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Grameen vs Bangladesh
The pedestal Mohammed Yunis sits on while Sheikh Hasina is being ostracized abroad needs to be re-examined.
Jagdish Bhagwati
Jagdish Bhagwati is university professor of economics and law at Columbia University.
Published On 30 Mar 201130 Mar 2011
Although often referred to as the founder of microcredit, in fact the concept of microcredit in India predated the creation of the Grameen Bank by 2 years [AP]
The feud in Bangladesh between prime minister Sheikh Hasina and Mohammed Yunus, the founder of the microloan-making Grameen Bank and a winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, is being portrayed as a modern-day replay of the famous battle between the wicked Kauravas and the virtuous Pandavas in the Indian epic, the Mahabharata.
The suggestion is that a vindictive prime minister is playing politics in punishing the saintly Yunus, the man who pioneered microfinance, for having threatened to enter politics.
Sheikh Hasina is even being compared to Russia's Vladimir Putin in his campaign against the oligarch Mikhail Khodorkovsky.
But the Grameen case is more complicated, and carries a moral contrary to what Yunus's well-managed public-relations campaign suggests.
First, Sheikh Hasina is no ordinary politician. She is the daughter of the first president of Bangladesh, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, a charismatic leader often described as the Father of the Nation, who was assassinated in August 1975 by the army.
Hasina won office in 2009 after a landslide victory in an election that was free from fraud. She is also one of the few women to have gained the premiership not by inheriting it, but in her own right, long after her parents and some of her siblings were murdered.
Sheikh Hasina escaped the massacre of her family only because she was in Germany at the time. Over many years, she patiently worked her way back into, and to the top of, Bangladeshi politics.
Moreover, Sheikh Hasina has gained political power at the polls in an Islamic country, which is no mean feat for a woman.
By getting the US to side with Yunus against the Bangladeshi prime minister, secretary of state Hillary Clinton seems guilty of arrogantly intervening in the domestic affairs of a friendly, democratic government – in direct contradiction of president Barack Obama's preferred modus operandi.
Second, many of those now discounting Sheikh Hasina's credentials are guilty of inflating those of Yunus. Consider the frequent refrain that Yunus is the "pioneer" of the microfinance movement.
In fact, the true pioneer of microfinance is a remarkable woman from Ahmedabad, India (where Mahatma Gandhi had his ashram), Ela Bhatt, a follower of Gandhi who established SEWA (Self-Employed Women's Association) as a bank in April 1974, two years before Yunus founded his Grameen Bank Project in Jobra, Bangladesh.
Throughout its existence, SEWA has been regulated by India's central bank, the Reserve Bank of India, staying strictly within the law and seeking no special dispensations.
Unlike the Grameen Bank, it has received no foreign money (such as the grant of $100 million from Norway, the handling of which led to the initial charges of malfeasance against Yunus), and it has distributed dividends of 9-12% annually each year since its founding.
Yunus is suspected of covering up losses at Grameen with huge sums of money from abroad, whereas SEWA has demonstrated that poor, self-employed women can own and run a financial body in a self-sustained fashion without external largess.
Third, many Bangladeshis, jealous of the independence they secured in the crucible of the Pakistani army's genocide in East Pakistan 40 years ago, resent the vast influx of foreign money, which has turned Grameen and Yunus almost into a rival to the democratically elected government, a phenomenon that no government would tolerate.
Indeed, Clinton's intervention in the feud between Yunus and the Sheikh Hasina highlights the danger of foreign influence in Bangladesh's internal affairs.
Finally, there is the issue of microfinance itself. Microlending is certainly a useful supplement to tested anti-poverty policy instruments – and one that pays an extra dividend insofar as it aids women.
But the fact is that India's massive economic reforms, which began in earnest in 1991, have had a far greater impact on poverty, and indeed on the incomes of several disadvantaged groups, including women. This has been amply documented by recent empirical studies, which have shown that earlier assertions to the contrary were wrong.
By contrast, Bangladesh has not experienced anything like India's acceleration in economic growth. As Sheikh Hasina has seemed to appreciate since returning to office two years ago, Bangladesh has for decades been handicapped by doctrines that undermine growth.
Unfortunately, Bangladesh's most influential economists, and hence the country's policies, remain mired in the growth-killing socialist economics that they learned at Cambridge and the London School of Economics a half-century ago.
Ela Bhatt's SEWA adds to the huge benefits to the poor and underprivileged that a reformed macroeconomic policy framework has brought to India.
