Mails communicated in June-July on INDONET

    From: sseth
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    Hello Everybody,

    I would like to inform all of you that recently I met quite a few
    people, during my consultancy work in Japan, who have expressed their
    interest in hiring Indian researchers, professionals and students.
    Japanese language is not a "must' criteria for jobs but if know little
    Japanese it will help you.

    If any one of you have any interest to explore job opportunities in
    Japan, please e-mail me your one page resume. If some of you wish to
    work even part-time or free-lance or few hours/ week, please let me
    know. If you know any other group of Indians in Kansai area, please pass
    this information to them as well.

    Once I get all the necessary information from prospective job seekers, I
    will pass your information to relevant people and they might contact you
    directly. Please include the following information and send me your
    information by this Tuesday (16 June'98). I will be meeting some people
    on Tuesday (4 pm).



    ====================================================================
    Name:
    Home Address:
    Telephone, Fax, E-mail:
    Type of job: (part-time, full-time etc.)
    Convenient place of work (i.e.. Tokyo area, Nagoya etc.):
    Possible date of start:
    Plans to stay in Japan (i.e.. six months, one year or etc.):
    -----------------------------------------------------------------------
    Higher Education-Degree (Name of Institution, City):
    Degree (Name of Institution,
    City) Graduation Year
    1.
    2.
    3.

    Work Experience - Duration of work (Name of Companies, City):
    Position - Duration Name of the
    company Main Duties
    1.
    2.
    3.

    ----------------------------------------------------------------
    Name any outstanding achievements at higher Education level(ie.
    Fellowship, Awards, Publications)

    ---------------------------------------------------------------
    What kind of job you can do best in Japan:

    Name the good skills you possess:

    Level of Japanese proficiency: (a few words, social conversation,
    beginning level-read, write; intermediate level:

    How may months or years you have studied Japanese language (name of the
    institution):


    ----------------------------------------
    Any other relevant information which could help employers to assess your
    skills (one only one or two lines please):



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

    Feel fee the pass this information to friend or Indian you know who
    wants to work in Japan. Please don't change the format of this form and
    enter your data in the above format. You could either e-mail it to me at
    sseth@scu.edu.au or fax it at: 03-5377-1974 (Tokyo number).

    Thanks a lot in advance for your cooperation and help.

    Bye for now and regards,

    Sanjay

  • From: SHUBHASHISH SARKAR
    To: "'indonet@kk.tkb.n-koei.co.jp'"
    Subject: RE: Working Opportunities in Japan:Send your resume!
    Date: Mon, 15 Jun 1998 18:41:37 +0900
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    Dear Seth,
    The mail regarding employment opportunity in Japan is very much welcomed =
    by me. In this regard I first of all would like to connvey my hearty =
    thanks for this valuable information. I am very much intrested in =
    working in Japan and so I feel it would not be annoying for you if few =
    questions are asked in this regard.First of all I want to know whether =
    the employment opportunity exists for people with background from =
    biochemisty. Please let me know because people with this background are =
    generally required by phamaceutical concerns and biodiagonostic =
    companies.
    Once again thanks for passsing this information to us.
    with best wishes
    Bye
    Shubhashish Sarkar
    _________________________________________
    Dr. S. Sarkar
    Environmental Health Div.
    National Institute for Environmental Studies
    Onogawa 16-2
    Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305,
    JAPAN
    el. +81=20
    T298 50 3315
    Fax +81 298 50 2571
    emails. sarkar@nies.go.jp
    sarkar@who.net

    Private: 2E Ninomiya 14-3
    Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305,
    JAPAN
    Tel. +81 298 51 2783
    ________________________________________


    -----Original Message-----
    From: sseth [SMTP:sseth@ms.tgknet.co.jp]
    Sent: Monday, June 15, 1998 10:24 AM
    To: kishan@jun.iis.u-tokyo.ac.jp; indonet@kk.tkb.n-koei.co.jp
    Subject: Working Opportunities in Japan:Send your resume!

    Hello Everybody,

    I would like to inform all of you that recently I met quite a few
    people, during my consultancy work in Japan, who have expressed their
    interest in hiring Indian researchers, professionals and students.
    Japanese language is not a "must' criteria for jobs but if know little
    Japanese it will help you.

    If any one of you have any interest to explore job opportunities in
    Japan, please e-mail me your one page resume. If some of you wish to
    work even part-time or free-lance or few hours/ week, please let me
    know. If you know any other group of Indians in Kansai area, please pass
    this information to them as well.

    Once I get all the necessary information from prospective job seekers, I
    will pass your information to relevant people and they might contact you
    directly. Please include the following information and send me your
    information by this Tuesday (16 June'98). I will be meeting some people
    on Tuesday (4 pm).


    Name:
    Home Address:
    Telephone, Fax, E-mail:
    Type of job: (part-time, full-time etc.)
    Convenient place of work (i.e.. Tokyo area, Nagoya etc.):
    Possible date of start:
    Plans to stay in Japan (i.e.. six months, one year or etc.):
    -----------------------------------------------------------------------
    Higher Education-Degree (Name of Institution, City):
    Degree (Name of Institution,
    City) Graduation Year
    1.
    2.
    3.

    Work Experience - Duration of work (Name of Companies, City):
    Position - Duration Name of the
    company Main Duties
    1.
    2.
    3.

    ----------------------------------------------------------------
    Name any outstanding achievements at higher Education level(ie.
    Fellowship, Awards, Publications)

    ---------------------------------------------------------------
    What kind of job you can do best in Japan:

    Name the good skills you possess:

    Level of Japanese proficiency: (a few words, social conversation,
    beginning level-read, write; intermediate level:

    How may months or years you have studied Japanese language (name of the
    institution):


    ----------------------------------------
    Any other relevant information which could help employers to assess your
    skills (one only one or two lines please):

    Feel fee the pass this information to friend or Indian you know who
    wants to work in Japan. Please don't change the format of this form and
    enter your data in the above format. You could either e-mail it to me at
    sseth@scu.edu.au or fax it at: 03-5377-1974 (Tokyo number).

    Thanks a lot in advance for your cooperation and help.

    Bye for now and regards,

    Sanjay


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  • From: "Randhir S Makkar"
    To:
    Subject: Re: Working Opportunities in Japan:Send your resume!
    Date: Mon, 15 Jun 1998 18:53:48 -0700
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    Dear Dr Sarkar
    hello
    Let me introduce myshelf to you. I am randhir S makkar and most probably
    ANNA must have told you about me. I am STA fellow at NFRI . today my wife
    went with anna to your house. She found the visit very good. Thank you.
    As we are expecting our first baby in Nov I have few quiries to make
    1. we are also visiting Shoj clinic and I would like to know total expanses
    incurred on child birth in the hospital.
    2. Do you include regular check up expanses also in the total cost. As I
    have been told i will be given 300, 000 yen from the city office after the
    child birth
    3. How much time it take to get the money from the city office.
    4. How did you get the passport and visa for the new born
    Actually my problem is that I have to go to India after the child birth may
    be around 5-6 jan. So i would like to know whether all these formalities
    are over in 1 month time or not
    Waiting for your reply
    bye
    RANDHIR S MAKKAR


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    From: SHUBHASHISH SARKAR
    To: 'indonet@kk.tkb.n-koei.co.jp'
    Subject: RE: Working Opportunities in Japan:Send your resume!
    Date: Monday, June 15, 1998 2:41 AM

    Dear Seth,
    The mail regarding employment opportunity in Japan is very much welcomed by
    me. In this regard I first of all would like to connvey my hearty thanks
    for this valuable information. I am very much intrested in working in Japan
    and so I feel it would not be annoying for you if few questions are asked
    in this regard.First of all I want to know whether the employment
    opportunity exists for people with background from biochemisty. Please let
    me know because people with this background are generally required by
    phamaceutical concerns and biodiagonostic companies.
    Once again thanks for passsing this information to us.
    with best wishes
    Bye
    Shubhashish Sarkar
    _________________________________________
    Dr. S. Sarkar
    Environmental Health Div.
    National Institute for Environmental Studies
    Onogawa 16-2
    Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305,
    JAPAN
    el. +81
    T298 50 3315
    Fax +81 298 50 2571
    emails. sarkar@nies.go.jp
    sarkar@who.net

    Private: 2E Ninomiya 14-3
    Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305,
    JAPAN
    Tel. +81 298 51 2783
    ________________________________________


    -----Original Message-----
    From: sseth [SMTP:sseth@ms.tgknet.co.jp]
    Sent: Monday, June 15, 1998 10:24 AM
    To: kishan@jun.iis.u-tokyo.ac.jp; indonet@kk.tkb.n-koei.co.jp
    Subject: Working Opportunities in Japan:Send your resume!

    Hello Everybody,

    I would like to inform all of you that recently I met quite a few
    people, during my consultancy work in Japan, who have expressed their
    interest in hiring Indian researchers, professionals and students.
    Japanese language is not a "must' criteria for jobs but if know little
    Japanese it will help you.

    If any one of you have any interest to explore job opportunities in
    Japan, please e-mail me your one page resume. If some of you wish to
    work even part-time or free-lance or few hours/ week, please let me
    know. If you know any other group of Indians in Kansai area, please pass
    this information to them as well.

    Once I get all the necessary information from prospective job seekers, I
    will pass your information to relevant people and they might contact you
    directly. Please include the following information and send me your
    information by this Tuesday (16 June'98). I will be meeting some people
    on Tuesday (4 pm).



    ====================================================================
    Name:
    Home Address:
    Telephone, Fax, E-mail:
    Type of job: (part-time, full-time etc.)
    Convenient place of work (i.e.. Tokyo area, Nagoya etc.):
    Possible date of start:
    Plans to stay in Japan (i.e.. six months, one year or etc.):
    -----------------------------------------------------------------------
    Higher Education-Degree (Name of Institution, City):
    Degree (Name of Institution,
    City) Graduation Year
    1.
    2.
    3.

    Work Experience - Duration of work (Name of Companies, City):
    Position - Duration Name of the
    company Main Duties
    1.
    2.
    3.

    ----------------------------------------------------------------
    Name any outstanding achievements at higher Education level(ie.
    Fellowship, Awards, Publications)

    ---------------------------------------------------------------
    What kind of job you can do best in Japan:

    Name the good skills you possess:

    Level of Japanese proficiency: (a few words, social conversation,
    beginning level-read, write; intermediate level:

    How may months or years you have studied Japanese language (name of the
    institution):


    ----------------------------------------
    Any other relevant information which could help employers to assess your
    skills (one only one or two lines please):



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

    Feel fee the pass this information to friend or Indian you know who
    wants to work in Japan. Please don't change the format of this form and
    enter your data in the above format. You could either e-mail it to me at
    sseth@scu.edu.au or fax it at: 03-5377-1974 (Tokyo number).

    Thanks a lot in advance for your cooperation and help.

    Bye for now and regards,

    Sanjay


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  • From: SHUBHASHISH SARKAR
    To: "'indonet@kk.tkb.n-koei.co.jp'"
    Subject: RE: Working Opportunities in Japan:Send your resume!
    Date: Mon, 15 Jun 1998 19:34:51 +0900
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    Dear Dr. R. S. Makkar,
    Nice to read your mail and my best wishes to your wife for a healthy =
    baby.
    Let me first tell you the expenditure.
    Clinic consultancy (monthly visit) 5500 x 12 =3D 66 000
    Last month of pregnancy 3 extra visit 9every week) 5500 x 3 =3D 16 500
    Medical tests as and when required (basically all regular biochemical =
    tests) 15 000 (approx)
    Delivery charge including hospital accomodation =3D 350 000
    Total expenditure =3D 447 500 YEN
    City office repays =3D 300 000
    Actual cost (approx) 147 500 yen
    All costs are subjected to the condition that the delivery is nornal. if =
    the delivery is ceaserian then insurance covers the cost but in any case =
    the clinic would take from you 350 000Y for its case handling.

    Next the part of repay by the city office: It usually takes 45 days and =
    my advice would be to register the baby as soon as he/she is born, but =
    usually 15 of every month all the applications are considered for =
    repayment.
    A month before you can request the Indian embassy for sending the for =
    passport and as the baby is born you can then send the form with the =
    nessary documents. This would save your time for procuring the form from =
    the embassy.
    Once you get the passport you have to go to the immigration office at =
    Tokyo for the VISA. The time for getting the VISA is one month from the =
    date of birth of the baby.
    I think this information will help you. However, you are most welcome to =
    contact me by phone as on and often you require my help.
    Bye
    [SHUBHASHISH SARKAR]=20

    _________________________________________
    Dr. S. Sarkar
    Environmental Health Div.
    National Institute for Environmental Studies
    Onogawa 16-2
    Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305,
    JAPAN
    el. +81=20
    T298 50 3315
    Fax +81 298 50 2571
    emails. sarkar@nies.go.jp
    sarkar@who.net

    Private: 2E Ninomiya 14-3
    Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305,
    JAPAN
    Tel. +81 298 51 2783
    ________________________________________
    From: Randhir S Makkar [SMTP:rsmakkar@ss.nfri.affrc.go.jp]
    Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 1998 10:54 AM
    To: indonet@kk.tkb.n-koei.co.jp
    Subject: Re: Working Opportunities in Japan:Send your resume!

