O'Deka:
Aapuni baaru kelei eibilaak kothat xwmaaise hoyne'?
( Why are you getting into things like these?)
There is a very simple explanation. The
staircase is not to nowhere at all. It is
connected to a mid-level entry. Perhaps a
mezzanine level above the garage, something done
quite
khonoloi zabotw nwariyei, tolor khotkhoti khonor
pora baon phale swn xomaboloi duwar ekhonw nai.
:-)
O'Deka
Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
O'Deka:
Aapuni baaru kelei eibilaak kothat xwmaaise hoyne'?
( Why are you getting into things like these?)
There is a very simple explanation
-- certainty neglect
is not what is happenning any more.
Hope all is well.
With warm regards,
Sanjib
Quoting Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Thanks for sharing the article Baruah.
But I share your skepticism. We have heard these for decades on end
now. The politicians attempt to take credit
Thanks for sharing the article Baruah.
But I share your skepticism. We have heard these for decades on end
now. The politicians attempt to take credit for imaginary
achievements and establishment spokespersons paint rosy scenarios, in
the air. But what has the reality been?
m
At
At 1:21 PM +0530 5/30/08, Manoj Das wrote:
I ditto!
Who are we condemning? An abstract act, of conversion? The
person who converted? Or those who did the conversion?
And why?
On Fri, May 30, 2008 at 1:04 PM, Bijoy Kumar Pait [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Except
I agree.
It's about time that 'Individual Willingness' and individual freedom
are taken into consideration in all societies.
How does condemning conversion fit with respect for individual
freedom and Individual Willingness'?
Are we suggesting they are converted AGAINST their will ?
The following in Today's Sentinel:
**
Giving up arms a must for peace talks: Gogoi
By our Staff Reporter
GUWAHATI, May 29: In what could best be termed as setting a
precondition for
At 8:44 PM +0530 5/30/08, shantikam hazarika wrote:
What a pitiable life you must be leading out there, that you have to
seek entertainment by reading about what is going on in Assam.
Fortunately, whether you can believe or not is of no consequence
to anyone here. So you can go down beyond
A Correction here:
who, if I am not
mistaken, was the Indian armed forces chief not too long back;
*** I WAS mistaken on that. Can't always remember what general is
what :-). I am relieved that retired general and our BS in this
context are separate individuals. Whew! That was a close
I am careful with my words and don't indulge in calling others,
particularly those in public service, however flawed, FOOLs or other
names. I save those words only for EXTREME examples!
This WAS one.
And the entertainment was not in reading about Assam's woes. It was
with the clueless-ness
After a long time, I was browsing Assam papers in the web, and ran
into the following in the Sentinel web site:
Law needed to bar rebels from joining outfits after their release, says GOC
From our Staff Reporter
everyone to put
blinkers about the waste in the US itself; farm subsidy in the
western world; competition between men and cars for corn; structural
shifts in the economy brought about by the US led brand of
globalisation.
Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I hear the word
'appeasing
of
JS
On Sat, May 17, 2008 at 9:28 PM, Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi J:
At 8:14 PM +0800 5/17/08, Jyotirmoy Sharma wrote:
Hi C'da
I was thinking that since you have rubbished my ideas, you might have
better
ones. So I gave you options to make your task easier
governments if they don't act.
JS
On Fri, May 16, 2008 at 10:06 PM, Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 9:36 PM +0800 5/16/08, Jyotirmoy Sharma wrote:
Ok... my ideas and suggestions are bad, do you have better ones:
I was not the one who made those recommendations
I hear the word 'appeasing minorities' in India all the time--in
Assamnet, in desi papers and internet forums.
A raging controversy is going on in the US right this moment on GW
Bush's likening diplomatic contacts and efforts to 'appeasing
terrorists' which he implied Barrack Obama would do,
me. I am not very well informed on these
nuances of recent history.
If you get hit, you have to hit back with twice the
force.
JS
Thanks again for sharing the wise notion.
Not so sincerely yours,
cm
On Thu, May 15, 2008 at 10:50 PM, Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED
U:
The other relevant point has been indicated by Chandan Da ( i.e.
space constraint) and as frequents Guwahati I think he is of the
opinion that it is do-able despite that.
In waterlogging areas, it won't be a good idea to place a
compost bin on the ground. In such instances a raised,
Allow me to throw in one little suggestion:
Rotting vegetable/plant and other organic waste is a major problem
in South Asian cities and towns. More so during the rainy season.
