Thanks for the good info, Babul.
And thanks to Krishnendu for asking.
About mobile phones in Guwahati, do they allow non-residents to get a
connection now? It is great that there is no charge for incoming calls there.
Although you get hundreds of minutes for a package deal here, they usually
>From the AT
http://www.assamtribune.com/scripts/details.asp?id=oct2007/at07
NEW DELHI, Oct 19 – Horrified at the “reprehensible” attack on the convoy of
former Pakistan Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, India today conveyed to her that
it was relieved that she was unhurt, reports PTI. Strongly
Independents seem to have more independence on how they use the funds - and
maybe more aware of accountability.
Umesh
Buljit Buragohain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Two Ind MLAs use entire MLALAD
funds
By our Staff Reporter
GUWAHATI, Oct 19: Only two, both independent, of the 126 MLAs of the Sta
Two Ind MLAs use entire MLALAD funds
By our Staff Reporter
GUWAHATI, Oct 19: Only two, both independent, of the 126 MLAs of the State
could fully utilize the MLALAD funds during the fiscal 2006-07. The Planning
and Development (P & D) Departments analysis of the use of 2006-07 MLALAD
funds reve
**Rajdhani Broadband. Very good connection without any wires. they connect
you within 2 working days. i.e., pay today get connection tommorrow. office
at ganeshguri- r.g.baruah road, near 7-9 grocery store. hope it helps. But
connection speed wise BSNL is best.
On 10/20/07, bg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I agree with Dilip da and like to add that not only the administration but also
the faculty needs revamp in its approach. They have to come out of the atrophy
of thoughts. The course contents have to be made constantly relevant to the
current context and to be fused with employment in the broade
1. BSNL's broadband ..
2. ERNet's business centre located at Panbazar, by the side of the flyover
(hwre IITG office is located, in the big building)
3. GPRS enabled mobiles...
4. ..
On 10/20/07, Krishnendu Chakraborty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Friends from Guwahati,
>
> What are the hi
laws designed to protect hate crime victims should be upheld whther
it is in Louisiana or it be in DC or >Sudan or Pakistan or India .
Well said Umesh.
But it was not about enforcement. What they spoke about was more
fundamental---of enactment of such laws, which Jindal, like his
consti
Dilip-da,
I may not know rural Louisiana or urban DC (urban DC has higher crime rate than
most parts of US) but I think I do know what hate crime means ( I had an
opportunity to visit US Dept of Justice with Hindu American Foundation and met
the US representative dealing with Hate Crimes -
http://www.news.harvard.edu/gazette/2007/10.18/05-womensci.html
http://www.president.harvard.edu/news/inauguration/
Harvard celebrated the installation of its new president - I do not know but
the ceremony was a grand one everytime or was it this time only since a woman
was becoming Harvard Pres
Good to hear that DU is doing well. It just points to mismanagement by previous
administrations at GU that set GU behind by many crores of rupees. I did only
my high school and pre university education (old days)under GU but I do feel
sad when I drive by GU from the airport.
I am hoping that t
You don't know rural Louisiana, Umesh, being in Wsahington DC.
=
umesh sharma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Good to see an Indian American win something - regardless of his hate crime
laws opposition -ofcourse noone iin his family will need to worry a
C'da
Thanks for forwarding the article. Couldn't see your highlights - must be my
computer.
Some interesting things though:
Lousiana (since 1803) has had only 9 republiccan and 40 Dems as Govs. (to
quote the ever-trusting Wikipedia:))
Which is actually pretty strange for a very red state.
Jinda
Umesh,
>ofcourse noone iin his family will need to worry about it -- only the >New
Orleans' black natives need worry. Right?
Couldn't make out heads or tails here! Could you explain a bit more vividly>
If there was a caustic remark somewhere, I sure did miss it!
--Ram
On 10/19/07, umesh s
DATELINE DIBRUGARH/Wasbir Hussain
Vibrant University, good business sense
Dibrugarh University (DU) Vice Chancellor Dr Kulendu Pathak gave me a pleasant
surprise during a conversation over dinner last fortnight. We have an
accumulated surplus of around Rs 8 crore as of now, he told me
Good to see an Indian American win something - regardless of his hate crime
laws opposition -ofcourse noone iin his family will need to worry about it --
only the New Orleans' black natives need worry. Right?
Umesh
Chan Mahanta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: From NY Times
http://www.nytimes.com/
Did anyone in India have a look at this. was it accessible.
Umesh
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Friends from Guwahati,
What are the high speed internet options availabe in
Guwahati and how long does it take to get a new
connection? How is the speed/availability/cost?
I have managed to convince my manager to extend my
vacation plan for a couple of more days with a plan
to work from home ..
At 11:57 AM -0500 10/19/07, Alpana B. Sarangapani wrote:
>*** Is it good or bad? Should they too submit
themselves to their fathers' sins?
Depends on how they think and what they choose.
Everything may not be as sinful.
*** Does not have to be, unless it comes in a
take it all or leav
>in assam the new generation is mixing with vigor like never before. my own
>family has people from various tribes, religions, castes> >>.(high/low); and
>such things don't matter any more.
You are right, Manoj. The parents and the grandparents still gripe about it,
but most young people don'
>*** Is it good or bad? Should they too submit themselves to their fathers'
>sins?
Depends on how they think and what they choose. Everything may not be as
sinful.
“In order to make spiritual progress you must be patient like a tree and humble
like a blade of grass”
- Lakshmana
societal changes are dynamic. dominants are also becoming smart, as felt by
c'da, pointer to the case is 'mayawati'. instead of being pawns now they are
using their own weightage to bargain their pound of flesh. education opened
the window of opportunities, as they did for the indians during britis
At 3:01 PM +0100 10/19/07, uttam borthakur wrote:
If it gives them solace,
*** Solace is heavy. On a much lighter scale, it is PROGRESSIVE, period!
And thus ought not to be a target of taunts of those who are unable
to rid themselves of their own baggage, should it?
it is surely good f
If it gives them solace, it is surely good for them.
Chan Mahanta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:At 6:42 AM -0700 10/19/07,
SANDIP DUTTA wrote:
"It seems the people born with caste hindu tags are making a bee-line to
de-class themselves:-) "
*** Is it good or bad? Should they too sub
At 6:42 AM -0700 10/19/07, SANDIP DUTTA wrote:
"It seems the people born with caste hindu tags are making a
bee-line to de-class themselves:-) "
*** Is it good or bad? Should they too submit themselves to their
fathers' sins?
How rightly said :-)). So declassing has become a self-inf
"It seems the people born with caste hindu tags are making a bee-line to
de-class themselves:-) "
How rightly said :-)). So declassing has become a self-inflicted "allergy" now.
Regards,
Sandip
- Original Message
From: uttam borthakur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: A Mailing list for people
Manoj,
>The smartest dominates
I would tend to think other factors weigh in more.
Often, lobbying could play a role when communities or groups want certain
advantages for themselves. Whether the cause/s are right or wrong is of no
consequence.
Another factor could be sheer numbers. Why do state
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/19/us/19louisiana.html?_r=1&oref=slogin
Highlighting mine.
cm
An Improbable Favorite Emerges in Cajun Country
Lee Celano for The New York Times
Bobby Jindal, left, an Indian-American, is favored to win the primary
election for Louisiana governor by en
The smartest dominates.
On the contrary, the dominants tend to get smarter. Guess why!
"The smartest dominates." ploy has been used by the dominants to
justify their inevitable condition, and is perpetuated by gullible
people who buy the argument and help it spread :-).
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