By contrast, Yunus's Grameen Bank puts at best a microeconomic finger in the leaky dyke of Bangladesh's largely unreformed macroeconomic policies.
Can we hope that the Grameen affair will be a prelude to the fight for the liberal reforms that will transform the Bangladeshi economy?
Jagdish Bhagwati is University Professor of Economics and Law at Columbia University and Senior Fellow in International Economics at the Council on Foreign Relations.
This article first appeared on Project Syndicate.
The views expressed in this article are the author's own and do not necessarily reflect Al Jazeera's editorial policy.


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Nov 30 (Reuters) - Manchester United's Alexis Sanchez will not play again this year and faces a long spell on the sidelines after sustaining a serious hamstring injury in training, manager Jose Mourinho said on Friday.
The Chile forward has not had a scan to determine the full extent of the damage, but Mourinho described the problem as an "aggressive muscular injury" that left the 29-year-old screaming in pain.
"No scans yet. But the player is experienced, the player knows what the injury is," Mourinho told a news conference ahead of his team's trip to face Southampton in the Premier League on Saturday.
"Also, from the top of my experience, just the painful scream and the way the injury happened, I know it's going to be for a long time."
Mourinho said Sanchez's injury was more severe than the hamstring problem sustained by centre back Victor Lindelof against Crystal Palace on Saturday, which is expected to keep the Sweden international out of action until Christmas.
"It's not the little muscular injury that in one week or 10 days the player is ready, for me and also for Alexis, the feeling before the scans is that the grade is different than the (Victor) Lindelof one and the Lindelof one was not an easy one.
"I think Alexis has what I used to call an aggressive muscular injury... I don't want to risk by saying for how long he will be out but from my experience I would say he will not play this year."
Sanchez has struggled at United this season, scoring one goal in 12 appearances in all competitions so far.
He last started in their Champions League victory at Juventus on Nov. 7 and came off the bench in subsequent league games against Manchester City and Crystal Palace before being dropped from the squad for Tuesday's Champions League win over Young Boys.
United are seventh in the Premier League with 21 points from 13 games ahead of the trip to Southampton's St Mary's Stadium and Mourinho says his side need more consistency if they are to close the gap to the top four.
"We want to improve our position in the table, we want to close the gap to the top four, we want to be smelling these positions, if not there then just behind then just smelling for the second part of the season," he added. (Reporting by Simon Jennings in Bengaluru Editing by Toby Davis)


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Records of complaint of sexual harassment sought under RTI
The applicant sought for the information pertaining to complaints of sexual harassment received, not registered/not investigated from the Life Insurance Corporation (LIC). The Public Information Officer (PIO) supplied point wise information which failed to satisfy the applicant.
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The PIO stated that there was no record held by them pertaining to cases that were not registered or not investigated. The Central Information Commission (CIC) noted that cases of sexual harassment were monitored on monthly basis at Head Office and directed the PIO to provide the details only in terms of numbers to the appellant for the period 2008 – 2011.
Citation: Mrs. Satyabhama Mohapatra v. LIC of India in Appeal No. CIC/DS/A/2011/002694
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Microsoft Word U.S. Champion Dominique Howard Earns Spot to Compete in Microsoft Office Specialist World Championship
Microsoft Office World Championship contestant Dominique Howard. (Photo: Certiport)
This Microsoft Word master is taking on the world. Harlemite Dominique Howard will put her software-savvy skills to the test this weekend when she competes for the coveted Microsoft Office Specialist World Championship title against some 30 international computer geeks.
"There's no way that I can't be excited," said the 21-year-old JPMorgan Chase receptionist, who uses Word and Excel regularly at work. "They're all good feelings. They're overwhelming, but they're good feelings."
Howard proved she could do more than copy and paste in June when she won the U.S. championship as a Microsoft Word 2007 wizard.
She reformatted documents with speed and precision, tracked changes, encrypted and mail-merged like a pro. It landed her a ticket to Anaheim, Calif., for the July 27-30 event, where she'll vie against finalists from more than 30 countries for $5,000. "A lot of people know the basics," said Howard, who received a perfect score on a Microsoft Word certification test last summer. "There's a secret developer tab that helps in design mode," she added. "There's macros, which is a whole bunch of fun."
The Empire State College business student also had a perfect score on Excel 2007. But she could only enter the playoffs with one Microsoft specialty. The Comic-Con fan and self-confessed "biggest nerd" said mastering the program was another dorky thing she wanted to do.
"I watch 'Star Trek', the animated series, to fall asleep just about every night," she said. "I'm not embarrassed. It's one more nerdy thing to tack on for me."
