It seems that for the last couple of years, the common people in Assam are
celebrating Indian Independence (as they very well should), in spite of
reported threats of Assam Bandhs etc. Even the violence leading up to I-Day
celebrations have not detered people.
--Ram
On 22 Aug 2007 13:57:34 -000
Mahanta da
Thanks for your detailed reply.
Chitta
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But it takes an ability to IMAGINE things. An absence of imagination is what
gives rise to questions like the above. Try it a sometimes. You mighrt
actually get hooked.
m-da :-)
You mean hooked to day dreaming? May be in a couple of years time.
regards
Chitta
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If cell phones are 'replacing' land lines, what would that tell us about the
quality of land lines and telecom infrastructure. I have also come across a
number of people who have 2 or 3 cell connections - one for local, one for
long-distance, and another for regional and so forth.
And the reason f
Hi,
I just got this weblink by the person who had put it on the blog.- a student
of Rai Univ I started using YahooMessener recently and she sent me this bit of
hard news
http://theviewspaper.net/?p=209
It seems that even if the Assam state govt allows private engg colleges to
come up
As of 31 July India had 233m telephone connections; of these 193m wireless
and 40m wired. The growth during the period Apr-Jul'07 was 27.87m (wireless)
and -0.86m (wired).
On 8/23/07, mc mahant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> All {voice+multimedia+Video+Internet Traffic} from Satellite Transponde
Asomiya director wins international film award
>From our Correspondent
MANGALDAI Aug 24: Though we have been marching towards the zenith of our
civilization with scientific innovations and progressive thinking yet we fail
to ignore superstitions, and astrology is still playing a crucial part of o
BÂdeshi maulanas campaigned for AUDF: Wazed
By our Staff Reporter
GUWAHATI, Aug 24: Former Asom minister and Congress leader Wazed Ali Choudhury
has today brought some serious allegations against the AUDF that it has been
maintaining links with Islamic fundamentalists and extremists ever
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Please- Netters-take a few days but write a complete, readable ,science- laden
Essay on this.
And submit it to DOINIK BATORI. They have already started their BOODHBORIA
BITORKO on 22Aug with this as the subject.
They will love to print your article.{Please submit Scanned -- Assamese-Edited}
Hi Mr Mahanta
If I may sneak in
The fear of the lungi menace as Chitta had mentioned before is a
combination of all - religion, language and culture. So
"Islamophoia" as you call it is also part of it. But let's see
whether this fear is justified or not.. A few examples from what
hist
Ram:
It was a response to a group that doesn't understand how Assam does
not fit into the picture. That is why the wannabes. I am sure left
them a bit bewildered--as I always do. They are good ol' friends, but
somewhat ignorant of India's conditions and Assam's role in it.
And my feeling o
Never mind.
these are indeed very uncomfortable questions.
BTW, the Demographis in India (Assamese included by
you :) ) was really good.
The only change I would like to see is ---
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--- Chan Mahanta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Why don't you fi
Why don't you first state the problem or the issue you are trying to
resolve? Once that is clear in your mind, you won't have to ask ME
the questions. It will be self evident.
If you still don't get it, I will surely help.
At 1:43 PM -0700 8/24/07, Krishnendu Chakraborty wrote:
>
C'da,
That was indeed a good one (and your valuable addition too:))
>Loved that one. But since the Assamese were left out, allow me >to fill
in:
It was also interesting (and am glad) to note that *even* you felt Assamese
was 'left out' from something as innoucous as this, and that too out of
'I
>>So, do YOU accept the election result as a
democratic verdict, given by an informed polity,
considering the issues ?
So how do you plan to go for a referendum and
how come you are confirming that you (or whom you
support) will accept the outcome of this referendum ?
Remember you mentione
any comments?
Umesh
DC Des wrote: Date: Tue, 21 Aug 2007 21:30:17 -0700 (PDT)
From: DC
Subject: The Controversial 123 AGREEMENT Between India and USA, Full text
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], r
Hi,
Please Click on this Link for controversial 123 agreement between India and
USA
ht
>From what I hear, at least at Guwahati, the situation isn't as bad as SB
makes it out to be.
--Ram
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*http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/6958188.stm*
*A day after heavily-armed guerrillas killed his neighbours, Abhay Ram
packed his belongings into a truck and left his home for two
Everybody says "GPRS enabled mobiles" almost never gets you Internet at
Guahati. In rest of Assam the picture is "Never Never".
ADSL over BSNL phonelines - now available at Dibrugarh also - is good :
depending on quality of cable pair between Exchange and subscriber .Mine gets
30>50KB/sec sp
You mean hooked to day dreaming? May be in a couple of years time.
*** That is hardly a smart-alec answer as it was meant to be. In
reality it is an abject surrender to the status-quo. Cry about
things to no end, but unable and unwilling to exercise one's
imagination to find a better way.
Hi Chitta:
IMHO this problem can not be solved by
government of India or by those whom you want to
see in >power. Influx will continue till
potential difference, osmotic pressure on both
sides become equal. >All the attempts to solve
the problem will just may be increase the
resistance, bu
Loved that one. But since the Assamese were left out, allow me to fill in:
One Assamese is a Kharkhowa ( Khar is an alkaline fluid, created by
draining water thru ash from burnt , dried banana plant roots. It is
the primary fluid in a soupy dish, favorite with the Assamese.
Historically the di
Dear friends,
Here are two small news items for your information and use.
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Nava Thakuria,
Guwahati Press Club,
Assam.
Ziaur Rahman to attend GPC programme
Guwahati: Eminent nature lover, hunter and writer Ziaur Rahman will grace a
special programme in Guwahati Press Club on Saturday (Aug
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