    Dear Dr Sarkar
    hello
    Let me introduce myshelf to you. I am randhir S makkar and most probably
    ANNA must have told you about me. I am STA fellow at NFRI . today my =
    wife
    went with anna to your house. She found the visit very good. Thank you.
    As we are expecting our first baby in Nov I have few quiries to make
    1. we are also visiting Shoj clinic and I would like to know total =
    expanses
    incurred on child birth in the hospital.
    2. Do you include regular check up expanses also in the total cost. As I
    have been told i will be given 300, 000 yen from the city office after =
    the
    child birth
    3. How much time it take to get the money from the city office.
    4. How did you get the passport and visa for the new born
    Actually my problem is that I have to go to India after the child birth =
    may
    be around 5-6 jan. So i would like to know whether all these formalities
    are over in 1 month time or not
    Waiting for your reply
    bye
    RANDHIR S MAKKAR


    ----------
    From: SHUBHASHISH SARKAR
    To: 'indonet@kk.tkb.n-koei.co.jp'
    Subject: RE: Working Opportunities in Japan:Send your resume!
    Date: Monday, June 15, 1998 2:41 AM

    Dear Seth,
    The mail regarding employment opportunity in Japan is very much welcomed =
    by
    me. In this regard I first of all would like to connvey my hearty thanks
    for this valuable information. I am very much intrested in working in =
    Japan
    and so I feel it would not be annoying for you if few questions are =
    asked
    in this regard.First of all I want to know whether the employment
    opportunity exists for people with background from biochemisty. Please =
    let
    me know because people with this background are generally required by
    phamaceutical concerns and biodiagonostic companies.
    Once again thanks for passsing this information to us.
    with best wishes
    Bye
    Shubhashish Sarkar
    _________________________________________
    Dr. S. Sarkar
    Environmental Health Div.
    National Institute for Environmental Studies
    Onogawa 16-2
    Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305,
    JAPAN
    el. +81=20
    T298 50 3315
    Fax +81 298 50 2571
    emails. sarkar@nies.go.jp
    sarkar@who.net

    Private: 2E Ninomiya 14-3
    Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305,
    JAPAN
    Tel. +81 298 51 2783
    ________________________________________


    -----Original Message-----
    From: sseth [SMTP:sseth@ms.tgknet.co.jp]
    Sent: Monday, June 15, 1998 10:24 AM
    To: kishan@jun.iis.u-tokyo.ac.jp; indonet@kk.tkb.n-koei.co.jp
    Subject: Working Opportunities in Japan:Send your resume!

    Hello Everybody,

    I would like to inform all of you that recently I met quite a few
    people, during my consultancy work in Japan, who have expressed their
    interest in hiring Indian researchers, professionals and students.
    Japanese language is not a "must' criteria for jobs but if know little
    Japanese it will help you.

    If any one of you have any interest to explore job opportunities in
    Japan, please e-mail me your one page resume. If some of you wish to
    work even part-time or free-lance or few hours/ week, please let me
    know. If you know any other group of Indians in Kansai area, please pass
    this information to them as well.

    Once I get all the necessary information from prospective job seekers, I
    will pass your information to relevant people and they might contact you
    directly. Please include the following information and send me your
    information by this Tuesday (16 June'98). I will be meeting some people
    on Tuesday (4 pm).

    Name:
    Home Address:
    Telephone, Fax, E-mail:
    Type of job: (part-time, full-time etc.)
    Convenient place of work (i.e.. Tokyo area, Nagoya etc.):
    Possible date of start:
    Plans to stay in Japan (i.e.. six months, one year or etc.):
    -----------------------------------------------------------------------
    Higher Education-Degree (Name of Institution, City):
    Degree (Name of Institution,
    City) Graduation Year
    1.
    2.
    3.

    Work Experience - Duration of work (Name of Companies, City):
    Position - Duration Name of the
    company Main Duties
    1.
    2.
    3.

    ----------------------------------------------------------------
    Name any outstanding achievements at higher Education level(ie.
    Fellowship, Awards, Publications)

    ---------------------------------------------------------------
    What kind of job you can do best in Japan:

    Name the good skills you possess:

    Level of Japanese proficiency: (a few words, social conversation,
    beginning level-read, write; intermediate level:

    How may months or years you have studied Japanese language (name of the
    institution):


    ----------------------------------------
    Any other relevant information which could help employers to assess your
    skills (one only one or two lines please):

    Feel fee the pass this information to friend or Indian you know who
    wants to work in Japan. Please don't change the format of this form and
    enter your data in the above format. You could either e-mail it to me at
    sseth@scu.edu.au or fax it at: 03-5377-1974 (Tokyo number).

    Thanks a lot in advance for your cooperation and help.

    Bye for now and regards,

    Sanjay


    ________________________________________________________________
    | Our webpage is http://www.oocities.org/Tokyo/Ginza/9669/ |
    | |
    | This mail server is made available through the courtesy of |
    | Nippon Koei Co. Ltd.,Consulting Engineers, Japan |
    |________________________________________________________________|

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    | Nippon Koei Co. Ltd.,Consulting Engineers, Japan |
    |________________________________________________________________|


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  • Date: Tue, 16 Jun 1998 02:22:43 -0700
    From: sseth
    Reply-To: sseth@scu.edu.au
    Organization: The University of Tokyo /Sothern Cross University, Australia
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    To: kishan@jun.iis.u-tokyo.ac.jp, indonet@kk.tkb.n-koei.co.jp
    Subject: Business Mgmt. Lectures for Free,in English
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    Dear friends,

    I would like to inform all of you regarding a Summer Business Lecture
    Series to be held at Temple University (an American University), near
    Shibuya (Tokyo). All lectures are free, in English and open to public.

    Day: Thursdays, 6.30-8.00pm, Room 207.
    For map/ address:http://www.tuj.ac.jp
    For more information: sharonR@tuj.ac.jp
    All the lectures are going to be delivered by Professor teaching MBA
    executive students.

    I The Asian Financial Crisis: Dr. Choi, June 18.
    II Is Consolidation of Financial Services Inevitable: Dr. Scott, July 2

    III International Customer Service: Dr. Lancioni, July 16
    IV Current Trends in International Business: Dr. Phatak, July 30

    Please let me know, if any one of you are going to attend the lecture,
    we could meet.

    Best regards,

    Sanjay

    PS. Thank you very much for all of you who have sent their resume to me.
    If you have not send it yet but would be interested to be listed in the
    list of Indian professionals/ researcher seeking jobs in Japan, please
    e-mail me the resume as soon as possible.

    --===========================_ _= 4412231(190)--

  • Date: Tue, 16 Jun 1998 09:45:40 +0900
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    From: renu@tk.chugai-pharm.co.jp (renu)
    X-Sender: renu@cdsrv1.tk.chugai-pharm.co.jp
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    >Dear Dr. R. S. Makkar,
    >Nice to read your mail and my best wishes to your wife for a healthy =
    >baby.
    >Let me first tell you the expenditure.
    >Clinic consultancy (monthly visit) 5500 x 12 =3D 66 000
    >Last month of pregnancy 3 extra visit 9every week) 5500 x 3 =3D 16 500
    >Medical tests as and when required (basically all regular biochemical =
    >tests) 15 000 (approx)
    >Delivery charge including hospital accomodation =3D 350 000
    >Total expenditure =3D 447 500 YEN
    >City office repays =3D 300 000
    >Actual cost (approx) 147 500 yen
    >All costs are subjected to the condition that the delivery is nornal. if =
    >the delivery is ceaserian then insurance covers the cost but in any case =
    >the clinic would take from you 350 000Y for its case handling.
    >
    >Next the part of repay by the city office: It usually takes 45 days and =
    >my advice would be to register the baby as soon as he/she is born, but =
    >usually 15 of every month all the applications are considered for =
    >repayment.
    >A month before you can request the Indian embassy for sending the for =
    >passport and as the baby is born you can then send the form with the =
    >nessary documents. This would save your time for procuring the form from =
    >the embassy.
    >Once you get the passport you have to go to the immigration office at =
    >Tokyo for the VISA. The time for getting the VISA is one month from the =
    >date of birth of the baby.
    >I think this information will help you. However, you are most welcome to =
    >contact me by phone as on and often you require my help.
    >Bye
    >[SHUBHASHISH SARKAR]=20
    >
    >_________________________________________
    >Dr. S. Sarkar
    >Environmental Health Div.
    >National Institute for Environmental Studies
    >Onogawa 16-2
    >Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305,
    >JAPAN
    >el. +81=20
    >T298 50 3315
    >Fax +81 298 50 2571
    >emails. sarkar@nies.go.jp
    > sarkar@who.net
    >
    >Private: 2E Ninomiya 14-3
    > Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305,
    > JAPAN
    >Tel. +81 298 51 2783
    >________________________________________
    > From: Randhir S Makkar [SMTP:rsmakkar@ss.nfri.affrc.go.jp]
    >Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 1998 10:54 AM
    >To: indonet@kk.tkb.n-koei.co.jp
    >Subject: Re: Working Opportunities in Japan:Send your resume!
    >
    >Dear Dr Sarkar
    >hello
    >Let me introduce myshelf to you. I am randhir S makkar and most probably
    >ANNA must have told you about me. I am STA fellow at NFRI . today my =
    >wife
    >went with anna to your house. She found the visit very good. Thank you.
    >As we are expecting our first baby in Nov I have few quiries to make
    >1. we are also visiting Shoj clinic and I would like to know total =
    >expanses
    >incurred on child birth in the hospital.
    >2. Do you include regular check up expanses also in the total cost. As I
    >have been told i will be given 300, 000 yen from the city office after =
    >the
    >child birth
    >3. How much time it take to get the money from the city office.
    >4. How did you get the passport and visa for the new born
    >Actually my problem is that I have to go to India after the child birth =
    >may
    >be around 5-6 jan. So i would like to know whether all these formalities
    >are over in 1 month time or not
    >Waiting for your reply
    >bye
    >RANDHIR S MAKKAR
    >
    >
    >----------
    >From: SHUBHASHISH SARKAR
    >To: 'indonet@kk.tkb.n-koei.co.jp'
    >Subject: RE: Working Opportunities in Japan:Send your resume!
    >Date: Monday, June 15, 1998 2:41 AM
    >
    >Dear Seth,
    >The mail regarding employment opportunity in Japan is very much welcomed =
    >by
    >me. In this regard I first of all would like to connvey my hearty thanks
    >for this valuable information. I am very much intrested in working in =
    >Japan
    >and so I feel it would not be annoying for you if few questions are =
    >asked
    >in this regard.First of all I want to know whether the employment
    >opportunity exists for people with background from biochemisty. Please =
    >let
    >me know because people with this background are generally required by
    >phamaceutical concerns and biodiagonostic companies.
    >Once again thanks for passsing this information to us.
    >with best wishes
    >Bye
    >Shubhashish Sarkar
    >_________________________________________
    >Dr. S. Sarkar
    >Environmental Health Div.
    >National Institute for Environmental Studies
    >Onogawa 16-2
    >Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305,
    >JAPAN
    >el. +81=20
    >T298 50 3315
    >Fax +81 298 50 2571
    >emails. sarkar@nies.go.jp
    > sarkar@who.net
    >
    >Private: 2E Ninomiya 14-3
    > Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305,
    > JAPAN
    >Tel. +81 298 51 2783
    >________________________________________
    >
    >
    >-----Original Message-----
    >From: sseth [SMTP:sseth@ms.tgknet.co.jp]
    >Sent: Monday, June 15, 1998 10:24 AM
    >To: kishan@jun.iis.u-tokyo.ac.jp; indonet@kk.tkb.n-koei.co.jp
    >Subject: Working Opportunities in Japan:Send your resume!
    >
    >Hello Everybody,
    >
    >I would like to inform all of you that recently I met quite a few
    >people, during my consultancy work in Japan, who have expressed their
    >interest in hiring Indian researchers, professionals and students.
    >Japanese language is not a "must' criteria for jobs but if know little
    >Japanese it will help you.
    >
    >If any one of you have any interest to explore job opportunities in
    >Japan, please e-mail me your one page resume. If some of you wish to
    >work even part-time or free-lance or few hours/ week, please let me
    >know. If you know any other group of Indians in Kansai area, please pass
    >this information to them as well.
    >
    >Once I get all the necessary information from prospective job seekers, I
    >will pass your information to relevant people and they might contact you
    >directly. Please include the following information and send me your
    >information by this Tuesday (16 June'98). I will be meeting some people
    >on Tuesday (4 pm).
    >

    >Name:
    >Home Address:
    >Telephone, Fax, E-mail:
    >Type of job: (part-time, full-time etc.)
    >Convenient place of work (i.e.. Tokyo area, Nagoya etc.):
    >Possible date of start:
    >Plans to stay in Japan (i.e.. six months, one year or etc.):
    >-----------------------------------------------------------------------
    >Higher Education-Degree (Name of Institution, City):
    > Degree (Name of Institution,
    >City) Graduation Year
    >1.
    >2.
    >3.
    >
    >Work Experience - Duration of work (Name of Companies, City):
    > Position - Duration Name of the
    >company Main Duties
    >1.
    >2.
    >3.
    >
    >----------------------------------------------------------------
    >Name any outstanding achievements at higher Education level(ie.
    >Fellowship, Awards, Publications)
    >
    >---------------------------------------------------------------
    >What kind of job you can do best in Japan:
    >
    >Name the good skills you possess:
    >
    >Level of Japanese proficiency: (a few words, social conversation,
    >beginning level-read, write; intermediate level:
    >
    >How may months or years you have studied Japanese language (name of the
    >institution):
    >
    >
    >----------------------------------------
    >Any other relevant information which could help employers to assess your
    >skills (one only one or two lines please):
    >
    >Feel fee the pass this information to friend or Indian you know who
    >wants to work in Japan. Please don't change the format of this form and
    >enter your data in the above format. You could either e-mail it to me at
    >sseth@scu.edu.au or fax it at: 03-5377-1974 (Tokyo number).
    >
    >Thanks a lot in advance for your cooperation and help.
    >
    >Bye for now and regards,
    >
    >Sanjay
    >
    >
    > ________________________________________________________________
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    Renu Wadhwa, Ph. D.
    Research Scientist
    Chugai Research Institute for Molecular Medicine
    153-2, Nagai, Niihari, Ibaraki 300-41
    Japan
    Ph: +81 298 30 6211
    Fax: +81 298 30 6270


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  • Date: Tue, 16 Jun 1998 02:22:43 -0700
    From: sseth
    Organization: The University of Tokyo /Sothern Cross University, Australia
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    To: kishan@jun.iis.u-tokyo.ac.jp, indonet@kk.tkb.n-koei.co.jp
    Subject: Business Mgmt. Lectures for Free,in English
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    Dear friends,

    I would like to inform all of you regarding a Summer Business Lecture
    Series to be held at Temple University (an American University), near
    Shibuya (Tokyo). All lectures are free, in English and open to public.

