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Bhopal Demonstration in front of India embassy in Washington DC on March 24th, 2006
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Bhopal demonstration in front of Indian embassy in Washington DC

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Narmada Power: Displaced people, an easy target.
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The Sardar Sarovar dam reached 110.64 mts in July 2004. Designed to generate 1450 MW of power at its full design height of 138.6 mts, the dam was 80% complete and had the capacity to generate 1000 MW. However since then, the dam has only generated 2162 MU of electricity corresponding to an average power of just 150 MW in the 20 months from July 2004 to February 28, 2006. While the dam was hurried to 110.64 mts without rehabilitating the displaced people, the power houses were not completed, just as the irrigation canals lie incomplete and Kutch still awaits its irrigation water. The Supreme Court on March 15, 2005 in fact found that the rehabilitation was severely lagging while the dam was taken to 110.64 mts and ordered that further construction cannot be done until rehabilitation is achieved. Today with 35,000 families not rehabilitated, the dam is being further pushed ahead, blaming thesame people who are sacrificing for our country's development for the delay in power. In fact one needs to investigate why the SSP dam that ought to have generated 1000 MW at 110.64 mts averaged only 150 MW -- in some months such as January and February 2006, it generated over 450 MW showing that it was possible to generate much more power at the same height.

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Prof. Ravishankar Arunachalam as new AID JeevanSaathi
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pic AID is proud to announce a new Jeevansaathi! Prof. Ravishankar Arunachalam has been elected by AID Austin, AID Pittsburgh and AID Maryland to join the ranks of Ravi, Balaji and Aravinda.

Ravishankar is well known to a number of AIDers – he has been an active volunteer with the Pittsburgh and Austin chapters and a member of the AID Executive Board. For the last 2 years, he has served as the Joint Secretary of AID India and has coordinated the secondary education and equitech programs of AID Tamilnadu. During the past year, he has worked tirelessly on Tsunami relief and rehabilitation programs. In light of his strong commitment and involvement with this work, he has resigned his position at IIT-Chennai and now works full-time with AID. 

 
*We are suffering the agony of displacement, may you not have to endure it
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*We are suffering the agony of displacement, may you not have to endure it.

Translation of article “visthapan ka dard humlog zhel rahe hai, aap mat zheliyay” by Dayamani Barla in Prabhat Khabar dated Nov 2, 2005))

Status of the People displaced by the Swarnrekha Project.

“We know what the agony of displacement is. We are bearing it. You should not have to bear it. One’s birthplace is more loved than any God’s temple. Even today we dream about our devastated village. The scenes of that forest, those hills, the river and streams, that pond are always in our eyes. Here we have neither trees nor rivers or ponds. Here there are no farms and fields, and no cows and goats.
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Indian Ballet

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