selection 
process in the last 9 months.
Please note that the resume should mandatorily carry date of birth, e-mail id, 
complete academic details starting from std. 10 / 12 / Graduation / Post 
graduation along with Year of passing, simple average aggregate 
Percentages/CGPA, Board / University.  Also, mention the preferred location of 
test center in the subject line (Bangalore/Chennai/Delhi/ Hyderabad/ 
Kolkata/Mumbai/Pune/Trivandrum). 
You can mail the resumes to freshers2...@infosys.com on or before April 15, 
2011. Onlyshort listed candidates will be directly informed via e-mail about 
the selection process.  
 
Thanks  Regards,
HRD – Talent Acquisition  
Disclaimer:The above mentioned roleisnot eligible for ConnectInfy rewards. 
Status of profiles submitted for this role will not be updated on 
ConnectInfy.Please note that responses to this mailbox are not monitored. 
Kindly send the resumes to the above mentioned ID only.   
 
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notify the sender by e-mail and delete the original message. Further, you are 
not 
to copy, disclose, or distribute this e-mail or its contents to any other 
person and 
any such actions are unlawful. This e-mail may contain viruses. Infosys has 
taken 
every reasonable precaution to minimize this risk, but is not liable for any 
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your 
own virus checks before opening the e-mail or attachment. Infosys reserves the 
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[Assam] Fw: [NorthEastIndia] Infosys is hiring graduates ( 0 - 2 Years Exp)

[Gautam Choudhury]

- Forwarded Message -
From: Utpal Baruah baruahb...@yahoo.co.in
To: 
Sent: Tuesday, 5 April 2011 9:03 AM
Subject: Fw: [NorthEastIndia] Infosys is hiring graduates ( 0 - 2 Years Exp)


  



Infosys is hiring graduates.

Qualification: Any graduate but no B Tech or MCA
Prerequisite: Knowledge of Java and SQL / Good communication skill
Experience: 0 - 2 years. 
Date of Interview:18th April, 2011
Interview Location: Infosys Technologies Limited, E/4, Info City, Bhubaneswar, 
751024 


This is a walk-in interview and hence you can directly walk into Infosys campus 
on the given date and face the interview.

 If selected you will be posted in Bhubaneswar as well, but can be transferred 
to any other Infosys location in India. 

This is an ideal opportunity for people, who are doing short term courses in 
institutes like NIIT or Aptech after graduation, or just finished their BCA, 
BSc (CS / IT) etc. 

There are few Assamese guys in the Bhubaneswar recruitment team and they are 
desperately looking for some Assamese guys as Infosys does not recruit 
graduates very often.  Please pass the word, if you know, someone is eligible 
for these openings. 

Please send your CV to baruahb...@yahoo.co.in

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[Assam] Fw: [se-clmt] FOR INFO: Participation in Earth Hour on Saturday 26 March 2011.

[Gautam Choudhury]

--- On Wed, 23/3/11, Ramesh Jalan ramesh.ja...@un.org.in wrote:


From: Ramesh Jalan ramesh.ja...@un.org.in
Subject: [se-clmt] FOR INFO: Participation in Earth Hour on Saturday 26 March 
2011.
To: Climate Change Community se-c...@solutionexchange-un.net.in
Date: Wednesday, 23 March, 2011, 4:17 PM









Moderator’s Note: Dear Members, Earth Hour is a WWF initiative where YOU can 
show your support for action on climate change by turning off your lights for 
one hour. In 2010 hundreds of millions of people around the world showed their 
support by turning off their lights for one hour. This year too, pledge your 
support and turn off your non-essential lights for one hour at 8.30pm on 
Saturday, 26 March 2011. 
 
 
Dear Members,
 
The United Nations Secretary-General has also agreed to participate in the 
“Earth Hour 2011” led by the global conservation organization World Wildlife 
Fund (WWF). The event organizers once again plan to turn off the lights for one 
hour on Saturday 26th March 2011 at 8:30 pm (local time). Secretary-General is 
encouraging all New York-based United Nations Funds and Programmes to take part 
in this initiative and turn off the lights for one hour in their respective 
field offices, to the extent possible.
 
We request all members of Climate Change Community to participate in the “Earth 
Hour 2011” to make it a grand success.
 
 
Switch off your lights for Earth Hour 2011

Saturday 26 March 2011, 8.30pm-9.30pm

Visit www.earthhour.in to Join Earth Hour and Show Your Support
 

Best regards,
Resource Team 

Climate Change Community,

Solution Exchange 
 
 
This is a posting from the Solution Exchange Climate Change Community 
facilitated by the UNDP India
Solution Exchange is an Initiative of the UN Country Team in India
For more information and to join the Climate Change Community visit 
http://www.solutionexchange.net.in/clmt.htm 
 
 

 
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[Assam] Fw: [NorthEastIndia] CLAT-Common Law Admission Test

[Gautam Choudhury]

--- On Thu, 10/2/11, Bikram M. Baruah bikra...@yahoo.com wrote:


From: Bikram M. Baruah bikra...@yahoo.com
Subject: [NorthEastIndia] CLAT-Common Law Admission Test
To: fass...@yahoogroups.com, FASS friendsofassa...@yahoogroups.com, NE 
Network northeastin...@yahoogroups.com, Assam Bangalore 
assam_in_bangal...@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thursday, 10 February, 2011, 8:51 AM


  



FYI...

৫ বছৰীয়া আইন পাঠ্যক্ৰম আগবঢ়োৱা দেশৰ আগশাৰীৰ বিশ্ববিদ্যালয় কিখনত অসমৰ 
ছাত্ৰ-ছাত্ৰী তেনেই কম৷২০১১ চনত নামভৰ্তিৰ বাবে ১১ খন আগশাৰীৰ বিশ্ববিদ্যালয়ে 
সমূহীয়া ভাবে অহা ১৫ মেইত বাছনি পৰীক্ষা (CLAT-Common Law Admission Test) পাতিব৷ 
গুৱাহাটীতো ইয়াৰ কেন্দ্ৰ আছে৷ বিতং বতৰাৰ বাবে www.clat.ac.in চাওক৷অনান্য শিক্ষা 
প্ৰতিষ্ঠানেও ইয়াৰ নম্বৰৰ ভিত্তিত নামভৰ্তি কৰে৷ কোনোবাই বিচাৰিলে সহায় কৰিবলৈ ভাল 
পাম৷ চলভাষ: 09425681431
Partha P Sarmah


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[Assam] Fw: [Climate Himalaya Initiative] Internships: Knowledge Community on Children in India, UNICEF Programme

[Gautam Choudhury]

--- On Fri, 17/12/10, Climate Himalaya Initiative i...@climatehimalaya.net 
wrote:


From: Climate Himalaya Initiative i...@climatehimalaya.net
Subject: [Climate Himalaya Initiative] Internships: Knowledge Community on 
Children in India, UNICEF Programme
To: chimal...@googlegroups.com
Date: Friday, 17 December, 2010, 4:22 PM








From: Jessica Matthews [mailto:jess...@devnetjobs.org] 
Sent: Friday, 10 December, 2010 6:04 AM
Subject: Internships: Knowledge Community on Children in India, UNICEF Programme
Dear all, 
UNICEF India has advertised for its internship programme on Knowledge Community 
on Children in India.
Conceived as part of a broader initiative to build a Knowledge Community on 
Children in India (KCCI), UNICEF India partners with research and academic 
institutions to encourage young students and scholars from around the world to 
engage in development issues pertaining to India’s children and women. The 
internship offers an opportunity to explore issues related to child rights in 
India across a variety of areas: child protection, health, nutrition, 
education, HIV/AIDS, and water and sanitation. The assignment involves a 
combination of desk and field work at the district or village level, with 
interns being grouped into teams that are based in field offices and work under 
the supervision of selected research institutions/non-governmental 
organisations.
The selected interns will be placed in research institutions across states 
where UNICEF has a presence. The closing date for applications is January 21, 
2011.
More information on this internship has been posted at: 
http://devnetjobs.tripod.com/3december2010-kcci-unicef-international.html
Best regards,
Jessica Matthews
Outreach Coordinator
DevNetJobs.org
www.devnetjobs.org
 
