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From: seeta@eng.wayne.edu (Seetamraju UdayaBhaskar Sarma)
Subject: Re: .... Central Govt to take over 2.777 acre site .....
Reply-To: seeta@eng.wayne.edu
Organization: College of Engineering, Wayne State University, Detroit Michigan, USA
Date: Mon, 28 Dec 1992 16:19:57 GMT


Now, I feel is the time to write to the GOI again...  Congratulating them on their
decision to build a mosque & temple at the BM site.  Maybe we should ask them
to set aside land very close by to facilitate private construction of a gurudwaaraa
and a church also.  It would be a very sober thing to do...  (Arindam can raise funds for
another lotus bahai structure -- the delhi temple is a wonderful and beautiful thing...
I doubt that any sort of people would bring down beautiful structures like the lotus
temple...)

But here's the catch (before U pick up Ur pens and pencils) : the GOI is gonna
ask the supreme court for ``proof'' of the existence of the temple prior to
the building of BM....   So U may want to wait...

Seetamraju Udaya Bhaskar Sarma
(email : seetam @ ece7 . eng . wayne . edu)

In article 24202@ulysses.att.com, bala@ulysses.att.com (Bala Krishnamurthy) writes:
-+>
-+>	   NEW DELHI, India (AP) _ The government announced plans Sunday to
-+>acquire the site in northern India where Hindu zealots razed an
-+>ancient mosque this month, sparking riots in which more than 1,200
-+>people died.
-+>	   The government said it will have plans drawn up for a both a
-+>mosque and a temple to be built on the land it proposes to acquire,
-+>United News of India reported.
..................
-+>	   The government also said it will seek the Supreme Court's
-+>opinion on whether a Hindu temple once existed on the spot occupied
-+>by the mosque, as some Hindus claim, news agencies said.
-+>
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Subject: 1 bedroom in a 2 bedroom apt for sublease...
Followup-To: poster
Organization: Purdue University Engineering Computer Network
Date: Sun, 3 Jan 1993 20:12:54 GMT



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Newsgroups: soc.culture.indian
From: naik@nynexst.com (Jay Naik)
Subject: Bangalore 
Organization: Nynex Science and Technology
Distribution: usa
Date: Sat, 2 Jan 93 02:32:38 GMT



From: ravis@cbnewsg.cb.att.com (ravi.krishnaswamy) :

|>The article mentioned about the origin of the name Bangalore. It said that
|>it is a transliteration of "Boiled bean village". Well, it is true. Here is

	Well, not so fast! 
	 
    The "boiled beans" legend is alas, of very recent vintage. 
 Besides, in the "correct" version of this legend, the king is actually 
 VeeraballaaLa of the HoysaLa dynasty (12th cent AD) and NOT 
 KempegowDa, who lived in the 16th cent. AD. 

    In any event, the boiled beans legend is much discredited by the
 discovery of an inscription on a veeragallu (="hero stone", tombstone) 
 at the village of bEgooru, near Bangalore. It is firmly dated  
 to the 9th Cent. AD and mentions the "battle of BengaLooru", in 
 which the soldier to whom the memorial was dedicated fought and died.

	Current belief is that a village by the name of bengaLooru stood
 very close to the site of modern Bangalore (this old village is
 thought to be the "haLe bengaLooru", near the Agricultural Sciences 
 Campus in Hebbal) for several centuries before Kempegowda. When he 
 built a new town in 1537, which grew to become the modern metropolis 
 of Bangalore, he simply named it after the old village of bengaLooru, 
 from which his mother, wife and daughter-in-law hailed. 

    This still doesn't explain the etymology of "bengaLooru", which
 is perhaps lost in history. There are many other explanations
 as well. 
    It is quite clear from archealogical and epigraphical sources
 that the area in and around Bangalore was inhabited by humans since 
 early stone age. Various quartz tools are dug up from time to time. 
 The recent discovery of silver coins of the Roman emperor Caligula 
 near Yashwantpur Extension suggests that that area was a trade centre
 during the 1st cent. AD, when Rome had a roaring maritime trade 
 with the Indian peninsula.
     I'll post more on this to alt.culture.karnataka if there 
 is any interest in the colorful history of Bangalore.

