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Santanu Roy saw this story on BBC News Online and thought you
should see it.
** Strike hits Indian tea production **
Half a million tea workers start an indefinite strike in the Indian state of
West Bengal, demanding better wages.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/em/fr/-/2/hi/business/4671753.stm
Alpana B. Sarangapani wrote:
Never thought of the origion or the etymology of this name. How did
Digboi get it's name? Is it by the term that the 'sahab's used when they
saw oil, like saying 'dig boy, dig'? A non-Assamese friend told me about
it. so was wondering if it is true!
I don't
The author must have a fundamentalist bias. For otherwise, why would he
fail to see that a secular political structure such as a modern state or
supra-state as the EU does not need to invoke god or any faith - either
as the source of political power or as a basis for the cultural unity
of its
I think there is a powerful lobby that has restricted agricultural
imports from selected regions. Usually, the argument is potential
ecological and agricultural damage from exotic invasive species tied to
the import. Thus, mango imports are almost exclusively from South America.
Actually,
Saurav Pathak wrote:
santanu-da,
thanks for the link.
the mango will do well in he u.s, i am sure. there is a seinfeld
episode in which the powers of the mango played a crucial role in
george's love life.
Saurav:
All power to George! I hope he doesn't get to eat a Bangalora - thats
the
Interesting details, in case you missed it in today's AT. Anyone know more
about this?
Santanu.
Guwahati, Wednesday, June 11, 2003
How
Cooch Behar was merged with Bengal
By Ajit Patowary
GUWAHATI, June 10 Cooch Behar was merged with West Bengal on January 1,
1950 after about four
Rajiv Baruah wrote:
.is this the beginning of the end of Cheney and his neocon cabal. What do
netters think?
I have seen increasing aggression from parts of the media about the missing /
absent WMDs in Iraq. Sample below. The interesting twist in this report is
that Bush was the dupe -
Chan Mahanta wrote:
Thanks for sharing the stats A.
But I am not sure we got the stats we REALLY would like to see: On how many
brides are burnt on account of dowry and the like. Looks like the AIDEWs'
study did not want to touch such a hot topic. Or perhaps it is not an
issue. As our only
Chan Mahanta wrote:
Perhaps, bride burning is not as common in Assam as in Hind-land..
[ The idea of burning a live person to death is a robust tradition in
Hind-land society. I mean there are other forms of murder - but this is
the one that people are socially adept at. Perhaps, it has to do with
Alpana B. Sarangapani wrote:
About the survey, I was wondering which section of the population they
were doing the study on.
Baideu:
As per the report, they were surveying unmarried girls and
guardians/parents of such girls. So, its not based on the response of
the boys'side.
but did you
That is indeed a very sad news. He was a lion among the men and women
that held up the banner of university education in Assam. He was also
deeply affectionate and caring. I met him on three occasions in my
early formative years and he left a very deep impression on me.
The first time, when I
That is a very sad news. My heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family.
He was a lion among the men and women who held up the banner of
university education in Assam. He had a big heart, was deeply
affectionate and caring. I met him on three occasions in my early
formative years and he left
Dlip-da:
A few comments.
D Deka wrote:
Assam voluntarily joined the union and agreed to abide by the constitution.
We have to be very careful here.
The constituent assembly was formed under the terms of the failed
Cabinet Mission proposal which did not envisage partition of the country
nor
D Deka wrote:
I came across the following lists in schedule VII of the Indian
constitution that divide the responsibilities between the states and
the center. List 1 is for the Center, list 2 is for the states and list
3 is for shared responsibilities. I thought some others may find it
D Deka wrote:
Didn't the other states like Bengal, Bombay, Madras etc. send
representatives the same way as Assam did? If so, are you implying
that accession is not binding on any of the states?
What am I missing in your statement?
Dilip-da:
I am questioning the whole idea of India as
Saurav Pathak wrote:
why should rss/vhp not like the iraq war? they are anti-muslim, and
are a conservative lot, after all. and definitely not pacifist. how
come their position is so close to that of pakistan's?
