Some of you may have missed this. The writer makes some really good points.
Baloney again Sir,– 'Baloney against' is a famous song by Dire Strats. I see
thisbaloney in the invitation to talk with ULFA. Well, what is to bediscussed?
To discuss the ludicrous demand of independence? The ULFAis nothi
about the "Asom Sena"
http://www.assamtribune.com/dec2304/letter4.html
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Absurd
demand Sir, — Being tolerant as we are,
we can allow our tolerance to be tested even by madness so long there is a
method in such madness. Indians from all over the nation are spread in almost
every part of the globe. How I wish if leaders like Isak Chisi Swu and
Thuingaleng Muivah w
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>After hearing about the project to be taken by GOI, this is what you said:
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Subject: Re: A letter from the AT
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>To: "Alpana Sarangapani" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: A letter from the AT
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But Alpana, what T Saikia writes about is not counter to my own views as I
expressed recently: That if the Center attempts to make a separate peace
with the Nagas, at the cost of Assam and all other native peopes' interests
in the region, then there could be no peace.
G Pathak's article also valid
Hi C'da: You might want to share this with
your buddies and think about the impact it might have on
Assam.
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Guwahati, Friday, January 24, 2003 LETTERS
Greater Nagaland Sir,
NSCN(I-M)s demand for Nagalim or Greater Nagaland as a part of the peace
That was an interesting letter A.
Here is another with a different perspective, from the Sentinel of
yesterday. See what you think.
c-da
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The View from Abroad
Tavleen Singh
The Naipauls were the stars of the NRI jamboree just
Guwahati, Tuesday,
January 21, 2003 LETTERS
Naipauls
obsession Sir We give the Naipauls
too much importance. Agreed, Naipaul is a brilliant writer, but I find his
unconcealed contempt for India and Indians difficult to digest. Our NRIs
in general have this tendency to become overtl
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