Crowd gets larger at city book fair
By A City Reporter
GUWAHATI, Dec 11 The North East Book Fair 2007 at Sonaram HS School Field
witnessed the assemblance of a large number of readers and writers from
different parts of the region today.
A novel, Gauhati University, written by U
News on demanding Educational Institutes (one Central University,one
AgricultureUniversity,one I.I.T.,one I.I.M.,10 Engineering Colleges,10
Technical Institutes) in Bodoland (Asomiya Pratidin,12.12.2007).
You can read the news from the below link.
http://goodnews.bihu.in/1892/
Few more points ---
I did not research on whether all other states require
one to be proficient in local language to get a job OR
whether GOA does not require that.
But GOA jobs (including APSC) are under Direct
control of GOA. Not sure what Indian Constitution has
to do in this case ?
Or is it
I own a Flat in Mumbai and never had any problem for
being non-local. My brother-in-law (from Guwahati)
owns a flat as well as a small plot of land in
Bangalore again with no humiliation/rape/burning
of house etc.
I know scores of people all around India who have
settled there as Non-Local
>One Assamese or outsider cant buy land or settle in - KERALA,
>BIHAR,BENGAL. You will be chased >away within night, your family
>will be raped or humiliated and house will be burnt. No law or
>Supreme >court!!! Un believable, but being from military I know it.
*** I am pretty uneducated a
Dear friends,
As I told to Mr.Umesh earlier to with my live real life example of KPSC
Exam(State) at Karnataka, I was disqualified inspite of having full score.
Forget your ST/SC- you should be able to write/Read anad talk local language
for state jobs anywhere in India. For IPS/IAS its cadre
Thanks Baruah.
> >His group -- the Khasis -- were "primitive" once, and
>he has to check if the the adivasis also can pass the test of
>"primitiveness." It is probably because of the implied primitiveness
>test, the adivasis bring bows and arrows to the street. How absurd
>can one get?
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Dear Sanjib:
Thank you, as always, for the voice of reason and insight. This time
even the saner intelligentia seemed to speak in forked tongue.
The demand for inclusion in the ST category by the "adivasis" among the
tea labor community is probably something more than simply a desire to
be
Dear Mahanta,
Thanks. The Op-ed column of a newspaper is precisely to accommodate
views that are different from the editorial stance.
To be fair, the Telegraph solicited this article.
You are right. I could have been clearer there. I think the very idea
that a group will could get the status
Thanks Baruah for a very enlightening article once again. I continue
to be pleasantly surprised by The Telegraph publishing it in view of
their editorial stance, as culled from occasional readings, on issues
relating to Assam .
While I find the article very informative, I continue to remain
s
Forwarding for information (original link:
http://www.deccanherald.com/Content/Dec82007/panorama2007120740046.asp)
THE INQUIRER
Assam railways: A marvel on the hillsideThe network of
railways in Assam largely traversed unpopulated pockets as the thrust was to
Review on 'Dhukhbur Nisha Hoi Bagare' (Adinor Sambad,11.12.2007)
http://nishabagare.bihu.in/1891/
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