Her father, Don Newkirk, said: "She's almost an underachiever, she's so smart. She could take over the world, that girl."
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The developer has completed all of the project's compulsory paperwork and pre-conditioned site assessments to a satisfactory level and looks forward to the construction phase of its first project, it said in a press release today.
A main contractor for the project has also been appointed for the project and will be officially announced later this month, said Golden Land chief operating officer Ng Heng Phai in the release.
"We are very happy with our selection, and we look forward to announcing it soon," he added.
Golden Gateway is a medium industrial development worth RM155 million located on a 21-acre freehold site in Batu Kawan, Penang and is close to the Penang Second Bridge.
Targeted to be fully completed by November 2019, the development consists of 52 units of semi-dee industrial factories and two units of detached industrial factories.
Golden Gateway's units function to supply, store, show and sell, aimed at modernised industrial operators,support services and online retail services.
It was officially launched in March this year.
Ng said Golden Gateway's aim of appealing to a broad base of businesses was intuitive as Golden Land is mindful of the evolving landscape of the area and it understands that rapid modernisation is paving the way for fresh business and commercial opportunities.
"In line with this, we believe Golden Gateway will be an important and timely addition to the vicinity, and so we are eager to move forward with this project in a way that satisfies our own vision and dedication to quality, as well as the aspirations of those who will soon make this their preferred business address," he added.


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Subject: The HIV and the AIDS Virus and fears
Written By: Banks on 01/28/06 at 1:20 am
Im not sure if this is in the right place for this topic, and it is a serious topic...But anyway...
Does anyone here remember the fears that came with the AIDS virus and HIV?
I remember one of the myths that was huge around here at the time was that you could catch the disease from simply walking where an infected person had stood. My logic back then was that, if that were the case (and most of us didnt know any better) then you could catch the disease even if you wore shoes because it could travel onto your shoes and then youd catch it.
I also remember a lot of people were blaming the gay community for the disease.
Does anyone else remember this time and the fears and myths that came when news of the disease was first released?
Looking back now it seems so stupid and naive to believe a lot of the trash that was spread about the disease, but then, the fear of the disease was so thick that you could almost smell it.
I am wondering, also, do you think this had any baring on popular culture back in the 80's, and if so, did it change the way we live at all? Did it get into popular music (as in did people sing about it) were there many movies made about it?
I am asking because I really cant remember any changes occuring in popular (I_am_a_loser_who_has_no_respect_for_women)ure in the early to mid 1980's duue to AIDS, but then, maybe things did change because of it and I just didnt realise.
I know its a serious question to a serious topic, but it is directly related to popular culture of the 80's.
Subject: Re: The HIV and the AIDS Virus and fears
Written By: Tanya1976 on 01/28/06 at 1:35 am
It was an extremely paranoid time, where people were distrusting and judging many without any substantial evidence. It was a truly scary time.
Written By: whistledog on 01/28/06 at 1:41 am
It was truly a scary time
I remember when The Hogan Family did an episode about it where David's best friend Rich succumbed to the disease. At the end of the episode when David was giving his speech at the funeral ... It was quite emotional :\'(
Written By: gmann on 01/28/06 at 11:55 am
I'd say AIDS scared people in the 80s as much as the threat of the Cold War getting "hot". The possibility of "catching" a new disease that could kill you in short order created a paranoia among the public, especially in the days before widespread efforts to educate how HIV was and was not spread. It's odd now to watch news coverage of the Ryan White saga and listen to people talk about White like he was a leper. We've come a long way since then.
I remember my middle school health classes having special sessions on AIDS during this time. It was a heavy topic for kids like us to digest when our biggest concern at that time probably involved our Nintendo systems.


Apple will soon be adapting one of the latest technology in the world, the Augmented Reality. But, what is Augmented Reality?
Augmented Reality is a technology wherein a person can see a live view of a physical environment and visualize it in a different perspective as if it is appearing in a real world environment.
Apple's CEO, Tim Cook, announced that they are continuously investing money with Augmented Reality. The company strongly believes that AR would be an excellent project that could give a lot of benefits to both company and its customers. That's why they are willing to spend a lot of time and money on it. Their main goal here is to assure that all their products will function well on apps that are AR-operated like Pokemon Go.
There are speculations before that Apple has formed a secret research team that completed a research on both Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality. The research team aimed to learn more on their backgrounds to distinguish which one is better for the company in the long run. After an extensive research with both of the latest technology, Apple turned out to be attracted with the idea of Augmented Reality.
