[nukkad] suggestion

[Mario Silveira <silveirm@octonline.com>]

Hi Mr. Menon!
  

        I don't live in India so I could'nt do anything for it there, but
some ways to make India a better place is to CLEAN IT UP!  My dad recently
went to India and he said that it was sooooo filthy-this makes me upset
because India is my homeland and I don't want it to got to waste.  This is
just a minor suggestion.  At my highschool we have an environmentalist club.
I think that if India's schools have these type of programs, not only in
schools but at offices and socials, the people would learn more about the
harm that pollution is doing to their country and they would be alittle more
sensitive to their home-India.  They could pick up garbage at a park or on
the street or clean a local lake with certain machinery and equipment. Be a
part of it.  They could plant more trees and do some gardening to make the
school look more attractive.  In each of the grades, classes we have
recycling bins for paper and aluminum (pop) cans and garbage bins.  I don't
know if India has these things but these are just some ways to make the
world a better place.  Also for publicity of this campaign you couuld
advertise on t.v or the radoi, newspapers, internet, e-mail, phone, posters
and by MOUTH!!!  So please try and make a difference!  Remember recycle,
reuse reduce!



Alison
  


PS:  It's fellow countrypeople.





At 12:01 AM 10/1/97 -0400, you wrote:
>I Completely Agree. It has indeed made me proud of the acheivement of 
>country. I pray that India endevaours several other such successful 
>missions and change the face of country and world again..
>
>JAI HIND
>
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>> From: Menon, Sunil <smenon@umi.com>
>> To: 'nukkad-list@mumbai-central.com'
>> Subject: [nukkad] Clap ..Clap ...Clap....
>> Date: Tuesday, September 30, 1997 9:53 AM
>> 
>> Fellow country men:
>> 
>> This news has made me happy and proud abt my country....:)
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>> On a sunny Monday morning, India demonstrated to the world 
>> its capacity to launch 1,200-kg-class satellites with the successful 
>> blast-off of the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle-C1. 
>> 
>> The 44.4-metre-tall vehicle, weighing 294 tonnes, blasted off 
>> at 1017 hours, three minutes before the appointed time, 
>> from Sriharikota . 
>> 
>> The successful mission ended the Indian Space Research 
>> Organisation's dependence on Russia and the European 
>> Space Agency's vehicles to launch the IRS satellites. 
>> (Redifindia.com)
>> http://www.redifindia.com/news/sep/29pslv.htm
>> 
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>> 
>> 
>> Forget abt differences and wasted discussions ....
>> 
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>> The Questions is : WHAT CAN YOU DO FOR THE COUNTRY TODAY ?
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>> 
>> Lets do something in our own ways....
>> 
>> Your thoughts and ideas are welcome..
>> 
>> Lets be united and clap hands for our country's success.... 
>> 
>> ps: thanks to  redifindia too..
>> 
>> 
>> 
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