  Cheers,
 --------------------
  Jayant Naik

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From: raghavan@wk28.nas.nasa.gov (Venkatraman Raghavan)
Subject: Re: TOP 10 differences between .......
Organization: -
Date: Wed, 23 Dec 92 22:19:16 GMT

fafat@phakt.usc.edu (Vijay Fafat) writes:

   >Anand writes:
   >>   The top 10 differences between men and animals :
   >>	4. animals need not wear anything but men .....
   >
   >	err.. how do you wear a man? :)
		        ^^^^^^
nag, nag, nag. :)
[Where are the all male mailing lists when we need one. :) :) :)]

(Dictionary: Wear = To tire or fatigue)

A male feminist (name plagiarized, of course)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.indian
From: vkhare@misdev.mis.pyramid.com (Vilas Khare)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.indian
Subject: Transfer of Residence (back to India)
Date: 24 Dec 92 00:14:28 GMT
Distribution: usa


I need detailed information on the Indian Customs' rules which apply one 
is relocating back to India on a "Transfer of Residence".  When does one
become eligible for a "TR" ?  I need an itemized list of dutiable goods,
duty rates, luggage allowances and other related information.

Could someone please E-mail or Fax me the details ?
 
Thanks in advance. 

vkhare@pyramid.com
(Fax) (408)428-8513 (Please E-mail before sending a fax, thanks !!)
From: sunder@grusin.crhc.uiuc.edu (Srinivas Sunder)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.indian
Subject: Re: Freedom to Speech & Profanity
Date: 28 Dec 1992 16:06:01 GMT
Organization: Center for Reliable and High-Performance Computing, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Distribution: world
NNTP-Posting-Host: grusin.crhc.uiuc.edu

In article <1992Dec27.230632.25495@news.clarkson.edu>, rajat@sunny3.che.clarkson.edu (Rajat Kapoor) writes:
|> From article <1hl8p8INN8o9@hsc.usc.edu>, by banerjee@hsc.usc.edu (Samit Banerjee):
|> > 
|> > These self styled lieutenants of the net-police who emerge at specific,
|> > intervals to voice their concerns about violations of USENET priviledges
|> 
|> While keeping off "suspension of USENET privilages" part, let us not miss 
|> that the same right that allows one to post "offensive" articles
|> also allows others to "express disenchantment".
|> 
|> Also, the so-called Bill of Rights does not empower right to insult or hurt
|> other's feelings. For example, one cannot brandish a Nazi Swastika
|> publically in US ( or in Germany) nor legally use the word "nigger". 

Wrong, wrong , wrong. Get your facts straight, please. All those activities
are allowed in the US under the Bill of Rights (the First Amendment
specifically). There might be grounds for civil action on some of
the acts mentioned above (like slander/libel), but none that are
criminally actionable.

-- 
Srinivas Sunder                                         sunder@crhc.uiuc.edu

If my employer shares these views, I'd be most surprised.
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From: abasu@IASTATE.EDU (Anujit Basu)
Subject: Re: India's Place in the World Economy
Reply-To: abasu@IASTATE.EDU (Anujit Basu)
Organization: Iowa State University
Date: Sun, 3 Jan 1993 17:05:29 GMT

In article <1993Jan3.050339.13395@sol.ctr.columbia.edu>,
a74k110@phobos.ucc.umass.edu writes:

> 
> Well, the projected growth rate for this year is ~6% and as the reforms
> take hold I expect it to go even higher.  Also, as I said in my original
> post, why does the Asian Bank say Indian has the 9th largest industrial
> economy?

I do not have an economics background, but I think this particular ranking is
based on the diversity of the Indian industrial base. India has been ranked in
the top 10 industrial nations in this regard for a long time. When you begin to
think about it, the range of products manufactured in India is truly amazing,
given the rather poor economic situation.