    Day: Thursdays, 6.30-8.00pm, Room 207.
    For map/ address:http://www.tuj.ac.jp
    For more information: sharonR@tuj.ac.jp
    All the lectures are going to be delivered by Professor teaching MBA
    executive students.

    I The Asian Financial Crisis: Dr. Choi, June 18.
    II Is Consolidation of Financial Services Inevitable: Dr. Scott, July 2

    III International Customer Service: Dr. Lancioni, July 16
    IV Current Trends in International Business: Dr. Phatak, July 30

    Please let me know, if any one of you are going to attend the lecture,
    we could meet.

    Best regards,

    Sanjay

    PS. Thank you very much for all of you who have sent their resume to me.
    If you have not send it yet but would be interested to be listed in the
    list of Indian professionals/ researcher seeking jobs in Japan, please
    e-mail me the resume as soon as possible.

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  • From: "Randhir S Makkar"
    To:
    Date: Tue, 16 Jun 1998 10:20:29 -0700
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    Dear friends
    Message sent by me to Dr Sarkar was a private affiar. I never meant it for
    the mailing List of Indonet. I did not knew about the thing that by mailing
    reply to the indonet message it will be circulated on Indonet. I think I
    know now. I feel sorry if I have wasted time and energy of yours.
    Randhir S Makkar
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  • Date: Tue, 16 Jun 1998 10:43:37 +0000
    From: "Dr. Kottapalli Seshagirirao"
    Organization: National Institute of Agrobiological Resources, Japan
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    Dear Ranadhir

    Although the messages are private, we have learned useful information on child
    birth expenditure etc. We should keep alive the indonet! Please post your
    "Bank" story on Indonet also!!

    With regards

    Seshagirirao

    Randhir S Makkar wrote:

    > Dear friends
    > Message sent by me to Dr Sarkar was a private affiar. I never meant it for
    > the mailing List of Indonet. I did not knew about the thing that by mailing
    > reply to the indonet message it will be circulated on Indonet. I think I
    > know now. I feel sorry if I have wasted time and energy of yours.
    > Randhir S Makkar
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  • From: "Randhir S Makkar"
    To:
    Date: Tue, 16 Jun 1998 10:48:32 -0700
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    Hi friends,
    I found this message very good. One of my friend has sent this to me. Hope
    you will enjoy it.Please go through this important message.

    Imagine there is a bank that credits your account each morning with
    $86,400. It carries over no balance from day to day. Every evening
    deletes whatever part of the balance you failed to use during the
    day.

    What would you do?
    Draw out every cent, of course!!!!

    Each of us has such a bank.
    Its name is TIME.
    Every morning, it credits you with 86,400 seconds.
    Every night it writes off, as lost, whatever of this you have failed
    to
    invest to good purpose.
    It carries over no balance. It allows no overdraft.
    Each day it opens a new account for you.
    Each night it burns the remains of the day.
    If you fail to use the day's deposits, the loss is yours.
    There is no going back.
    There is no drawing against the "tomorrow".
    You must live in the present on today's deposits.
    Invest it so as to get from it the utmost in health, happiness, and
    success!
    The clock is running.
    Make the most of today.

    To realize the value of ONE YEAR, ask a student who failed a grade.

    To realize the value of ONE MONTH, ask a mother who gave birth to a
    pre-mature baby.

    To realize the value of ONE WEEK, ask the editor of a weekly
    newspaper.

    To realize the value of ONE HOUR, ask the lovers who are waiting to
    meet.

    To realize the value of ONE MINUTE, ask a person who missed the
    train.

    To realize the value of ONE SECOND, ask a person who just avoided an
    accident.

    To realize the value of ONE MILLISECOND, ask the person who won a
    silver medal in the Olympics.

    Treasure every moment that you have! And treasure it more because
    you shared it with someone special, special enough to spend your
    time.

    And remember that time waits for no one.

    Yesterday is history
    Tomorrow is mystery
    Today is a gift
    That's why it's called the present!!

    It's National Friendship Week!

    Friends are a very rare jewel, indeed.
    They make you smile and encourage you to succeed.
    They lend an ear, they share a word of praise, and they always want
    to open their heart to us.

    Show your friends how much you care.....

    Send this to everyone you consider a
    FRIEND.
    If it comes back to you, then you'll know you have a friend for life.

    Let's show our friends how much we appreciate them and what they
    mean to us.

    HAPPY FRIENDSHIP WEEK!!!!!!!!!

    randhir S Makkar
    NFRI

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  • Date: Tue, 16 Jun 1998 13:17:14 +0900
    From: kavitha
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    dear dr. randhir and dr. sarkar

    thanks for the useful exchange of information- could you also tell the
    name of the hospital/doctor (english speaking) who was/is consulted?

    -kavitha
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  • From: "Y.DOMINIC RAVICHANDRAN"
    Organization: R.E.C., Tiruchirappalli, INDIA
    To: indonet@kk.tkb.n-koei.co.jp
    Date: Wed, 17 Jun 1998 10:22:04 IST+530
    Subject: Request for Post Doc/job
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    Dear Sir

    I am a research scholar who has submitted the synopsis of my Ph.D
    thesis to the Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli,TamilNadu,
    India in December 1997 and expected to submit the Ph.D thesis by
    July 1998. I am given to understand that you and your group are
    doing wonderful work on Organic Chemistry. I am interested in
    working for Post Doc or in a suitable position .I have attached my
    CV for your kind and favourable consideration.

    Note:Few of my papers are on the process of communication.



    CURRICULUM VITAE

    YESUDASS DOMINIC RAVICHANDRAN
    Date of birth :11th July, 1964

    Permanent Address: YESUDASS DOMINIC RAVICHANDRAN
    206,St.Marys Hill
    Udhagamandalam - 643 001
    Nilgiris
    Tamil Nadu,
    India

    Present Address: YESUDASS DOMINIC RAVICHANDRAN
    Department of Chemistry
    Regional Engineering College
    Tiruchirappalli - 620 015
    Tamil Nadu, India
    Phone :+91 (431) 552281 Extn.337
    Fax :+91 (431) 552133
    email : ydominic@rect.ernet.in

    EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION

    Ph.D.(Chemistry): Synopsis submitted to the Bharathidasan
    University, Tiruchirappalli in the month of December 1997.

    Title: Phytochemical and Pharmacological studies of
    flavonoids from a few medicinal plants.

    M.Phil.(Chemistry): First class (70%) from Loyola College
    (Autonomous) Chennai - 34 (1988-89).

    Project: Synthesis of hydroxamic acids ad study of
    their effect on few crop plants.

    M.Sc.(Chemistry): First class (65%) from Loyola College
    (Autonomous) Chennai -34 (1985-87).

    Project: Kinetics of chlorination of acetanilide by
    sodium hypochlorite in aqueous acetic acid medium.

    EXPERIENCE:

    Teaching : Six years

    * Taught Organic chemistry and Instrumental analysis
    for both the Postgraduate and Undergraduate students.

    * Taught Engineering chemistry for Undergraduate
    Engineering students

    Research : Three years

    Areas of Interest:

    * Phytochemistry (Flavonoid chemistry in particular)

    * Synthetic organic chemistry

    * Pharmacological studies (Hypoglycemic and
    Anti-inflammatory studies)

    June 1995 to till date: Research Assistant in the project
    entitled "Development of Indian Drugs for Inflammation and
    Diabetes" at the Department of Chemistry, Regional Engineering
    College, Tiruchirappalli - 620 015, Tamil Nadu, India.

    August 1990 to June 1995: Lecturer, Department of Chemistry,
    Vellore Engineering College, Vellore - 632 014, Tamil Nadu, India.

    January 1990 to July 1990: Lecturer, Department of Chemistry,
    Loyola College (Autonomous), Chennai - 600 034, Tamil Nadu, India.

    August 1987 to November 1987: Part-time Instructor, Department of
    Chemistry, Loyola College (Autonomous), Chennai - 600 034, Tamil
    Nadu, India.

    Exposure to scientific instruments:

    Well conversant with the working knowledge of

    1. HPLC Schimadzu LC-10A

    2. Gas Chromotography Sigma

    3. A.A.S. GBC 902 equipped with
    Graphite Furnace GF 2000

    4. I.R.Spectrophotometer Beckman & Perkin Elmer
    (model 1430)

    5. U.V.& Visible Spectrophotometer Jasco model 430B

    CONTRIBUTIONS:

    Worked for the compilation of data and checking the manuscript of
    chemical tables during July 6 to July 18, 1990 at Yeddannapalli
    Institute of Educational Research, Loyola College (Autonomous),
    Chennai - 600 034, Tamil Nadu, India.

    Papers published in Journals:

    1. Isolation and hypoglycemic activity of a flavonoid glycoside
    from Helianthus Tuberoses.
    Y.Dominic Ravichandran, N.Sulochana
    Advances in Bio-Sciences (in press)

    2. Hypoglycemic activity of the bark and root extracts of
    Azadiracta indica on rats.
    Y.Dominic Ravichandran, et al.
    Indian Drugs (communicated)

    Papers presented in National Seminars/Conferences:

    1. Isolation of a flavonoid glycoside from Passiflora Edulis and
    its biological screening.
    Y.Dominic Ravichandran, N.Sulochana and V.Elango
    National seminar on Bio-active polyphenols, 1997.

    2. Isolation, Characterisation and Hypoglycemic activity of a
    flavonoid glycoside from Helianthus Tuberoses.
    N.Sulochana, Y.Dominic Ravichandran
    National conference on Chemistry and biology of herbal medicine,
    1997.

    3. Hypoglycemic activity of the leaf extract of Passiflora Edulis
    on experimental animals.
    Y.Dominic Ravichandran, N.Sulochana
    National seminar on Chemistry in drug industry, 1996.

