Umesh,
Do you know first hand that the land owners actually sold or were compensated
for the land by the real estate developers? The critics always say that the
land owners get evicted and end up on the street. Is the truth somewhere in
between?
Dilipda
- Original Message
From: umesh
I did a little checking on Hamilton Court and its developer DLF Properties. If
what they claim they are doing for corporate responsibility, they are on the
right track and there should be more of them. Can we believe what we see on
their website? May be someone from Delhi can tell us.
Visit
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> > They may be opulent and in stark contrast with the surroundings. If
>>they are totally funded with private >capital and are
>>self-sufficient, there is not a whole lot you can complain about
>>their being.
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> Think a bit more, and tell u
We all agree that there is a vast gap between the rich and the poor in India.
Slowly but surely, India's middle class is also growing in number due to free
enterprise.
Before we criticize the likes of Gurgaon and IPL, we need to ask the question -
are they funded from government revenue in which
Forwarding.
Dilip&Dil Deka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Date: Sun, 1 Jun 2008 20:58:13 -0700
(PDT)
From: Dilip&Dil Deka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [Assam] Los Angeles Times on Northeast India
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dear Sanjib,
You said, "But
the garage, something done
quite commonly in India. Or it could be a
'servants' staircase, narrow, outside the
building, leading to a hole above the garage to
their quarters, out of sight to the genteel
Owners or their guests.
O'm
At 9:21 PM -0700 5/31/08, Dilip&D
The stairway to nowhere. Open the attached file to get a view.
Was it built per the design drawing? Who knows?
Enjoy the newly built house in Punjab!!
-- Forwarded Message: --
Subject: FW: CIVIL ENGINEER FROM PUNJAB UNIVERSITY
Date: Sat, 31 May 2008 08:34:01 +0
Dear Sanjib,
Do you think it is going to happen this time?
I'll believe only when goods start flowing.
Dilipda
Houston TX
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-india29-2008may29,0,6712115.story
>From the Los Angeles Times
Northeast India is poised to tap economi
Mukulda,
Good advice. Ultimately it is wisdom that counts. But one has to collect data
and knowledge to get there. Those who know the differences make the difference
in the world.
Dilip
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mc mahant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You are right.
To dwell on religion is for the dinosaurs.
Dilip
mc mahant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Doni-Polo
You asked the ? yourself.
I thought Sun and Moon is much older than any Religion-- in fact zillions years
before Cro magnon.
When were Miris HINDU?
What is a Hindu?
Are Assam
>From the following it appears there is a precedent and room to bring up
>discussion of federal system of government in Lok Sabha. However, how much
>freedom does Kashmir really have, knowing the recent happenings there?
===
LETT
Dear Kaushik Barua,
Your effort is laudable.
However I must point out a few flaws in the phonetics. I think the following
is more reflective of our understanding of the English phonetics today. W is as
in Wporor ( of the above), Aa is as in a long Aa, X is as in Assamese.
Here is some basic information.
Trenchless technologyFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Learn
more about using Wikipedia for research
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Trenchless technology, as the name implies, stands for subsurface
construction works where less trenches or no
Mukulda,
Malfunction of electronic components in transmission control do cause serious
problem. The owner of the Mercedes can expect a recommendation from the repair
shop to replace the whole transmission.
I owned a Nissan Murano (automatic continuously variable transmission) that
suddenly l
Loss of civilian life due to terrorism and lack of protection from the govt. is
heart wrenching.
However, emotional outbursts and random accusations serve very little.
Are you suggesting India should attack Bangladesh and Pakistan to hunt for
terrorists?
Is there irrefutable proof that
He has been writing in the Assam Tribune and apparently he is a pastor in
Guwahati.
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mc mahant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Which one?
A commonly repeated name.
I knew a Leftist Leader from Kolkata wanting separationof W.Bengal from In
Have you been following this gentleman's writings? He seems to make a lot of
sense beyond religion. Any opinion?
Dilip Deka
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Dam Alert!
Danger of dam in earth quake zone.
===
From the NYT
China says troops rush to plug dangerous cracks in dam
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By AUDRA ANG, Associated Press Writer 1 hour, 41 minutes ago
HANWANG, China - Thousands of Chinese soldiers r
Question to you after you read the article below--
Do you think it is the responsibility of the business community to alleviate
the misery in rural areas so that business may continue to function?
I agree any business of character must do charitable work for the community
where they opera
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And they got their nemu and kazi nemu from us.
