Do a lot of (rich) people have cell phones now? I see, in many of the soap
operas, each member of a family carrying a cell, is it really that common?
If it is not, it should be and not just for the rich. As essential for
middle class as small color TVs are probably today. In 1991 China and
Let me first refute your points.
In Hindu religion, it is also said being a Brahmin is just another
profession. According to the Gita, the caste system is based on your karma
not your birth. Both Vyas (author of the Vedas) and Valmiki (author of
Ramayana and I guess the Jhajjar victims were of
** I would challenge that. I think India is very advanced technologically.
Unfortunately the same technological savvy that Indians possess, is used by
the West to their advantage, while India seems to be clueless how to use.
That is where the problem is. It is like owning that terrific computer
[ From: Rajib Das [EMAIL PROTECTED] ]
[ Date: Oct 31, 2002 08:39 (-) ]
India today. China has 200 bn. of forex reserves,
India has 18 bn.
well, it is not that bad :-) while you are right about
china's forex reserves, last i checked, india's was more than USD
60 billion.
[ From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] ]
[ Date: Oct 31, 2002 18:51 (+0800) ]
the 6.8% of the population does not really give you
the perspective properly. at least it does not show
why china is such an important market for any
communications company. china,
Most Hindus donot have to know what is written in the book. The Brahmin priest will tell him how much 'prayasitto' to be paid for what 'pap' according to these Books. That is the beauty of Hinduism, you don't have to know anything. When someone dies in the family, the Brahmin priest you hire will
More cell phones are good. Even in Assam.
** I agree. I heard the keepers at Delhi also have, after all these years,
finally decided that cell phone service in Assam would not mean handing the
NE over to the insurgents in a platter. That must have been quite a tough
decision. Question is if the
'prayasitto' to be paid for what 'pap' according to these Books. That is the beauty of Hinduism, you don't have to know anything. When someone dies in the family, the Brahmin priest you hire will tell you what to
At least you don't have to "confess" to the priest and tell him in details what
Even though I was serious about the plight of holders of tech funds or tech
stocks in the US market, I was only using the story to point to the immense
dangers associated with keeping all your eggs in one basket.
The moral of the anecdote was to point to the dangers of the euphoria that
swept
THe following is from the ToI.
Does anyone understand what it ll means? I am amazed at the lack of ToI's
interest in making these kind of reports understandable to ordinary human
beings.
Another thing I don't understand about Indian journalism is the complete
disregard for providing context.
Neep:
Thanks for the link.
How do you all deal with such news reports? Do these stories get any
coverage in Britain? And how does the tenor of the article in the
Washington Post grab you?
And other netters too for that matter?
Like it or not many of us will have to attempt to explain this to
A very Good news for the country !
Gas reserves are expected to feed the gas-starved country for almost a century.
Reliance gas-find 40 times bigger than Bombay High
Hemangi Balse in Mumbai
Reliance Industries' gas discovery in the Krishna-Godavari basin is expected to change the energy
i might have sent this to assamnet earlier.
if you are a star wars geek, you are sure to love this:
http://www.asciimation.co.nz/
--
saurav
What is WLL?
And this one WLL phone for every village goal; is it applicable to Assam
and the NE too? Or is it only for India proper?
Now if the headman is shot everytime, it will be quite a tragey...
Talking of tragedies,if we count the number of deaths in police/military
custody and compare
Rajib Das said on AssamNet:
+ As far as I understand, St. Stephens wanted or keeps reservations for
+ Christians on grounds it is a minority institution. It probably gets
+ government funding one way or another...
+
+ The same is true of Madrassas all around - especially in Bengal.
As we all know well, the judicial branch's role is to interprete the laws correctly, not to make them. The judgements in this case appear to be in line with that, specially when you read the articles quoted -
[ [ Justice Kirpal said a minority institution did not cease to be a MEI the moment it
Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But WHAT was the dispute?Who sought the clarification from the SC and why?Anybody knows?The following should give you the answer. Read through it CAREFULLY AND SLOWLY.
Dilip
State sway on minority
Thanks. This one is a bit clearer.
But I still am curious as to what gave rise to the petitions. I have to
guess that it was the issue of autonomy of the madrassas and also perhaps
the missionary schools/colleges. Would that be a reasonable conclusion on
my part?
I agree with Saurav's
Are we ready for a UNSC permanent membership??
Britain backs India's bid for UNSC permament membership
Press Trust of India
London, October 31
Britain on Thursday backed India's candidature for a permanent seat in the
expanded UN Security Council and pressed for clinching the one billion
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People in India convert to Christianity because Christianity does not believe in Racism or such thing. Everyone is equal in the eyes of god and that is what they prefer. Hinduism should learn from them this
Thank you Alpana. Such letters are good ways to start the day. I am sure a new subject will emerge very soon. Actually the debates are interesting and many new view points, information and facts are brought out. But after some time, they became stale or lose their topicality or become
What is WLL?
wireless in local loop. its like a very good cordless phone wherein
the basepad can be few 100 mts away. imagine you have handset and so
do many other villagers but the base-station is one only and located
at a secure place inside village (police thana to allow snooping :-)
no need
That Hindus don't have to confess about their sins, is yet another of its
many
virtues.
Right or wrong A:-)?
I don't know, C'da. Since you seem to have ignored the 'smiley's that I had
added there, let me be serious and think on the issue. Does it make a
difference, if you confess and do the
and the NE too? Or is it only for India proper?
You must be enjoying saying this, C'da?
What is India proper? And I am sure you will have a field day answering
this question. :) :)
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If you're using VPN on 2000 or
xp, you should read this.
George
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