    National or internationalSeminars/conferences/symposiums/workshops
    attended:

    1. National seminar on Bio-active polyphenols organised by the
    Department of Chemistry, Regional Engineering College,
    Tiruchirappalli - 620 015, Tamil Nadu, India (May 29-31, 1997)

    2. National conference on Chemistry and biology of herbal medicine
    organised by Central Drug Research Institute, Lucknow, India
    (January 30 & 31, 1997)

    3. National seminar on Chemistry in drug industry organised by the
    Department of Chemistry, Regional Engineering College, Warangal,
    Andhra Pradesh, India (November 29 & 30, 1996)

    4. National workshop on HPLC and Electron microscopy organised by
    CDRI, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India (March 1996)

    5. National seminar held at Madras during the Seventh science
    sammelan organised by All India Radio, Madras, Madras Refineries
    Ltd., Federation of science clubs of Tamil Nadu and the National
    Council for Science and Technology Communication, New Delhi, India
    (October 30 to November 3, 1988)

    6. International symposium on Proteins in food, health and
    industry organised by Protein Research Unit, Loyola College
    (Autonomous), Madras, India (January 4 to 11, 1986)

    References:

    1. Dr.N.Sulochana
    Assistant Professor of Chemistry
    Regional Engineering College
    Tiruchirappalli - 620 015
    Tamil Nadu, India
    email : sulochana_n@hotmail.com

    2. Dr.V.Srinivasan
    Reader in Chemistry
    Loyola College (Autonomous) Madras - 600 015
    Tamil Nadu, India.


    Y.Dominic Ravichandran


  • From: "venkata chalapathy"
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    >Date: Sun, 14 Jun 1998 18:24:08 -0700
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    >Subject: Working Opportunities in Japan:Send your resume!
    >X-Priority: 3 (Normal)
    >
    >Hello Everybody,
    >
    >I would like to inform all of you that recently I met quite a few
    >people, during my consultancy work in Japan, who have expressed their
    >interest in hiring Indian researchers, professionals and students.
    >Japanese language is not a "must' criteria for jobs but if know little
    >Japanese it will help you.
    >
    >If any one of you have any interest to explore job opportunities in
    >Japan, please e-mail me your one page resume. If some of you wish to
    >work even part-time or free-lance or few hours/ week, please let me
    >know. If you know any other group of Indians in Kansai area, please
    pass
    >this information to them as well.
    >
    >Once I get all the necessary information from prospective job seekers,
    I
    >will pass your information to relevant people and they might contact
    you
    >directly. Please include the following information and send me your
    >information by this Tuesday (16 June'98). I will be meeting some people
    >on Tuesday (4 pm).
    >
    >
    >
    >====================================================================
    >Name:B.Venkata Chalapathy
    >Home Address:H.No. 110/863, Gujarat Housing Board,
    Amraiwadi(post),Ahmedabad - 380 026, India.
    >Telephone, Fax, E-mail:vchalapathy@hotmail.com
    >Type of job: (part-time, full-time etc.): full time
    >Convenient place of work (i.e.. Tokyo area, Nagoya etc.):any where
    >Possible date of start:any time
    >Plans to stay in Japan (i.e.. six months, one year or etc.):more than a
    year
    >-----------------------------------------------------------------------
    >Higher Education-Degree (Name of Institution, City):
    > Degree (Name of Institution,
    >City) Graduation Year
    >1.MTech, Biotechnology, Anna University,Madras, India
    >2.M.Sc Biotechnology M.S University of Baroda,Baroda India.
    >3.B.Sc Botany,Zoology and Chemistry, S.V.University,Tirupathi, India.
    >
    >Work Experience - Duration of work (Name of Companies, City):
    > Position - Duration Name of the
    >company Main Duties
    >1.Worked as scientist in Malladi Research Centre ,Madras in developiong
    project. Here I involved in production by fermentation and purification
    of therapeutic proteins from june 1994 to february 1996.

    >2.Currently working as scientist in Torrent Research Centre at
    Ahmedabad in production by fermentation and purification of cytokine
    proteins. I also involved in cloning of cytokine genes inE.coli and
    their expression.
    >3.
    >
    >----------------------------------------------------------------
    >Name any outstanding achievements at higher Education level(ie.
    >Fellowship, Awards, Publications)
    >Fellowship for M.Tech and M.Sc for respective tenure by Dept. of
    Biotechnology india.
    >---------------------------------------------------------------
    >What kind of job you can do best in Japan:in pharmaceutical and
    research organisations.
    >Name the good skills you possess:required for research and production
    in pharmaceutical industries.
    >
    >Level of Japanese proficiency: (a few words, social conversation,
    >beginning level-read, write; intermediate level:nil but can learn
    >
    >How may months or years you have studied Japanese language (name of the
    >institution):
    >
    >
    >----------------------------------------
    >Any other relevant information which could help employers to assess
    your
    >skills (one only one or two lines please):
    >
    Thanking you

    Chalapathy
    >
    >
    >===================================================================
    >
    >Feel fee the pass this information to friend or Indian you know who
    >wants to work in Japan. Please don't change the format of this form and
    >enter your data in the above format. You could either e-mail it to me
    at
    >sseth@scu.edu.au or fax it at: 03-5377-1974 (Tokyo number).
    >
    >Thanks a lot in advance for your cooperation and help.
    >
    >Bye for now and regards,
    >
    >Sanjay
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >>
    >>
    >>______________________________________________________
    >>Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
    >
    >
    >
    >


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  • Date: Thu, 18 Jun 1998 11:07:07 +0900 (JST)
    From: "G.S. Okram"
    Message-Id: <199806180207.LAA24618@momokusa.nrim.go.jp>
    To: indonet@kk.tkb.n-koei.co.jp
    MIME-Version: 1.0
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    Subject: To whom it may concern
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    i All,

    Amway, the name sounds familiar to almost everybody.

    Here is the true side of it and the way they are doing business in
    India.

    To read an interesting story about Amway,

    Go to: http://www.bangaloremag.com

    Spread the word to fellow Indians and save them from Amaway!



    -Vilas-

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  • Date: Fri, 19 Jun 1998 18:57:40 -0700
    From: sseth
    Organization: The University of Tokyo /Sothern Cross University, Australia
    X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.01 [en] (Win95; I)
    MIME-Version: 1.0
    To: Indians ,
    indonet@kk.tkb.n-koei.co.jp
    Subject: Jobs in Japan: Summary & Aknowledgement!
    X-Priority: 3 (Normal)
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    Hello Everybody,

    Firstly, thank you very much to all of you who have sent their resumes
    promptly and inquiries to me.
    More than forty people responded to my request, surprisingly a great
    response.

    Secondly, I would like to acknowledge that I have received all the
    resumes and informing you that I have given most of those resumes to one
    company last week and hopefully, if there is any interest, they will
    contact us. In the near future I will be in discussion with another
    company (consultancy).

    Lastly, if you know people in computer area, with relevant experience in
    software development or programming or networking or hardware
    maintenance please feel free to inform them to contact me asap regarding
    working in Japan.

    Once again thanks a lot for the cooperation.

    Good luck for job hunting and best regards,

    Sanjay



    _______If you have sent me one page resume then no need to read any
    further_______________

    Just a note, most of those resumes were in the format I forwarded to the
    list (about 25 resumes) but, unfortunately, some of them were more than
    one page. Some people just dumped their 10 or
    20 pages pre-formatted resumes as an attachment. It was perfectly OK
    with me but unfortunately for employers point of view it might not be
    worth to read 10 or 20 pages for the preliminary screening
    (for example when employer was looking for somebody who could work
    immediately, as was the case for a computer networking or hardware
    engineer, but the applicant was not in Japan). In order to find out
    where the applicant is living currently, one has to scan 10 or 20 pages
    and dig out the relevant information patiently.

    According to the marketing paradigm, if one is trying to market
    something (in job seeking situation, their skills) then it is more
    effective to provide what customer (or employer) is looking for or
    seeking (satisfy what the customer wants, in current context: employer).
    We have to be a little bit professional in our approach when we
    communicate with international community. One does not have to tell or
    list everything to every employer, especially if some of the things are
    not related to that profession or might not be interesting or required
    for a specific employer.

    For example, I have a MSc. (Organic Chemistry), MBA (Marketing) and
    MPhil (Int. Bus. and
    Marketing) but when I apply for a job in management area I don't talk
    about MSc. (Chemistry) degree at all. I agree it is just one way of
    presenting oneself and not necessarily every one has to follow it. Every
    one has their own way of approaching things. I have no intentions of
    imposing my personal way of doing things to others. So please don't take
    it seriously. I thought that some people might have not realised it or
    did not have time and might continue to do it in the future as well.
    Further, employer usually do not go back to the applicant and complain
    about the presentation style or lack of or insufficient information.
    Therefore, I am sharing my views with the list members, which might help
    some people.

    I KNOW MOST OF YOU ALREADY KNOW ABOUT IT WHAT I WROTE, SO PLEASE DON'T
    TAKE IT LITRALLY! IT IS JUST A REMINDER ON PART!
    ________________________________________________________________________________






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  • Date: Wed, 24 Jun 1998 11:07:55 +0900
    From: "Kalyan Kumar Janakiraman"
    Reply-To: a4379@n-koei.co.jp
    Organization: Nippon Koei Co Ltd
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    Subject: Short-term Employment Opportunityin Madras
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    Hi,

    There is a shorterm employment opportunity available in Madras, for one
    of the project works where computational work in required.

    If everything goes okay, the job will start by Middle august and will
    initially be for a period of 6 months. The person has to coordinate with
    me developing a program on PC computer using C/C++. I am looking for a
    highly qualified young person, with good knowledge of programming and
    engineering geology.

    Minimum qualification must be a degree in Civil Engg in prestigious
    universitites ( final year is also fine). Alternately a Degree in
    Mathematics with knowledge of recent computation methods such as Genetic
    Algorithm/Fuzzy/Neural networks will also be welcome.
    Experience in programming + Interest in programming using C/C++, using
    Visual C/C++

    Salary is negotiable.

    If any of you know of any dependable person can u please request him to
    contact with resume
    Mr. C P Gowrishankar at
    tel: 91-44-6264996.

    KALYAN KUMAR J.
    Consulting Engineers, Nippon Koei Co Ltd.JAPAN
    E-mail:a4379@n-koei.co.jp; pp2k-kmr@asahi-net.or.jp
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  • Date: Wed, 24 Jun 1998 14:06:29 +0900
    From: kavitha
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    MIME-Version: 1.0
    To: indonet@kk.tkb.n-koei.co.jp
    Subject: gynaec
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    This is regarding information I had asked regarding english doctor in
    Tsukuba area. Some of the members came forward to kindly give me the
    necessary info. I enclose one below, since others may also have
    interest/benefit-
    -kavitha
    -----

    .One can visit either Shoji clinic in Yatabe (most preffered option).
    Tsukuba main hospital got few english speaking doctors but they work on
    rotation , chances of having a consultation with them are few.

    sridhar
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  • Date: Thu, 25 Jun 1998 13:16:20 +0900
    From: "Ravi Vishnempet Sundaram"
    Organization: Nippon Koei Co.,Ltd.
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    Subject: things on sale or giveaways
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    Indonet members,

    The following items are available for sale or as giveaways. Please
    call/email if interested.

    Ravi



    Single Bed set
    Dismantable wooden cupboard 80 cmx 50 cmx 200 cm (2nos.)
    Glass case cupboard 90 cm x 35 cm x 120 cm
    Two round antique tables (100 cm and 50 cm Dia.)
    Small table 70 cm x 70 cm x 50 cm - 2 nos.
    Washing machine SHARP Automatic
    Open ledge wooden cupboard 50 cm x 40 cm x 200 cm
    Dismantable book ledge(7) metal - 100 cmx40cmx150cm
    Mitsubishi 3 door fridge 60cmx60cmx180cm
    Table (teak) & 4 chairs (teak with cushions)
    L shaped green coloured sofa set (3 piece)
    Pedestal fan
    Table fan
    Two small ceramic fan heaters
    One new SHARP kerosene fan heater
    Foldable writing desk with cupboard and stool
    Wooden chest of drawers 80cmx50cmx130cm (6drawers)
    Toshiba Multisystem 45 cm Television
    Hitachi Multisystem Bilingual VCR
    Pedestal mirror
    Marble bust showpiece
    Glass white kitchen cabinet 50 cmx50cmx200cm
    Nice Kitchen storage cupboard
    Microwave Hitachi
    Telephone line with SHARP telephone with answering machine
    5 chest wooden cupboard 60cmx60cmx200cm
    Camping gear: tent, 3 sleeping bags, sleeping mats etc.
    Ladies cycle
    Mountain bike

    If interested in any of the above please contact:
    Ravi Sundaram
    Nippon Koei Shataku 201
    Shin Yoshida cho 2600, Kohoku-Ku
    Yokohama shi, Kanagawa 223-0083
    Ph.: 045-542-1863
    email: a4016@n-koei.co.jp


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  • Date: Wed, 24 Jun 1998 14:06:29 +0900
    From: kavitha
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    MIME-Version: 1.0
    To: indonet@kk.tkb.n-koei.co.jp
    Subject: gynaec
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    Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
    reply-to: indonet@kk.tkb.n-koei.co.jp

    This is regarding information I had asked regarding english doctor in
    Tsukuba area. Some of the members came forward to kindly give me the
    necessary info. I enclose one below, since others may also have
    interest/benefit-
    -kavitha
    -----

    .One can visit either Shoji clinic in Yatabe (most preffered option).
    Tsukuba main hospital got few english speaking doctors but they work on
    rotation , chances of having a consultation with them are few.

    sridhar
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  • Date: Thu, 02 Jul 1998 11:52:35 -0400
    From: SRIDHAR SUSARLA
    To: indonet@kk.tkb.n-koei.co.jp
    Cc: a4379@n-koei.co.jp
    Subject: websites
    Mime-Version: 1.0
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    Hi to all Indonet members!

    Chek the following web sites.

    www.jadoo.com
    www.batchmates.com ( I suggest to register)

    sridhar
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  • From: anujraj@nimc.go.jp
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    Date: Fri, 03 Jul 1998 10:09:00 +0900
    To: indonet@kk.tkb.n-koei.co.jp
    Subject: search Engines
    Mime-Version: 1.0
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    Hi


    If anyone interested in Indian search engines ook at this site.


    http://www.samilan.com/sasearch.html

    Anuj
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  • Date: Mon, 06 Jul 1998 16:30:26 +0900
    From: "Kalyan Kumar Janakiraman"
    Reply-To: a4379@n-koei.co.jp
    Organization: Nippon Koei Co Ltd
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    Subject: INDONET Review: 1997~98
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    Dear members,

    Hello everyone. Its 10 months since we started INDONET and thought it
    will be good to provide a feedback on INDONET.