It can be immensely mitigated and very easily too, IF every household
that lives on the ground floor or have access
It is ALL about SEEMING to be doing something. As long as it SEEMS
that way, they are all content, aren't they?
At 5:58 PM +0530 5/3/08, mc mahant wrote:
What did CBI find :
Re Killers/killing orders -- Parag Das
Re Killers/killing orders -- Secret killings in Pro Fool MOHONTO
not go anywhere, but at the very
least might stem the poaching.
Do they have accurate records of how many rhinos are still left? I recently
heard someone say that there are fewer than a 1000 in the wild in Assam.
--Ram
On Sat, May 3, 2008 at 8:30 AM, Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Thanks for posting this Bikash.
I don't know how to get in touch with Ananda Dutta. When a GU Prof.
relative told me about the release of his book Oxomor Gos-gosoni
Part 1 I a few years back, I requested her to get me a copy. I hope a
second or even a third part are out by now.
cm
Yes indeed Alpana. Ajanta and Rajen had been kind enough to share
some of their 'bogori' crop goodies with us. Tasted just like the
old days back at Namti.
And that is not all. They have a coconut tree and an Oxomiya nemu
tree as well ( guess where they got that from :-)?)
BTW, if YOU want
. in which case, my botanist-poet friend who said
Saccharum spontaneum is a misnomer needs to be informed. thanks for
pointing this out to me. i had used it as a footnote in a poem i had
translated from axamiya. my apologies also to mr. chaliha.
On Sun, Apr 27, 2008 at 11:03 PM, Chan Mahanta [EMAIL
I am aware of this Amerikaan Mannerism but in my
experience I always heard something like - I would
have done this instead of I will ... .
Learning never ends.
*** I wrote on 4/25/08:
I would compile the facts, and send it to my Congressman. And follow
up with him/her in two weeks or
English you learnt is absolutely correct. There is no need to start
a new learning process on this one.
*** Isn't that the truth! Who needs to learn how the natives speak,
since we already knew what is 'correct'?
:-)
At 8:53 AM -0700 4/28/08, DilipDil Deka wrote:
I am aware of this
Look up:
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20060902205639AAgKCHr
Scroll down to OTHER Answers.
At 10:44 AM -0700 4/28/08, DilipDil Deka wrote:
To continue the nit-picking on grammar, the proper usage should have been:
*** I would start with the Post
I would compile the facts, and send it to my Congressman. And
follow up with him/her in two weeks or so.
*** That was what I wrote.
But I also wrote, in response to the question:
Would you suggest sending a complaint to PMG ?
I will start with the Post Master of the particular post office,
At 11:11 AM +0530 4/26/08, Uddipana Goswami wrote:
i wouldn't trust mr chaliha's dictionary with botanical names - it has
proved to be incorrect on many instances - the botanical name for 'kohua'
for example.
*** It is entirely possible that a non-scientific dictionary may
contain errors on
,
Deepak Shah.
--- On Fri, 4/25/08, Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Bhedelilot --- Hindi name ! ! !
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Friday, April 25, 2008, 6:24 AM
Greetings again Dr. Shah.
The 'bhedai-lotaa
.
In hope of you help.
Regards,
Deepak Shah
--- On Fri, 4/25/08, Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Bhedelilot --- Hindi name ! ! !
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Friday, April 25, 2008, 5:36 AM
Hello:
The Assamese name
I would compile the facts, and send it to my Congressman. And follow
up with him/her in two weeks or so.
cm
At 8:47 AM -0700 4/25/08, Krishnendu Chakraborty wrote:
Inspired by the positive experience of C'da, I
decided to try USPS for a time sensitive document
which I was sending to
*** When I wrote I will write to my Congressman or --- to my
Post Master --- , it is a polite way of saying you should be doing
that. It is an American mannerism, 'kothaar maat'.
I wish I could help. But I am too bust with too many different
things. I am sure you are quite able to pursue
Where are the pictures?
Looks like some of the assamnet messages are not reaching me for
some reason. Any idea why, anybody?
At 10:00 PM -0500 4/20/08, Alpana B. Sarangapani wrote:
Thanks for sending us the photographs.
I heard of 'Kuruwa' birds but had no idea that there are such
Did find them by going to the web.
Nice pics Chitta.
Too bad you did not get a better shot of the Bluejay that took off.
