In general, I would agree with you 100%, Jayanta.

What was it about though? :)










>From: jayanta payeng <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: Alpana Sarangapani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>CC: Assam Net <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: From 'The Assam Tribune' again
>Date: Thu, 11 Jul 2002 08:40:02 -0700 (PDT)
>
>
>   Hi A'ba
>
>I think that we are witnessing a  utterly superficial , na�ve and 
>potentially dangerous orientation of religion , politics and culture. More 
>and more , it seems that we are amidst a situation in which there is a 
>unholy alliance of communalism , religious fanaticism , consumerism , 
>majoritarianism , minotarianism and a lot of more ..ism.
>
>
>
>Wow ! Baptism by Fire.
>
>
>
>Have a Nice Day J
>
>
>
>Regards
>
>
>
>Jayanta
>
>
>   Alpana Sarangapani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Good to hear from you, Jayanta.  I totally agree with you about the 
>political 'dhanda' of most every organization nowadays - even from our 
>days, that was the case.  Hope it does. These 4 problems:  "improvement of 
>roads,drainages,water-supply schemes, andsolution to the problems of 
>artificial flood in the city" are the main problems of the common people. 
>And I think the common people (like us) are desperate, so whenever they see 
>these common problems are mentioned they go for it - regardless of who is 
>calling for it. Do you think, if the Assam government was not on the brink 
>of being bankrupt, would have fixed these problems? I hear the current DC 
>is really an honest man. May be he will do something - take it to the upper 
>level to our honest chief minister - I am ignoring the news paper clippings 
>that I just read. I wonder what is happening to the central funds that 
>"Assam secured Rs 293.16 crore (about 20 per cent) of the total release for 
>the region during the four year period" (Rs 1,444-cr Central funds for NE: 
>http://www.assamtribune.com/). I know C'da would love to comment on this. 
>:) I think the feelings of moral obligations of some (like the junior 
>engineers, 'thikadar's - made of the young people from our common people 
>only) of our own folks will have to be changed.  I read some stories in the 
>newspapers, about some local youths in the flood-inflicted villages making 
>a few "cheap" bucks at the cost of the desperate situation of some 
>car-owners - the (foolish rather desperate at that point) car-owners were 
>persuaded by them only, to go ahead with their cars to the flooded path, 
>and they will help them push the car to the safe area in return of Rs. 
>200/. These are not the powerful guys, but some "neighborhood boys" from 
>our villages.  I wonder if this is their 'struggle to survive', or just 
>lack of moral power on their and of many in Assam (and some other parts of 
>India) now.  Anyway, I totally understand what you are saying. I too am as 
>frustrated but I think, like some over there, I too am feeling like 
>'dubiboloi dhora maanuhe nol-khagori-ke xaabot maari dhore, dubar pora 
>bosaboloi'. Isn't there an Assamese proverb to that effect? Well, you know 
>what I mean! Take care. I am still enjoying my part-time job :) - being 
>'off' on certain weekdays is just wonderful. I have had enough, but lets 
>see how long it lasts. :)  >p.s : the net was dull the last couple of days 
>You can say that again. :) With love and regards,--A'Ba.        ----- 
>Original Message ----- From: jayanta payeng To: Alpana Sarangapani Cc: 
>Assam Net Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 12:28 PMSubject: Re: From 'The 
>Assam Tribune' again
>
>
>But A'ba , ok ! they staged a dharna for a civic cause and that's a 
>positive sign. But will it benefit the poor common men in General . 
>Honestly , I feel that this kind of drama is becoming sort of a political 
>gimmick -- to hog the limelight ! And make oneselves ( AGSU etc )  presence 
>felt , a sort of a message to the public " Oh Yes , we are also for the 
>welfare of the people .
>
>People have turned so political just gimmicks.
>
>Regards.
>
>Jayanta
>
>p.s : the net was dull the last couple of days.
>Road blockade
>  GUWAHATI, July 9 � A large number of people today staged a road blockade 
>in front of the Deputy Commissioner (DC) office here in response of the 
>call given by the All Guwahati Students� Union (AGSU) and Guwahati Unnati 
>Sabha, demanding improvement of roads, drainages, water-supply schemes and 
>solution to the problems of artificial flood in the city.
>
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