Peaks
‘The Folded Earth,’ by Anuradha Roy
TS
Late in this quietly mesmerizing novel, set in a Himalayan hill town in
the north of India, Anuradha Roy describes the crystalline beauty of
the peaks in winter, viewed long after the haze of the summer months
and the fog of the monsoon, held in
New York Times (June 3, 2012)
Newswallah: Long Reads Edition
By SRUTHI GOTTIPATI
Reuters
A magazine stand on a railway platform in Mumbai.
Open magazine takes a look at Pakistan’s “newly liberated” media and
reports that it is taking on India bashers.
“A new breeze is blowing over Pakistan –
Why is Assam Times being bombarded with irrelevant mails by one person.
I joined the list as it used to be contain news, views about Assam and NE
India.
Now it seems it has become the job of one person to keep mailing news from
other newspapers which are of no significance to this mailing list.
Dear aIl,
I agree completely with JS.
Regards and wishes
Amarjyoti
On Sun, Jun 3, 2012 at 4:55 PM, Jyotirmoy Sharma jyotirmoy.sha...@gmail.com
wrote:
Why is Assam Times being bombarded with irrelevant mails by one person.
I joined the list as it used to be contain news, views about Assam
Yes,.. I also wondered who this Bhuban Baruah is...
Sent from my iPad
On 03-Jun-2012, at 4:55 PM, Jyotirmoy Sharma jyotirmoy.sha...@gmail.com wrote:
Why is Assam Times being bombarded with irrelevant mails by one person.
I joined the list as it used to be contain news, views about Assam and
Dear
All,
I was also thinking that way like all of you about B Baruah's mails.
But, I gave another thought. Please don't take it otherwise. Have you
noticed this mail group is no more as active as it was in pre-Facebook
dates? All most all of us became less active here. It's only he who is
keeping
That was perceptive of you Sushanta.
Manoj, I know Bhuban Kokaideu, nearly 80, very well. He is from Namti, same
place I grew up in. Worked for BBC for a long time and lives
with his family at London and in Spain parts of the year.
Jyotirmay does have a point.
But I am quite sure BK has been
But Chandanda, Your Bee story was awsome. I -- nay am sure we -- look forward
to reading more of it. Perhaps even some Hollywood producers can pick it up
and make a new Blockbuster The Bee Story much like The Antz or The Toy
Story.
Very curious to know how is your Bee adventure going on .
Now that you asked Utpal :-):
It has been quite an awesome journey for me since I took up beekeeping in the
spring of 2010. Some of you read about the emotionally
roller-coasting experiences: The loss of a queen, laying-worker colony,
destruction of the colony, replacement with a new starter
Very interesting Chandan da. Will look forward to testing mead :)
From: Chan Mahanta cmaha...@gmail.com
To: Utpal Brahma utpal_bra...@yahoo.com; A Mailing list for people interested
in Assam from around the world assam@assamnet.org
Cc: Chan Mahanta
C-da:
This is delightful! Three years of aging, did you say? I think you should be
prepared for a run on your mead. Waiting eagerly for further posts -
Santanu.
From: assam-boun...@assamnet.org [assam-boun...@assamnet.org] on behalf of Chan
Mahanta
The Huffington Post (June 4, 2012)
Lucy Sherriff
Follow: Immigration, student fees, Students, Jon Ashworth,
Universities, Bac, International Students, Private Colleges, UK News
International students say they are being cheated out of thousands of
pounds by private British colleges with no
The Telegraph (June 3, 2012i)
Universities give discounts on tuition fees paid up front
Universities are offering discounts of up to five per cent to students
who pay their tuition fees up front.
Gloucestershire University gives a £200 discount on its standard fee of
£8,250 a year Photo:
Beekeeping has to be an interesting work. I congratulate Mahanta da for his
success and hope it would encourage people back home in Assam. Traditional
activities of such types can only be carried out if we have a 'mati-ghor'
(of even a small in size). Increasing 'flat-culture' may have advantages,
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