> 
> -Venkat
> 

Anujit Basu
abasu@iastate.edu
Newsgroups: soc.culture.indian,soc.culture.pakistan,soc.culture.bangladesh
From: c4sg@jupiter.sun.csd.unb.ca
Subject: THE BASTARD MUSTAFA
Organization: University of New Brunswick
Date: Sat, 2 Jan 1993 20:58:36 GMT



HEY YOU BASTARD MUSTAFA, MOTHER FUCKING CASTARTED SON OF A BITCH.

GO FUCK YOUR MOM AND IF YOU WANT YOUR GRAND MOM. DON'T SPEW YOUR FILTH ON SCI.

YOU ARE A FUCKING TERMITE BORN FROM YOUR DAD FUCKING A WHORE WITH A TORN

CONDOM. YOU ARE A INCESTOUS LEPER WHO DESERVES TO DIE.

DON'T EVER POST YOUR FILTH ON SCI.

GOT THE MESSAGE. FINE NOW FUCK OFF.


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From: narayana@psuvax1.cs.psu.edu (Kuram T Narayana)
Subject: Solid Gold Statue of Narasimha
Followup-To: soc.culture.indian.telugu 
Organization: Penn State Computer Science
Date: Fri, 1 Jan 1993 19:22:48 GMT

The vaisnavites of Andhrapradesh, as I said, generally follow the Ramanuja 
order. But the Ramanuja order split into two orders; depending upon how
one views it, the split is either philosophical or dogmatic. The sects
are called Vadagalai and Thengalai.

(Aside: For us the Andhras, the best way of
knowing about this split is via the Urdwapudams. The Naamam if it has
a conical shaped stem at the foot, then you are a thengalai. Otherwise
you are a vadagalai. Have you ever heard of the supreme court case,
I think it is still running, whether the Tirupati temple elephants
should have a Thengali or Vadagalai naamam?)

That apart, thr Vadagalai sect has two Peetams that I know of.
One is Parakaala Mutt (I think based in Mysore). The other is Ahobila Mutt. 
Both of these mutts observe the Vedanta Desika doctrines; Vedanta desika is
the philosophers who resurrected the Jnaana marga back into the
bhakthi tradition (or devotionalism). More importantly, he asserted
that Vedas and the Tamil prabhandams are equivalent. The Thengalais
had discarded the Sanskritic scriptures, and the notion of Bhakthi.
Note that in the original Ramanuja is a vedantin, but the tradition
was Tamil in Tamil prabhandhams; Vedanta Desika in a sense reasserted
the Sanskritic tradition. This is atleast how the vaisnavites settled
in AP view the internal fights.

The AhobiLa Mutt is important to us, because AhobiLam is in Andhrapradesh,
in Kurnool dist, and also because some elements of AP history are
tied to this mutt and the temple in AhobiLam.

When Prataapa Rudrudu was ruling Andhrapradesh, he wanted to construct
a teple for, I think Rudra, at Ahobilam. Prataparudra is a famous
king, and his minister Yugandhara is as famous as the minister
Thimmarasu in Krishnadevaraya's empire. The kind ordered that a
golden statue be made. The story is that each time the glodsmiths
tried to make a lingam, each time it became a Narasimha statue.
Thus the king finally became a vaisnavite and established a
Narasimha temple at AhobiLam. This temple is the seat of the
AhobiLa Mutt. The golden statue (about 1ft in size) is always
carried by the AhobiLa Mutt-Adhipathi (he is called Jeer).

I had the good fortune of seeing this statue, the solid gold one,
when I was in High school. At that time the AhobiLa Mutt chief
had accepted our villiage invitation to spend time (he spent three
days) in the villiage. The statue is simply superb. Wherever
he goes, the muttadhipathi performs Nityaradhana to that statue.
The adhipathi, at that time, used to travel on a tractor driven
chariot, with the god in the front, and a CRPF sipoy providing
guard.

...kt
Xref: sparky soc.culture.indian:42093 soc.culture.tamil:4667
From: srin@cs.cornell.edu (Aravind Srinivasan)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.indian,soc.culture.tamil
Subject: Thiruppaavai Verse 13
Date: 27 Dec 92 18:27:16 GMT
Organization: Dept. of Computer Science, Cornell Univ., Ithaca NY


I am posting this on behalf of 
Dr. K. Srinivasan (srini@ireq-num.hydro.qc.ca).