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>Date: Sat, 26 Apr 2008 11:14:31 -0700 (PDT)
>From: Dilip&Dil Deka
To continue the nit-picking on grammar, the proper usage should have been:
*** I would start with the Post Master of the particular post office,
or of the metro area.
in stead of :
*** I will start with the Post Master of the particular post office,
or of
" I am aware of this Amerikaan Mannerism but in my
experience I always heard something like - " I would
have done this " instead of "I will ..." .
Learning never ends. " -- English you learnt is absolutely correct. There
is no need to start a new learning process on this one.
Krishne
Wouldn't it be better if the news item also said something about the game
itself - how it is played, what the rules are and the skills it takes? As
always, there are many names - must be local celebrities.
Anyhow, is there some one in the net from Jamugurihat who can educate us?
Dilip Deka
Houston Bihu pictures taken by Sushma Chetri. You may find someone you know.
Dilip Deka
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Date: Sun, 20 Apr 2008 11:55:58 -0700 (PDT)
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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There are several ways to catch fish- one of them is to throw a net. The wider
the net, more chances of catching fish. That is what is going on here. Through
the internet, they hope to catch some unsuspecting characters whom they can
squeeze to get a few squids.
Dilip
mc mahant <[EMAIL PROTEC
The following appeared in the Outlook magazine. It is a novel way to do the
first cut of the applicants. To the Outlook hiring people, knowledge of the
magazine's chosen language medium is numero uno. Journalism skills probably are
in the second cut.
The magazine does show significant care in
I attached the report. Don't know what happened to it.
Anyway, you can read it from the Asomiya Pratidin.
Dilip
==
Rajen & Ajanta Barua <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Where is the report?
Barua
- Original Message -
F
There is an interesting piece of information in the following report. I always
thought Modaar tree was of little value. The report says Modaar wood is used to
make Bihu Dhol and there is a shortage of Modaar wood.
The good news is they are planting new Modaar trees to get the wood for Dhols
in
Views below of an Obama supporter - Roger Cohen in the NYT. Do you think a
leader like Obama needs to step in now to enhance the US image? Does Obama
have a team of like thinkers?
Dilip Deka
===
ObamaÂs Indonesian Lessons f
If you are curious about Tibet's relationship with China over the centuries, in
view of the recent incidents, you may find the article below useful. The
article says that Tibet was never a part of China till Communist China marched
into Lhasa.
The question arises - was there a country called T
"The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI)" - I am amazed that an All India
Organization is taking interest in the Ahom King's Kitchens.
I am curious to know what compelled them to lower their focus to this level!!
Delhi does not understand Assam and does not care to- I am told.
But then, I
Looks like the bird's genus and name are now known. I am not too sure if the
flower has been identified quite definitely yet. I do remember seeing flowers
like in the photo that we used to call Modar. Aren't there different varieties
of Modar?
Dilip
==
O"Mahanta,
Did you read the whole story? The case was pending for 15 years since 1993.
The special court disposed off the case in one hour of hearing, in stead of
sending Mr. Ghaffar home again. In my estimate that is a lot of progress.
The court itself was set up last year - when last year t
Enjoy!!
A new teacher was trying to make use of her psychology courses. She
started her class by saying, "Everyone who thinks they're stupid,
stand up!"
After a few seconds, Little Davie stood up. The teacher said, "Do
you
think you're stupid, Little Davie?"
"No, ma'am, but I hate to see yo
What is VKIC? Why do they come into the picture for Xatras in Assam?
It appears the Xatras are not cooperating but VKIC is insisting? What is
behind the news?
Can someone from Assam tell us more about it?
Dilip Deka
FROM THE ASSAM TRIBUNE
VKICs appeal to Sattradhikars
By A City Corr
32 PM -0700 3/13/08, Dilip/Dil Deka wrote:
>That was funny.
> The reality is Laloo knows what he is doing
>and you have to give him credit for his
>knowledge of the basics. He knows business
>better than the MBAs.
> He may not speak English. But then how many of
>the world
That was funny.
The reality is Laloo knows what he is doing and you have to give him credit
for his knowledge of the basics. He knows business better than the MBAs.
He may not speak English. But then how many of the world leaders do? Indians
need to cut the cord.
Dilip
==
Caroline and Bhaskar Dutta Baruah chose to go back to Guwahati from London
after Bhaskar's father passed away, just to keep the family business Lawyer's
Book Stall going. Bhaskar now has another line of business called "LBS
Publications".
I commend Caroline for her dedication and effort.