    (1) A rough statistics of communication over INDONET since start is as
    follows:

    Month Total. mails No. Unique
    No Contributors
    Oct'97 12 11
    Nov'97 25 16
    Dec'97 9 8
    Jan'98 16 11
    Feb'98 4 4
    Mar'98 39 20
    Apr'98 27 12
    May'98 30 20
    Summary 165 46

    In all there were 46 unique contributors, which means at least 1 in 2
    people did something. This is contrary to the normal feeling that most
    us can only to be a spectator and we feel happy about it. Thanks for all
    the contributions.

    I would also like to note there were nearly as many mails addressed to
    me, asking various things right from suggestions on travel agents, Hato
    bus, computer shops to emergency needs, as there was on INDONET. If we
    can channelise even ½ this e-mails to INDONET, we can have an active
    information exchange that can genuinely help community as a whole.

    (2) E-mail Log: Past e-mails of INDONET are now in Webpage. We started
    to keep e-mail logs from October'97. We plan to update on a
    monthly/bi-monthly basis. This will provide some continuity for those
    who are joining us new as well as provide reference to old issues.

    (3) Membership: If there are people who would like to become members of
    INDONET, please provide them with necessary information on how to become
    member of INDONET or our web page address. INDONET is for all those who
    care and want to care for other Tsukuba Indians.

    (4) Posting: INDONET guidelines are available in the web page. Anything
    that nurtures/develops growth within us is welcome. What to post is
    something we have to discover within this constraint.

    Often it has been said we don’t express even critical matters, (except
    on politics). Kindly take time to express your personal opinion on
    matters where it is required. Please express it clearly so we can avoid
    lot of unnecessary misunderstanding. This is necessary to find
    majority’s opinion.

    (6) Forwarded Mails: Please add a small note as to why u are posting it
    in INDONET and what is it u liked about it or want others to read.

    KALYAN KUMAR J.
    Consulting Engineers, Nippon Koei Co Ltd.JAPAN
    E-mail:a4379@n-koei.co.jp; pp2k-kmr@asahi-net.or.jp
    ---------------------------------------------------


  • Date: Tue, 7 Jul 1998 10:19:30 +0900 (JST)
    From: CHANDRASEKHAR R Turumella
    Message-Id: <199807070119.KAA28961@momokusa.nrim.go.jp>
    To: indonet@kk.tkb.n-koei.co.jp
    Cc: selva@sqdp.trc-net.co.jp
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    Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-2022-jp
    Subject: More sanctions (fwd)
    X-Subject: More sanctions (fwd)
    X-Mailer: LaMail

    $B!c!cE>Aw%3%a%s%H!d!d(J
    Humour

    Chandrasekhar

    $BAw?.F|IU!!!!!!!'(J1998/07/07 15:02
    $BAw?.!!!!!!!'(J
    $BAw?. $BAw?. $B%5%V%8%'%/%H!!!'(JMore sanctions (fwd)


    >From skdeb@soest.hawaii.edu Tue Jul 7 10:06:20 1998
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    Date: Tue, 07 Jul 1998 15:02:55 -1000
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    > > Washington, Jun23: (CNN-P)
    > > The United States today said they will impose sanctions on
    > > Iran because of the defeat suffered in the World Cup
    > > Soccer. Madeline Albright said that the White House had
    > > no alternative but to take this matter seriously since the
    > > future of US soccer is at stake.
    > >
    > > Being the most developed country, the US could not afford
    > > to lose standing among the G-32 teams, least of all be
    > > humbled in the MG-4 (Mini G-4) group. The US will also
    > > pursue amendment to the rule that if the ball hits the post
    > > it will be a goal, since the US managed to hit the post on
    > > more than one occasion. White House correspondent on
    > > world affairs said that White House was deeply concerned
    > > that Iran could be so insensitive in the MG-4 meet. Newt
    > > Gingrich has blamed Clinton Administration's lax control
    > > on trade of high-tech NIKE equipment to Iran for this
    > > disgrace. President Clinton has said our policy on is very
    > > strict on this issue and I intend to implement it fully.
    > >
    > > This issue has become a hot topic in United Nations
    > > Security Council. Resolution is being drafted condemning
    > > Iran's irresponsible action. There is a talk of tough
    > > economic sanctions against Iran. France and Russia are
    > > opposing sanction though they have joined other nations in
    > > condemning Iran's unprovoked action. According to
    > > reliable sources Iran will be asked to sign NPT (Non soccer
    > > Playing Treaty) or NFS (Non First Scoring Treaty)
    > > immediately without any conditions. All IMF and World
    > > Bank loans to Iran have been suspended with immediate
    > > effect. Australia also condemned Iran heavily and has
    > > called back its ambassador from Tehran. Japan is also
    > > imposing sanctions against Iran since US is imposing.







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  • Date: Tue, 07 Jul 1998 14:33:16 -0700
    From: Sanjay Seth
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    To,
    Mr. CHANDRASEKHAR R Turumella

    Hello, the mail you just posted as a humor story to Indonet, is a waste
    of time and intellect. Please think before posting to the net whether it
    is really contributing to the net or not. Don't waste the time, disk
    space and resources of Indonet for unnecessary mails, please. I hope
    others might also share the views.

    Thanks for your mail, anyway.

    Regards

    Sanjay


    wrote:

    > $B!c!cE>Aw%3%a%s%H!d!d(J
    > Humour
    >
    > Chandrasekhar
    >
    > $BAw?.F|IU!!!!!!!'(J1998/07/07 15:02
    > $BAw?.!!!!!!!'(J
    > $BAw?. > $BAw?. > $B%5%V%8%'%/%H!!!'(JMore sanctions (fwd)
    >
    > >From skdeb@soest.hawaii.edu Tue Jul 7 10:06:20 1998
    > Return-Path:
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    > > > no alternative but to take this matter seriously since the
    > > > future of US soccer is at stake.
    > > >
    > > > Being the most developed country, the US could not afford
    > > > to lose standing among the G-32 teams, least of all be
    > > > humbled in the MG-4 (Mini G-4) group. The US will also
    > > > pursue amendment to the rule that if the ball hits the post
    > > > it will be a goal, since the US managed to hit the post on
    > > > more than one occasion. White House correspondent on
    > > > world affairs said that White House was deeply concerned
    > > > that Iran could be so insensitive in the MG-4 meet. Newt
    > > > Gingrich has blamed Clinton Administration's lax control
    > > > on trade of high-tech NIKE equipment to Iran for this
    > > > disgrace. President Clinton has said our policy on is very
    > > > strict on this issue and I intend to implement it fully.
    > > >
    > > > This issue has become a hot topic in United Nations
    > > > Security Council. Resolution is being drafted condemning
    > > > Iran's irresponsible action. There is a talk of tough
    > > > economic sanctions against Iran. France and Russia are
    > > > opposing sanction though they have joined other nations in
    > > > condemning Iran's unprovoked action. According to
    > > > reliable sources Iran will be asked to sign NPT (Non soccer
    > > > Playing Treaty) or NFS (Non First Scoring Treaty)
    > > > immediately without any conditions. All IMF and World
    > > > Bank loans to Iran have been suspended with immediate
    > > > effect. Australia also condemned Iran heavily and has
    > > > called back its ambassador from Tehran. Japan is also
    > > > imposing sanctions against Iran since US is imposing.
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  • Date: Tue, 07 Jul 1998 15:15:31 +0900
    To: indonet@kk.tkb.n-koei.co.jp
    From: Alok SINGH
    Subject: Re: Don't waste time: It is a "Crap": More sanctions (fwd)
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    Dear Mr. Sanjay Seth,

    I don't know whether this mail will qualify the guidelines, but I have to
    say that I do not share your views. I would be happy if you showed more
    tolerence to what others might like to share with you. A joke once in a
    while doesn't waste my time. And I would not redicule anybody by saying
    that a few bytes wasted my disk space. I have other things to waste the
    space, some into tens of megabytes!

    I read a mail like yours to almost every mail posted on Indonet, and I have
    to say that it is not a very scoial behaviour. Everything posted on any
    network cannot be of interest to you. But we don't ask poeple to shut up
    just because it is of no interest to us. Or because you are the busiest
    person on us (in which case you need not subscribe - nobody forced you to!).

    Thanks for the understanding.

    - Alok


    At 02:33 PM 7/7/98 -0700, you wrote:
    >To,
    >Mr. CHANDRASEKHAR R Turumella
    >
    >Hello, the mail you just posted as a humor story to Indonet, is a waste
    >of time and intellect. Please think before posting to the net whether it
    >is really contributing to the net or not. Don't waste the time, disk
    >space and resources of Indonet for unnecessary mails, please. I hope
    >others might also share the views.
    >
    >Thanks for your mail, anyway.
    >
    >Regards
    >
    >Sanjay
    >
    >
    >wrote:
    >
    >> $B!c!cE>Aw%3%a%s%H!d!d(J
    >> Humour
    >>
    >> Chandrasekhar
    >>
    >> $BAw?.F|IU!!!!!!!'(J1998/07/07 15:02
    >> $BAw?.!!!!!!!'(J
    >> $BAw?. >> $BAw?. >> $B%5%V%8%'%/%H!!!'(JMore sanctions (fwd)
    >>
    >> >From skdeb@soest.hawaii.edu Tue Jul 7 10:06:20 1998
    >> Return-Path:
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    >> From: Mangesh Tamhankar (by way of
    >> Sudip Deb )
    >> Subject: FW: More sanctions (fwd)
    >> Mime-Version: 1.0
    >> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"
    >> Status: RO
    >>
    >> > > Washington, Jun23: (CNN-P)
    >> > > The United States today said they will impose sanctions on
    >> > > Iran because of the defeat suffered in the World Cup
    >> > > Soccer. Madeline Albright said that the White House had
    >> > > no alternative but to take this matter seriously since the
    >> > > future of US soccer is at stake.
    >> > >
    >> > > Being the most developed country, the US could not afford
    >> > > to lose standing among the G-32 teams, least of all be
    >> > > humbled in the MG-4 (Mini G-4) group. The US will also
    >> > > pursue amendment to the rule that if the ball hits the post
    >> > > it will be a goal, since the US managed to hit the post on
    >> > > more than one occasion. White House correspondent on
    >> > > world affairs said that White House was deeply concerned
    >> > > that Iran could be so insensitive in the MG-4 meet. Newt
    >> > > Gingrich has blamed Clinton Administration's lax control
    >> > > on trade of high-tech NIKE equipment to Iran for this
    >> > > disgrace. President Clinton has said our policy on is very
    >> > > strict on this issue and I intend to implement it fully.
    >> > >
    >> > > This issue has become a hot topic in United Nations
    >> > > Security Council. Resolution is being drafted condemning
    >> > > Iran's irresponsible action. There is a talk of tough
    >> > > economic sanctions against Iran. France and Russia are
    >> > > opposing sanction though they have joined other nations in
    >> > > condemning Iran's unprovoked action. According to
    >> > > reliable sources Iran will be asked to sign NPT (Non soccer
    >> > > Playing Treaty) or NFS (Non First Scoring Treaty)
    >> > > immediately without any conditions. All IMF and World
    >> > > Bank loans to Iran have been suspended with immediate
    >> > > effect. Australia also condemned Iran heavily and has
    >> > > called back its ambassador from Tehran. Japan is also
    >> > > imposing sanctions against Iran since US is imposing.
    >>
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  • Date: Mon, 06 Jul 1998 23:50:22 -0700
    From: "Gabbar Singh"
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    Hi Sanjay Seth

    There should be some humar in between our routine work. If not, there is no difference between human and animal or robot (the later two can not think of humor).

    Anyway, thanks for educating to our Indians. I hope you will reward "Bharata Ratna" or some "Seva Pathak" for your contribution towards our Indians and intellectual forum.

    Gabbar Singh
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    This is a sugesstion to many past mails.

    Instead of telling what NOT TO POST, why don't we show by example, WHAT
    TO POST. Why don't we just post whatever we feel is right and leave
    the question of appropriateness to INDONET to organising body.

    If u want to be part of us, there is a way and its in the guidelines.
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    Sanjay Seth wrote:

    > To,
    > Mr. CHANDRASEKHAR R Turumella
    >
    > Hello, the mail you just posted as a humor story to Indonet, is a
    > waste
    > of time and intellect. Please think before posting to the net whether
    > it
    > is really contributing to the net or not. Don't waste the time, disk
    > space and resources of Indonet for unnecessary mails, please. I hope
    > others might also share the views.
    >
    > Thanks for your mail, anyway.
    >
    > Regards



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    Kalyan Kumar - Indonet wrote:

    > This is a sugesstion to many past mails.

    The past refers to PAAAAST (over a long period of time), and not past
    (immediate past)^%#@

    >
    >
    > Instead of telling what NOT TO POST, why don't we show by example,
    > WHAT
    > TO POST. Why don't we just post whatever we feel is right and leave
    > the question of appropriateness to INDONET to organising body.
    >
    > If u want to be part of us, there is a way and its in the guidelines.
    > You can also express ur views privately to us, if u don't have time to

    Must read "You can also express ur "NOT TO POST views" privately to
    us...
    KALYAN KUMAR J.
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    Kalyan Kumar - Indonet wrote:

    > This is a sugesstion to many past mails.

