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Meeting on Ecological Democracy by SADED Friends,
MANOJ Das -Please round up all you can -and create 3rd. Front South Asian
Dialogues on
Umesh-ji:
Thanks for the update. I am glad to see that there were meaningful discussions
with the CM on relevent issues. Thanks to Jugal and Partha for taking the
initiative. I am glad to see involvement of Gautom Barua (Director IIT,
Guwahati) on the issue of additional engineering colleges in
Rajen-da,
I was expecting to meet you at Assam 2007. Hope you are doing well. More in a
private email - thank you for your timely help in my problems. God Bless You.
Gautom Barua's name I heard from ADC of the Chief Minister who was smoking
outside the hotel and reacted to my comments about
Jatinga Ityadee (et al) has English subtitles - in DVD
I wonder where one can buy it from -- perhaps from Assam 2007 organizers
www.assam2007.com
Umesh
umesh sharma [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: PS: I just watched The Might Heart
by Angelina Jolie based of Slain Journo Daniel Pearl -- by Omar
Look at this national integration themed dance sequence by Mridu and Marshilla
- the Brahma sisters
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0z455LtMF0
Des (Country ) Rangilla (colorful) -- with Indian national flags at Assam 2007
in Washington DC.
Umesh
Alpana B. Sarangapani [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Date: Wed, 4 Jul 2007 08:33:26 -0700 (PDT)
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Subject: Assam 2007 with Chief Minister Zubin Garg
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Hi RS,
My attention was drawn to the following remark,made by Umesh Sarma.He wrote
and I quote after the negative reception he received at Boston conference
where he was only questioned about annual flooding
In my considered opinion,the problem of flood is the most menacing natural
only questioned about annual flooding
Has he a clue?He knee-jerked at DCon Global Warming!!!.Unless these areas
are taken care of by the government,economic prosperity is impossible,even if
you build thousands of engineering colleges.
Again he is Clueless.
That is why he repeats this
Hi KJD,
In my considered opinion,the problem of flood is the most menacing natural
calamity,experienced by the state every year particularly since the great
earthquake of 1950
I agree, this is a much bigger and affecting more people than Engg.
colleges. And this is a problem that happens
Good points Kamal.
Guwahati flooding and Assam flooding are highly pertinent questions.
If there were too many questions, it means only one thing: There were
few or no answers. It would be nice if those who attended the Q and A
would share what was asked and what answers they got.
However
IMHO, the annual floods are are going to happen every year. I don't
think we can increase/or decrease floods by human action.
The river will find the weakest embankments to crest, and will do so.
*** Yes, you are off base here Ram :-).
There is an enormous amount that could be done and
And at the same time become the methane factory of the world, with
all that sewage decomposing in the canals, with no place to go.
Sounds like a winner to me. It is already so after every rainfall,
anyway. Just plug up whatever drain inlet is still working, and get
some boats--voila, you
Yes,yes--we have to live with it ( I mean,flood ),but can we live with it
using some intelligence ? Consider this---here is a state,where flood
control department ( flood that brings misery to the people ) is considered
a prize posting, while education department (education, which is concerned
Now, what you say here sounds pretty logical, C'da.
*** That was determined by some IAS babus,
Actually, what I used to hear many years ago (the thinking could have
changed by now) was that as the Brahmaputra is one of the most
'unmanageable' rivers. The force and energy from this river is
Dear Shrri Jugal Kalita
Congratulations to you and the co-authors- excellent article as suggestions
are very pragmatic and doable.
From your article, if I understood correctly, the basic thrust is to produce
significant number of engineering graduates to be at par with other states.
Number
*Assam CM meets investors in New York
*5 Jul 2007, 0534 hrs IST,IANS
NEW YORK: Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi was on a five-day visit here
seeking foreign investment for his state.
During his visit he met a group of 75 investors and business people from the
tri-state area - New York, New
Mahanta da
What is your comment on the statement by this Assamese politician on
Halliburton. Being a technocrat, American citizen you may be in a better
position to comment whether the politicians statement has any basis. Please
give us your comment on this.
Regards
Halliburton likely
Sanjoy Ghose lives on in Majuli memory
A STAFF REPORTER TELEGRAPHINDIA Guwahati, July 4: He is, in all
probability, a mere footnote in government records. But residents of Majuli
still remember Sanjoy Ghose, his work and how he was snatched from them a
decade ago.
Today, on
Mahanta da
Thanks for your interest and contribution so far. Hope you will take some
initiative to fill the gap on biographies front too. Others will surely follow.
I am not sure who the owner of the list is as my earlier post elicited no
response. Are you one of the custodians? If so ,please
Everything will be lost into oblivion as soon as Mr.Tarun Gogoi boards the
flight way back home.How many investors worth the name invested in Assam
after his last visit ? I wonder !!
KJD
On 7/4/07, Ram Sarangapani [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
*Assam CM meets investors in New York
*5 Jul 2007,
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