I wonder why someone does not this question of going back to his or her roots to the Europeans who have firmly settled in the Americas , Australia and prospering. I do not think Europe has in anyway suffered by the migration of these people (or their anscestors) to other lands.
What about asking
> >I expected that question. Rajib Das is investing his
>money in a house in India as also a business in Assam
>if that helps.
No it does not, not by a long shot. I have no need to know who
is doing what with her personal wealth.
My question was about why did Rajib Das leave, and why do
Very well said
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Subject: [Assam] Assam Srength
Dear Assamese Diaspora
The strength of the Assamese is that they feel
Very well said
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To: assam@assamnet.org
Subject: [Assam] Assam Srength
Dear Assamese Diaspora
The strength of the Assamese is that they feel
I expected that question. Rajib Das is investing his
money in a house in India as also a business in Assam
if that helps. Amongst my circle, many are going back
at a moment that suits them and some probably are not.
Universally however, everyone's money is going there
even if for some it is throug
Are you an IIM A alumnus?
--- Malabika Brahma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Chandan da,
>
> The answers to these questions are too obvious and
> have been debated over and over in the net since the
> Jurassic Age. Lets say the roots to all these
> problems lie with India. Do you really think we
That doesn't answer my question though.
And raises yet another question: What is Rajib Das doing in the USA,
he who knows and sees how India is the place to be in?
At 3:14 PM -0700 9/22/05, Rajib Das wrote:
>I mull over it and wonder if only the folks who leave
>India are doing well, why
As Assamese I have every right to be concerned about her, no matter where I am in this planet. Secondly what is the topic of debate ? To be or not to be in the assam to raise a concern ? If so, why not think the other way, what can you do for her by being anywhere in this world ? I agree not all in
Alpanaba,
Please take care of yourself from Rita. You did spell Deisha's name right. If you want to visit NJ while running away from Rita, please be our guest.
We will engage over these debates once you return safely from your escape from Rita. BTW Deisha liked your gift. Say hi to Ram da an
>Education : Masters from one of the best schools in India.
>Helped In creating/generating employment in Assam : 0
>Influenced Global Corporations in investing in Assam : 0
That is our ineptness. We haven't been able to do it.
But that is not the ONLY way to help Assam. In my book, even if I h
Chandan da,
The answers to these questions are too obvious and have been debated over and over in the net since the Jurassic Age. Lets say the roots to all these problems lie with India. Do you really think we NRA could only contribute to Assam's development when David has finally won over the bi
I mull over it and wonder if only the folks who leave
India are doing well, why in the world would people
and companies around the world pump in more than a 100
billion dollars into India? Are they idiots or what?
Ask a Louisiana investor (non-Indian) where he would
put in his dollar of investmen
- let alone
> the harm that
> >any intruder may cause?
> >
> >And yes, the diasopora need to stop talking about
> the possible
> >things that they may/want to do for Assam IF that
> hurts Assam.
> >
> >Thus the blame game goes on. What is new?
> >
>
Title: Re: [Assam] Assam Srength
Dilli was not even in the picture here.
Are we getting a little paranoid or defensive here? :)
*** Neither. Merely drawing upon recent experiences. :-)
At 4:29 PM -0500 9/22/05, Alpana B. Sarangapani wrote:
>> IF that hurts
Assam
>*** That
Title: Re: [Assam] Assam Srength
Hi Utpal:
As a graduate of IIM and thus being very savvy about business can
you help us understand the following:
* WHY
is it that NRAs are not returning to Assam by the droves to
set up
businesses, factories or other employment generating
>> IF that hurts Assam
>*** That is where the controversy lies. Obviously it is a debatable and debated subject. Some >wouldn't take a stand, yet would make vague charges against others who do. Why should the >people of Assam not be able to decide what hurts or what helps? Why should anyone buy t
Utpal-da,
Thats a good way of putting things.
Umesh
Utpal-da wrote:
"Education : Masters from one of the best schools in India.
Helped In creating/generating employment in Assam : 0
Influenced Global Corporations in investing in Assam : 0
What Assam needs is contribution from children
>>Also, Utpal, it is good to know that the people that do not write in these forums are >>spending their spare time doing good for Assam. Yeah, right! That is the ONLY alternative >>that they find to writing here.
>>And yes, it is also an advantage to have a rich family background so that you don'
Title: Re: [Assam] Assam Srength
HI Mayur:
Very well said.
But I would like to engage you, later that is, on why it is
better for Assam to be ruled by others by proxy, instead of being able
to be the masters of its own destiny.
>You
know the contribution of many NRIs (mainly Punjabis)
Title: Re: [Assam] Assam Srength
I too agree with Jayanta, Alpana. Very well said indeed.
Except in:
> IF that hurts Assam
*** That is where the controversy lies. Obviously it is a
debatable and debated subject. Some wouldn't take a stand, yet would
make vague charges against other
Very Well Said A'Ba
Regards
Jayanta
"Alpana B. Sarangapani" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
An honest, hardworking YET poor farmer from a village could blame the ones living in a concrete (or Assam-type) building in a city in Assam, equally, saying:-
How could you afford to communicate with THEM
An honest, hardworking YET poor farmer from a village could blame the ones living in a concrete (or Assam-type) building in a city in Assam, equally, saying:-
How could you afford to communicate with THEM diaspora, using a computer that costs about Rs. 20,000/? Or Rs. 25/ (or however much!) an hou
Hi Mrinal
Thanks for your interesting observation. It may be
more applicable to those people who are outside India
than to someone like me who was in Assam till the
other day. But your view that they start feeling about
the state only after leaving Assam is not entirely
true. Because you don't kno
At 6:13 AM +0530 9/22/05, mrinal talukdar wrote:
>Dear Assamese Diaspora
>
>The strength of the Assamese is that they feel about Assam, express
>concern about Assam and talk big about Assam only after leaving their
>beloved state for greener pasture and then spend one hour each day
>trying to impro
Very well said. There are some real do-ers, potential investors, entrepreneurs amonst the diaspora population, but you won't find them in these forums for the simple reason that they are busy doing, not talking or doing analysis-paralysis.
> Dear Assamese Diaspora> > The strength of the Assamese
cannot speak on behalf of my colleagues living either in the States
or in UK.
Individuals naturally
differ in their views. I can only reply to your missile in an individual
capacity.
First of all, people
in general do not live in air-conditioned houses either in USA or UK. They do
have
I hear there is an extreme heat wave in Guwahati now
:-)
--- mrinal talukdar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dear Assamese Diaspora
>
> The strength of the Assamese is that they feel about
> Assam, express
> concern about Assam and talk big about Assam only
> after leaving their
> beloved state fo
Dear Assamese Diaspora
The strength of the Assamese is that they feel about Assam, express
concern about Assam and talk big about Assam only after leaving their
beloved state for greener pasture and then spend one hour each day
trying to improve Assam through Internet from their air conditioned
ro
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