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[Assam] Fw: [NorthEastIndia] Opening for Senior Reports Specialist

[Gautam Choudhury]

--- On Fri, 10/12/10, diganta deka digantad...@yahoo.com wrote:


From: diganta deka digantad...@yahoo.com
Subject: [NorthEastIndia] Opening for Senior Reports Specialist
To: assam_in_bangal...@yahoogroups.com, northeastin...@yahoogroups.com
Date: Friday, 10 December, 2010, 11:47 AM


  



Hi,

Education First (www.ef.com) has the following opening. Interested candidates 
can email me their resume at diganta.d...@ef.com

Senior Reports Specialist
Location
Bangalore, India
Job Profile
Your work will involve:
 
* Interact with business users to understand requirements 
* Designing reports / creating layouts 
* Work with T-SQL to summon data 
* Work with bug tracking systems 
 
 
Experience
 
4 - 6 years of experience working with 
 
* T-SQL 
* Microsoft reporting service 
* Microsoft analysis service 
 
* Skills
 
* Good communication skills 
* Good analytical skills 
* Ability to analyze and optimize advanced SQL queries 
* Interest in design 
* Interest in working with the latest technologies 


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[Assam] Fw: Help required

[Gautam Choudhury]

--- On Wed, 27/10/10, aryama saikia aryam...@gmail.com wrote:


From: aryama saikia aryam...@gmail.com
Subject: Help required
To: ambar1...@gmail.com, Amlan Saha a.s...@alumni.tufts.edu, 
an...@saikia.com, Ankur Bora ankur_bora2...@yahoo.com, 
arpi...@rediff.co.in, aruni kashyap arunikash...@gmail.com, Arupjyoti 
Saikia arupjyotisai...@gmail.com, Ashok Baruah ambbar...@gmail.com, 
asm...@hub2.nic.in, assam@assamnet.org, 
assamengineeringcollege-ow...@yahoogroups.com, Barada Sarma 
bcsarm...@yahoo.com, bhargav.bhu...@gmail.com, Bichitra Narayan Hazarika 
hazarika...@hotmail.com, bikash bibhuti bvuti_bk...@yahoo.com, Bikram M. 
Baruah bikra...@yahoo.com, bora.prasa...@yahoo.com, borkakoty prodip 
borkak...@yahoo.com, bul...@gmail.com, callofl...@yahoo.com, chinmoy bora 
bora.chin...@rediffmail.com, cleanpolit...@gmail.com, cmaha...@gmail.com, 
csc_as...@yahoo.in, dhiraj goswami goswamidhi...@yahoo.com, 
dhruba...@aol.com, dhrubajyotid...@hotmail.com, dilipd...@yahoo.com, 
dutta...@nic.in, gautam ojah gautamo...@yahoo.co.uk,
 giridharpatow...@yahoo.co.in, Choudhary, H. N. - AMW - MUM 
hnchoudh...@amwasia.com, hemanta bora hemantab...@gmail.com, kaushick 
sarma sarmakaush...@gmail.com, lochaname...@ymail.com, Manjira Majumdar 
manjiramajum...@gmail.com, manojkumar...@gmail.com, Memma Singha 
memma.sin...@gmail.com, mkoluthappal...@yahoo.co.in, 
mrinal.taluk...@gmail.com, munm...@gmail.com, nayanjyoti.me...@gmail.com, 
nicstaff-as...@lsmgr.nic.in, pallavi deka pallavideka@gmail.com, 
pandan...@yahoo.com, partha borah parthabo...@yahoo.co.in, 
patowa...@gmail.com, Pranabesh Dash pranabesh.d...@gmail.com, Pranjal 
Kumar Gogoi pkgo...@gmail.com, R Bhattacharyya [Delhi Office] 
rajib.bhattachar...@nrl.co.in, Rakesh... beyond ranges.. 
assam_rh...@rediffmail.com, riendsofassa...@yahoogroups.com, Romen Goswami 
r.gosw...@ntlworld.com, runa_bhu...@yahoo.co.in, Sanjeev Borgohain 
cyborg...@gmail.com, Satya postsa...@gmail.com,
 Satyakam Dutta satyakam.du...@gmail.com, Smarajit 
smarajit.o...@gmail.com, Sugandha Pathak sugandha.patha...@gmail.com, 
tushar goswami goswamitus...@rediffmail.com, U C KACHARI 
kach...@iocl.co.in, Uddipana Goswami uddip...@gmail.com, Utpal Baruah 
utpalbar...@yahoo.com
Date: Wednesday, 27 October, 2010, 6:23 PM



The Government of India has proposed the construction of over 100 mega dams in 
the seismologically  geologically sensitive Northeast region of India - and 
that too AGAINST the advice of a Govt. appointed Expert committee!! In June 
2010, a scientific committee jointly established by the Assam Government and 
National hydro-Power Corporation presented their report on their study of the 
downstream impacts of the 2000 MW Lower Subansiri Mega Dam Project. Excerpt 
from the report submitted by this expert committee: “…The selected site for the 
mega dam of the present dimension was not appropriate in such a geologically 
and seismologically sensitive location…Therefore, it is recommended not to 
construct the mega dam in the present site…”.


Studies show that the power requirement can be met by ecologically safer and 
environment-friendly smaller dams as well. So, why build mega dams and cause 
unthinkable damage when the power requirement can be met by making safe smaller 
dams? 


We are starting a petition campaign against the construction of these mega 
dams. A physical signature is already gaining momentum in Assam and the 
adjacent states. We are also aiming to garner 10 signatures through an 
online petition. Please help our cause by signing this online petition 
- http://www.petitionspot.com/petitions/megadamsneindia Also, please forward it 
all your friends and acquaintances.


Thanks and regards,
Aryama



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Re: [Assam] CD songs: Rode Puabor Karone by Ruby Patel

[Gautam Choudhury]

I think we shouldnot mix the 'Artist Bhupen Hazarika' with the 'Bhupen Hazarika 
in person'
at all. We simply cannot question about the talent and contribution of the 
'Artist Bhupen Hazarika'. Also ,there is nothing wrong in the appeal on ' CD 
songs: Rode Puabor Karone by Ruby Patel'. Rather, we should appreciate the 
effort as  'The sale of proceeds of this CD will be partly donated to the 
Nilakanta  Shantipriya Hazarika trust and managements of two Primary Schools 
of poverty stricken, unfortunate children of Panikhaity in Assam which have 
been managed by Ruby Patel for the last 3 years through contributions of 
generous public.
 
There may be lot of controversies on personal life of Bhupen Hazarika which 
could not be denied. But, at the same time, we should not forget that our 
Satriya Dance got the Classical Dance recognition during his tenure at Sangeet 
Natak Academy only. In many a times, the people from other parts do recognise 
us only because of him.
 
There are many intances of the great men having darker sides. But, at last, 
people remember them only because of their greatness not for the wrong reason.
 
Regards
 
Gautam Choudhury
--- On Mon, 9/8/10, Dhruba Jyoti Deka dhrubajyotid...@hotmail.com wrote:


From: Dhruba Jyoti Deka dhrubajyotid...@hotmail.com
Subject: Re: [Assam] CD songs: Rode Puabor Karone by Ruby Patel
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Date: Monday, 9 August, 2010, 10:23 PM



Please stop publicity about Bhupen Hazarika. He is the most betrayer of Assam.



I place 3 points.



1] In 1983, he sang Juye Pora 83 to bring Assamese youths for movement, but 
he never stood for Assamese people. Instead he always rubbed his nose in the 
feet of Indian State Machine.



