Why the delay in executing Rs 100 cr Silchar Medical College Package?
July 9, Health Minister Dr Sharma was given a warm welcome by the District
Sports Association (DSA) of Hailakandi at the Santosh Kumar Roy Pavilion of
Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Stadium. Dr Sharma also visited the Silchar
Following article appeared in Deccan Chronicle paper today.
I also love dogs and other animals. But author's one sentence
is not palatable for many north-eastern people:It says:
Apparently North-Eastern students at JNU regularly lynch
and barbecue dogs.
I heard that many people in Nagaland state
One of the most anxious days of our army posting in Nagaland had nothing
to do with the insurgency. It was the day, our Irish Setter, Bindu went
missing.
One of the most anxious days of our army posting in Nagaland had nothing
to do with the insurgency. It was the day, our Irish Setter, Bindu went
Eating an animal for food is not a crime.
But there is a humane way of killing an animal for food.
Reading this article makes me feel disgusted. I love my non-veg food but if
we are to believe what has been described, it's barbaric.
You don't skin an animal alive in a civlized society.
I fully
I love my non-veg food but if we are to believe what has been described,
it's barbaric.You don't skin an animal alive in a civlized society.I fully
support strict action against this Mr Yoronso.
Now please read this:
The three then began to bludgeon the little creature with a cricket bat
and
I loved both the first reply and this one too. One should learn to
look at issues critically.
At 8:54 PM +0530 7/15/08, uttam borthakur wrote:
I love my non-veg food but if we are to believe what has been
described, it's barbaric.You don't skin an animal alive in a
civlized society.I
I kind agree with Uttam here.
Life Magazine (I think) it seems, many years ago, brought out an article
with some gory photos of how spring lambs were slaughtered in the US (for
veal preparation). It seems a new born lamb was immediately suspended in air
(upon birth) - that way the flesh would be
The tormentors always lead the tormented to believe that they are inferiors and
they happily believe that. I do not know why we are always in a defensive mode.
If someone has done something, it is private matter. That matter may be
reported without the holier than thou attitude. Why this
One should learn to look at issues critically.
And one should also know to keep issues separate. Comparing one crime with
another can't bring an excuse to cruelty.
Cruelty need to be stopped, not indulged by other examples.
While I don't agree with revoking the degrees, I am also of the
At 11:29 AM -0500 7/15/08, Alpana B. Sarangapani wrote:
One should learn to look at issues critically.
And one should also know to keep issues separate. Comparing one
crime with another can't bring an excuse to cruelty.
True. But cruelty has many dimensions too. In this article,
Not sure if this made it to Assamnet before. Anyway forwarding here.
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Dear Ms. Shukla,
I was agast to read your article Murder most foul in the Deccan Chronicle
(July 15, 2008). Yes, I was agast as to how the poor JNU's campus dog was
bludgeoned to death, but I was more
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Terrific Ram.
At 11:53 AM -0500 7/15/08, Ram Sarangapani wrote:
Not sure if this made it to Assamnet before. Anyway forwarding here.
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Dear Ms. Shukla,
I was agast to read your article Murder most foul in the Deccan Chronicle
(July 15, 2008). Yes, I was agast as
Thanks C'da. I am not sure why it didn't make it to the Assamnet the first
time.
BTW - I made sure to CC all her friends at JNU, the Deccan Chronicle and
elsewhere.
If nothing else, the next time any of these people write, they might think
carefully and pay more attention.
--Ram
On 7/15/08,
Dear Friends,
With all the relevant informations, I would like to request Mr.Ambikash Shukla
and the newspaper Deccan chronicle Editor to open my web site and the
photographs taken to prove our origin and happiness, unity better than any
Indian.
Mr.Shukla and Editor Deccan Chronicle Sir, Please
Dear Friends,
With all the relevant informations, I would like to request Mr.Ambikash Shukla
and the newspaper Deccan chronicle Editor to open my web site and the
photographs taken to prove our origin and happiness, unity better than any
Indian.
Mr.Shukla and Editor Deccan Chronicle Sir, Please
Friends,
I would like to express my hearty gratitude towards assamnet through this
mail.I have learnt lot and for that, today I have the outcome of Rhino Jungle
Adventures.Without asamnet, it would never been possible for me to jump into
anotehr ventures thus making a web site by my own without
Dear Das,
Congratulations!
Thanks you for forwarding your website. It does have a lot of information
that would be very beneficial to tourists all over. You have put together a
wonderful set of photographs.
I am glad that you are able to establish yourself firmly in Bangalore. It is
a wonderful
Excellent reply. Thanks for covering it also on our behalf.
Warm regards,
Wahid Saleh
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Ram Sarangapani
Verzonden: dinsdag 15 juli 2008 19:35
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Even if the details of the incident have been exaggerated, the fact remains
that an animal was beaten to death in a hostel room. I think that's a crime
by any standards of a civil society.
Just as a gun is not allowed in JNU campus, I don't think killing an animal
in the hostel rooms is allowed.
Hi JS,
Beating an animal to death is certainly not a humane way of killing an
animal for food.
I agree. It certainly is cruel. But animal cruelty is practised quite a bit
in India.
We sacrifice animals in the name of religion (not for food). Chicken/ducks
are summarily beheaded, and the sacred
500 acres of land encroached by Bangladesh: Assam minister
Guwahati, July 15: The Assam Assembly on Tuesday witnessed noisy scenes after
the government conceded that Bangladesh and neighbouring states were
encroaching on the state's land. Nearly 500 acres of land was being encroached
by
Now,the Oxomiyas should stop bunching southerners ( AP,TAMIL NADU,KERALA AND
KARNATAKA ) together and classify them as MADRASI!!!
KJD
On 7/15/08, Phanindra Goyari [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Following article appeared in Deccan Chronicle paper today.
I also love dogs and other animals. But
Ram da
A good one within no time.
Uttam Kumar Borthakur
--- On Wed, 16/7/08, W.Saleh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: W.Saleh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Assam] Fwd: Murder Most Foul - Pets
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Amazing tale! And even more amazing is the state
of Indian journalism and its 'democracy' .
Allow me to introduce myself: I am an ethnic
Assamese , living in the USA and an observer of
Indian Institutions of democracy, its
'journalism' and the role of its intelligentsia (
or more precisely
Excellent C'da.
On 7/15/08, Chan Mahanta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Amazing tale! And even more amazing is the state
of Indian journalism and its 'democracy' .
Allow me to introduce myself: I am an ethnic
Assamese , living in the USA and an observer of
Indian Institutions of democracy, its
Ambika-ji,
Now people seem to go beyond cow protection and even protect stray dogs (called
campus dogs!! - seems amazing how everyone seems to accept them as their best
friend - even if the dogs are not theirs). I would say all dogs on the streets
roaming around should be eaten or dispatched
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