We have Bluejays here in St. Louis too, it is our state bird. But
somehow the Assam ones seem to have a brighter coloration.
The Fish-eagle looks very much like the
That was good Kamal :-).
At 8:16 AM -0500 4/20/08, kamal deka wrote:
A French doctor says 'Medicine in my country is so advanced that we can take
a kidney out of one man, put it in another, and have him looking for work in
six weeks.'
A German doctor says 'That is nothing, we can take
That was mean :-).
At 8:21 AM -0500 4/20/08, kamal deka wrote:
As you may have heard, the Bush Administration announced recently that
almost every US taxpayer will get a nice rebate check soon from the U.S.
Government: $300 to $600 for individuals, and another $200 for each
dependent
Dear Sir/Madam:
I am a graduate. And I am fresh too. A journo I
do wannabe. So here is my spiel:
The ad copy should have read:
so you wanna be a journo? ç if you
are a bright, fresh graduate and can spot the
errors in this advertsment; its imortant that
you male us on: [EMAIL
Modaar lumber is considered 'elaagi kaath' or aawkathi (of little
use), because it is very soft. When it dies the center of the tree or
the branches become almost hollow. Even as a firewood it is not
considered desirable, because it produces much smoke when burning,
possibly due to trapped
If a people's morality is driven is entirely by
an ethic of you scratch my back, I scratch
yours , then why all the pretenses about human
rights, democratic values, aspirations of freedom
and so forth?
Raghavan's ethics too is driven entirely by a
lust for real-estate--of Kashmir for
Here are two glorious orchids from Assam in bloom in our living room.
The yellow one on the left is Dendrobium fibriatum and the white one
with the yellow center is Dendrobium farmeri. Both are widely found
in the Khasi Hills and cooler areas of Assam as in Upper Assam.
cm
/10/08, uttam borthakur wrote:
The magic of the green fingers. It is simply glorious.
Chandan Da, is there any easy procedure for taking seeds, saplings
etc. from here to US on demand from friends/ relatives or it has to
be a covert work?
Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry I
*** Shows what India values more: Real estate or Human Rights!
cm
India takes rigid anti-Tibet stand
BEIJING, APR 3 (PTI)
According to China, New Delhi has assured that it will not tolerate
any political anti-Beijing activities by Tibetans on the Indian
territory.
For the second time
You are right Ram. I saw the clip too.
At 12:09 PM -0600 4/4/08, Ram Sarangapani wrote:
Hi Ganesh,
Thanks for forwarding the video.
I'm glad that Mr. Medhi has got some exposure because of this
coverage in MSNBC. Now, the mainstream Indian media will of course
also cover it, and
Hi Netters:
Here is a terrific little site for photos of Assam and its natural
wealth from our own Tasiruddin Ahmed.
http://tasir.piranho.de
Enjoy!
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Then why this sudden drop in potato prices? Its answer can be
found in the huge production of potato in Barpeta district under
the aegis of the Oxom Unnati Sabha.
I am no economist, nor am I conversed in the intricacies of
market manipulation, be it in India or be it in the USA. But
. Aren't there
different varieties of Modar? Dilip
== Chan
Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks Bikash for reminding
us of the Sutiya Xaalika name. Back at Namti we called it that as
well--completely forgot about it. At 3:15
At 10:17 PM +0530 3/31/08, shantikam hazarika wrote:
I think this has been happening all along in Assam. A few years back
I came across farmers in Kharupetia allowing their tomato crop to
rot because the price they were fetching in the nearby market would
not even meet their transportation cost
in the photo that we used to call
Modar. Aren't there different varieties of Modar?
Dilip
==
Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Bikash for reminding us of the Sutiya Xaalika name. Back at
Namti we called it that as well
At 11:27 AM -0500 4/1/08, Alpana B. Sarangapani wrote:
Great pictures, C'da. Thanks for sending them to us.
While growing up, I never paid much attention to Modaar phul,
especially after listening specifically to Dr. Bhupen Hazarika's
song with the starting line - Modaar-ore` phul henu pujaatu
== Chan Mahanta
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks Bikash for reminding us of the Sutiya
Xaalika name. Back at Namti we called it that as well--completely forgot
about it. At 3:15 AM +0100 3/30/08, DR BIKASH KUMAR DAS
wrote: Haaa... Dada This is known in Darrang and Kamrup
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Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If there is merit to the ancient adage that ' Charity begins at
home', then may I suggest we start a similar, but even more vigorous
campaign to force Indian Govt. to start a SINCERE negotiating
process in Assam with the ULFA for example
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Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.assamtribune.com/scripts/details.asp?id=mar2808/main
There is a gorgeous picture of a black bird sitting on a bunch of
flowers. It is one of those symbolic images of spring in Assam.
