Dear Uttamda
Floods bring very sad memories. Floods were regular features in our area
(Bordoloni). In fact during our matric exam, the exam hall was under water
upto ankle.
It pushes back development by many years. Think of the common people who has
no dry cloth to wear and no food to eat. Govt.
Govt.has to find lasting solutions for flood.You mean the Liberated People
have to find .
It will require massive investment in channelizing our shallowED rivers and
drainage systems.Shallowed How? DueTo Indian 'National Embankments Policy'-a
fundamentally flawed -non science.
massive
Have been browsing the Assam papers. And the following was the
leading story in the Sentinel yesterday.
After a spate of ISI sightings and 'ISI nabbings' in Assam, duly
reported for our benefit by a variety of netters, including
journalists, I asked a question of one of these journalists
The ISI would foment trouble in India and the RAW would do the same in
Pakistan. This is the game played by the States and is a part of the
statecraft. What I find revolting is: the sight of the corpses of the Biharis (
some of them assimilated into the Oxomiya society and so the term is
Given the fact that the troublemakers are not going to go away, They shoul be
nabbed. Some time back I think there was a report showing the Assam police is
the most corrupt in India , so I would not set standards based on their wisdom.
Umesh
uttam borthakur [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The ISI
It sounds like a good idea. Is there a downside to it?
Brahmaputra needs dredging and the plant site needs dirt - good match as I can
see it.
Dilip
Past WeekPast MonthPast 3 MonthsPast 6 MonthsPast YearSince 2006 Guwahati,
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If only people heeded what others were saying and started to think about the
state of the world. Earthquakes are man-made.
Really-is man that powerful to be able to shake the earth(physically) ?
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It is mentioned in the report that the cost of the landfill has been estimated
at Rs250 crores. How have they estimated the cost when the source of landfill
and the delivery system are yet to be finalised? You do not know whether you
are buying from public or private source, you do not know
Babul,
Where was the picture taken? It is amazing.
Dilipda
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From: bg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: assamnet assam@assamnet.org
Sent: Tuesday, June 17, 2008 11:00:50 PM
Subject: [Assam] banana...
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Babul Gogoi
i-50, Lajpat Nagar 1, New Delhi 110024
Tel: 011-29817150 /
Dear Uttam,
An estimate is an estimate. It is based on past experience and data. The real
cost could be lower.
But that is not the issue here. If we can get free dredging of the Brahmaputra
or a tributary, why not? That's what my question was about.
Dilip Deka
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From:
Is it in Assam?
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Mridul
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From: bg lt;[EMAIL PROTECTED]gt;
Subject: [Assam] banana...
To: assamnet lt;assam@assamnet.orggt;
Date: Wednesday, June 18, 2008, 9:30 AM
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Babul Gogoi
i-50, Lajpat Nagar 1, New Delhi 110024
Tel: 011-29817150
This proto was probably clicked by Debojit Gogoi, Numaligarh Refinery,
Golaghat..
I could not get thru his mobile number .. to get more info..
will try after sometime
On Wed, Jun 18, 2008 at 9:37 AM, Dilip and Dil Deka [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Babul,
Where was the picture taken? It is amazing.
Dilip Da
I am at one with your opinion.Nothing can be better. But you asked about the
downside. So, the skeptic in me wanted to know what has gone into that
estimate, if they did not do their homework about the source and delivery of
the land-fill before preparing it. This project is on the
Dear Uttamda
While preparing the estimates they must have simply added the CPWD rates for
land filling.
On Wed, Jun 18, 2008 at 10:20 AM, uttam borthakur
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dilip Da
I am at one with your opinion.Nothing can be better. But you asked about
the downside. So, the skeptic
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