    The past refers to PAAAAST (over a long period of time), and not past
    (immediate past)^%#@

    >
    >
    > Instead of telling what NOT TO POST, why don't we show by example,
    > WHAT
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    > the question of appropriateness to INDONET to organising body.
    >
    > If u want to be part of us, there is a way and its in the guidelines.
    > You can also express ur views privately to us, if u don't have time to

    Must read "You can also express ur "NOT TO POST views" privately to
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    I never thought that my "harmless" mail would spark-off a debate.

    Anyway, my apologies all those who cannot smile unless their intellect
    is satisfied.

    Chandrasekhar

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  • Date: Wed, 08 Jul 1998 01:28:18 -0700
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    To,
    Mr. Alok Singh, Gabbar Singh and Indonet members,

    Firstly, I apologize if I made unnecessary comments.
    I am not against any humor or jokes but critiquing any culture, country
    or group is not a good idea
    even for the sake of making jokes or humor story. (Poets: Kaka
    Hatarashi, Surender Haryanvi,
    Acting: Mr. Beens, Torasan, Charlie Chaplain etc.)

    Secondly, do you share with me that there are many humorous story and
    joke about "Sardarjis" in
    India. Let me explain you what are the implications of such jokes and
    humorous stories, which are
    socially acceptable in India. Nobody objects those jokes or humorous
    stories in the northern part of
    India. A couple of years ago I met some fellow Sardarjis in Australia. I
    felt guilty when they told me
    how they and their friends felt about "Sardarji's" jokes, which are
    quite common in schools etc. One
    of them was so emotionally moved that his eyes were filled with tears.
    When they were growing up,
    they had bad feeling towards fellow friends, which they never expressed.
    I think we should accept
    that it not a good practice. It might not make any sense to the general
    public (including me, when I
    was in India) but if we put our legs in their shoes I am sure some of us
    can imagine their degree
    humiliation with those jokes.

    Thirdly, we should not take Internet communication so lightly, although
    I agree it is very primitive
    means of communication, which didn't exist a decade ago except
    universities in Western countries.
    Recently, one of Bill Gate's e-mail messages, which was written to a CEO
    of Computer Company, was
    used against Microsoft by US Attorneys General (during Internet browser
    controversy court case in
    USA). In that e-mail message, Bill Gate asked one computer manufacturer
    to bundle Internet
    Explorer with OS instead of Netscape browser. He was willing to
    compensate for it by money.
    Some extracts from C|Net news story: I used "Bill Gates E-mail" as a key
    word in their news search
    option.
    [App. Exhibit 26, Bill Gates e-mail to the
    Microsoft Executive Committee, May 26, 1995, p. 1 (at
    MS6 5004550),
    quoted at Memorandum of the United States in Support of
    Petition, dated
    October 20, 1997, at 33. To the extent that is true,
    Microsoft may have
    sufficient incentive to use its monopoly power in
    operating system software to
    crush or co-opt the competitive challenge from a new
    technology.
    Second, the government brought forward evidence
    indicating that Microsoft
    had itself contemplated "leveraging" its greatest
    strategic asset, "Windows'
    market share" to help its Internet Explorer product win
    the browser war.
    December 20, 1996 e-mail from Jim Allchin to Paul
    Maritz, quoted at pp.
    12-13 of Reply Brief of Petitioner United States Any
    such leveraging, if
    allowed to proceed unchecked during the pendency of
    this litigation, could
    produce lasting harm in the marketplace, given the
    dominance of Microsoft's
    Windows 95 operating system software. For complete
    story please go to the bottom of
    the web site at
    http://www.news.com/SpecialFeatures/Continued/0,6,19615_2,00.html]


    Frothily, all of us know about the " THE HERBAL PETROL"-HUMOR?

    Lastly, I am not sure who should be awarded the "Bharata Ratna" or some
    "Seva Pathak" , the
    person who wrote the following or the one who invented the new OS
    (operating system in
    India). Please read the following news and vote!


    Thanks for the replying to my comments and best regards, Sanjay
    (PS. this is my last message to this thread)

    >
    >> Subject: Indian Achivement !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    >> Here is some news about indian achievement. Aren't we proud
    citizens...
    >>
    >> Ramlal Bhagat, a XII std. student from Haryana, has developed a
    32-bit
    >> operating system demonstrated to be far superior to any of the
    desktop
    >> operating systems in the market today.
    >
    >> The program has been named "O-Yes".O-Yes provides operating system >
    >>services on any pentium-based personal computer (PC) and does not
    >>require MS-DOS as a base operating system. The operating system's
    >>capabilities were demonstrated in a student convention at the Indian
    Institute of
    >
    >Technology (IIT), NewDelhi. HCL, Ltd. conducted benchmarks on the
    system
    >> and published results which are partly reported here:
    >> O-Yes is 34% faster than Microsoft's Windows 95 on similar hardware.
    >
    >>It is 29% faster than IBM's OS/2.
    >> O-Yes loads 54% quicker than Windows 95 or OS/2.
    >> O-Yes has a customizable, user-friendly graphaphical User
    >> Interface (GUI) in which every program can be accessed with a maximum

    >> of two button clicks.
    >> The operating system provides plug n play capability with numerous >
    >> hardware devices. It has a superior memory management function.
    >> The operating system is compatible with Windows 95 and Windows NT
    4.0.
    >> HCL, Ltd. has offered an unknown amount to Ramlal Bhagat for
    purchasing
    >> the rights to the software.
    >> Ramlal Bhagat, described as "quiet and philosophical" by his peers,
    was
    >> not available for comment. Suresh Reddy, spokesman for HCL Ltd., said

    >> "this is the operating system that the world has been waiting for".

    >>On HCL's move to purchase the rights to the software, he said "We are
    >here to ensure that Mr. Ramlal gets fair recognition and compensation
    for his
    >> innovation. HCL Ltd. can provide him a firm launchpad to market the >

    >software globally".

    >> Is this the beginning of the end of the Bill Gates' monopoly ? > Lets

    >see... send this to as many of your friends and relatives as possible
    so that
    >> when the product hits the market it will be appreciated by every one
    >give a great hand to the great indian family of talents.
    >
    >


  • Date: Fri, 10 Jul 1998 17:21:51 +0900 (JST)
    From: "G.S. Okram"
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    The Indian Psyche

    Padmanaban, G.
    The recent nuclear test explosions
    have created a tremendous euphoria in
    India and expected condemnation, led
    by the United States. An average
    Indian does not associate the test
    with security concerns or power politics. Right-thinking Indians know that
    our priorities are such things as health, education, and containment of
    population.

    Why then the euphoria? India, despite an having an ancient culture and a
    functioning, stable, large democracy and being a hunting ground for
    technically qualified people, has been persistently represented by the
    United States and the West as the home of poverty, filth, disease, and
    backwardness. There have been few occasions when progress made in India has
    been depicted by the Western media without bias or sarcasm. India is
    self-sufficient in food production. Its space program and other programs
    have improved communication and information systems tremendously. It is
    fighting a big battle to remove age-old social inequalities. The Indian
    economy has been stable, and Indians have taken to computers and software
    with ease. The entrepreneurial dynamism of Indians is second to none. India
    supplies highly qualified cheap labor to the United States. Indians enjoy
    freedom of expression and dissent, although we would like some of our
    leaders to keep their mouths shut, at least for a while.

    A feeling of alienation permeates segments of the Indian society that have
    anything to do with the West, the United States in particular. The general
    perception among Indian scientists in leading institutions, most of whom are
    U.S.-trained, is that they are being discriminated against. Research papers
    sent to top international journals from India seem to be reviewed with a
    bias. Even if I manage to publish one of my papers in one of the best
    journals, it will seldom be quoted or have an impact, unless I have a
    U.S.-Western pedigree or a connection with an inner circle. There seems to
    be an inherent disbelief in the West that good research can be done in
    India. Even if I am invited to deliver a lecture at an international
    research conference, I am made to feel like an outsider or am aware that I
    have been invited to satisfy a condition that someone from a developing
    country be included for the conference to be eligible for funds from an
    international agency. My passport at the immigration counter in most
    European countries is scrutinized with extra care and often with a hostile
    attitude, even when I have adequate proof that I will not stay for more than
    3 days. There are, of course, exceptions, but exceptions do not make the
    rule.

    As director of a pioneering research institution in India, I am aware that
    we are threatened with sanctions. Some months ago (long before the nuclear
    tests), newspapers published articles saying that the Indian Institute of
    Science is on the watchlist of the United States because we are considered
    to be a think tank for India's defense efforts. We are an academic
    institution and carry out intellectually challenging problems in fields
    ranging from particle physics to ecology. Yet, an Indian order sent to
    Silicon Graphics causes a U.S. embassy official to investigate. We were
    denied a Cray computer for more than a decade (now we are happy we did not
    buy these heavyweights). Our scientists are appalled by how the United
    States, which values intellectual challenges and academic freedom, can have
    such a discriminatory attitude toward a country struggling to develop its
    science. We are often ignored by international funding agencies as
    "developed" when it comes to support for science. Our scientists are worried
    that the United States may put an embargo on visas for scientists and
    scholars from India. Already, the supply of research samples from U.S.
    government laboratories has been put on hold.

    India has many, many problems, but we are tired of being depicted in the
    West as having negative qualities. Given this treatment, one clutches at any
    "victory" that makes one feel like an entity to be counted. It can be a win
    in cricket, a chess match, or a beauty contest, or even a nuclear blast.

    Sanctions are self-defeating and counterproductive. India needs
    understanding, not threats or sympathy. We are a warmhearted people with
    tradition and capabilities. And to top it off, India has great admiration
    for America and Americans!

    G. Padmanaban
    Director,
    Indian Instiute of Science,
    Bangladore, 560 012, India,
    E-mail: geepee@biochem.iisc.ernet.in