But unfortunately, in yet another
Excellent Chitta! And thanks for sharing the autherntic Oxomiya
name, Kath Xaalika.
Incidentally the widespread , lowly Xaalika Sorai is a Mynah too. It
is called Common Indian Mynah.
At 7:41 AM + 3/29/08, chittaranjan paTHAK wrote:
Mahanta daThe bird looks like a Jungle Mynah. In
Thanks so much for caring Utpal. I will do that.
At 10:59 AM + 3/29/08, utpal borpujari wrote:
Chandan-da and others: please draft the appeal and ask everyone who
support it to send their names to you to be appended to it (with
their profession location). I will take the responsibility
/29/08, Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks so much for caring Utpal. I will do that.
At 10:59 AM + 3/29/08, utpal borpujari wrote:
Chandan-da and others: please draft the appeal and ask everyone who
support it to send their names to you to be appended
bird, they dnt
know the next home.
Hope al doubt is clear now-
Bikash
Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:excellent Chitta! And
thanks for sharing the autherntic Oxomiya
name, Kath Xaalika.Incidentally the widespread , lowly Xaalika Sorai
is a Mynah too. It is called Common Indian Mynah
the law.
Regards
Mridul
Chan Mahanta wrote:
Ram:
To give you a nasty reply:
Do you think the questions you ask about permits, neighborhood's
apporval etc. have any merit in the context? What--have you become
American or something ?
How did the municipality land got to Sai Baban's? Good question
and historical monuments.:):)
--Ram
On 3/27/08, Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ram:
To give you a nasty reply:
Do you think the questions you ask about permits, neighborhood's
apporval etc. have any merit in the context? What--have you become
American or something
http://www.assamtribune.com/scripts/details.asp?id=mar2808/main
There is a gorgeous picture of a black bird sitting on a bunch of
flowers. It is one of those symbolic images of spring in Assam.
But unfortunately, in yet another pathetic display of ignorance of
our natural treasures, the AT
. It will be interesting to know if the special court
has been given a deadline. If there is a potential that the
magistrate/s get recognition for meeting the deadline, there is a
likelihood that it will be met.
O'Deka
==
Chan
Can we raise OUR voices in support of these 'scribes'? It will be a
worthy effort.
cm
http://www.assamtribune.com/scripts/details.asp?id=mar2708\State2
Scribes oppose Sai Baba temple near Bishnu Dol
From Our Correspondent
SIVASAGAR, March 26 - Scribes in Sivasagar, accredited to various
. And their reasoning seems
to be to propogate their brand of religion - make it more palatable among
the natives, so to speak :)
Also would a Naam Garh have made a difference? Don't know.
Skeptical as always:)
--Ram
On 3/27/08, Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can we raise OUR voices
Date: Thu, 27 Mar 2008 10:34:16 -0700 (PDT)
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RealPlayer Video Link: United Nations Webcast - Human Rights
Council Seventh Session
X-Chzlrs: 0
http://realplayer.com/
The following was reply to a post in Waterwatch.
cm
If there is merit to the ancient adage that ' Charity begins at
home', then may I suggest we start a similar, but even more vigorous
campaign to force Indian Govt. to start a SINCERE negotiating
process in Assam with the ULFA for
If there is merit to the ancient adage that ' Charity begins at
home', then may I suggest we start a similar, but even more vigorous
campaign to force Indian Govt. to start a SINCERE negotiating
process in Assam with the ULFA for example?
If we can be so caring about Tibetan freedom
in India and
China. They are supposed to have some traditions to build upon. I
believe they have abandoned their traditions and is now totally
globalised (read americanised).
Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If there is merit to the
ancient adage that ' Charity begins at
home', then may
*** If I am not mistaken these 'special' courts were designed to
provide fast justice, weren't they?
cm
14 yrs in courts, 1 hour to walk free
27 Mar 2008, 0155 hrs IST,Rukmini Shrinivasan,TNN
Print SaveEMail Write to Editor
MUMBAI: The much hyped but much delayed special
You are BAAAD!