2] In 1988, he sang in the Udito Suruj. The album was sponspored by ULFA for 
their publicity through Cultural way. In that album, Hazarika sang along with 
Dr Suresh Phukan of Sivasagar. Later on, in 1990 Dr Suresh Phukan was arrested 
by Army for the album, but Hazarika was not. Hazarika again ran to rub his nose 
in the feet of Indian State Machine. Dr Suresh Phukan, getting betrayed by 
Crocodile tears salesman like Bhupen Hazarika, commited sucide in the custody 
of Army, at Gauhati Medical College Hospital.



3] Hazarika always comes to Assam, when he needs money, needs free treatment. 
When he gets these, he again leaves Assam. 



I object against any kind of mercy towards Bhupen Hazarika. And I am ready for 
all kind of controversy for it. All ready I have scold him twice in 2003 
November and 2004 March. When he said Mor Jibonor Prothom Preyoxi aasil ejoni 
Bihari sowali while Assamese womans were raped by Bhirais in train at Bihar, 
and Bhupen Hazarika came to Assam to stop AAssamese extreeme sentiment, 
following the order of his lords(i.e. Indian State Machine). But he never 
showed his guts against the Indian State Machine. 



3] Have ever Hazarika told Indian State Machine, Why you people are dominating 
us and killing our people?



If Mamta Banarjee can oppose the Army Operation against Maoist in West Bengal, 
why cant Bhupen  Hazarika oppose for the same happening in his motheerland for 
last 3 decades?


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 Date: Mon, 9 Aug 2010 16:03:26 +
 Subject: [Assam] CD songs: Rode Puabor Karone by Ruby Patel
 
 
 Dr.Bhupen Hazarika's Sangeet  Kailas Patel
 
 
 Late Kailas Patel marrying into an Assamese family began to appreciate and 
 admire musical culture of Assam. Eventually, Kailas with the collaboration of 
 Dr. Bhupen Hazarika and his brothers and sisters produced a CD of songs with 
 his wife Ruby titled ‘Nijaraparor Sur’.
 
 In his life time Kailas always wanted to capture the lilting tunes and lyrics 
 of Assamese folk songs in records and tapes through which this rich musical 
 heritage could be preserved. His untimely death deprived Assam of his desired 
 contributions towards the preservation of Assamese cultural heritage. 
 However, after elapse of time, Ruby Patel with her brothers and sisters and 
 their third generation progeny collected Dr. Bhupen Hazarika’s popular 
 choruses and recorded in their original tunes and music with the help of up 
 and coming established talented musicians in a CD titled ‘Rode Puabor Karone’ 
 (to bask in the sun) to fulfil Kailas’s dreams.
 
 The sale of proceeds of this CD will be partly donated to the Nilakanta  
 Shatipriya Hazarika trust and managements of two Primary Schools of poverty 
 stricken, unfortunate children of Panikhaity in Assam which have been managed 
 by Ruby Patel

[Assam] Recruitment in NIC

[Gautam Choudhury]

Pl go through the following link and act accordingly:
 
http://recruitment.nic.in
 
Regards
 
Gautam Choudhury

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Re: [Assam] Fwd: Murder Most Foul - Pets

[Gautam Choudhury]

A befitting reply indeed!

Gautam Choudhury


--- On Wed, 16/7/08, uttam borthakur [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 From: uttam borthakur [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: Re: [Assam] Fwd: Murder Most Foul - Pets
 To: 'A Mailing list for people interested in Assam from around the world' 
 assam@assamnet.org, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Date: Wednesday, 16 July, 2008, 7:44 AM
 Ram da
  
 A good one within no time. 
 
 
 Uttam Kumar Borthakur
 
 --- On Wed, 16/7/08, W.Saleh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
 
 From: W.Saleh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: Re: [Assam] Fwd: Murder Most Foul - Pets
 To: 'A Mailing list for people interested in
 Assam from around the world'
 assam@assamnet.org
 Date: Wednesday, 16 July, 2008, 2:58 AM
 
 Excellent reply. Thanks for covering it also on our behalf.
 
 Warm regards,
 Wahid Saleh
 
  
 -Oorspronkelijk bericht-
 Van: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Namens
 Ram Sarangapani
 Verzonden: dinsdag 15 juli 2008 19:35
 Aan: A Mailing list for people interested in Assam from
 around the world
 Onderwerp: Re: [Assam] Fwd: Murder Most Foul - Pets
 
 Thanks C'da. I am not sure why it didn't make it to
 the Assamnet the
 first
 time.
 BTW - I made sure to CC all her friends at JNU, the Deccan
 Chronicle and
 elsewhere.
 
 If nothing else, the next time any of these people write,
 they might think
 carefully and pay more attention.
 
 --Ram
 
 
 
 On 7/15/08, Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
 
  Terrific Ram.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  At 11:53 AM -0500 7/15/08, Ram Sarangapani wrote:
 Not sure if this made it to Assamnet before.
 Anyway forwarding
 here.
  ___
  
  Dear Ms. Shukla,
  
  I was agast to read your article Murder most
 foul in the
 Deccan
  Chronicle
  (July 15, 2008). Yes, I was agast as to how the
 poor JNU's campus
 dog was
  bludgeoned to death, but I was more agast of your
 rather poor
 knowledge
  of,
  and condescension toward the North Eastern states
 of India.
  
  It maybe that you perhaps first need an object
 lesson in geography,
  possibly
  history of India (you know - get to know your
 country), and not in the
  least, a good lesson in humility.
  
  First of all, you ought to know that the North
 Eastern States
 comprises
 of
  many other states. In Assam, a North-Eastern
 State, for example, there
 are
  many vegitarians, as well as non-vegitarians, and
 the population is
 mostly
  Hindu. Manipur, another North-Eastern state, too
 is mostly Hindu. Dogs
  certainly are not on the menu.
  
  It is unfortunate, that you could not bring
 yourself to appreciate the
  beauty of the landscape of Nagaland. You probably
 did not find it in
 your
  heart to appreciate and study the culture, the
 language and customs of
 the
  good people of Nagaland. If I could suggest, you
 might want to try and
  read
  the volumes of good literature written by the
 British (many of the
  army) on the North-Eastern states during the Raj.
  
  You make some sweeping statements regarding the
 whole of the North
 East,
  when you declare,
  
  Apparently North-Eastern students at JNU
 regularly lynch and
 barbecue
  dogs.
  
  Really! Have you ever met or heard of any Assamese
 or Manipuri who
 eats
  dogs?  I know, you may think 'they all look
 alike' and hence
 your
  condescension and then clubbing of all the
 'natives' together.
 The fact,
  however, is the people in the North-Eastern states
 are as varied and
  different as other parts of the country, and so
 are their food habits.
  They
  come in different hues.
  That is what makes India unique, as the country
 comprises of all hues,
  shapes, forms, colors, religions, vegitarians, and
 non-vegitarians.
  
  And when you write
After combing the area, my husband visited
 the Gaon Burha
 (village
  Pradhan) of the closest Naga settlement and spelt
 out all sorts of
 dire
  consequences if the dog did not return. Twenty
 minutes later, Bindu
 was
  safely home.
  
  Wow! isn't that something? Your husband showed
 them, didn't
 he? Your army
  husband brought down the full weight and force of
 the whole Indian
 army
 on
  the Gaon Burha and threatened the poor guy with
 dire
 consequences.
  One wonders, with all this condescension raining
 down on the poor
 chap,
  what
  those threats might have been?
  Beat up the natives? Burn down their silly
 hutments? Kill, rape and
  plunder
  their sordid villages? What?
  