Dil
" I think the same rule would apply for the 10 year visa permit on one page of
an old passport. I wish they had a way to re-stamp that on the new passport. "
- If you are talking about a US passport and a ten year Indian visa,
yes you can get it transferred to a new passport by paying a
The article below is indirectly endorsing Obama, if you read it to the end.
But it does make you think how tribalism pervades across the globe.
Dilip
==
From the NYT
Op-Ed Columnist
Tribalism Here, and There function getShare
Religion has
>no place in governace in a secular nation.
> But why did you leave out the second half of my comment, " And so
> what if Hillary Clinton, John McCain or I were
>a Muslim?". If he says it, will he gain voters
>or lose them?" I'd like to hear your o
on, John McCain or I were a Muslim?". If he says it, will
he gain voters or lose them?" I'd like to hear your or others' comments on it.
Dilip
Chan Mahanta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
At 10:52 AM -0700 3/9/08, Dilip/Dil Deka wrote:
>Do you think Obama will
Do you think Obama will have the courage to say, "I am a practising Christian.
And so what if Hillary Clinton, John McCain or I were a Muslim?". If he says
it, will he gain voters or lose them?
Dilip
From the NYT
Op-Ed Colum
The article does not say ethno-nationalism is good but it admits that it is
here to stay for some more time. It also talks about why Americans cannot
understand this in Europe, Asia and Africa.
Dilip Deka
==
From the International
kudos to you, Mukulda.
You have lived a full life and you are still enjoying it. I just hope I can
do the same.
Dilip
mc mahant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
IT'S ME
Hi everybody!
MM> Date: Mon, 25 Feb 2008 10:30:46 -0800> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To:
assam@assamnet.org> Subject: [Assam] K
The following article will be of interest to the baby boomers in USA,
especially the part at the end. If you have other tips like it, please share.
Others may ignore it.
Dilip Deka
==
Millions spend golden years making green
1
Nice clean joke - sent to me. Hope you guys like it.
Dilip
===
The other day I was at a family reunion and I met this really awesome
girl who was not related to me. We got to know each other and became
pretty good friends. Later on that da
You may not agree with everything in the following article but it makes
interesting reading.
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Mukulda,
I agree with you completely - development comes from within. First there must
be the will to develop and second there must be means to do so.
There is no harm if some outsiders bring in ideas and resources to stimulate
the process. But will the efforts such as from DHAN be sustained?
Did I hear somewhere in this net that American politics and election are based
solely on issues? This article has another story. Viewpoint from Assam is
welcome.
Human nature is the same everywhere. It is more pronounced in some parts than
the others.
Dilip
Black lawmakers rethink Clin
There is similarity between Assam and Maharashtra in this issue.
There used to be one province called Bombay that included what are now called
Maharashtra and Gujarat. The capital was Bombay city and it was dominated by
non-Marathis, especially Gujaratis. The Marathis got the crumbs in the
How about a conspiration theory?
A American software engineer terribly upset over outsorcing to India hired a
Navy-Seal to go down the ocean and got the cables cut.
==
- Original Message
From:
Why is it that the local parties couldn't do well even in local elections?
Zila Parishad elections would be like County elections in USA, I'd think. The
ZP elections should have been more oriented towards local issues, thus making
them more favorable to the local parties. Where is the gap?
Dilip
I saw this in the TOI and thought it is worth sharing for comments.
Dilip
SC: Are there castes among Muslims?
26 Jan 2008, 0124 hrs IST,Dhananjay Mahapatra,TNN
NEW DELHI: After Christian groups, a Muslim organisation has joined the quota
race by challenging in Supreme Court validity of the 1950
You are absolutely correct. Sensitivity is lacking when the newspapers publish
not only the picture of a suffering animal but also pictures of dead people
lying on the street killed by the police or the militants. Several months ago,
I was shocked by photographs of the FCI official's dead body l
This is the second time we have seen a picture of unsafe installation of an
electrical transformer. Is there a problem with the ASEB specification for
transformer installation? Or was a short cut taken by the contractor who
installed it?
Best practice is to mount the transformer high on the po
A true Nalboriya would say "Hahwr Baaha".
Regarding the word for zoo - there is no real Assamese word for it since zoos
didn't exist in Assam. Siriyakhana (sic?) was borrowed from Hindi. Is there any
harm in calling zoo, a zoo, in Assamese. We have assimilated words like
station, school, maste
That is correct.
Siriyakhana has been used for a long time. Is there a new one now?
Dilip Deka
bg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
CHIRIYAKHANA
On Jan 20, 2008 9:14 AM, kamal deka wrote:
> What is the correct Assamese word ( porivakha ) for " zoo " ?