Apple acquired several companies that are offering Augmented Reality as one of its services. Metaio, Faceshift and Flyby Media are the companies that could help Apple develop Augmented Reality on their products. However, Apple keeps it confidential on how they will integrate Augmented Reality with their products.
Patel, N. (2016, July 26). Apple is investing in augmented reality, says Tim Cook. The Verge. Retrieved from http://www.theverge.com/2016/7/26/12290920/apple-augmented-reality-ar-tim-cook.
Clover, J. (2016, July 26). Apple CEO Tim Cook on Augmented Reality: 'We Continue to Invest a Lot in This'. Macrumors. Retrieved from http://www.macrumors.com/2016/07/26/apple-investing-in-augmented-reality/.


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CALGARY, Alberta (AP) - Rasmus Andersson had a goal and two assists to lead the Calgary Flames to a 6-3 victory over the Tampa Bay Lightning on Saturday.
Nazem Kadri, Tyler Toffoli, Dillon Dube, Jonathan Huberdeau and Blake Coleman also scored for Calgary (22-16-9).
Steven Stamkos, Vladislav Namestikov and Anthony Cirelli scored for Tampa Bay (29-15-1), which dropped both games in Alberta to finish 3-2-0 on longest trip of the season.
Dan Vladar got the start for Calgary and finished with 21 saves to improve to 8-0-3 in his last 11 appearances. His last regulation loss was Nov. 26, and he is 9-4-4 this season.
Tampa Bay's Andrei Vasilevskiy stopped 35 shots and slipped to 20-12-1 on the season.
Down 2-1 in the second period, Tampa Bay got goals 48 seconds apart from Stamkos and Namestikov to take a short-lived lead.
Just over a minute later, Calgary tied it when Toffoli's wraparound went in off Lightning defenseman Victor Hedman's skate.
Five minutes later Calgary, went ahead 3-2 when Andersson's slap shot from the point deflected off Hedman in front and past Vasilevskiy.
Calgary moved out to a 4-2 lead 7:40 into the third when Dube burst down the left wing and scored.
The Lightning cut the deficit to 4-3 on Cirelli's goal with the goalie pulled at 15:58. But the Flames cemented the victory scoring twice into an empty net.
The Flames led 1-0 after 20 minutes when Kadri scored his team-leading 18th on a power play.
Less than a minute later, the Flames went back on the power play, a full two-minute, two-man advantage after Zach Bogosian took a roughing penalty in a post-whistle scrum after Nikita Kucherov had already been called for tripping.
Calgary had plenty of chances for a two-goal lead but the Flames failed to convert. The Lightning tied it at 10:20 of the second.
Noah Hanifin's turnover went to Stamkos at the faceoff circle and he scored on a slap shot under the crossbar. That extended Stamkos' point streak to eight games (six goals, six assists).
On an innocent-looking play, the Lightning surged ahead when Vladar tried to poke the puck away in front. Instead, it hit Namestnikov's skate and went into the net. It was reviewed for a distinct kicking motion, but the goal was allowed.
The Lightning lost Pat Maroon to an injury in the third when he was involved in a collision in front of the Flames net. He went off the ice appearing to be favor his arm.
PELLETIER DEBUT
After sitting for six games as a healthy scratch since being called up two weeks ago from the AHL, Flames 2019 first-round pick Jakob Pelletier made his NHL debut, playing left wing on a line with Trevor Lewis at center and rookie Walker Duehr on right wing. He finished with one shot in his 6:35 of ice time.
Tampa Bay entered action with the league's second-ranked power play. After going 0 for 6, the Lightning have been blanked in four games, doing 0 for 11 in the span.
Lightning: Open up a three-game homestand Tuesday against the Minnesota Wild.
Flames: Host former Flame Johnny Gaudreau and the Columbus Blue Jackets on Monday.
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March 08, 2019Updated Mar 18, 2019 12:00 AM
Karen Weintraub
Brunel Etienne receives a blood transfusion at the Kraft Blood Donor Center in Boston. (Robin Lubbock/WBUR)
Lying propped up in a hospital bed and clutching a New England Patriots cap, Brunel Etienne Jr.'s face lights up when he remembers last month's Super Bowl.
He screamed himself hoarse in Atlanta, Etienne says, as a nurse fusses over him and a machine slowly replaces his misshapen blood cells with someone else's healthy ones. Patriots safety Devin McCourty had surprised him with free tickets.