  Ms. Shukla, what you and your husband may not know
 is that the Indian
 Army
  is NOT yours or your husband's personal army.
 The Army has a role,
 and
  hopefully that role does NOT consist of rescuing
 irish setters of some
  army
  officer. Your very tone suggests of condescension
 and of 'dealing
 with
 the
  natives'. At the very least you might want to
 get off that high
 horse and
  descend the mighty steps of Indraprastha.
  
Just like many people, we too love our pets and
 would prefer that
  animals
  not be ill-treated. Your concern for the pet dogs
 of JNU is admirable.
  Every

Re: [Assam] Musical Instruments

[Gautam Choudhury]

Dear Wahed da,

A little bit alongwith some photographs about Satriya Dance could be found in 
the following links :

http://assam.nic.in/cms/pictures.htm#The%20Sattriya%20Dances%20of%20Assam

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sattriya_dance

Hope these will be useful to you. I will post you more information about 
Satriya as and when I find something new.

REgards

Gautam Choudhury

- Original Message 
From: W.Saleh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Gautam Choudhury [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: A Mailing list for people interested in Assam from around the world 
assam@assamnet.org
Sent: Monday, 1 October, 2007 3:34:44 PM
Subject: RE: [Assam] Musical Instruments


Dear Gautam,
 
Thanks for your mail. You are right. When I first published the “ Indiawijzer 
”(in Dutch) in 1992 it was a small book of 142 pages. I had difficulties 
obtaining information from India – especially from Assam . As I am a layman 
trying to be “jack of all trades,” I did not want to put something on paper 
without going through some published materials. Almost all the artciles 
covering business, yoga, culture, dance, philosphy etc. published in the 
Indiawijzer is written by me.

As I could not obtain the necessary  information at that time it was not 
included. The second edition of Indiawijzer was published in 1999. It is a book 
of 416 pages. During this publication also I had difficultiy in obtaining 
information. Another problem was the time. The Dutch law demands that before 
you publish you have to take permission. To give you an idea I wrote more than 
3.000 letters to collect information and get permission. With Internet it is 
now easier to get information. But still you need permission. 
 
The Indiawijzer is the work of one person from collecting information, 
web-design, programming , maintenance everything is done by me. If needed it is 
updated almost daily (atleast the Cultural Agenda of Indian programmes in the 
Netherlands ). At present the website has more than 3.000 webpages and still 
have to update/add more than 1000 pages. In the coming months I hope to update 
the chapter on Indian Dance and Music. It is not only the chapter on dance but 
also chapters on musical instruments, types of vocal music, new artists  active 
in the netherlands etc. have to be included. Thanks for  your suggestions.
 
Greetings,
Wahid da
 
 
 



Van: Gautam Choudhury [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Verzonden: maandag 1 oktober 2007 8:43
Aan: A Mailing list for people interested in Assam from around the world
CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Onderwerp: Re: [Assam] Musical Instruments
 
Dear Wahed da,
 
I have also gone through the site. I found the list of Indian Classical Dance 
is not an exhaustive one. Some of the very important classical dance like 
Manipuri, Kuchipudi,Kathakali is found missing.  But missing of our own 
'Satriya Dance' from the list is found to be most surprisng as it was 
recognised only few years back(means it is still very fresh in our minds) after 
much efforts from all the corners. Pl include all the missing Indian classical 
dance including Satriya Dance.
 
Regards
 
Gautam Choudhury

 
- Original Message 
From: Alpana B. Sarangapani [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; A Mailing list for people interested in Assam from 
around the world assam@assamnet.org
Sent: Monday, 1 October, 2007 12:51:24 AM
Subject: Re: [ Assam ] Musical Instruments

Excellent site, Wahid da. 
Thanks for sending this comprehensive link page on India .
The site will be useful for many other pieces of information that are close to 
my heart. Thank you again. 
 
I wish I had knowledge on a foreign language like you do. But Spanish, Mandarin 
Chinese, French and Japanese are on top of my 'list to learn things'.
 
I am looking for info on, say, if a bamboo flute, a tabla or a Vina was used 
for the song, 'Nimura' by Kavita Krishnamurthy. 
 
With regards,
- Alpana.
 
 
 
 


 
“In order to make spiritual progress you must be patient like a tree and humble 
like a blade of grass”
- Lakshmana
 
 
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: assam@assamnet.org
Date: Sat, 29 Sep 2007 23:45:33 +0200
Subject: Re: [ Assam ] Musical Instruments
Dear Alpana,
 
In my internet site www.indiawijzer.nl I have a section on:
Indian music and dance”.
à If click this link it would lead you to the index  “Indian classical music, 
dance and musical instruments”.
  à This link will lead you to the webpage’s on  Indian Classical Music 
Instruments,
 
Unfortunately the text is in Dutch as the information of this section is meant 
for the Dutch school children. But you will get the images and the name of the 
instrument. Moreover at the start you will get a link to the site of 
Chandrakant and at end you will get a link to Tarang. These sites are in 
English.
 
Greetings,
Wahid da
 



Van: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Namens Alpana B. Sarangapani
Verzonden: zaterdag 29 september 2007 21:50
Aan: assam@assamnet.org
Onderwerp: [Assam] Musical Instruments
 
Hi All:
 
Could anyone

Re: [Assam] Musical Instruments

[Gautam Choudhury]

Dear Wahed da,

I have also gone through the site. I found the list of Indian Classical Dance 
is not an exhaustive one. Some of the very important classical dance like 
Manipuri, Kuchipudi,Kathakali is found missing.  But missing of our own 
'Satriya Dance' from the list is found to be most surprisng as it was 
recognised only few years back(means it is still very fresh in our minds) after 
much efforts from all the corners. Pl include all the missing Indian classical 
dance including Satriya Dance.

Regards

Gautam Choudhury


- Original Message 
From: Alpana B. Sarangapani [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; A Mailing list for people interested in Assam from 
around the world assam@assamnet.org
Sent: Monday, 1 October, 2007 12:51:24 AM
Subject: Re: [Assam] Musical Instruments

Excellent site, Wahid da. 
Thanks for sending this comprehensive link page on India.
The site will be useful for many other pieces of information that are close to 
my heart. Thank you again. 
 
I wish I had knowledge on a foreign language like you do. But Spanish, Mandarin 
Chinese, French and Japanese are on top of my 'list to learn things'.
 
I am looking for info on, say, if a bamboo flute, a tabla or a Vina was used 
for the song, 'Nimura' by Kavita Krishnamurthy. 
 
With regards,
- Alpana.
 
 
 
 


 

“In order to make spiritual progress you must be patient like a tree and humble 
like a blade of grass”
- Lakshmana
 
 




From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: assam@assamnet.org
Date: Sat, 29 Sep 2007 23:45:33 +0200
Subject: Re: [Assam] Musical Instruments


Dear Alpana,
 
In my internet site www.indiawijzer.nl I have a section on:
Indian music and dance”.
à If click this link it would lead you to the index  “Indian classical music, 
dance and musical instruments”.
  à This link will lead you to the webpage’s on  Indian Classical Music 
Instruments,
 
Unfortunately the text is in Dutch as the information of this section is meant 
for the Dutch school children. But you will get the images and the name of the 
instrument. Moreover at the start you will get a link to the site of 
Chandrakant and at end you will get a link to Tarang. These sites are in 
English.
 
Greetings,
Wahid da
 



Van: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Namens Alpana B. Sarangapani
Verzonden: zaterdag 29 september 2007 21:50
Aan: assam@assamnet.org
Onderwerp: [Assam] Musical Instruments
 
Hi All:
 
Could anyone tell me the way to find out what type of musical instruments are 
used in the Indian movie songs? Is there such a site or a book that lists the 
instruments used in the musicals, including the classical numbers? 
 
Any help would be greatly appreciated. 
 
- A. Sarangapani
Spring, Texas.