> KJD
> ___
The vowel signs do not show on the screen as expected. When are we going to see
a software that we can use for Assamese script like the English script in
Microsoft Word?
It seems all software writers claim this is it, we have perfected it for
Assamese script. Start using it and the agony begin
" The other thing - the Tatas.. arent't they Zorastrians, whose mother tongue
is Parsee?" - It used to be, several centuries ago. The Parsees in India are
very adaptable people. Those who settled in Gujarat speak Gujarati and call it
their mother tongue. We knew a Parsee family in Venezuela that
The picture was of a Maruti Suzuki concept car. The Nano does not look as good
but still looks good for a $2500 car. If you are interested, you can type in
Tata+Nano in Google to see Nano pictures
=
Chan Mahanta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> w
Does someone in the net know who built the colonial column? I always thought
it was an Ahom king. But looking at it today it does not appear to be so. Was
it a british monument?
Dilip Deka
From the Assam Tribune:
A couple enjoying a romantic evening under the shadow of the old coloni
Someone remembers his "Pa-Phu" series by Prem Narayan Dutta. I have always
wondered why
no Assamese movie has been made from one of the books.
Dilip
=
--- Rajen & Ajanta Barua <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Chandan:
> Kotha gohi
Would you get your hip replacement performed in India when you go to visit your
relatives?
=
The Rise of Medical Tourism Q&A with: Tarun KhannaPublished:
December 17, 2007Author: Martha Lagace
Executive Summary: Medi
Gogol still rings in my ears.
I also thought it is a good movie. At my age, the captivating scene was when
the professor went on a trip and was hospitalized, his helplessness and the
call to his wife.
Dilip
Chan Mahanta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Watched the movie The Namesake
I bet you all will like these .
In a little town in New Mexico, this guy was on the side of the road
hitch hiking on a very dark and stormy night. The night was cold and
wet and no cars went by.
The storm was so strong, he could hardly see a few fee
Isn't about time the ST and SC classifications and reservations are removed
in India? Need to go to a financial relief system based on the economic status
of a family, ST/SC or not. I feel this will produce a fairer and apolitical
system to take care of those who need help. I understand ma
To get almost a visual account of the day in Beltola from a doctor who has a
clinic there, please read http://www.asomiyapratidin.co.in/epaper/Login.aspx
Dilip Deka
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assam mailing list
assam@assamnet.org
http://assamnet.org/mailman/listinfo/ass
s the account in the Agradoot seems authentic.
Dilip Deka
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Dilip/Dil Deka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I scoured through several newspapers to get a little more detail on the
battle in Beltola. The English dailies from Guwahati did not
Dilip/Dil Deka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Date: Thu, 15 Nov 2007 10:36:51
-0800 (PST)
From: Dilip/Dil Deka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Fwd: [Assam] steel plant?
To: Nayanjyoti Medhi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Nayanjyoti,
You can't put everything in already ove
I just talked to a relative who was in the area that day. He was on the 8th
floor of a flat complex being built. From there he saw the processionists
destroy his car and his friend's car on the ground, and later he saw the local
residents on the ground gather and attack the destroyers of propert
Shame on Beltola residents who let it go to this extent!
Read the report from the Telegraph and see for yourself who have taken over
the streets of Guwahati, in this case the street vendors. Does that hold true
for all of Guwahati? I hope that is not the case in Uzanbazar where I grew up.
I scoured through several newspapers to get a little more detail on the battle
in Beltola. The English dailies from Guwahati did not have enough English to
describe it and the national dailies did not have the room to cover it. I found
the following website to be of some help. So I am sharing it
The news story below should help dispel the myth that all IITians are
successful and a degree from an IIT makes one invincible. Even Umesh may take
his words back.
I saw the news in the TOI.
Dilip
=
Chan Mahanta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Happy Thanksgiving, guys.
===
The Parrot and Behavior Modification
A young man named John received a parrot as a gift. The parrot had a bad
attitude and an even worse vocabulary. Every word out of the bird's
mouth was rude, obnoxious, and l
The fact that there is free enterprise in India in businesses like cell phone
,cars and information technology, itself tells you that the political systems
are changing and paradigms are being broken.
I agree India is not yet at the point where impatient netters want her to be
but think of al
It is time to turn to private sector for airport management in India. I read
an article about an airport in Kerala that is being managed under private
sector and how clean the airport is.
How about assigning the airport management to Lalu Yadav? Apparently he made
a lot of improvements
ect here. Your inputs will definitely help us to
improve. Only request is not to hang us ex-parte.