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  • Date: Fri, 10 Jul 1998 17:22:22 +0900 (JST)
    From: "G.S. Okram"
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    Subject: Re: PM AB Vajpayee's address to the nation
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    > Hello everybody,
    > Here is the speech of our new prime minister
    > addressed to the nation. The speech is full of convictions and promises.
    > All interested may go through it.
    >
    > Ramesh Thakur
    > ==================================================================
    > You have given your mandate. The President has decided. Your Government
    > has been formed.
    > Now let us get down to work. The world is rushing
    > ahead. It is time for us to leave our petty disputes and differences
    > behind. It is time, especially, to drop the bitterness of losses and
    > victories in the election. My Government has begun working, and I urge all
    > of you too to get to work. I urge this specially to those who have been
    > returned to Parliament. I have spent almost all my working life in and
    > around Parliament. My heart breaks when I reflect on what it was meant to
    > be and what we have made of this great national institution. We must once
    > again collectively make it a forum for deliberation and discourse, an
    > example of civility, of reasoned debate on people's issues. Therefore, I
    > appeal to members of Parliament who will be taking their seats soon:
    > millions and millions of people have placed their trust in you, do strive
    > now to make Parliament worthy of those trusting, long suffering millions.
    > And I urge the people too: you are the masters, the members you have sent
    > are here to deliberate on your behalf. Do not now forget these members
    > till the next elections. And do not let them forget you.
    > The second point I want to urge is
    > even more elemental: Let Us Look Ahead. Other countries are reaching for
    > the stars. Not just products, but entire technologies break out every
    > other year, and are just as swiftly overtaken by still newer ones. This is
    > the world we have to face. We cannot cut ourselves off from it. Those
    > nations that aretechnologically and economically stronger
    > are dominating the world. None of us can tolerate India being consigned to
    > mediocrity. And why should we? We have all the resources we need. India
    > has world-class talent. Indians are in the forefront of new technologies
    > the world over; in India too, as new avenues have opened up-the software
    > industry, space research, new information and communication
    > technologies-our young women and men have moved in swiftly. That is the
    > way I want all of us to look at the future: with confidence. It is but
    > natural that in the turbulence of world markets, in the new emerging regime
    > of the World Trade Organization, our principal responsibility should be to
    > safeguard and promote the country's interests. There is no need to be shy
    > in this regard-that is what governments the world over, are pursuing in the
    > era of globalization. Promoting the country's interests, strengthening its
    > own abilities does not mean isolating ourselves from the world. It means
    > meeting its challenges after thorough preparation. And a major part of the
    > preparation, to which my Government is deeply committed, is speedy internal
    > liberalization of the economy, freeing it from all the growth-hindering
    > bureaucratic and governmental controls. Therefore, let us not fear the
    > new regimes of trade. Let us put them to work. It is right that we should
    > raise our voice when products that are generic to India-haldi, basmati-
    > should be patented abroad. But the real remedy is to take all those
    > initiatives that will enable India and Indians to overtake others in
    > acquiring world-class patents. That is how my Government will view the new
    > economic order, and that is how I believe all of us should face it.
    > I am reminded of what Sri Ramakrishna
    > Paramhamsa told an aspirant: Life is like a boat, he said; the natural
    > place for it to be is on water; but one cannot let water enter the boat,
    > and drown it. That is what my colleagues and I mean by Swadeshi: the
    > natural place for the country to be is in the world, but we are not to let
    > the powerful currents now rocking world markets to drown us. Instead, we
    > are to put those very currents to work in our favour. Let us, therefore,
    > make the boat of our national economy stronger and sturdier. Let us do it
    > in the shortest possible timeframe by unleashing the productive energies of
    > Indian people. And let us accomplish this challenge by eradicating poverty
    > and unemployment at the earliest. In a word, step over the past, and grasp
    > the future. To do so, there is but one mantra: Let Us Work Together. If
    > we keep blocking each other, how can the country progress? Let us break out
    > of this destructive habit. During our glorious Freedom Struggle,
    > patriotism meant going to jail, it meant struggle and sacrifice. In today's
    > context, patriotism can only mean working hard, working honestly and
    > working together. I appeal to one and all-to fellow politicians as well as
    > to ordinary people-to rise to this higher challenge of patriotism. Among
    > the things that keep us from joining hands and working together is the
    > unfortunate turn our public life has taken. Democratic contest has given
    > way to perpetual confrontation. Yet, the very force of circumstances in
    > the nation's polity has created an atmosphere of cooperation and
    > coalition-building. The politics of negativism and untouchability has run
    > its course. Our mad race to pull each other down by fair means and foul has
    > sullied the image of India in the eyes of the world. It has spread fear
    > and caste and communal divisiveness in society. I sincerely feel that we,
    > as a nation, must give up this harmful path of confrontation. Ours is an
    > ancient civilization. It has been built on consensus, on persuasion, on
    > not mere tolerance. It has been built on an active and deep respect for
    > the faiths and practices of all. Our sages say, "Akashaat patitam thoyam,
    > yad gachchati saagaram, Sarva devam namaskaram, Keshavam prati gachchati"
    > (Just as drops of rain falling on varied places, all gather in streams and
    > flow to the one Sea, so also all worship leads to the same Divinity.) The
    > Tamil savant Thirumoolar proclaims in his "Thirumandiram": "Ondre kulam,
    > Orvane devan" (We are all of one clan, and there is but one God). In the
    > Indian perspective, this is the only valid meaning of secularism. My
    > Government is unequivocally committed to this concept of secularism. My
    > colleagues and I have been nurtured in this tradition. We treasure it. It
    > is by this tradition that we shall recreate the spirit which was the
    > hallmark of the Freedom Struggle-persons of all religions, all regions, all
    > professions working together to create a strong, confident, resurgent
    > India.
    > As we approach the dawn of a new century and
    > a new millennium, the mission of India's national renewal beckons us all:
    > the Government and the people alike. As the first imperative, we must
    > restore the credibility of public life and public institutions, making
    > them once again reliable and independent pillars of State. The second
    > key is to mobilize talent-at all levels, from all corners of society. I
    > still remember the thrill that every Indian felt fifty years ago when our
    > country won Independence. Every Indian felt we were set on a great
    > adventure. And for a while, talent of the highest order was in fact
    > galvanized for reconstructing our country. That air of excitement,
    > that gathering up of talent is what I want to recreate. My Government
    > shall reach out to talent across the country. It shall strive to create a
    > new work culture, a world-class working environment so that the best remain
    > here to build our country, so that those who are now working elsewhere
    > return, and put their prodigious acumen to work for their country. While I
    > do not want to talk of policies and programmes today, there are five goals
    > that I do want to place before you - they are close to my heart, they are
    > goals which my Government shall go all out to achieve: My Government is
    > determined to take steps which will help us double our food production,
    > and make India hunger-free, in ten years. It is indeed alarming that the
    > per capita availability of foodgrains, which is already abysmal, has been
    > decreasing. It is a matter of grave concern; My Government is committed to
    > rapid expansion and improvement of India's social infrastructure --
    > drinking water, housing, education, health-care and sanitation. In
    > particular, we shall provide within five years safe drinking water to
    > every settlement in the country. My Government is committed to rapid
    > expansion and improvement of India's physical infrastructure -- power, oil,
    > petroleum and renewable sources of energy, roads, transport, ports,
    > airports, telecommunications and financial services -- so that they work
    > both as engines of growth and employment generation. My Government shall
    > unveil a National Water Policy so that no water goes waste, and also so
    > that our country, which has always revered their sacred waters, cleans up
    > all its water resources. My Government will strive hard to make India a
    > global Information Technology power -- specifically, make India one of the
    > largest generators and exporters of software in the world -- within ten
    > years; In this sacred national mission, I invite the most active
    > participation of our hard-working kisans, workers, teachers, government
    > employees, lawyers, doctors, engineers, traders, businessmen-in short,
    > people in all professions. We shall aim, in particular, at equipping the
    > weakest sections of society to participate in this adventure: I have in
    > mind especially members of Scheduled Castes and Tribes, of minorities who
    > may be poor. It has been quite rightly said that many have used these
    > sections as vote banks, but they have left their real problems exactly as
    > they were: inadequate education, malnutrition, and the rest. The
    > counter-example, the one I want the country to follow, is provided by the
    > life and career of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar: a benevolent Rajah spots the
    > sparkling talent in this little child; he and others assist the child to
    > study, to struggle, to excel; and see the heights he scaled. A good project
    > was initiated during Shri Rajiv Gandhi's tenure to locate the brightest
    > children from among the poorest sections, and to set up the very best
    > schools for them. Like so many good ideas, the scheme has languished. I am
    > particularly anxious to revive it, and to multiply it twenty-fold. In many
    > ways the position of women is even more precarious, and it is pivotal to
    > our future. A country cannot even be said to be progressing if one-half of
    > its population remains disadvantaged. In any case, it just can't progress:
    > every study has identified female literacy, female health as the keys that
    > determine so much else. Doubling female literacy within ten years, vastly
    > improving medical care for daughters and mothers, protecting the
    > self-respect of women, empowering them politically through reservation in
    > Parliament and State Assemblies-these are not just goals that my Government
    > shall work towards, these are goals which I shall personally monitor.
    > Another major area of focus will be restructuring of Centre-State
    > relations. I am particularly keen to decentralise financial and
    > administrative powers to the States-just as the license-quota raj choked
    > the initiative of individuals, centralizing decisions and functions in
    > Delhi has choked the initiative at all levels of governance. As a first
    > step, the Government shall urgently devise legal and executive changes so
    > that decisions can be taken directly by the States in regard to sectors
    > such as Power. Even in regard to Foreign Direct Investment -- upto, say,
    > Rs. 1,500 crores. In such areas, I believe, the task of the Central
    > Government is to lay down guidelines. As long as any proposal conforms to
    > those guidelines, decisions regarding the project are properly within the
    > province of the States themselves. We will ensure that Chief Ministers and
    > their ministerial colleagues do not have to trudge to Delhi every now and
    > then to seek routine clearances or for unnecessary discussions. I do want
    > to add one word for our neighbors. One of the fine accomplishments of the
    > last few years is that relations with almost all our neighbors have
    > improved. My Government will strain every nerve to accelerate this trend.
    > We are determined to be friends with all-and precisely because we happen to
    > be the larger country, we shall be all the more sensitive to the
    > aspirations and needs of our neighbors. That applies to Pakistan as much
    > as to our other neighbors. Our relations have been and are bedeviled by
    > needless tensions. But our lives are intertwined. I believe that a happy
    > and prosperous Pakistan will benefit the entire subcontinent, India in
    > particular. Whenever there is the slightest opportunity to improve our
    > relations with Islamabad, my Government will go the extra mile. I have
    > deliberately talked to you about these general things, and not about
    > specific programmes. In part because there will be occasions enough for
    > spelling out the programmes. But also because I believe that we are being
    > held back not by one wrong policy, but because of the wrong habits of
    > thought and discourse which we have slid into. Attend to these, and the
    > advances will follow as a matter of course. Remember the teaching of our
    > sages: one can serve the Motherland wherever one is, one does not require
    > some exalted position to do so. If you are a student, excel in your
    > studies; if you save, save some more; if you run a bloodbank, run it as you
    > would a place of worship. Exert to the utmost, excel-yogah karmasu
    > kaushalam. And every bit of good you do, dedicate to the Motherland. Be
    > that little squirrel who helped Lord Rama build the sethubandhan-the bridge
    > across the Ocean of Challenge-by fetching one particle of sand, and then
    > another.
    > Sarve bhavantu sukhinah
    > Sarve santu niramayah
    > Sarve bhadrani pasyantu
    > Ma kashit dukha bhag bhavet!
    >
    > May all enjoy good health
    > May all dwell in happiness
    > May all be blessed by auspiciousness
    > May no one encounter distress
    > May this Government be an instrument for realizing this ancient
    > prayer of our sages.
    >
    >
    >
    >
    > Vande Mataram!
    >
    >
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  • Date: Fri, 10 Jul 1998 17:36:07 +0900 (JST)
    From: "G.S. Okram"
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    To: indonet@kk.tkb.n-koei.co.jp
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    Hello!

    I am very sorry that just now I despatched two emails by mistake!
    First one, without checking, I was in the idea that it is to Dr. Thakur only.
    While despatching was in progress, I come to know that it is indonet.
    While checking again, instead quitting I press for sending!
    But as the content looks to be nice and as I would be out of the city for
    5 days, I was doing hurriedly!

    So, if any incovenience has caused, I am sorry for that.

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  • Date: Sun, 12 Jul 1998 18:49:50 +0900
    To: indonet@kk.tkb.n-koei.co.jp
    From: krishnan@etl.go.jp (Krishnan Balakrishnan)
    Subject: Car for immeidate sale
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  • Date: Tue, 14 Jul 1998 09:38:30 +0900
    From: kavitha
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    hello everyone

    there will be a hanabi (fireworks) festival on 25th july at Toride, from
    7pm to 9pm. one can easily take the JR joban line from either arakawaoki
    or hitachinoushiku stations to toride-its just about a 20 minute
    journey.

    there will also be the annual kappa festival in ushiku on 25th and 26th,
    which has a lot of parades, songs, stalls and shops and a really catchy
    festive air!


    kavitha
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    Dear Friends,
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  • Date: Thu, 16 Jul 1998 06:30:24 -0700
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    Date: Thu, 16 Jul 1998 06:43:52 -0700
    From: Sanjay Seth
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    Dear all the list members,

    Due to busy and stressful life style in Japan, some of you might be
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    I have not subscribed to the list so I am not sure about the contents or
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  • Date: Thu, 16 Jul 1998 10:00:22 +0100
    To: indonet@kk.tkb.n-koei.co.jp
    From: thakur@ffpri.affrc.go.jp (Ramesh Thakur)
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    Hi Indonetters,
    A Japanese friend of mine working on developing of
    wood and wood-based products for building construction, interior decoration
    etc. The main aim of the group is to develop material which is ameniable
    for the residents e.g. such products which do not pass vibrations/tappings
    to the adjoing rooms, light in weight, withstand sudden impacts etc. etc.
    He is interested to have a english name to his group. Can somebody suggest
    me an appropriate name for the same? By the way he is working in wood
    physics section.

    Thanks in advance,


    Ramesh Thakur
    Forestry and Forest Products Res. Inst.

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  • Date: Fri, 17 Jul 1998 15:13:13 +0900 (JST)
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    The following things are available for sale immidiately.

    1. Telephone line ................. 50000 yen
    2. Dinner table with 4 chairs ...... 4000
    3. Study table .................... 3000
    4. Many more things ............... very cheap

    Prices are negotiable.

    Please contact by telephone. NO E-MAIL.

    Dr. Qin Xu Ron

    Tel: 0298-36-8161

    Regards
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  • From: "Randhir S Makkar"
    To: , ,
    "Jawahar Swaminathan" ,
    "Kishley kumar Sinha" ,
    "Krishna Kumar" ,
    "Mohan Singh" , "S Giri" ,
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    Date: Sat, 18 Jul 1998 15:33:12 -0700
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    dear friends
    I got this message from my friend (It is his Friend message) So If anybody
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    the message or to me I will then forward it
    Thank You
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    Randhir S Makkar
    STA Fellow
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    Japan
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  • From: a4379@kk.tkb.n-koei.co.jp (Kalyan Kumar - Indonet)
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    Dear netter,

    I registered to the jokes mailing-list Mr. Sanjay had suggested. I have
    been getting the digest version of the jokes for the last 3 days.

    Most jokes are new. The digest version makes sure u get onlyone e-mail a
    day. Would recommend to anyone who likes humour.


    KALYAN KUMAR J.
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  • Date: Tue, 21 Jul 1998 07:25:51 -0700
    From: Sanjay Seth
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    khlisson@aol.com
    Subject: A free vegetarian email newsletter
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    Dear Netters,

    This may be of interest to some of you.