 
“In order to make spiritual progress you must be patient like a tree and humble 
like a blade of grass”
- Lakshmana
 
 
 



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Re: [Assam] VALENTINE DAY - BENGALI WAY /A Parody

[Gautam Choudhury]

I think following song which was sung around lower assam sometimes back will 
also fit into :

Tumi mor chatir jota moi tomar golpata
Tumi mor pitalar churi moi tomar harghari

Gautam Choudhury


- Original Message 
From: Ram Sarangapani [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: assam@assamnet.org
Sent: Sunday, 11 March, 2007 8:50:39 PM
Subject: Re: [Assam] VALENTINE DAY - BENGALI WAY /A Parody


Hehe!, this is pretty good, C'da. Enjoyed it throughly.
 
Is it OK to add a bit here? My 2-bit contribution:
 
Tumi Nalbaria, moi Jorhatia, tumi maas, moi meteka
Tumi mekhela-chaador, moi dhuti-panjabi, tumi dhul, moi bajna
 
--Ram


 
On 3/11/07, Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 
Baah, baah-ki xundor! Moi obhibhut hoi, paanit seni gola henke goli golu deiba.
Okol xeiei nohoy: Mwr nijor bukut gwpone lukai thoka  bondha-kobitwew  boxontor
aagomonot fulor koli futi utha lekhiyake fuli uthi duxari maan kobita logote 
logai dibo khwja baabe raize jen khema kore ei odhomok, xeiei kaamona:

 

 
Tumi tamwl moi paan, tumi saul moi dhaan
Tumi surot moi dhopaat, tumi kothok moi obaak.

 
Tumi moriya moi goriya, tumi Asomese moi Oxomiya
Tumi gonok moi bamun, tumi meles moi bhokot

 
Tumi UAONA moi AANA , tumi notun moi purona
Tumi nokol moi aasol, tumi sua moi nirmol

 
Tumi goru moi pogha, tumi saaki moi soga
Tumi xewali moi xubaax, twmar akaxot mwr probaax.

 

With apologies to the Bangla Kobi.

 
cm :-)

 

 

 
At 5:38 PM -0800 3/10/07, Dilip/Dil Deka wrote:





Tumi samudra ami aranya, tumi Amit ami Labonya;

Tumi bhugal ami itihaash, tumi Paro ami Debdash;

Tumi Closeup ami Colgate, tumi Romeo ami Juliette;
Tumi Makaibari ami Wah Taj,tumi Shajahan ami Mumtaz; 
Tumi Thuja ami Arnica, tumi Clinton ami Monica;

Tumi chiruni ami ayna, tumi Dodi ami Diana;
Tumi bulbul ami tota, tumi Buddha ami Mamata;

Tumi dherosh ami alu, tumi Rabri ami Lallu;
Tumi ucche ami potol, tumi Sonya ami Atal; 
Tumi chips ami popcorn, tumi Phulan ami Birappan;

Tumi jilipi ami chumchum, tumi Suchitra ami Uttam:
Tumi hajmi ami toffee, tumi Boris ami Steffi;

Tumi khyal ami gazal, tumi Shahrukh ami Kajol;
Tumi CBI ami greftaar, tumi Sangeeta ami Azar; 
Tumi santro ami ciello, tumi Desdemona ami Othello;

Tumi mach ami mangsho, tumi srishti ami dhangsho:
Tumi Ajit ami Mona, tumi Sourav ami Donna;
Tumi eelish ami parshe, tumi Pheluda ami Topse;
Tumi dhakna ami shishi, tumi Katthak ami Orissi; 
Tumi Sholay ami Bazigar, tumi Minar ami Chabighar:


Tumi boma ami grenade, tumi Mahakaran ami Brigade;
Tumi Omar ami Laden, tumi Salt Lake ami Eden ;
Tumi Only Vimal ami DCM, tumi Trinamul ami CPM:;
Tumi Raju ami Gopal, tumi Bharat ami Nepal;
Tumi galpa ami kobita, tumi Aishwariya ami Susmita;


Tumi OK ami fine, tumi aniyam ami ayeen;
Tumi bangla ami hindi, tumi tip ami bindi;
Tumi uttejona ami kolahol, tumi cricket ami football; 
Tumi jhamela ami gandagol, tumi Pk ami Amol;
Tumi gur ami chini, tumi hulo ami mini;


Tumi gaja ami khaja, tumi Rani ami Raja:
Tumi botua ami pouch, tumi oof ami ouch;
Tumi babbah ami mago, tumi hyago ami ogo; 
Tumi superb ami sorry, tumi lekho ami pori.




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Re: [Assam] Photos needed: Dhurbi Sikh Guru-dwara in Assam

[Gautam Choudhury]

you will find in dhubri.nic.in site.

Regards


Gautam Choudhury


- Original Message 
From: umesh sharma [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, 16 November, 2006 12:29:24 AM
Subject: [Assam] Photos needed: Dhurbi Sikh Guru-dwara in Assam


If anyone can provide photos of the famous Dhubri Sikh Gurudwara in Assam. It 
has historical importance.
I got a call from Mr Yashpal Singh from Delhi today morning requesting photos 
of this Gurudwara which he would publish in his book later this week. His email 
is [EMAIL PROTECTED]
marketinginfect @ yahoo.com  (it is not a spelling error)
The location is 
http://www.wikimapia.org/#y=26020230x=89993778z=14l=0m=ashow=/782712/
 
http://www.india9.com/i9show/53500.htm Guru Teg Bahadur and perhaps also Guru 
Nanak visited this place.
 
Thanks and Regards.
 
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Re: [Assam] Women's groups

[Gautam Choudhury]

One group I know about this is Mitali Sangha, Guwahati.

Regards

Gautam Choudhury
- Original Message From: Nayanjyoti Medhi [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: nilankur das [EMAIL PROTECTED]; assam@assamnet.orgSent: Friday, 10 November, 2006 4:21:31 PMSubject: Re: [Assam] Women's groupsis there anything else then north east network. i'm looking for groups who are working out of the limelight. NEN is known to all.
On 11/10/06, nilankur das [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 
North East Network is one. See, Tezpur District Mahila Samiti too.
On 11/10/06, Nayanjyoti Medhi  [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 

Can anybody give me a list of Women's groups/ NGO's who work for rights of women/upliftment of the social status of women in the north east region of India


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Re: [Assam] (no subject)

[Gautam Choudhury]

Yes..I also support your views. Even in Assam, the
attitude of the people are changing. People are no
longer waiting for the Govt. jobs as in the past.
Better educated people are opting for the pvt jobs
than the govt jobs. If it gets the right direction, I
am sure Asom(Axom) will surely flourish.

Gautam CHoudhury

--- Sanjeeta Das [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Axom is no longer the land of 'lahe lahe'. I have
 seen young people in
 Delhi and  Banglore working long shifts and under
 adverse conditions in call
 centers to earn their bread. We have the potential,
 ability and the man
 power to make Axom a flourishing land. All we need
 now is the initiative in
 the right direction, determination and trust. The
 way to Shanghai is far but
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Re: [Assam] hottest summer in 132 years-see Metdata Pause/Study

[Gautam Choudhury]

yes we do have an office at Borjhar Airport.

