Let us not blame only Kamesh Salam.Who Hired Him? What has he been assigned to
achieve-within what time, within what Budget?
It is not his fault that he got away with it.
At total fault is/are bigger shots.
The Pandora's Box will open at the opportune moment.They are now on LONG ROPE.
With a long Rope you can ComeOut Of The WELL or Hang Yourself
As they say Inefficiency is the worst form of Corruption.
Are we ready with the Right to Information Act.
And you read /believe the Assam Papers?
And I proposed through PARAG DAS's Boodhbaar that Assam's future =
Saah,Baanh,Ghaanh,Maanh--- Still valid 100%.
Kamesh could not care-not his fault!
mm
Date: Sun, 6 May 2007 05:30:25 +0100 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To:
assam@assamnet.org Subject: [Assam] CBTC- a swindlers heaven CBTC (Cane
Bamboo Technology Centre) has been misrepresenting itself: 1. It was an
organisation of UNIDO, DST and NEDFi. Kamesh Salam is just an employee; 2.
UNIDO gave US$ 6.5 Million. What happened to that; 3. NEC's generous member
Mr. Srivastava gave some Rs. 5 crores to CBTC (read Kamesh) for preparing a
NE bamboo policy; any audit of that public money? Mr. Srivastava is also
generous with his daughter Sadhna. NEC gave her a few crores to make a
movie on NER. 4. Modus operandi: get some foreign 'gora chamra' to give
lecture to our 'gaonwala bhais' and hog some news print space;
lecture-lecture, more lecture; 5. How Kamesh continues to remain as the
Director for so many years; 'kya raaj hai?' 6. Latest wonder: He is a plain
BA..and this Sentinel report elevated him to a 'Doctorate' Cry my mother
NER. Sentinel report: 6 May State cane and bamboo artefacts can
have a wider customer base: French experts From our Correspondent
BARPETA, May 5: “If provided with adequate opportunities, artisans from the
State involved with the cane and bamboo sector can make a mark for
themselves in the international stage,” said the father-son due of Joseph De
Reze and Thomas De Reze, bamboo experts of international repute, who were on
a visit to Barpeta, recently. The French experts were in the State on an
invitation from CBTC director Dr Kamalesh Salam. The two French experts
arrived in Barpeta recently, and met Manendra Deka, proprietor of Deka’s
Cane and Industry, who has received much accolade for his work in the
sector. “There are many skilled workers in Asom creating great artefacts
using cane and bamboo as raw materials. But they do not get the market
compared to the quality of their work. Their creations are bound to get a
wide market if they can be sent to other parts of the world, mainly the
European countries,” Joseph De Reze told The Sentinel. The two Frenchmen
praised Deka and his employees, and asked them to create artefacts using
modern tools so as to cater to a wider customer base. The father-son duo
said although Asom cultivates bamboo on a large-scale, the cash crop has not
been utilized to the best possible extent. “We came to India hoping to
take finished products made using cane and bamboo to France and other
countries in Europe,” Thomas De Reze further said. It may be mentioned here
that the French bamboo experts have planted bamboo in over 40 hectares of
land in France, Belgium and Spain, and produce nearly a million units of the
cash crop annually. The visiting experts were presented with some thirty
different creations, all made by the artisans of Deka’s industrial unit, as
mementos. It may also be mentioned here that Manendra Deka, a national
award winner for his exquisite creations, have been employing many
unemployed youths in his industrial unit along with his two brothers. Joseph
De Reze and Thomas De Reze later visited Mahibul Haque, another
entrepreneur involved in creating cane and bamboo artefacts.
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