:-)
At 12:39 PM -0700 3/23/08, Dilip/Dil Deka wrote:
Enjoy!!
A new teacher was trying to make use of her psychology courses. She
started her class by saying, Everyone who thinks they're stupid,
stand up!
After a few seconds, Little Davie stood up. The teacher said,
-- you have to dam all rivers simply at 1m elevation differences
with Shannon Dams-
*** Is this an engineered solution to ALL water problems? A panacea?
What happens to these rivers silted up by damming like this?
What happens to all the low lying farm areas and homesteads , when
the vast
What is a good courier service to employ to send a package of papers
to Guwahati from USA? Is DHL better than Fedex for example? Does
Fedex go there?
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assam@assamnet.org
http://assamnet.org/mailman/listinfo/assam_assamnet.org
Just came back from the post office, where I went after an hour or so
of struggles to complete the customs declaration form via Fedex for
12 ozs. of documents, but failed and which was going to cost me $ 76 .
But US Overseas Express mail ( delivery in seven business days) did
NOT require any
At 8:32 PM -0700 3/13/08, Dilip/Dil Deka wrote:
That was funny.
The reality is Laloo knows what he is doing
and you have to give him credit for his
knowledge of the basics. He knows business
better than the MBAs.
He may not speak English. But then how many of
the world leaders do?
for defining one component of the cord.
There are many others. Loss of independent
thinking while trying to copy the west is
another. What do you think of the fact that
India has maintained the ICS model for today's
IAS?
Dilip
Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 8:32 PM -0700 3/13/08
Well said Ram.
At 11:39 PM -0400 3/11/08, Ram Dhar wrote:
agree with Chandanda, baidow and Mukulda..
absolutely ...just wondering who is the audience here for this
minister in India
a. Is it our fellow countrymen ?
If yes what is the message here for our fellow country men, leave
I didn't understand. Could you give an example, C'da? How are these
assamnetters doing what the ministers/s are doing?
*** Buisa Alpana, only he who is asleep can be awakened :-).
At 9:48 PM -0500 3/11/08, Alpana B. Sarangapani wrote:
The minister/s are just doing what these
Very nice to know. The last time I stopped by at
LBS, perhaps three years back, it was a sad
looking place. Sadder still were the sullen and
totally disinterested demeanor of the
sales-folks. I hope Bhaskar and Caroline will
breathe new life into the dying institution of
that ancient book
It was an honest question, C'da. I never read an Assamnetter's
writing about the link between NRI's success and India's (domestic)
progress.
***It does NOT have to be in WRITING , in so many words. But if you
missed the IMPLIED intent all these years, then I don't know how you
will ever
a. How many hours in a day citizens in major cities and or villages
in India get running water ?
we dont get to see scorecards on such basic stuff ...never
Good point! And we will never see them, at least not in our
life-times. Because people like us who others look up to, are
Are we suggesting it is not out of love and devotion to the departed
ruler/s of a beloved dynasty as proven by repeated free and fair
elections where 80% to 90% people participate?
And if not so, how come our friends here and over there keep waving
those voter statistics as a PROOF of the
At 10:52 AM -0700 3/9/08, Dilip/Dil Deka wrote:
Do you think Obama will have the courage to say, I am a practising Christian.
*** It is NOT about COURAGE.
Imagine you or I having to dignify an outrageous
charge or scurrilous innuendo, every time a bigot
or a fool or a charlatan makes it?
Why
the less educated and older women.
Quality and 'issues' are hardly the things voters look for when casting
their votes for someone running for office - but of course, everything else
matters.
--Ram
On 3/9/08, Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 10:52 AM -0700 3/9/08, Dilip/Dil Deka wrote
.
But why did you leave out the second half of my comment, And so
what if Hillary Clinton, John McCain or I were
a Muslim?. If he says it, will he gain voters
or lose them? I'd like to hear your or others'
comments on it.
Dilip
Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 10:52 AM
Very well put.
While we are ashamed of our President's action, let us not forget to
look at things in perspective.
All that Indian armed forces have done and continue to do , to its
OWN people, is beyond the pale.
At 3:05 AM + 3/9/08, DR BIKASH KUMAR DAS wrote:
Dear Manoj,
It is
Thanks for enlightening us yet another amazing Texan trait , Ram.