Gautam Choudhury
--- Rajen  Ajanta Barua [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 MM,
 One would think that every citi would have
 Meteriogical Dept which would keep records for daily
 temperature, rainfall etc. Does Guwahati have such a
 department? Does anybody know?
 RB
 
   - Original Message - 
   From: mc mahant 
   To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
   Cc: assam@assamnet.org 
   Sent: Sunday, August 20, 2006 12:34 PM
   Subject: Re: [Assam] hottest summer in 132
 years-see Metdata Pause/Study
 
 
   Netters please study the Data in their posting:
 
   We are now in August.  Nov-Dec data is  also
 there. Means these are averaged --over how many
 years? And no data of this year!. Posted Today!! 
 This is  the limit of Indian  Science Data!!!
 
   mm
 
 
 


 From: mc mahant [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 CC: assam@assamnet.org
 Subject: Re: [Assam] hottest summer in 132
 years-see Metdata
 Date: Sun, 20 Aug 2006 22:55:55 +0530
 
 
  
   India  
 

--
  
   India Meteorological
 Department  
 
  
   Weather Information for Guwahati  

  
 

--
  
   Weather Forecast  
   Issued at 16:00 (Local time) 20 Aug 2006
 Date  Temperature oC Weather  
 Minimum Maximum 
 21 Aug
 ( Mon ) 27  35   RAIN/THUNDERSHOWERS
  

 22 Aug
 ( Tue ) 27  35   RAIN/THUNDERSHOWERS
  

  
  Click here for temperatures in oF
 
  
  
 
   Climatological Information  
   Month Mean Temperature oC Mean
 Total Rainfall (mm) Mean Number of Rain Days 
   Daily
   Minimum Daily
   Maximum 
   Jan 9.8  23.6  11.4  1.2  
   Feb 11.5  26.4  12.8  1.3  
   Mar 15.5  30.2  57.7  4.6  
   Apr 20.0  31.5  142.3  9.0  
   May 22.5  31.0  248.0  14.3  
   Jun 24.7  31.4  350.1  16.1  
   Jul 25.5  31.8  353.6  16.8  
   Aug 25.5  32.1  269.6  13.9  
   Sep 24.6  31.7  166.2  10.3  
   Oct 21.8  30.1  79.2  5.3  
   Nov 16.4  27.4  19.4  1.5  
   Dec 11.5  24.6  5.1  0.4  

  
  Click here for temperatures in oF
 
  
 
  
 

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   From:  Manoj Das [EMAIL PROTECTED]
   To:  mc mahant [EMAIL PROTECTED]
   Subject:  Re: [Assam] [asom] Assam witnesses
 hottest summer in 132 years
   Date:  Sun, 20 Aug 2006 21:47:14 +0530
 
 
 
   Dear Mukulda
 
   I'll ask some MP to raise a question in
 parliament. But I doubt if data for such a long time
 period will be available.
 
   Thanks n regards
   Manoj
 

   On 8/20/06, Barua25 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote: 
 I was curious because the news report says
 that the Assam is having lowest rainfall during the
 last 132 years. It means the news writer must have
 weather report for the last 132 years. 
 What is IMD?
 RB
 
 - Original Message - 
 From: Rajeev Bhattacharyya 
 To: Rajen  Ajanta Barua 
 Sent: Sunday, August 20, 2006 9:53 AM
 Subject: Re: [asom] Assam witnesses hottest
 summer in 132 years
 
  
 I don't know if records for the last 200
 years would be available.  The IMD  might be having
 it for 70-80 years.  You may take recourse to the
 RTI provision, pay a fee and have everything you
 want.  
 Rajeev.
 
 
 Rajen  Ajanta Barua [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote: 
   I wonder where we can get the records of
 weather in Assam for last 200 ywears?
 
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Re: [Assam] hottest summer in 132 years-see Metdata Pause/Study

[Gautam Choudhury]

yes we do have an office near Borjhar Airport.

Gautam Choudhury
--- Rajen  Ajanta Barua [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 MM,
 One would think that every citi would have
 Meteriogical Dept which would keep records for daily
 temperature, rainfall etc. Does Guwahati have such a
 department? Does anybody know?
 RB
 
   - Original Message - 
   From: mc mahant 
   To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
   Cc: assam@assamnet.org 
   Sent: Sunday, August 20, 2006 12:34 PM
   Subject: Re: [Assam] hottest summer in 132
 years-see Metdata Pause/Study
 
 
   Netters please study the Data in their posting:
 
   We are now in August.  Nov-Dec data is  also
 there. Means these are averaged --over how many
 years? And no data of this year!. Posted Today!! 
 This is  the limit of Indian  Science Data!!!
 
   mm
 
 
 


 From: mc mahant [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 CC: assam@assamnet.org
 Subject: Re: [Assam] hottest summer in 132
 years-see Metdata
 Date: Sun, 20 Aug 2006 22:55:55 +0530
 
 
  
   India  
 

--
  
   India Meteorological
 Department  
 
  
   Weather Information for Guwahati  

  
 

--
  
   Weather Forecast  
   Issued at 16:00 (Local time) 20 Aug 2006
 Date  Temperature oC Weather  
 Minimum Maximum 
 21 Aug
 ( Mon ) 27  35   RAIN/THUNDERSHOWERS
  

 22 Aug
 ( Tue ) 27  35   RAIN/THUNDERSHOWERS
  

  
  Click here for temperatures in oF
 
  
  
 
   Climatological Information  
   Month Mean Temperature oC Mean
 Total Rainfall (mm) Mean Number of Rain Days 
   Daily
   Minimum Daily
   Maximum 
   Jan 9.8  23.6  11.4  1.2  
   Feb 11.5  26.4  12.8  1.3  
   Mar 15.5  30.2  57.7  4.6  
   Apr 20.0  31.5  142.3  9.0  
   May 22.5  31.0  248.0  14.3  
   Jun 24.7  31.4  350.1  16.1  
   Jul 25.5  31.8  353.6  16.8  
   Aug 25.5  32.1  269.6  13.9  
   Sep 24.6  31.7  166.2  10.3  
   Oct 21.8  30.1  79.2  5.3  
   Nov 16.4  27.4  19.4  1.5  
   Dec 11.5  24.6  5.1  0.4  

  
  Click here for temperatures in oF
 
  
 
  
 

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   From:  Manoj Das [EMAIL PROTECTED]
   To:  mc mahant [EMAIL PROTECTED]
   Subject:  Re: [Assam] [asom] Assam witnesses
 hottest summer in 132 years
   Date:  Sun, 20 Aug 2006 21:47:14 +0530
 
 
 
   Dear Mukulda
 
   I'll ask some MP to raise a question in
 parliament. But I doubt if data for such a long time
 period will be available.
 
   Thanks n regards
   Manoj
 

   On 8/20/06, Barua25 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote: 
 I was curious because the news report says
 that the Assam is having lowest rainfall during the
 last 132 years. It means the news writer must have
 weather report for the last 132 years. 
 What is IMD?
 RB
 
 - Original Message - 
 From: Rajeev Bhattacharyya 
 To: Rajen  Ajanta Barua 
 Sent: Sunday, August 20, 2006 9:53 AM
 Subject: Re: [asom] Assam witnesses hottest
 summer in 132 years
 
  
 I don't know if records for the last 200
 years would be available.  The IMD  might be having
 it for 70-80 years.  You may take recourse to the
 RTI provision, pay a fee and have everything you
 want.  
 Rajeev.
 
 
 Rajen  Ajanta Barua [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote: 
   I wonder where we can get the records of
 weather in Assam for last 200 ywears?
 
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Re: [Assam] World Bank: Becoming vegetarian

[Gautam Choudhury]

Since, we each do have 2 pairs canine teeth, I think
such move will again be against the nature.

Regards

Gautam CHoudhury
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http://web.worldbank.org/WBSITE/EXTERNAL/NEWS/0,,contentMDK:20954903~pagePK:64257043~piPK:437376~theSitePK:4607,00.html

   I think the solution lies in becoming vegetarian.
 Vegetables give you no diseases or allergy or poison
 you or kill you --like Mad Cow disease, Bird Flu
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   Any comments?

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Re: [Assam] assam Digest, Vol 5, Issue 56

[Gautam Choudhury]

A very happy new year to all the members of this group
and their family.

Gautam Choudhury
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 Date: Fri, 30 Dec 2005 15:10:06 -0600
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 C'da,
 
 systemically wrong with Indian governance
 
 While I do agree that a lot needs to be done in this
 area, the idea of
 making a complete turn-around of areas plagued by
 systemic problems
 will take a long time.
 The Indian Governmental system does have checks and
 balances, so the
 problem really lies with many of those who are in
 charge
 (ministers/bureaucrats). Any system will have
 loopholes, but it has
 become a past time in India for people to take
 advantage of these
 loopholes.
 
