Kamal-da,
It is utopian to think that only after ALL infrastructure is in place the
engineering colleges should be built. Even now in Bangalore there is utter
disregard for transporttation issues - etc -- traffic jams etc -but ..you
get the point I am sure. Ofcourse you need infrastructure
That's exactly what I wanted to say.One can't do away with the problem of
flood,but one can alleviate the sufferings of affected ones to the minimum
by taking timely and appropriate measures.
As I wrote earlier,setting up of engineering colleges in round numbers is
okay,but building up of infrast
Yes,yes--we have to live with it ( I mean,flood ),but can we live with it
using some intelligence ? Consider this---here is a state,where flood
control department ( flood that brings misery to the people ) is considered
a prize posting, while education department (education, which is concerned
wit
And at the same time become the methane factory of the world, with
all that sewage decomposing in the canals, with no place to go.
Sounds like a winner to me. It is already so after every rainfall,
anyway. Just plug up whatever drain inlet is still working, and get
some boats--voila, you hav
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IMHO, the annual floods are are going to happen every year. I don't
think we can increase/or decrease floods by human action.
The river will find the weakest embankments to crest, and will do so.
*** Yes, you are off base here Ram :-).
There is an enormous amount that could be done and
Good points Kamal.
Guwahati flooding and Assam flooding are highly pertinent questions.
If there were too many questions, it means only one thing: There were
few or no answers. It would be nice if those who attended the Q and A
would share what was asked and what answers they got.
However En
Hi KJD,
In my considered opinion,the problem of flood is the most >menacing natural
calamity,experienced by the state every year >particularly since the great
earthquake of 1950
I agree, this is a much bigger and affecting more people than Engg.
colleges. And this is a problem that happens eve
Let ULFA come and run the place".
But he never said-"I shall retire to my village forthwith"
mm
Date: Wed, 4 Jul 2007 11:36:20 -0500From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Re: [Assam] Day2: Assam 2007: Pt2; engg colleges, NRAs & C
Hi RS,
My attention was drawn to the
Hi RS,
My attention was drawn to the following remark,made by Umesh Sarma.He wrote
and I quote " after the negative reception he received at Boston conference
where he was only questioned about annual flooding "
In my considered opinion,the problem of flood is the most menacing natural
calamity,e
Ram-da,,
You are welcome.
Happy Independence Day (of US).
Umesh Sharma
(US)
Ram Sarangapani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Thank you, Umesh for providing an
exhaustive account of Assam 2007.
--Ram da
On 7/3/07, umesh sharma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
In the Day 2 of the meeting (
Thank you, Umesh for providing an exhaustive account of Assam 2007.
--Ram da
On 7/3/07, umesh sharma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
In the Day 2 of the meeting (on Sunday July 1st, 2007) we arrived just in
time to have the lunch (got value for money - the $110 we had paid each for
the Assa
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