Cheers!!!
-mkd
On Nov 17, 2007 10:18 PM, Dilip/Dil Deka < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The bane of public sector versus boon of private sector? Probably the brain
behind the Haat got a promo
The bane of public sector versus boon of private sector? Probably the brain
behind the Haat got a promotion and moved off, and now the concept does not
have a champion.
A government cannot be expected to run a business. PDVSA of Venezuela and
PEMEX of Mexico are good examples of what happens w
Why steel plant and why Guwahati?
Dilip
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Rs 200-cr steel plant to be set up in city
>From Our Spl Correspondent
NEW DELHI, Nov 14 Union Minister for Steel, Chemicals and Fertilizer, Ram
Vilas Paswan today announced a decision to set up a steel processi
Mukulda,
You are absolutely right on this one. To spread modern day education to the
remote schools, computer with free broadband connection is the easiest way.
Dilip
mc mahant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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I think the Assamnetters will like this article from the NYT.
Dilip Deka
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Op-Ed Columnist
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If the citizen groups stay after the hot air baloons, they will be able to
bring them down. The trouble is - the citizen groups vent their anger once and
forget about it.
You know and I know these should be the issues in the elections. When will it
happen? The journalists in assam can take a l
That's spirit. If the citizens as groups protest, it will get done. The key of
course is follow-up.
Dilip
mc mahant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Those who care for Guahati's health
Good choice, Nayan.
I graduated from Wash. U, St. Louis and lived in St. Louis for eighteen
years. I still call St. Louis my hometwon, 18 years being the longest of my
stay in one place.
Forest Park separates the med campus from the main university campus. There
are many apartments at bo
To put that amount in perspective, it is about $21 billion for five years in my
calculation. Am I right?
The annual budget for the state of Texas is about $30 billion. For 5 years,
the amount would be about $150 billion.
What does the amount for Assam's five year plan mean? Is that the st
I think my email will draw a lot of comments.
I am glad to see that there is a Benazir Ali among the contestants. and that
she won the contest despite the discrimination against non-Nagas that exists in
Nagalnd. I am assuming that the winner is not a pure Naga name. Where did I get
the idea th
A lot. China has a big say in the energy market now.
===
From the Oil and Gas Journal
MARKET WATCH: Energy prices continue to crumble
Sam Fletcher
Senior Writer
HOUSTON, Oct. 24 -- Energy prices continued to crumble Oct. 23 amid
indicatio
Which part of Assam tea business in your estimate is still profitable, Umesh?
There is a whole gamut from tea plantation to the market in London or New York.
Dilipda
umesh sharma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Rajib-da,
I do not know what business you invested in in Assam but perhaps Assam te
The original whining letter was in "Water watch". Did you all write to that
forum with your views? They should know how you feel.
Dilip
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Manoj Das <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
yep ramda...bingo!!
On 10/23/07, Ram Sarangapani <[
All major English newspapers in India are being published through Puja and
definitely one day after. What happened to the English newspapers in assam?
Puja is not even the main cultural or religious event in Assam.
Does it in some way show the lack of work ethic in Assam or am I being too
hard
Chomky said, "For the United States, this is the first time since the British
burnt down Washington, in 1814, that the national territory has been under
attack, or for that matter even under threat. And I dont have to review whats
happened in those two centuries. The number of victims is huge.
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
ectricity be fearful? Particularly when such high voltage seems to be
located at arm's reach?
At 5:43 PM -0700 10/17/07, Dilip/Dil Deka wrote:
I found this interesting. Why is the installation considered dangerous? A
stepdown transformer
I found this interesting. Why is the installation considered dangerous? A
stepdown transformer has to be installed where the consumption is. There
appears to be ample space around the transformer.
Is it the fear of electricity that prompted the picture and the report?
Dilip Deka
From th
Remember the short thread of discussion we had on lack of accountability in
Assam's revenue and spending related to the MLALAD? If you want an example of
what I had in mind for discussion, you will find it in the news below.
The state of Texas publishes every bit via a website -www.window.state
Did the MLA's even know that they had money to spend, allocated already?
Will it be too much to expect them to plan ahead of time and prepare project
reports so that they can demand the money from Dispur?
But then planning is too much of a hassle - needs brain power-,and caring for
the
The ignorant fools in Dispur do not have any idea where money is coming from
and where it goes. Is there anyone in Dispur who is keeping track of all the
money earmarked for Assam and where it is supposed to be spent? I heard Tarun
Gogoi say in Boston that a lot of the funds from Delhi are just
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