    Best regards,

    Sanjay

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  • From: "Randhir S Makkar"
    To:
    Subject: Fw: (taira 2468) Scientific Jargon
    Date: Wed, 22 Jul 1998 14:42:10 -0700
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    ----------
    > From: Mariana N. Dimitrova
    > To: TAIRA
    > Subject: (taira 2468) Scientific Jargon
    > Date: Tuesday, July 21, 1998 10:29 PM
    >
    > "Scientific Jargon"
    >
    > by Dyrk Schingman,
    > Oregon State University
    >
    > After several years of studying and hard work, I have finally learned
    > scientific jargon. The following list of phrases and their definitions
    > will help you to understand that mysterious language of science and
    > medicine.
    >
    > "IT HAS LONG BEEN KNOWN"... I didn't look up the original reference.
    >
    > "A DEFINITE TREND IS EVIDENT"...These data are practically
    > meaningless.
    >
    > "WHILE IT HAS NOT BEEN POSSIBLE TO PROVIDE DEFINITE ANSWERS TO THE
    > QUESTIONS"... An unsuccessful experiment, but I still hope to get it
    > published
    >
    > "THREE OF THE SAMPLES WERE CHOOSEN FOR DETAILED STUDY"... The other
    > results didn't make any sense.
    >
    > "TYPICAL RESULTS ARE SHOWN"... This is the prettiest graph.
    >
    > "THESE RESULTS WILL BE IN A SUBSEQUENT REPORT"... I might get around
    > to this sometime, if pushed/funded.
    >
    > "THE MOST RELIABLE RESULTS ARE OBTAINED BY JONES"... He was my
    > graduate student; his grade depended on this.
    >
    > "IN MY EXPERINCE"... once
    >
    > "IN CASE AFTER CASE"... Twice
    >
    > "IN A SERIES OF CASES"... Thrice
    >
    > "IT IS BELIEVED THAT"... I think.
    >
    > "IT IS GENERALLY BELIEVED THAT"... A couple of other guys think so
    > too.
    >
    > "CORRECT WITHIN AN ORDER OF MAGNITUDE"... Wrong.
    >
    > "ACCORDING TO STATISTICAL ANALYSIS"... Rumor has it.
    >
    > "A STATISTICALLY ORIENTED PROJECTION OF THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THESE
    > FINDINGS"... A wild guess.
    >
    > "A CAREFUL ANALYSIS OF OBTAINABLE DATA"... Three pages of notes were
    > obliterated when I knocked over a glass of beer.
    >
    > "IT IS CLEAR THAT MUCH ADDITIONAL WORK WILL BE REQUIRED BEFORE A
    > COMPLETE UNDERSTANDING OF THIS PHENOMENA OCCURS"... I don't understand
    > it.
    >
    > "AFTER ADDITIONAL STUDY BY MY COLLEAGUES"... They don't understand it
    > either.
    >
    > "THANKS ARE DUE TO JOE BLOTZ FOR ASSISTANCE WITH THE EXPERIMENT AND TO
    > ANDREA SCHAEFFER FOR VALUABLE DISCUSSIONS"... Mr. Boltz did the work
    > and Ms. Shaeffer explained to me what it meant.
    >
    > "A HIGHLY SIGNIFICANT AREA FOR EXPLORATORY STUDY"... A totally useless
    > topic selected by my committee.
    >
    > "IT IS HOPED THAT THIS STUDY WILL STIMULATE FURTHER INVESTIGATION IN
    > THIS FIELD"... I quit.
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >
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  • Date: Fri, 24 Jul 1998 02:17:36 -0700
    From: Sanjay Seth
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    Dear Netters,

    The information given below might be interesting to some of you.

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  • Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1998 12:28:15 +0900
    From: "Kalyan Kumar Janakiraman"
    Organization: Nippon Koei Co Ltd
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    Dear members,

    I have been using the following website to obtain latest financial news
    as well as news breaks. I get news almost online ( within seconds). For
    example, I knew of Obuchi's election victory by 2:16~17pm.
    http://www.dljdirect.com/dljd/mkwatch.htm

    Does anyone know of sites that can provide general news, that are almost
    up todate?
    KALYAN KUMAR J.
    Consulting Engineers, Nippon Koei Co Ltd.JAPAN
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  • Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1998 12:41:07 +0900
    From: "Kalyan Kumar Janakiraman"
    Reply-To: a4379@n-koei.co.jp
    Organization: Nippon Koei Co Ltd
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    Subject: Money transfer to India
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    Do u know the fastest way of transfering money to India?

    The one I have in record is through SBI - Tokyo Branch (ph-
    03-3284-0085). I heard it takes two days to send and costs arround
    6500yen.

    Regards
    KALYAN KUMAR J.
    Consulting Engineers, Nippon Koei Co Ltd.JAPAN
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  • Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1998 18:30:38 +0900 (JST)
    From: "G.S. Okram"
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    If you presently are a member of any of the following institutes and
    visiting the USA, then be aware of it.

    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    THE HINDU ONLINE

    U.S. institute clarifies on scientists' expulsion

    Date: 26-07-1998 :: Pg: 07 :: Col: b

    By Sridhar Krishnaswami

    WASHINGTON, July 25.

    The National Institute of Standards and Technology at Gaithersbug,
    Maryland (U.S.), has clarified that the seven expelled Indian
    scientists
    were not involved in projects associated with nuclear weapons or
    missile
    programmes. The scientists had been working at the NIST on two semi-
    conductor manufacturing projects and a ceramics processing
    project. A
    spokesman for the NIST said that of the seven scientists, one
    had already
    left on July 9 and another was planning to leave the country
    ``anyway''
    having completed his work.

    In the course of the ongoing review of science and technology
    cooperation
    with India and Pakistan in the aftermath of the nuclear tests,
    the Clinton
    Administration blacklisted three of the projects at the NIST and
    put on
    hold four more projects it was running in collaboration with the
    National
    Physical Laboratory, New Delhi. The NIST is run by the Department of
    Commerce and has 30 Indian scientists. The NIST does not have
    collaborative arrangements with Pakistan.

    The seven scientists asked to leave are from the Bhabha Atomic
    Research
    Centre, Trombay, the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai,
    and the Indian Institute of Technology. These institutions are
    among the 62
    in India blacklisted by the U.S. Department of Energy. The list
    includes the
    Centre for Aeronautical Systems Studies and Analysis, Bangalore, the
    Combat Vehicles Research and Development Establishment, Chennai, the
    Defence Research and Development Laboratory, Hyderabad, the Indira
    Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research, Kalpakkam, and the Indian Space
    Research Organisation.

    Five institutions from Pakistan have been placed in a similar
    category.
    According to a report in the media, another Indian scientist
    working in
    Illinois has also been asked to leave. The scientist from the
    BARC who is a
    post doctoral student, has been using the Agronne National
    Laboratory's
    intense pulsed neutron source.

    The U.S. Department of Energy has said that the sanctions
    required the
    suspension of all DoE-funded activities with the entities of
    India and
    Pakistan, except in the realm of humanitarian assistance. All
    visits from
    Indians and Pakistanis from the blacklisted institutions must be
    put on hold
    as also high level visits by DoE personnel to the two South
    Asian nations.
    All American universities which get funding from the DoE are
    also required
    to seek guidance from it on ties with the blacklisted institutions.

    The U.S. State Department is, meanwhile, continues to maintain
    that the
    expulsion of the scientists has to do with the ongoing review of
    Science and
    Technology ties with India and Pakistan, especially with
    entities in India
    dealing with nuclear weapons and missile programmes. This is to
    ensure
    that the U.S. is not involved in ``inappropriate cooperation''
    with the two
    countries, a Clinton Administration official said. The
    Administration, it was
    pointed out, had to ensure in the aftermath of the nuclear
    tests, that science
    and technology cooperation with India and Pakistan did not go
    against
    U.S. non-proliferation objectives.

    The following is the list of institutions under sanction as
    given in the U.S.
    Energy Secretary, Mr. Federico Pena's memorandum, with the notation:
    ``this list is not exhaustive and will be updated at a later
    date'':

    Aerial Delivery Research and Development Establishment (Agra
    Cantonment), Aeronautical Development Establishment (Bangalore),
    Agricultural Research Unit (Almora), Armament Research and
    Development Establishment (Pune), Centre for Aeronautical Systems
    Studies and Analysis (Bangalore), Combat Vehicles Research and
    Development Establishment (Chennai), Defence Bio-Engineering and
    Electro-Medical Laboratory (Bangalore), Defence Electronics
    Applications Laboratory (Dehra Dun), Defence Electronics Research
    Laboratory (Hyderabad), Defence Food Research Laboratory (Mysore).

    Defence Institute of Fire Research (Delhi), Defence Institute of
    Physiology
    and Allied Sciences (Delhi), Defence Institute of Psychological
    Research
    (Mussourie), Defence Laboratory (Jodhpur), Defence Materials and
    Stores Research and Development Establishment (Kanpur), Defence
    Metallurgical Research Laboratory (Hyderabad), Defence Research and
    Development Establishment (Gwalior), Defence Research and
    Development Laboratory (Hyderabad), Defence Research and
    Development Unit (Calcutta), Defence Research Laboratory (Tezpur),
    Defence Science Centre (Delhi), Defence Scientific Information and
    Documentation Centre (Delhi).

    Defence Terrain Research Laboratory (New Delhi), Electronics and
    Radar
    Development Establishment (Bangalore), Explosives Research and
    Development Laboratory (Pune), Field Research Laboratory (Leh), Gas
    Turbine Research Establishment (Bangalore), Institute of Armament
    Technology (Pune), Institute of Nuclear Medicine and Allied Sciences
    (Delhi), Institute for Systems Studies and Analyses (Delhi),
    Instruments
    Research and Development Establishment (Dehra Dun).

    Naval Chemical and Metallurgical Laboratory (Mumbai), Naval Science
    and Technological Laboratory (Vishakapatnam), Proof and Experimental
    Establishment (Chandipore), Research and Development Establishment
    (Pune), Scientific Analysis Group (New Delhi), Solid State Physics
    Laboratory (Delhi), Terminal Ballistics Research Laboratory
    (Chandigarh),
    Vehicles Research and Development Establishment (Ahmednagar).

    Department of Atomic Energy, Including but limited to:

    All Nuclear-Fuel Cycle Facilities (Regardless of operational
    status),
    Atomic Energy Regulatory Board, Atomic Minerals Division
    (Hyderabad),
    Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (Trombay, includes all
    laboratories and
    facilities associtated with BARC, Bhubaneswar Institute of Physics
    (Orissa), Board of Radiation and Isotope Technology (Mumbai),
    includes
    all associated laboratories), Centre for Advanced Technology
    (Indore),
    Construction and Services Group (Mumbai), Directorate of Estate
    Management (Mumbai), Directorate of Purchase and Stores (Mumbai),
    Electronics Corporation of India, Ltd., Heavy Water Board
    (includes all
    production facilities).

    Indian Rare Earths, Ltd., Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research
    (Kalpakkam, includes all facilities), National Centre for
    Compositional
    Characteristics of Materials, Nuclear Fuel Complex (Hyderabad,
    includes
    all plants and facilities), Nuclear Power Corporation of India, Ltd.
    (includes all atomic power stations, regardless of operational
    status), Rare
    Minerals Plant (Mysore), Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics
    (Calcutta),
    Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (Mumbai), Tata Memorial
    Centre
    (Mumbai), Uranium Corporation of India. Ltd., Variable Energy
    Cyclotorn
    Centre (Calcutta).Department of Space: Indian Space Research
    Organisation.




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  • Date: Tue, 28 Jul 1998 11:17:36 +0900
    From: "Kalyan Kumar Janakiraman"
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    Subject: INDONET & KISHAN
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    For those who have no idea of INDONET, I include the welcome message we
    send to prospective members. INDONET is for the welfare of Researchers
    in Tsukuba area. I am contributing one service -- which is providing the

    network service. Other members have contributed/are contributing in
    various ways.

    For sometime (8 months@!), I have been trying to link KISHAN with
    INDONET. I have requested KISHAN to include the e-mail id
    "indonet@kk.tkb.n-koei.co.jp" in there mailing list. I want Tsukuba
    members to benefit from good mails of the KISHAN. If u consider this
    request seriously, I and many memebers of INDONET will be happy.

    I appreicate KISHAN activities. However it has to become more focused on

    serving Univ.Students/staffs of Tokyo instead of trying to influence
    every walk of Kanto people.

    BTW, please remove my home e-mail address from KISHAN
    (pp2k-kmr@asahi-net.or.jp), which I never asked u to register in the
    first place.

    Regards Kumar
    KALYAN KUMAR J.
    Consulting Engineers, Nippon Koei Co Ltd.JAPAN
    E-mail:a4379@n-koei.co.jp; pp2k-kmr@asahi-net.or.jp
    ---------------------------------------------------
    Welcome to INDONET Mailing-list. This mailing-list was created to
    provide a more convenient mailing system for the information exchange
    among Indian/Asian Origin Researchers living in Tsukuba. I think we can
    use it to exchange information and help ourselves to benefit culturally,

    professionally and socially while living in Tsukuba.

    You can subscribe to INDONET by sending a message "subscribe" (without
    quotas and write it in the body) to
    . Similarly, you can unsubscribe by

    sending "unsubscribe". Subscribed users can post e-mails to
    , which will
    automatically be received by all members of the list.

    KALYAN KUMAR J.
    Consulting Engineers, Nippon Koei Co Ltd.JAPAN
    E-mail:a4379@n-koei.co.jp; pp2k-kmr@asahi-net.or.j