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| 13th April 2009 Sapun Jyoti Baruah | - From: Tea Total - A journey through Assam's Green Gold mines Hi Sujata, it is really excellent.De facto is that I was also in Tea just for a couple of years as chota sahib.Though i left i still remember those days specially the club nights. |
| 13th March 2009 Manishikha | Inspiring - From: Tea Total - A journey through Assam's Green Gold mines Ji - I read through your Blog on the tea estate today...I have pretty much been a city bred girl...always love the chaos, dirt & grime...however as I read your experience & narration everything around me comes to life...sitting in Trinidad with lush green mountains ahead ....british colonial architecture all around...the chirping of the most unusual birds sitting on the verandah...the unending silence & isolation & the lazy afternoons with tea...I am fortunate I am able to live a small part of your unique growing up years. |
| 12th February 2009 Binitha | - From: Tea Total - A journey through Assam's Green Gold mines Awesome article... enjoyed reading it 'n loved all the little little details!! |
| 11th February 2009 Nupur Barua | Nostalgic - From: Tea Total - A journey through Assam's Green Gold mines Thank you for this blog, Sujata. Reminds me of my days in Doom Dooma. Especially the long trips to school (Digboi), and the stuff about the cows! What an enchanted childhood we had! |
| 10th January 2009 santosh dev | - From: Tea Total - A journey through Assam's Green Gold mines hi sujata, i find this to be a creative portryal of one's experience of the majestic tea life. |
| 5th August 2008 Judith Hazarika | - From: Tea Total - A journey through Assam's Green Gold mines Sujata ... first of all how have you been .... .... babe this Blog is just gr8 not only does it bring back fond memories now i have something to tell my friends/peers and passengers to look up to understand where i'm from ... coz unfortunately a lot of ppl have not heard of Assam let alone know of it's rich's... Amazing |
| 8th April 2008 Manobina | - From: Tea Total - A journey through Assam's Green Gold mines Your blog has brought back memories of days I spent as a young girl in Dibrugarh in the 1950's ---when all of the N.East was called Assam, except for the States of Tripura and Manipur. Thank you |
| 6th February 2008 shahwar hussain | Nice blog!! - From: Tea Total - A journey through Assam's Green Gold mines Hi Sujata, Thats a nice blog. Its about time people in the rest of India realised that the NE is not about gun totting terrorists and extremists. Blogs like yours go a long way into addressing these misconceptions. Am planing a TV series on the NE starting from March / April 2008 aimed at removing these misconceptions. Cheers Shahwar Hussain |
| 31st January 2008 arun negi | - From: season's greetings i so much agree that the touristy time is the worst time one can think of a trip. we guys went in march and since it has freshly snowed it classified as one..lickily we stayed at fagu to be far away from the maddening crowds...but then a visit to kufri was such a bummer....if you had the time you could have visited kinnaur(incidentally my home distt) which is like a days journey. Again a nice blog... maybe you cld look into my blog as well http://picto-blog.blogspot.com/ |
| 31st January 2008 arun negi | - From: of mountains and men a very well written travel blog..impresssive style.while reading i went into a flashback of same trip that i took about 12-13 years back. i remember jaswantgarh very fondly and how one is supposed to stop and pay tribute....in the mountains there is always room for such beliefs and even the most straight thinking people succumb to it...one of my dad friends who didnt stop by had the tyres of his jeep punctured. |
| 20th November 2007 bordo | - From: Tea Total - A journey through Assam's Green Gold mines am glad! You must experience Assam if you are in the NE. All the best! |
| 15th November 2007 jimguru | A good promo! - From: Tea Total - A journey through Assam's Green Gold mines Sujata...I must confess my original plan when in the NorthEast, in early 2008, was to spend most time in states other than Assam...reading this post encourages me to spend some time exploring the tea plantations - though I grow and drink coffee. Interesting blog! |
| 10th March 2007 Marc-Olivier Parlatano | - From: of mountains and men Interesting and quite rare to read about travel thru Arunachal Pradesh; in my country almost no-one knows about Arunachal Pradesh. I've never been there. I am Swiss; I published several articles about North East India in the daily paper "Le Courrier", an independent media printed in Geneva. Some articles are on www.lecourrier.ch, under "Archives", "tous les articles": 2006, April 13, March 8, February 11. And Arunachal Pradesh is as well the place of Brahmaputra canyon isn't it ? |
| 20th December 2006 Meerta | Go travel - From: of mountains and men Abhishek, how can you imagine writing a book that is set in a place that you have never visited. Be a true writer and travel a bit. Arunachal is amazing...so beautiful and full of history. Be a little truer to your writing |
| 18th July 2005 Abhishek Pandit | bingo - From: of mountains and men That was a wonderful travelogue, partner. You took me right up to the peaks and back, right here on my chair! I loved the way you decsribed the majesty of the mountains. I'll try the best I can to incorporate it in my next novel, that's set in this region. Since I've not been there myself, this sure as ever has been an eye-opener. Good job and keeo it up!:) |
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