Saurav:
They also like to think of India as an emergent military superpower. And
shantikam hazarika wrote:
From: Tazma Ahmed-Datta
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [Assam] New writer from the
N-E, Book review in the New York Times, March 23, 2003 Date: Mon, 24
Mar 2003 20:49:34 + (GMT)Thought this may be of interest
to netters.
So, what do NRA's think about this?
Santanu.
The Assam Tribune online
Guwahati, Wednesday, March 26, 2003
Efforts on to involve NRIs in states uplift
By A Staff Reporter
GUWAHATI, March 25 Several prominent personalities, in league with
some youths, have put their heads together to welcome
to reach out to
god. they debated the rituals that would get a common man his
god -- easily, economically.
maybe the essence of religion *is* rituals. because spiritualism can
exist outside religion and religion can exist without spiritualism.
saurav
Santanu Roy said on AssamNet
Saurav Pathak wrote:
hmmm...maybe the need for story telling and myths is to reinforce a
divine origin and thus a belief in an ordained survival. also, a
remembered past is probably a reassurance and a proof of survival.
Yes. Actually, this search for survival has always proceeded on two
If the question is why followers of a particular religion do not care
about its core philosophical teachings, much less live their life
according to it, there may be a very simple answer in most cases. Their
membership of the order is purely by accident of birth. They were not
impressed by
D Deka wrote:
Thank you Mala for the information. Asghar Ali Engineer's article separates
the rituals in a religion from the values well. Like you said it comes closer
to the core of my question. It still hasn't answered my question - "What
is it in human nature that all religions get bogged
- Original Message -
From: D Deka mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: ASSAMNETCOLORADO mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 14, 2003 12:08 PM
Subject: [Assam] Religion and Rituals
What is it in human nature that all religions get bogged down in the
rituals? It
For some of us, it is hard to look at the bright side of the imminent
invasion of Iraq. With reason.
Who could possibly be uplifted by the prospect of another round of
wanton killings of innocent men, women and children by a superpower
eager to uleash its full massive force on a powerless
D Deka wrote:
A couple of days back there was a commentary on NPR on this subject.
The commentator said that the French will be very happy to see French
removed from the crappy food they have been associated with. I am sure
the French would also like to get French removed from French Drain
From The telegraph.
Thakur picks up budget cudgels
- Anger over excise blow to Northeast
OUR BUREAU
Guwahati/New Delhi, March 6: Union minister for development of the
Northeast C.P. Thakur today described certain measures envisaged in the
budget for 2003-04 as detrimental to the economic health
D Deka wrote:
5. Last but not the least, do I support this war or not?
Regarding 5, I do not support violence and war. But I do want to see a
change in the middle east, the hot bed of terrorism. That includes Saudi
Arabia, Iraq and Iran. Do you agree that a change is needed? Is Iraq the
right
deepjyoti kakati wrote:
hence, I move the court that on the first day of the Revolution,
all these distinguished surviving kola sahibs be lined up in judges
field and shot or hanged in punishment for past crimes.
some leniency may be shown though and instead the dregs be deported
to English
D Deka wrote:
In case you haven't read today's Assam Tribune. Like some of us
suspected would be the case, the idea got nixed by Bangladesh.
Plan to link Brahmaputra with Ganga shelved
I think that the shelved plan is only one of the proposed plans to link
Brahmaputra and Ganga. There are other
The terrible depletion forest cover in Assam and Meghalaya is, of
course, directly related to in-migration population pressure -
illegal occupation and conversion of forest land to agricultural land.
Its not just the migrants who do it. The indigenous people also react to
migration and the
Chan Mahanta wrote:
Can't dredge the Brahmaputra, but build a cross sub-continental
waterway. Give me a break!
I think both can get done. The question is why the political system
creates so much incentive to do the latter but not the former. Its worth
thinking about.
I have no clue about
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Arnab was replying to a debate over the same issue and he was debating
with Hindutwavadis. For a long time Hindutwavadi's have been trying to
promote the myth that Jana Gana Mana was written to honour King George
and was tryng to promote Vande Mataram instead. This is
Utpal:
Yes indeed.
The only hope is that unkown to all, Mary has been poisoned by her
step-mother for years and Woof will eventually cough to death after
feasting on her flesh crying water - loo, water - loo...
Santanu.
