Thanks PG. Did you notice in one of the photos of the hills (you would have
to see it enlarged), there seems to be a cross and a face on the hillside?
On 7/10/08, Phanindra Goyari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Nice pictures..
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> > http://picasaweb.google.com/rsarang22/FlowersEtcB
Hehehe..I think Kar babu is pulling our legs.I think, all he wants
is a massage - he has repeated it several times, and the concern about them
arrow heads is just incidental.
anyway thats what I read between the lines..
R
On 7/10/08, Chan Mahanta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Nom
Nomoskar Kar Babu:
Aasun , chole aasun taraataari. Assamnet needs you. Only problem is
that we don't have a mother here to spoon-feed us by picking the
arrowheads clean. Here is a little hint however: If you go to the
web and look up the archives you won't be assaulted by all those
flying a
- well doctor??
-- You can!
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>>> I have trouble with Asom . What in the heck is it,
khai-ne-kaanot-pindhe'? How is it pronounced? Like perhaps as in Atom
? You didn't mean Oxom here did you :-)?
Also, the example really has nothing to do with what a kharkhowa
emigre can contribute or not to Assam's welfare.
Buise Chanda
The three letters have at least piqued one of the dollar-oxomiya's
curiosity,causing him to write this mail,albeit incoherently:-)
Never mind.The second position has already been guaranteed .Who else could
that be other than those Omniscient MTKAs ( MTKA = masor tenga khuwa
americans )?
KJD
On 7/9
Assam will have a “colourful” presence in the Beijing Olympics.
Guwahati, June 27: Assam will have a “colourful” presence in
the Beijing Olympics.
A painting by city-based artist Utpal Barua — an
associate professor in the department of design at IIT Guwahati — has been
selected for Olympic
Nice pictures..
> http://picasaweb.google.com/rsarang22/FlowersEtcBloreKodaiMadurai
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> This time we had the opportunity to visit Bangalore, Kodaikanal,
> Mamallpuram
> and Madurai.
>
> I took some photos - amature stuff. In Bangalore and also in Kodai,
> Mamallapuram, we noticed the lan
Assam
Association Faridabad meet
GUWAHATI, July 9 – Assam Association, Faridabad celebrated
its first anniversary day on Sunday last at the banquet hall of Mahaluxmi Hotel
NIT Faridabad. Quite a large number of people including ladies and children
were
present on the occasion.A meeting hel
Govt
to facelift Kamakhya, Hajo to tap tourism potential
By A Staff Reporter GUWAHATI, July 9 – Assam being dotted
with innumerable temples, mosques and monasteries, the State Government is
focusing on the important pilgrimage centres to develop the places into
attractive tourist destinatio
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This time we had the opportunity to visit Bangalore, Kodaikanal, Mamallpuram
and Madurai.
I took some photos - amature stuff. In Bangalore and also in Kodai,
Mamallapuram, we noticed the landscape dotted with what the locals call t
Samajwadi
Party singing from Anil Ambani’s playbook?
The idea to impose a ‘windfall tax’ on
private refiners appears to be mooted by REL, part of the R-Adag
K.P.
Narayana Kumar
New Delhi: Even as the ruling Congress-led United
Progressive Alliance (UPA) government faces pressure from its n
>Like, the Indian PM seems to be eager to please
>his emperor than explain things to the people of
>India >first.
Excellent point.
That extraordinary reluctance was hard not to
notice, except in the ranks of Indian media.
At 3:32 PM +0530 7/10/08, uttam borthakur wrote:
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Ram -Da
As I see it, you've correctly assessed the situation and the debate and
postulated the correct answers in conventional wisdom. SB has used the
theoretical tools at his disposal to deal with the situation.
At the cost of repetition, I like to reiterate one point. No single person
mat
Ram -Da
As I see it, you've correctly assessed the situation and the debate and
postulated the correct answers in conventional wisdom. SB has used the
theoretical tools at his disposal to deal with the situation.
At the cost of repetition, I like to reiterate one point. No single person
mat
Assam Association Faridabad meet
GUWAHATI, July 9 – Assam Association, Faridabad celebrated its first
anniversary day on Sunday last at the banquet hall of Mahaluxmi Hotel NIT
Faridabad. Quite a large number of people including ladies and children were
present on the occasion.
A meeting held
Uttam - good points.
Without having read what the Bard wrote (yet). :):).
I would like to weigh in a bit.
The US has had generals who became really good Presidents, and has had lousy
runs from Presidents who ran away from military duties ( George Bush). But
that is the USA.
In the examples you c
>> No, not the very same American Presidents (as they passed long time ago,
>> sorry,
didn't mean to be sarcastic here) would literally do that, but Generals in
general could do that - be good Governors, that is.
Duarte, Idi Amin, Yahaya Khan, Pinochet, Qaddafi, Musharaff, the head of
Talking about context, some of you may be interested in an essay I
wrote some time ago called 'Generals as Governors.' It is available on
the net: http://www.himalmag.com/june2001/essay.html
It is about the significance of appointing retired military generals,
police and intelligence chiefs
> So?> "Excellent American Presidents" will be good governors for Assam!!!>
> What a strange logic!!!> What height of ignorance!!
Could not help not to get in here again.
Another example of taking things out of the context, rather, taking things
ligterally - big time.
No, not the very same A
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