Himen,
Have you paused to think why nobody is replying to your fantasies?
Could it be that they all think you offer nothing but garbage?
Cool off!
Maybe join Baba Ramdeo's Ashram at somewhere.
Really!
mm
From: "Himendra Thakur" [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: "Chan Mahanta" [EMAIL PROTECTED]CC: "Dr.
Bhubon Kakaideo,
Can I chirp in?
Times writer is another brainwashed Limey only!
mm
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]CC: Assam@assamnet.orgSubject: Re: [Assam] Hamas sweeps to election victoryDate: Mon, 30 Jan 2006 16:15:43 EST
Chandan
Thanks for your so co-operative note.
First of
Title: Some Things About Assam Net
Hi Himen-da:
Many
years ago, I saw someone using the term Civilian Invasion by
Bangladesh and got scared.
*** Scare is a state of mind. We can manipulate ourselves to be
scared of little children too, if we so choose to, or if we are messed
up enough. I
Title: Re: [WaterWatch] Will not bring politics into water
disput
The same report as seen in THe Assam Tribune tells a different
tale. Which is correct?
UPA likely to
take up river-linking project
From Our Staff
Correspondent
NEW DELHI, Jan 30 - The much-hyped river inter-linking
project may
to protest Bangladeshi infiltration in Assam
http://oheraldo.in/node/9156BY HERALD REPORTERPANJIM, JAN 30 - Akhil Bhartiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) activists on Monday began a 24-hour fast at ferry point to draw the attention of the Government to the Bangladeshi infiltrators in Assam.ABVP has
The same report as seen in THe Assam Tribune tells a different tale. Which is correct?
Which one do you want to believe/trust, C'da? Why shouldn't you cherry-pick as usual? :):)
--Ram
On 1/31/06, Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The same report as seen in THe Assam Tribune tells a
Hi Manab,
Welcome to AssamNet!
Regards,
Babul
PS. Raiz, Manab, Rini-baideor putek.
On 1/31/06, Manab Kakati [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Title: Re: [Assam] [WaterWatch] Will not bring politics
into wate
Ram:
At 10:43 AM -0600 1/31/06, Ram Sarangapani wrote:
The same report as seen in THe Assam
Tribune tells a different tale. Which is correct?
Which one do you want to believe/trust,
C'da? Why shouldn't you cherry-pick as usual?
Mukul-da,Sorry for replying late. I was down with eye flu (conjuntivitis) my first illess -suprisingly - in US. It is true that even in US there are continuous reports that students are learning less than they used to. Just as a gut feeling I would say that as the kids get more and more
any views?Umesh[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Date: Tue, 31 Jan 2006 14:15:47 +0100To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: [UNESCO Education News] UNESCO at 60: Celebrating Secondary and Vocational Education UNESCO at 60: Celebrating Secondary and
Assam and India are not synonymous. One should be able to talk about
Assam by looking at pros and cons of its complete and currently
subservient political association with India.
Jugal
-Original Message-
From: Himendra Thakur [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: mc mahant [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc:
Santanu,
That is not a correct characterization of what I said. I believe
Assamese nationality or Assam's nationality is to a great extent based
on a common language, lingua-franca shared by the people. If this is
considered shallow, you should say France or Germany is a shallow
nationality!!
If the top public servants believe in Gandhian ideals (which they
exploit to their advantage), they must stop this tit-for-tat game.
If thefinal question boils
down to whether GOI believes in Gandhian principle or not, then the answer will
be NO. I don't think anybody in Indiais practicing
"*** I don't 'CLAIM
independence for Assam', whatever that means. But as a well-wisher of
Assam I DO INDEED support Assam's sovereignty
aspirations "
- Chandan:
I am an US citizen, as you know. Thus it will be
absurd for me to go 'CLAIM independence for Assam'. That would be elementary,
Title: Re: [Assam] Supporting ULFA is rather a Moral
Question
Morally I will never
support the actions of ULFA from a distance if I know their cases are
doomed as of Subas Bose and Phizo.
*** That is NOT morality. That is called expediency!
That damned English language again!!!
Title: Re: [Assam] Supporting ULFA is rather a Moral Question
When one asks someone else to die
for something one believe, that becomes a question of morality, question of
ethics, not of expediency.
RB
- Original Message -
From:
Chan
Mahanta
To: Rajen Barua ;
Title: Re: [Assam] Supporting ULFA is rather a Moral
Question
When one asks
someone else to die for something one believe, that becomes a question
of morality, question of ethics, not of expediency.
*** That is why I don't go asking ULFA to go die for me. But if
they are dying for THEIR
Title: Sentinel News
Mob fury? 'Army
atrocities'
How about people outraged by military repression and
brutality ?
Is this the same 'people' who don't care about ULFA like someone
asserted the other day :-)?
cm
Title: Re: [Assam] Supporting ULFA is rather a Moral Question
*** That is why I don't go asking ULFA to go die for
me.
That is what supporting ULFA
means.
You are supporting from the comfort
of the American Armchair because they are dying anyway.
But if they are dying for THEIR cause, the
When I read that this morning, I felt the same way. I went to their website - seems up up.
What made me hesitate though was the following:
The Phoenix-based university, which has set up four learning centres here in association with the KK Modi Group
and
The Higher Learning Commission – North
Title: Re: [Assam] Supporting ULFA is rather a Moral
Question
*** That is why I don't go asking
ULFA to go die for me.
That is what
supporting ULFA means.
*** It does? I learn something everyday.
Moral support
to die because they are dying anyway?
*** No because I believe in their
Title: Re: [Assam] Another Scam?
I agree with both Dilip and Ram's suspicions.
the US Embassy here has
certified.
*** This smells big time! US Embassy does NOT go about CERTIFYING
educational institutions. Maybe someone will take it up with the US
embassy or consular offices.