Utpal Brahma wrote:
Once upon a time there lived a little lamb
Hi Rajiv:
Rajiv Baruah wrote:
Tut, Tut+ICY-such pessimism about the effect of your opinions on the netters:)
Sorry about that. But actually I had already expressed my opinion - didn't
want to be verbose.
Apologize for the delay in replying, weekend holiday looking for
D Deka wrote:
I picked this up from the Sentinel. Here it appears religion is not
only flirting with politics but has set up a nice conjugal
relationship. Is it that if there is no violence, Election Commission
allows such illicit relationship?
Dilip-da:
I am missing something here. When did
The current issue of Outlook contains an interesting piece by Ashutosh
Varshney:
http://www.outlookindia.com/full.asp?fodname=20021230fname=Cover+Story%28F%29sid=10pn=3
asking whether the VHP-BJP is likely to be ABLE to repeat its Gujarat
strategy performance in UP, MP or Rajasthan. He
with the cooking instructions - will be happy to help
:-)
- Original Message -
From: "Santanu Roy"
To:
Sent: Saturday, December 21, 2002 9:04 PM
Subject: Christmas dinner
OK, now who has some great recipe/ideas for christmas dinner?
I am tired
Chan Mahanta wrote:
I agree. But more than that the institutions of state ought to be the
source the minorities should be able to get relief from, when provoctions
occur.
Imagine you or I having to be educated by progressive well wishers not to
be provoked by cross-burners, while we could
Saurav Pathak wrote:
santanu-da:
at a time when most of the world seem to be forming regional common
markets, india seem to be doing the opposite. it has recently let
the saarc die, and it sees china as a rival to be beaten. is it the
right thing to do? economically, does it make sense?
OK, now who has some great recipe/ideas for christmas dinner?
I am tired of doing roast lamb, scalloped potatoes and grilled
portabella. Help!
Santanu.
Morom'or Rajiv:
Recently, A.K. Sen lectured that compulsive optimists and pessimists are
united in one respect - in their prescription for inaction. I think+AKA- they
are also united in their barely disguised detestation for complexity of thought,
expression, enquiry or formulation.
Alpana Sarangapani wrote:
+/v8-
"Hum to koosch nei bolega, hum bolega to bologey ki bol-ta hay -"
+AKA-
Kuch nehi bolne se kia hoga, Santanu? Kuch to bolo! :)
+AKA-
Enjoying your holidays? Ours started yesterday, till the 2nd..many
things planned and am being
Saurav Pathak wrote:
at least a good radio play. xuronggor xexot.
Yeah, that was one hell of a radio play. Glad you remember ...
Santanuda.
Indians pay Rs 26,728 cr as bribe annually
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/cms.dll/html/comp/articleshow?artid=31583310
D Deka wrote:
This is great. Measurement is the first step towards improvement. This
quantification will help international lending insitutions to put
pressure on GOI to start measures to eradicate bribery.
Dilip-da:
Transperancy International has attempted to quantify perceptions of
Saurav Pathak wrote:
this is a very interesting article on corruption in india. it
asserts that corruption is rooted in the electoral process, a very
pertinent point, imo. i havent been able to find out where it
appeared originally.
Saurav Pathak wrote:
+ Other examples of good corruption:
+
+ * Primary school teachers never come to school draw salary every month.
+ Now, well-to-do local families grease teachers' palms. He re-opens
+ school for all - and then collects money by taking special care of the
+
Saurav:
I am not sure I am getting through. Let me try to clarify.
Saurav Pathak wrote:
Santanu Roy said on AssamNet:
santanu-da:
+
+ Recently, economists have started looking at countries with high nominal
+ taxes where the underground economy appears to be one of the main agents
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The BJP supporters must be all over the moon with their impressive victory in
Gujrat ( and Rajasthan bye-election).The congresswallas are left up a gum
tree.Hope,Mr.Modi will go efficiently with full steam ahead.
KJD
Yes, the pogram can steam ahead unfettered.
A
New enemy brings Gandhians back
to the battlefield
Chan Mahanta wrote:
Welcome back Santanu. For a while I was wondering if you got mad at us and
clammed up :-). Just kidding.
C-da:
Thanks!