Regards,
Aravind.

===================================================================

\height=660 \width=460 \leftmargin=10 \C
\(TAMIL20) 13. raagam: hindhOLam
\beginbox
puLLin vaay keendaanai(p) pollaa arakkanai(k)
kiLLi(k) kaLaindhaanai(k) keerththi mai paadi(p) pOy(p)
piLLaigaL ellaarum paavai(k) kaLambukkaar
veLLi ezhundhu viyaazham uRangitru
puLLum silambina kaaN pOdhari(k) kaNNinaay
kuLLa(k) kuLira(k) kudaindhu neeraadaadhE
paLLi(k) kidaththiyO! paavaay! nee nan naaLaal
kaLLam thavirndhu kalandhElOr embaavaay.
\endbox

\c \J
All (ellaam) the girls (piLLai) have reached (pukkaar) the place (kaLam) for
'paavai nOnbu', singing (paadi) the praise (keerththi) of the Lord , while
going (pOy). The Lord,  who split (keendaan) the mouth (vaay) of the bird
(puL) shaped asura; who sniped (kiLLu) and disposed off (kaLaindhu) the heads
of the naughty (polla) rakshasa (arakkan). Venus (veLLi) has risen (ezhundhu).
Jupiter (viyaazhan) has gone to sleep (uRangu). Birds (puL) are chirping
(silambina), See (kaaN)!. You have eyes (kaNNinaay) like the honey bee (ari)
on a flower (pOdhu)! You (nee) are lying (kidaththiyO) in bed and sleeping
(paLLi), without dipping in (kudaindhu) and bathing (neeraadaadhE) in the
harsh (kuLLa) cold (kuLira) water. Oh girl (paavaay)! On this good (nan) day
(naaL), leave (thavirndhu) your tricks (kaLLam) behind and join us (kalandhu).
\j
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From: varma@paul.rutgers.edu (not yet)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.indian
Subject: Re: Alt.culture.bengal
Date: 25 Dec 92 23:04:43 GMT
Organization: Rutgers Univ., New Brunswick, N.J.

In article <1992Dec25.014834.14996@raven.alaska.edu>, sb@flux.isr.alaska.edu (Santanu Bhattacharyya) writes:
> 
> >
> >And then the Bengali's are of course superior: they will use their
> >newsgroup not for people-bashing but 'poetry and culture of Bengali
> >society'.
> 

> 	Is this supposed to be sarcastic? 

How'd you guess?

> so, Harsh, I would like to point out, with all due respect, that India's one
> and only Nobel in literature was won by a Bengali gentleman, Rabindranath 
> Tagore. (Just pointing out the facts of life, my friend!)

And, my dear friend, I am as proud of Thakur as any other Indian
is (However, please update the list because there have been a few 
more Nobel laureates from India, and literature is not the only 
contributor to culture.)

Even though a Nobel prize in literature does reflect on 
a substantial contribution to literature, hence culture, it 
is not the only paradigm. Bengali literature has been made 
richer by Thakur, but it was rich enough to begin with.
There are languages which do not have a Nobel prize in 
literature, but that does not make Bangla superior to those
languages (IMHO).

It seems that we all have a habit of going off on tangents. 
We are discussing if a.c.b is necessary GIVEN the richness
of the Bengali culture. My only argument (which I did not
put very clearly on my first posting on this topic, and I
an sorry,) is that s.c.i. sufficient for this purpose.

> Santanu Bhattacharyya
-- 
Regards,
Harsh Varma
Department of Computer Science
Rutgers University

Disclaimer: None. Please, everyone adopt my opinion, I am right!

