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Link-up plan aimed at routing water to dry states :
Brindabon
By a Staff Reporter
GUWAHATI, Jan 29 : The Central Governments plan to
interlink the rivers, including the Brahmaputra, is
poised to snowball into a major controversy in Assam
with the AGP and other regional parties opposing the
move,
While browsing I found this article. The history buffs may be interested.
Dilip Deka
HOME | FREEDOM | MEMORIES
THE INTERVIEWS REFLECTIONS IMPRESSIONS 50 INDIANS
When India nearly lost Assam to Pakistan
Assam became a part of the Indian Union only after a tug-of-war between the
Please take a minute to tell Majority Leader, Senator Frist, how you
feel about going to war.
http://frist.senate.gov.master.com/texis/master/search/+/form/Saddam%2
0Hussein.html
Go to the Opinion Polls tab on the left. Then vote.
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We have all heard about the Yandaboo treaty of 1826. If you are interested in seeing the articles in the treaty please read below. I ran into it while browsing and wanted to share.
Dilip Deka
Treaty of Yandaboo, 24 February 1826
TREATY of PEACE between the HONORABLE EAST INDIA COMPANY on the one
What are the truths about this scheme of intrerlinking rivers?
Is it just a pie in the sky,( surely the talks go back 30 plus years) or is
it feasible, I mean in the Indian context that is; and therefore a matter
of serious concern for Assam?
First off , are the elevations of the rivers
Dear netters,
Am I missing something if I state that the interlinking does not hurt Assam? I do not know the details but it will be logical to think that the connection to India would be made somewhere in Goalpara and if it is so all of Assam would have been served by Brahmaputra water before the
D Deka said on AssamNet:
+
+ Dear netters,
+ Am I missing something if I state that the interlinking does not hurt Assam? I do
+not know the details but it will be logical to think that the connection to India
+would be made somewhere in Goalpara and if it is so all of Assam would have
Mahanta:Did he figure out how to pronounce axon (English word)? Did he figure out how to write axon (using Barus Roman rule)?Did he figure out how an English speaker would pronounce axon (in Barus Roman rule without training)?
Link to how to pronounce axon:
D Deka said on AssamNet:
+Or is there a constitutional requirement that states must share water resources
+without any financial benefit?
did you follow the karnataka/tamil nadu row over the kaveri waters?
and the supreme court order?
--
saurav
http://www.rediff.com/news/2003/jan/30vina.htm
I am not aware this is being marketed as a soln to
flood problem or if the AGP imagines it as the case.
A canal to gangetic valley will not resolve a flood
problem..anyone beyond LKG already knows this.
I am all for sending water to rest-of-india
D Deka said on AssamNet:
+
+ Yes I did follow the Cauvery row, from the beginning to the end. That's why I asked
+about the implication of new man made connections.
and that is why i was surprised when you felt the need to mention
the constitution.
+ If the interlinking does not hurt
phobia. Assam should try to get the maximum mileage out of the issue through negotiation.
Also, that is going to be good for millions of farmers that lose everything everyyearbecause ofthe perennial flood.Won't that be a bigrelief?
From: D Deka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Saurav Pathak <[EMAIL
Raiz,
Dilip is right here and our AGP leadership(sic!) is
totally wrong. Assam will benefit from it if assamese people take the right
steps here such as :
1. keep the recurring stream of revenue as
suggested by Dilip.
2. join the panel which will decide the water
off-take points,
A canal to gangetic valley will not resolve a flood problem..anyone beyond LKG already knows this.
And I thought just the opposite - really thought that would take care of the miseries of my distant relatives in the villages. I have been thinking like the politicians lately (once more before).
Thus spake Alpana B. Sarangapani:
+ Also, that is going to be good for millions of farmers that lose
+ everything every year because of the perennial flood. Won't that
+ be a big relief?
you probably did not read the report well. the initial alarm seems
to have come from experts from
Dont ever suggest that food security is automatic with no scarcity.
the starvation deaths in recent times coincided with india sitting atop
one of the largest food reserves. there is something else at play
here.
I appreciate your sentiments but the two problems are separate.
dont ever
Interesting solution sought by the govt. - as I understand it - the GOI
plans to watch the Chinese version of this project which is in an advanced
planning stage.
I can't help but mention - there may be floods in Assam for the 3-4 monsoon
months every year. Thereafter, the state is so dry that
Good points. I fully agree. Water should be treated like another revenue earning comodity along with Oil and Tea by Assam, and move in a positive manner taking a leadership role instead of fearing for the unknown. We should try to get the full study report and its implications.Rajen Barua
From:
Dear Barooah Kai,
Thereafter, the state is so dry that kheti by our lahe-lahe (C-Mahanta
will probably react to this :) ) farmers during the mild winter months has
only shown some signs of increase with the installation of corrupt tube
wells by Gogoi's entourage.
Aapuni kintu bor swka
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