No danger of my clamming up. I begin to increasingly resemble a live
mussel - feshly cooked in broth - wide open forever. :-)
Santanu
Alpana Sarangapani wrote:
Me too, Santanu - Welcome backstarted missing you when you weren't there
to defend when C'da and his buddies were giving me a hard time for always
defending my grandmother, India. :)
Just joking..good to see you. Hope all of you enjoyed your stay in Japan. I
forgot
As I understand it, the Guwahati-Silchar stretch of the NHDP East-West corridor
does not use the familiar Jowai-Badarpur road (NH44) which, I agree, is in
pretty good shape but will require a major technological marvel to be transformed
into a four lane highway. In fact, the route probably
it.
i remember going to diphu once, through the naambor forest. beyond
that, doesnt it get as hilly, and un-4laneable?
saurav
Santanu Roy said on AssamNet:
+ As I understand it, the Guwahati-Silchar stretch of the NHDP East-West
+ corridor does not use the familiar Jowai-Badarpur road (NH44
From: D Deka [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2002/09/24 Tue PM 09:44:53 EDT
To: ASSAMNETCOLORADO [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Where does the money go in Assam?
Dilip-da:
What money?
More than 80% of the state government's budget goes towards paying salaries and office
overheads.
That
:32:52 EDT
To: Santanu Roy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CC: Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Foeticide slur on posh Delhi / From ToI
on second thoughts, i dont think that quite solves the dilemma.
because it is not possible to decouple individual choice from
societal
Dear Chandan-da:
Thanks for the thoughtful reply. I, like you and others, have always upheld the
private right of parents and, in particular, the women to decide on whether or not
they want to translate a pregnancy to a baby. You suggest that this be modified by:
the reasons for choosing
I have many questions:
Would a pro-choice point of view support selective choice in abortion? If parents
ought to have the right to choose whether or not to abort a foetus then does that
not include, in particular, the right to abort under certain circumstances including
the circumstance
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2002/09/12 Thu PM 01:05:55 EDT
To: Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: AT Letter to Editor
[ From: Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED] ]
[ Date: Sep 12, 2002 10:27 (-0500) ]
Sir, - Now-a-days, sex-related
I find it difficult to accept the idea that Indians are culturally servile and
historically prone to worship of foreigners.
If there is a cultural factor at all in the Sonia episode, it has to do with racism -
the long standing regard for fair skin.
Suppose for a moment that Rajiv Gandhi
So, the Andhra wholesalers won't send their fish to Assam. Ostensibly to force the
Assam government to withdraw or cut back the tariff imposed on fish-laden trucks.
[http://www.assamtribune.com/sep0502/at07.html]
The local fish wholesalers and retailers are delighted. For that will probably
From: Dilip Deka [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2002/08/28 Wed PM 11:12:35 EDT
To: AANA on 25 Oct 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED],
ASSAMNETCOLORADO [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Conscience
Where is the conscience of these administrators? Why would IIT need the 4th grade
employees from outside Assam?
From: Dr. Supratic Gupta [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2002/08/19 Mon AM 01:19:02 EDT
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Neo economics
I don't understand where the author got the idea that Japanese save a lot and donot
spend much. This is completely false.
Japan has one the highest
From: Dr. Supratic Gupta [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2002/08/19 Mon AM 03:41:20 EDT
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: RE: Neo economics
by the way, can you explain what 13% or 0.5% mean? Like take a typical profession
like a office holder or a professor and tell us what it would mean in
Dear Supratic,
I don't think you understood what I said. Apart from the statement about Japanese
government killing the economy, everything I said were merely statement of facts. If
you want you can cross check the statistics with some economist at your university or
just check in your
As a young boy, I lived in a small town in a house with many mango trees next to the
embankment on the river. Every summer we waited with bated breath for the one great
celebration - flood. It was a source of incredible joy. For days there would be news
of rain upstream and the evening news
Bahirot thiyo hoi achho je, bhitoroloi aah, a short fair skinned stanger stepped out
of the Vice-principal's office and spoke to me. He was smiling mischievously. His eyes
almost measuring me up. I was fifteen, unsure and lost in Cotton College. My face
sucked in by the sun and the afternoon
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