Postscript: Please dont flame me, and I get very scared by death
            threats.
From: banerjee@aludra.usc.edu (Samit Banerjee)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.indian
Subject: Re: Alt.culture.bengal (NO !!!)
Date: 24 Dec 1992 22:14:32 -0800
Organization: University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA
NNTP-Posting-Host: aludra.usc.edu

Vijay writes,

>	Samit, 

>		You're fighting a losing battle. The same rigmarole was 
>	enacted during SCT formation and it raged for ages. A precedent
>	already exists as SCT and SCB cannot be shot down easily. Mind you,
>	I'm neither for or against SCB but che sera sera...[As Icarus would
>	say in true George Chacko tradition, nothing like a litttil French 
>	to feign erudition :)]


Yes but in a couple of months from now, it will be my turn to turn around
and say "See, I told you so". :-) They cant deny that I didn't warn them
enough.

And that would be neither French nor very erudite, although most desi's
would relate nonetheless.

Samit

-- 
Samit Banerjee				|			
University of Southern California,	| If you take yourself too seriously, 
Internet  banerjee@aludra.usc.edu       | you will be only one who does.
Bellnet: (213) 342-1401			|
From: mece1e3@Jane.UH.EDU
Newsgroups: soc.culture.indian
Subject: Re: India's place in the world economy
Date: 25 Dec 1992 15:42:46 GMT
Organization: University of Houston
Reply-To: mece1e3@Jane.UH.EDU
NNTP-Posting-Host: jane.uh.edu

>Don't feel dejected. Still we have the hope and we will do better, and come
>up.  It is not necessary to attract the NRI's investment, need not look for 
>foreign investment, but the economy will take it's wings by our own people, 
>the 1% of the 850 million population, the owners of corporate capital! 
>
That's the only way that has ever worked and that will ever work.
Arindam

Newsgroups: soc.culture.indian,soc.culture.tamil
From: selvakum@watserv1.uwaterloo.ca (C.R.Selvakumar - Electrical Engineering)
Subject: Re: Thiruppaavai Verse 14
Organization: University of Waterloo
Date: Thu, 31 Dec 1992 21:58:29 GMT

In article <1992Dec28.184701.8102@cs.cornell.edu> srin@cs.cornell.edu (Aravind Srinivasan) writes:
>
>I am posting this on behalf of 
>Dr. K. Srinivasan (srini@ireq-num.hydro.qc.ca).
>
>Regards,
>Aravind.
>
>===================================================================
>
>\height=660 \width=460 \leftmargin=10 \C
>\(TAMIL20) 14. raagam: saarangaa
>\beginbox
>ungaL puzhakkadai(th) thOttaththu vaaviyuL
>sengazhuneer vaay negizhndhu aambal vaay koombina kaaN
>sengaR podi(k) koorai veNbal thavaththavar
>thangaL thirukkOyil sangiduvaan pOginRaar
>engaLai munnam ezhuppuvaan vaaypEsum
>nangaay ezhundhiraay naaNaadhaay naavudaiyaay
>sangOdu chakkaram Endhum thadakkaiyan
>pangaya(k) kaNNaanai(p) paadElOr embaavaay.
>\endbox
>
>\c \J
>Look (kaaN)!, Red (sen) lilies (kazhuneer) have opened (negizhndhu) their
>petals (vaay), and waterlilies (aambal) have closed (koombina) their petals
>(vaay), on the pond (vaavi) in the garden (thOttam) in your (ungaL) back yard
>(puzhakkadai). The ascetics (thavaththavar), wearing ashes (veNbal) and safron
                ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

      Do Vaishnavaites use 'veNbal' ( ashes) ? Is this 'thiru_nIRu' ?
                            
>(sengaR podi) robes (koorai) are going to (pOginRaar) their (thangaL) sacred
>(thiru) temple (kOyil) to blow the conch (sangiduvaan). Hey girl (nangaay),
>you who boasted (vaay pEsum) that you would wake us (engaLai) up (ezhuppu)
>first (munnam)! now wake up (ezhundhiraay). shameless girl (naaNaadhaay),
>talkative girl (naavu udaiyaay)! We are going to sing (paadEl) about the Lord,
>who bears (Endhum) the conch (sangu) and the wheel (chakkaram) in his hands,
>who has wide (thadam) arms (kai), and lotus (pangayam) shaped eyes (kaN).
>\j