I know weird is everywhere. But this certainly stands out :-)
At 11:33 AM -0600 3/5/08, Ram Sarangapani wrote:
Very few people in Texas have voted in the primaries and much less in the
Democratic primaries.
And boy,
.
This on top of being able to vote effectively twice in the same election.
I love honky tonk land :-)
On Wed, Mar 5, 2008 at 12:48 PM, Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Thanks for enlightening us yet another amazing Texan trait , Ram.
I know weird is everywhere. But this certainly
honky tonk land :-)
On Wed, Mar 5, 2008 at 12:48 PM, Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Thanks for enlightening us yet another amazing Texan trait , Ram.
I know weird is everywhere. But this certainly stands out :-)
At 11
*** Was it hard to foresee?
cm
Gurgaon in gloom, battling a power crisis
4 Mar 2008, 1802 hrs IST,Dipak Kumar Dash,TNN
Print SaveEMail Write to Editor
Gurgaon, the fading dream of a Millennium City, is battling a power
crisis that has seen power cuts up to 12 hours in
assam@assamnet.org my be held accountable for facilitating it as well
*** Yeah? Why?
*** Any number of Assam newspapers publish those and 'facilitate'
their dissemination among the public as well, don't they? How is it
then assamnet should be held responsible and for WHAT? Because a
At 10:21 PM +0530 3/3/08, ad admn wrote:
i agree with u mr. dhar. this should be given a serious thought by everybody.
*** Really? I will certainly consider it when I know WHO makes the
recommendation.
On Mon, Mar 3, 2008 at 8:29 PM, Ram Dhar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
pls read
I read and I was quite amused by desi-justice represented by whoever
made the following statements:
Investigators claimed to have detected documents in the sent folder -
*** That must therefore be unimpeachable proof , right? Question is
of WHAT? Does it prove that Lachit Bordoloi
of the crime but it does appear that the ULFA
newsletter is written and published by Mr Bordoloi - who perhaps is
the Ruby Bhuyan who is supposed to send it to AssamNet etc.
Umesh
Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I read and I was quite amused by desi-justice represented by whoever
made
Hi Ram:
Not to take anything away from anyone . I was
merely forwarding what came to me :-).
c-da
At 11:09 PM -0500 2/22/08, Ram Dhar wrote:
Chandanda,
This is not the first one :-)
last summer( 2007) we went to one here in NewYork City.
Details :
An assamese producer - Simi Deka
/2008/02/19/stories/2008021959721000.htm
She is weighing her options - I think its the old 'finger in the air'
strategy.
--Ram
On 2/21/08, Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Surprisingly, nowhere is there any news of India's position.
cm
Surprisingly, nowhere is there any news of India's position.
cm
http://www.indianexpress.com/story/274422.html
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Reuters
Grant formal recognition to world's 193rd country; Serbia dead
opposed; Spain leads 'No' chorus with Cyprus, Greece,
'All I wanted was a good hot water bath and a cosy bed'
http://www.tehelka.com/story_main37.asp?filename=hub230208AllWanted.asp
Raghu Guria
Is 34 years old. Has been a filmmaker for the last 13 years.
Currently based in Delhi and working as an independent filmmaker
I WAS RESTLESS and weary
toilets. Quite another to force
someone into serving time in one, merely to keep up 'national'
appearances.
--Ram
On 2/20/08, Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
'All I wanted was a good hot water bath and a cosy bed'
http://www.tehelka.com/story_main37.asp?filename
for the greater good of ALL. In the process many
will lose their lives in violence, many will be
uprooted, many will die untimely deaths, and a
few will laugh all the way to the bank on the
backs of the dispossessed waving the flags of an
aspiring world power.
Chan Mahanta [EMAIL
At 8:06 PM -0800 2/14/08, Dilip/Dil Deka wrote:
Did I hear somewhere in this net that American politics and election
are based solely on issues?
*** That depends on what one is looking at: A PRIMARY to select a
candidate, or an election between
two or more competing and differing
(like in India) exists in England, and it
seems to be doing fine.
Does Dispur understand the salient differences and problems that you harp
upon, existing within Assam itself ( or the NE for that matter)?
--Ram
On 2/15/08, Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 5:42 AM + 2/15/08, uttam
their way by a centralised power structure that claim not to be
so. But excessive centralisation indicates inner weaknesses and the
periphery tends to move
away as in a centrifuge.
Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ram:
I can answer the question but I would let you figure that out
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