 In the end, systemic problems are caused by a few
 functions,
 (a) bureaucrats and ministers who are corrupt and
 inept
 (b) a populace that is willing to take whatever is
 dished out and
 reelecting the same scoundrels every election cycle
 and
 (c) a business climate where a lot of attention
 seems to be diverted
 to duping/taking advantage of the government
 (country) , people and
 the exchequer.
 
 Yes, I agree with what Murthy says inspite of the
 fact that there may
 be that polititcian that is willing to put the
 country's need before
 himself.
 
   Suresh Prabhu of Shiv Sena accepted the criticism
 but said the need of the
  hour was to focus on reforming the politics, its
 institutions and its
  functionaries rather than indulge in mud-slinging
 
 Prabhu's statement seems to be more for the press
 and it is a good
 suggestion. The Shiv Sena have not been stalwarts
 either. There have
 been many accusations of corruption and extortion on
 businesses and
 Bollywood leveled against the.
 
 I would rather tend to side with Murthy on this.
 
 BTW- all this begs the question: If this is systemic
 and the problems
 are pervasive, how is it that some states are
 registering higher
 growth rates (than national average), while others
 are far below - 3rd
 world standards. Many of the ones that have NOT done
 well are in the
 northern/Central states - from where the GOI is
 supposedly controlled.
 The article I sent on 'Regional Imbalance'  is a
 case in point.
 Lack of growth and development cannot be ALL because
 of poor
 governance. To poor governance, if one were to add a
 good measure of a
 few other unfavorable ingredients, we could see a
 Bihar in the making
 all over India and in every state.
 
 -- Ram
 
 
 
 
 
 
 On 12/30/05, Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
  The following after yesterday's criticism from
 Narayana Murthy.
 
  Ram, you might look at Suresh Prabhu's comment
 below. I point that out for
  those of you who claim that there is nothing
 systemically wrong with Indian
  governance -- and thus it is a problem with
 people-BAD people that is!
 
  (The empheses mine).
 
  cm
 
 
 
 
 
  Narayana Murthy at the receiving end
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  class, which he said, was inept and corrupt
 and did not own up to
  responsibility for its failures. Many felt that
 Murthy's criticism, made on
  Wednesday at a function in Bangalore, was
 abusive in nature.
 
   An agitated Sharad Yadav, head of Janata Dal
 (United), asked Murthy to stay
  within limits. He said politicians faced a
 difficult job in marrying
  aspirations of a heterogeneous mass of people. I
 challenge him to contest
  one election and see it for himself. On the other
 hand, I can run a company
  easily because there you don't have to face people
 and are free to do what
  you want to, he fumed.
 
   The general feeling was that complexities of
 politics were being ignored,
  as sweeping generalisations were being made
 against the political class. Ram
  Kripal Yadav, Lok Sabha MP of Rashtriya Janata

Re: [Assam] assam Digest, Vol 5, Issue 10

[Gautam Choudhury]

--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Gibbon found in Assam is Hollock Gibbon. As per my
knowledge, they are also found in Kaziranga NP,
Nonthylem Wild Sanctuary in Meghalaya, Amchang Wild
Life Santuary near Guwahati. There may be some other
location also. The local name of Hollock Gibbon is
'Holow Bandar'. 

A few number of them was available in the Umananda
Island in Brahamaputra during the early part of of
seventies. Now, they are replaced with some 'Golden
Langurs' locally which are known as 'Sonali Bandar'

Gautam Choudhury
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 Assam is the only place where Gibbons are found in
 India. Gibbons are found in Assam Nagaland border. 
 It must have an Assamese name. Does anybody know
 what the locals call Gibbon ?


 
   
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 *W*hat is good news? The news of a suicide committed
 by a 28-year-old boy
 protesting against the misdeeds of his father who
 misappropriated public
 money and later on landed in the dragnet of the
 police? For the renowned
 writer Saurav Kumar Chaliha, that news served as a
 piece of good news and it
 became a source of inspiration for him for quite a
 long time. Aghast with
 the developments that took place following the Assam
 agitation and the
 cutthroat competition among the Assamese newspapers
 to raise their
 circulation figures through sensational news like
 those of mayhem,
 corruption and all sorts of degeneration?that too
 all blown up to attract
 the readers, Chaliha said in his write-up that he
 had virtually given up
 reading those newspapers. He had also given up the
 thought of writing
 anything for those newspapers.
  But, he was not spared. His longing to be in peace,
 to be in the comfort of
 an afternoon siesta, was disturbed one day by the
 telephone call of an
 executive editor of an Assamese daily. The executive
 editor wanted Chaliha
 to write something that could instil hope among the
 readers on the very
 first day of a year.
  And thus came the *Bhal Khabar* ? Good News ? as an
 article from Chaliha's
 pen that gave vent to his despondency and, in the
 process, his detestation
 towards the Assamese print media. He cited the above
 news item as one of the
 good news that might instil some hope among the
 readers for carrying the
 information of some sort of protest against the
 repulsive developments of
 the society.
  Filmmaker Altaf Mazid has made a short film based
 on this very critique of
 Chaliha with the same title, *Bhal Khabar*. The film
 was screened at the
 Guwahati Press Club on November 20. It is basically
 a personal film. The
 cinematic narration of the contents of the article
 hinges between story
 telling and documentation. With the narration of the
 content of the article
 done by Chaliha himself, the film goes on with an
 attempt at communicating
 with the viewers through poeticised fictional
 visuals.
  Let us cite some examples. The request of the
 executive editor was a sort
 of a cruel command that made the writer come to
 terms with reality. The
 filmmaker explained this with the video clippings
 from a film that narrated
 the hijacking of a plane. The state of the writer's
 mind while he was
 penning the article is also described with a train
 that moves diagonally. To
 Altaf, this is done to suggest that man's feelings
 can never be made to move
 in a set manner.
  Explaining, he said that he had taken the article
 as a painting or as a
 poem that stirred his feelings. It is his personal
 film and he and his wife
 Zabeen put their personal savings to make the film.
 It is an investment
 dedicated to one's love for cinema

Re: [Assam] newspapers of the world

[Gautam Choudhury]

Baideo,

Sorry to reply you so late. In fact I tried to reply
you on the day I received your mail. It didn't go then
for some reasons unknown to me. After that somehow I
was not able to reply you. Anyway I am trying to reply
your mail now.

Yes, you guessed it right - I am from Guwahati only.
In last 2-3 years some developments have been going
on. The roads condition have improved a lot specially
after the Asian Car Rally. The GNB road is being
widened. Till 1 year ago, we thought it was next to
impossible. But, since the activities are going on in
this rainy season, the GNB road condition is becoming
bad. There are 2 big storm water drains being
constructed - one at Noonmati where a canal is also
constructed through small hillock and the other is at
Narengi. Authorities have planned to drain out the
excess water during the rainy days to Brahmaputra. One
can hope the flood problem will be reduced once the
drains are completed.

The communication to upper Assam from Guwahati have
also imporved in recent days. One can travel upto
Tinsukia in 6-7 hours by Volvo buses. We have
Jan-Satabdi train running from Guwahati to Jorhat. It
have A/C chair car facility. The Rajdhani Express is
now extended to Dibrugarh. One can also go upto Led by
Inter-City Express (train) which is an overnite
journey. I think you already know that we have now
local trains to Nagaon and Bongaigaon. The  office
goers are the daily commuters there.

Job oppurtunity in private sectors have slightly
increased mainly for the lower grades. The higher
qualified people have to venture out to Bangalore,
Hyderabad etc. for better oppurtunity. However, one
good sign is there - qualified people will no longer
sit idle here. They will promptly go outside Assam
which was not the case in the eighties and nineties. 