    Many sincere thanks for providing these soulful songs !
    
      regards
      -Selva
Newsgroups: soc.culture.indian
From: fall217@cse.unl.edu ()
Newsgroups: soc.culture.indian
Subject: Re: Indianizing Islam: "sacrilege vs. sacrifice"
Date: 4 Jan 1993 04:21:31 GMT
Organization: University of Nebraska--Lincoln	
Distribution: na
NNTP-Posting-Host: cse.unl.edu

t60bss9@mp.cs.niu.edu (Bijoy Sagar) writes:

B
>1947 from 10% to 15% by the clergy ratified policy of 'liberal procreation'.
>While I understand that in Islam, children are a gift of God I can very well
>see how well God has been protecting large muslim families. Does it not affect
>the others also in a resourse limited environment ? Let us all work towards
>redefining secularism as 'equal opportunity for practicing all relegions with
>strict adherence to the Uniform Civil Code, which rules above all'. This might
>require that Islam itself may have to be redefined to suit the Indian context,
>which is not sacrilege but sacrifice towards a better India, particularly for
>the Indian muslims. Remember, one's right is another's duty and vice versa.
>Stop stabbing the Indian constitution, it is already bleeding profusely.
>Jai Ind.
>Arjun Ram.

I just want to point out one serious problem. which you have missed.  How you
will find the uniform cod. that uniform code if Hindu doctrain then to call thatsystem a secular is not fare. but I you point out some problems concerning several fectors why not consider the several options to give up hindu rights also.
 then come up with a secrifice from hindu side also.
suppose when a dead body is burned it polute the air.  valuable natural resources of wood are wested etc.. then water is poluted with the ash etc.
Is this not affensive to you I did not touch fundamental issue  the way you 
love your way of life others love there way of life.  only solution is to
appriciate the divercity 
Now I have to go some one is waiting.
sorry for any bad feelings
syed agha saeed

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From: kumar@happy.eng.wayne.edu (Kumar Natarajan)
Subject: Lookg for Arun[Annamalai Univ/cl'90]@Virginia Polytechnic I 
Keywords: Annmalai University
Organization: Wayne State Univ, Detroit, MI 
Date: Sun, 27 Dec 1992 00:35:51 GMT


Looking for the whereabouts of Arun, an alumni of 
Annamalai University, TN, class of 90. He is supposed
to have enrolled in Virginia Polytechnic Institute (
probably in Industrial or Manufacturing Engg). Would
appreciate information or mail address at VPI.

If it is you reading this Arun, you are in the wanted 
list around here...

kumar@happy.eng.wayne.edu (or)
kumar@ss0.eng.wayne.edu
Newsgroups: soc.culture.indian
From: balaji@milli.cs.umn.edu (Balaji Srinivasan)
Subject: Rajiv Gandhi assassination case
Organization: University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, CSci dept.
Date: Mon, 21 Dec 1992 23:59:06 GMT

  Hi folks ! does anyone know the current status of the Rajiv Gandhi 
     assassination case ? Any progress after the death of Sivarasan 
     and Subha (was her name subha ? ) ? Or is the justice system 
     working as usual in the country ? 

     - Balaji.S.   


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From: kortikar@mipos2.intel.com (Aniruddha Kortikar)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.indian
Subject: Re: FLOWERS TO BOMBAY?
Keywords: flowers, bombay
Date: 22 Dec 92 19:43:01 GMT
Distribution: usa
Organization: Intel Corporation, Santa Clara, CA USA

In article <ljennpINN2e3@jethro.Corp.Sun.COM> dnl@dnlsun.Corp.Sun.COM (Dinesh Lokhande) writes:
>Has anybody tried to send flowers to Bombay? Would you pls send
>replies to dinesh.lokhande@Corp.Sun.COM and  agoel@hogpa.ho.att.com
>with the details - price, telephone number and normal delivery time.
>Dinesh Lokhande

Call 1-800-FLOWERS and Ask Them.

Aniruddha Kortikar (kortikar@mipos2.intel.com)
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