At
Dear Mike
Recently I read a reply from an editor of an English daily. I do not
remember the exact words he employed; I only remember the gist. What he said was
that the media are open to criticism and they deal with it as expedient.
The newspapers provide a service. People do not realise
Here is the website to this school
http://www.wiu-information.com/programs.jsp
Maybe some netter with links to educational institutions/research can give us more info regarding this school's accredition and value of it education.
It will be very sad if a whole of young, aspiring students get
Title: Re: [Assam] Supporting ULFA is rather a Moral Question
*** No because I believe in their pursuit of being the masters of
their own fate.
And I support their dying for their
believe?
Being mastersof their own fate
is one thing
anddying in their pursuit of being the
masters of their
Title: Re: [Assam] Supporting ULFA is rather a Moral Question
an honorable cause
Which may be the WRONG cause as
indicated by LDB.
Or well worth supporting from a
distance?.
It is their country, their
cause.
What I have to loose?.
I am US Citizen, as you
know.
RB
- Original Message
Title: Re: [Assam] Supporting ULFA is rather a Moral
Question
PHOOLOSOPHY!
At 2:42 PM -0600 1/31/06, Rajen Barua wrote:
*** No because I believe in their
pursuit of being the masters of their own fate.
And I support their dying for their
believe?
Being mastersof their own
fate is one
Title: Re: [Assam] Supporting ULFA is rather a Moral
Question
At 2:45 PM -0600 1/31/06, Rajen Barua wrote:
an honorable cause
Which may be the WRONG cause as indicated by
LDB.
*** Lohit wrote:
If ULFA truly
believes (rightfully or wrongfully) that India is an
occupying force,
why would they
Title: Re: [Assam] Supporting ULFA is rather a Moral
Question
At 3:19 PM -0600 1/31/06, Rajen Barua wrote:
But there is a term for those who
wait to to see which way the wind blows before they take a
position:
When one supports from a distance, why is one to
wait, brother?
*** It was NOT me
http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20060131/wl_sthasia_afp/indianortheastunresttalksthailand
Why couldn't that bea pre-conditionfor the ULFA-GOI talks? Can't they talk peace with a ceasefire in effect or do peace talks have to be peppered with bullets, bombs and raidsflying around
Will all the moral stuff floating around, I thought we could use a break and get absorbed in some silliness :)
Pl. click on the link and stare
http://www.patmedia.net/marklevinson/cool/cool_illusion.html
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Title: Re: [Assam] Supporting ULFA is rather a Moral Question
I will never support the
actions of ULFA from a distance
if I know their cases are doomed
This means if I know somebody is
doomed to die in their cause, I will not encourage by shouting Bravo Bravo
from a distance like you
I saw the green dot rotating but pink dots did not disappear for me. Does it mean I couldn't elevate myself to the level of the expected? "This should be proof enough, we don't always see what we think we see." - In my case, does it mean most of the time I see what I think I see?? In other
For the Morally Superior ( or conveniently so anyway) of Assam Net:
http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2002/10/28/1035683358581.html
Whatever happened to those good old freedom fighters?
October 29 2002
The media have rewritten the rules on the coverage of so-called
terrorism, writes Gwynne
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Subject: Re: [Assam] Something to stare at
Date: Tue, 31 Jan 2006 23:03:03 +
C'da,
Could you ask our Tilok daktor about me also?
I too am not seeing the circle right (I wear them glasses too). All I saw was the colors Red, Green,Yellow and a purple tint in some of the postings in Assamnet. Don't know how that could be - but there you have it.
Some psychologist told
Himen,Khanindra, Rajen ideal triangle. Should open an exclusive Net.
mm
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Dear Jugal,
How are you?
I read a letter regarding your
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it is true that I may be in error and I may never be in time for the H1B or that there is to it than meets the eye but esperience is always useful. I may be able to advise guys and gals from areas other than India's tech centers - about seeking employment in US. Maybe some Assamese could become
Umesh, Many of us have gone through some of these experiences. I like the fact that you do not hesitate to document them. I didn't think you would make it to the states, you did. I didn't think you'd survive the cultural shock, you did. I didn't think you'd remain in the US after completing your
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Dilip-da,Thank you for your support. Esp about the booting out incident. I like being on AssamNet.UmeshDilip/Dil Deka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Umesh, Many of us have gone through some of these experiences. I like the fact that you do not hesitate to document them. I didn't think you
Dear Mukul,
Thank you Mukul ! I invite you very cordially to
join the triangle of Himendra-Khanindra-Rajendra :::once you join, we will
be able to make a tetrahedron. If Chandan joins, that will be a real pyramid. I
invite everyone to join us so that we will ultimately make a perfect sphere
Canoro is a Canada-based international oil and gas company operating in the Assam/Arakan basin of northeast India. Apart from Amguri the company is the operator with a 65 per cent working interest in the 1,445 square km AA-ON/7 exploration block
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For those interested in Assam's oil
- Original Message -
From: Barua, Anita [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Remember this ...
**
When things in your life seem almost too much to handle, when 24 hours
in a day are not enough, remember the mayonnaise jar and the 2 cups of
coffee.
Title: Re: [Assam] Supporting ULFA is rather a Moral Question
*** What are you trying to prove Rajen?
Patriotism, like Religion, is a
dirty word.
People kill people for
both.
I wonder why?
Why some people get immense
pleasureencouraging people to get killed supporting their cause for
Assam: Train services affected following protest against army raids
http://www.ptinews.com/pti/ptisite.nsf/$All/15DBB81C54A8411665257107005D7D63?OpenDocument
Guwahati, Jan 31 (PTI) Train services were affected for nearly seven hours in Upper Assam's Dibrugarh district today when local people
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