That is all for today. There will be lot of things
which we could not appreciate from here. Those things
could be noticed from your angle. Kindly let us also
know some of your feelings about Guwahati/Assam these
days.

I dont know whether you will be senior to me or not.
Since, most of the netters are calling you 'baideo' -
I am doing the same. For your reference - I am of 1978
matric batch from Assam.

Regards

Gautam CHoudhury
--- Alpana B. Sarangapani
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


-

Glad to hear from you and to know that you liked the
one-stop site for all the newspapers, Gautam. Thank
you!

I am guessing you're from Guwahati? How is everything
there? Would love to hear anything and everything
about it. 

I know banks open twice a day nowadays, with a break
in between and State Bank does not have an ATM machine
that takes cards from other banks - but only their
cards, if you have an account (and money in it, of
course! :)) with them. About types of buses that run
in and out of town, fare rates, how long it takes to
reach Dibrugarh from Guwahati (for example) - since
the highways are much better now, anything!

Didn't mean to put the pressure on you, but the
questions go to everyone. And you can ask me 
questions too. Since we have this wonderful net, might
as well take advantage of it and communicate with each
other way to communicate with people from afar but
with common background/interests, couldn't be any
better.

Thanks again.

- A. Sarangapani

Houston, Texas.




 

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From: Gautam Choudhury [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Alpana B. Sarangapani
[EMAIL PROTECTED], assam@assamnet.org
Subject: Re: [Assam] newspapers of the world
Date: Mon, 29 Aug 2005 07:46:24 +0100 (BST)
Thank you Alpana Baideo. This is really a useful
website. It is surprising to find that though there
are so many newspapers published from Assam
thesedays, a few only have there web-version.

Gautam CHoudhury
--- Alpana B. Sarangapani
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


-

Hello again, Everybody: Just wanted to share this web
site that includes the newspapers of the world, with
you. Many of the new Assamese newspapers (and the
English ones) are included (like, The Assam Tribune,
The Sentinel, The Telegraph, Aji, Ajir Oxom etc., but
no 'Doinik Oxom' and 'Oxom Bani'). Anyway, here it
is:

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Re: [Assam] newspapers of the world

[Gautam Choudhury]

Baideo,

Sorry to reply you so late. In fact I tried to reply
you on the day I received your mail. It didn't go then
for some reasons unknown to me. After that somehow I
was not able to reply you. Anyway I am trying to reply
your mail now.

Yes, you guessed it right - I am from Guwahati only.
In last 2-3 years some developments have been going on
in Guwahati. The roads condition have improved a lot
specially after the Asian Car Rally. The GNB road is
being widened. Till 1 year ago, we thought it was next
to impossible. But, since the activities are going on
in this rainy season, the GNB road condition is
becoming bad. There are 2 big storm water drains being
constructed - one at Noonmati where a canal is also
constructed through a small hillock and the other is
at Narengi. Authorities have planned to drain out the
excess water during the rainy days to Brahmaputra. One
can hope that the flood problem will be reduced once
the drains are completed.

The communication to upper Assam from Guwahati have
also imporved in recent days. One can travel upto
Tinsukia in 6-7 hours by Volvo buses. Though I am not
sure the fare will be around Rs. 360. We have
Jan-Satabdi train running from Guwahati to Jorhat. It
has A/C chair car facility. The Rajdhani Express is
now extended to Dibrugarh. One can also go upto Ledo
by Inter-City Express (train) which is an overnite
journey. I think you already know that we have now
local trains to Nagaon and Bongaigaon. The  office
goers are the daily commuters there.

Job oppurtunity in private sectors have slightly
increased mainly for the lower grades. The higher
qualified people have to venture out to Bangalore,
Hyderabad etc. for better oppurtunity. However, one
good sign is there - qualified people will no longer
sit idle here. They will promptly go outside Assam
which was not the case in the eighties and nineties. 

That is all for today. There will be lot of things
which we could not appreciate from here. Those things
could be noticed from your angle. Kindly let us also
know some of your views about Guwahati/Assam these
days.

I dont know whether you will be senior to me or not.
Since, most of the netters are calling you 'baideo' -
I am doing the same. For your reference - I am of 1978
matric batch from Assam.

Regards

Gautam CHoudhury
--- Alpana B. Sarangapani
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


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Glad to hear from you and to know that you liked the
one-stop site for all the newspapers, Gautam. Thank
you!

I am guessing you're from Guwahati? How is everything
there? Would love to hear anything and everything
about it. 

I know banks open twice a day nowadays, with a break
in between and State Bank does not have an ATM machine
that takes cards from other banks - but only their
cards, if you have an account (and money in it, of
course! :)) with them. About types of buses that run
in and out of town, fare rates, how long it takes to
reach Dibrugarh from Guwahati (for example) - since
the highways are much better now, anything!

Didn't mean to put the pressure on you, but the
questions go to everyone. And you can ask me 
questions too. Since we have this wonderful net, might
as well take advantage of it and communicate with each
other way to communicate with people from afar but
with common background/interests, couldn't be any
better.

Thanks again.

- A. Sarangapani

Houston, Texas.




 

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From: Gautam Choudhury [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Alpana B. Sarangapani
[EMAIL PROTECTED], assam@assamnet.org
Subject: Re: [Assam] newspapers of the world
Date: Mon, 29 Aug 2005 07:46:24 +0100 (BST)
Thank you Alpana Baideo. This is really a useful
website. It is surprising to find that though there
are so many newspapers published from Assam
thesedays, a few only have there web-version.

Gautam CHoudhury
--- Alpana B. Sarangapani
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


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Hello again, Everybody: Just wanted to share this web
site that includes the newspapers of the world, with
you. Many of the new Assamese newspapers (and the
English ones) are included (like, The Assam Tribune,
The Sentinel, The Telegraph, Aji, Ajir Oxom etc., but
no 'Doinik Oxom' and 'Oxom Bani'). Anyway, here it
is:

http://www.onlinenewspapers.com/





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Re: [Assam] Some URLs to look at

[Gautam Choudhury]

I found that all my mails are coming to the bulk
folder instead of 'inbox' after the group was shifted
to assamnet.org. Kindly look into the matter.

Gautam CHoudhury
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I think that's an older list.
 
 Howerver, I have been told categorically by Larry
 Siems, Director of 
 Freedom to Write and International Programs of
 PEN,
 An association of writers working to advance
 literature, defend free 
 expression and foster international literary
 fellowship,
 that the freedom of expression Assamnet has afforded
 to everyone is 
 completely legal.
 
 Jugal
 
 -Original Message-
 From: Barua25 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; assam@assamnet.org
 Sent: Sun, 28 Aug 2005 14:26:45 -0500
 Subject: Re: [Assam] Some URLs to look at
 
  Jugal:
   The website from US State department you have
 referred list the 
 Foreign Terrorist Organizations (FTO) dated March
 23, 2005. Good news 
 ULFA and assam.net is that ULFA is not listed there.
   However we have seen recent news in this net where
 it was reported 
 that ULFA has been included in the  FTO list and
 there had been further 
 news report in the net where ULFA was appealing to
 US Govt to take its 
 name off the list.
   Can you or anybody elaborate on this development
 and what is the 
 status now?
  Rajen Barua
   
  - Original Message -  From:
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  To: assam@assamnet.org
  Sent: Friday, August 26, 2005 2:24 PM
  Subject: [Assam] Some URLs to look at
 
 
 
    http://www.state.gov/s/ct/rls/fs/37191.htm : To
 see what is 
 material
  support
 
  

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2002097570_sami22m.html
  : A relevant case
 
  http://www.pen.org : An organization that promotes
 free speech. Larry
  Siems, Director of Freedom to Write and
 International Programs, told 
 me
  to look at the relevant case above.
 
  Jugal
  


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