Brunel Etienne receives a blood transfusion under the supervison of nurse Mariellen Rozen at the Kraft Blood Donor Center in Boston. (Robin Lubbock/WBUR)
"I was so happy. I was like in shock," says Etienne, 26, who met McCourty several years ago at the hospital.
For Etienne, looking back is easier right now than looking ahead. The substitute cafeteria worker from Brockton will spend the next three weeks or so in an isolation room as chemotherapy destroys his blood cells.
If all works according to plan, that misery will be justified by the results: a cure for the sickle cell disease that triggered a stroke when he was a toddler and left him needing these monthly blood transfusions ever since.
"I'm tired of it," he says.
Etienne volunteered for an innovative gene therapy trial at Dana-Farber/Boston Children's Hospital aimed at combating sickle cell. If it succeeds, he won't need any more treatments and won't suffer any more sickle cell symptoms, like the exhaustion that sometimes makes it hard for him to live a normal life.
"When I was first introduced to the trial, I honestly jumped at the chance for it," he says. "Even if it doesn't work, the research they have from me… [could help] kids who have the same disease."
Sickle cell disease affects an estimated 100,000 Americans, many of them African-American, and millions more worldwide. It comes from a mutated gene that patients inherit from both their mother and father.
Instead of having all round, flexible red blood cells, sickle cell patients make pointy, rigid ones. These can get stuck in tiny capillaries and blood vessels, depriving parts of the body of oxygen and triggering symptoms – which can include pain, strokes, organ failure and even early death.
The disease can be cured with a bone marrow transplant , but the donor has to be a good match or the patient's body will reject the new blood. Most patients, including Etienne, don't have family members who are good match.
The new approach uses gene therapy to provide the same benefits as a bone marrow transplant, without the risk of rejection – because the patient gets back their own blood, says David Williams, chief scientific officer of Boston Children's, who is leading the trial.
A Therapy More Than A Decade In The Making
It's long been known that a fetus and newborn produce a different kind of red blood cell than an older child. Even newborns with the sickle cell gene make healthy blood cells, thanks to fetal hemoglobin, which allows a fetus to get enough oxygen from its mother's blood. But the body usually stops making it a few months after birth.
About a dozen years ago, researchers at Dana-Farber/Boston Children's identified the gene that controls the manufacturing of fetal hemoglobin, called BCL11A. If they could just keep this gene from shutting off production of fetal hemoglobin, they reasoned, they could prevent most or all of the symptoms of sickle cell.
"There was a lot of skepticism about whether this would work," says Vijay Sankaran, a member of the pediatric hematology and oncology team at Dana-Farber/Boston Children's, who was involved in the gene discovery.
"For me, it's given an important lesson, which is: when you have an interesting finding, stick with it, try to push it forward and really focus on what the basic science can teach us," Sankaran says.
The tricky part was figuring out how to make the genetic fix to every red blood cell, and not to other cells where it might cause side effects, Williams says.
Through years of experimentation, the researchers learned how to infect the right cells with a virus that inserts the genetic fix. Once the cells are edited, they can be infused back into the body of a patient whose own red blood cells have been killed with chemotherapy. Then, they should start making enough fetal hemoglobin to prevent problems from sickle cell.
The First Patient
Manny Johnson volunteered to become the first person ever to receive this approach to gene therapy for sickle cell.
He says he opted into the experimental trial because he has a 7-year-old brother who also has the disease. And though he's generally healthy, like Etienne, he was sick of the transfusions he's needed since he had a massive stroke at age 4.
"I kept telling myself, I have the least amount of problems with sickle cell, so I feel like I was more than well enough physically and mentally to do it. So, I was like: I should just go for it," says Johnson, 21. "I did it for my little brother first, me second and then people – you know, the rest of the world."
Johnson says he didn't get bored during his month of isolation in the hospital. He just played a lot of video games.
But the chemotherapy was tough.
"Not sleeping, not drinking, losing your hair, skin – you know, everything," he says. "But it was all temporary. That's why I was okay with it."
That was last May. Since getting his gene-edited blood, Johnson has had no symptoms from sickle cell. He hasn't needed any transfusions. And his blood, Williams says, looks nearly normal.
Johnson was in Williams' office late last year when he saw pictures of his own blood for the first time.
"That's my stuff?" Johnson asked.
"That's your blood. From many years ago," Williams responded, pointing out the sickle-shaped cells that dot the slide. Then he gestured toward a second image from after Johnson's gene treatment. "There's no sickle cells we can find," Williams said.
Manny Johnson's blood images. The left image shows how some of his red blood cells were "sickled." On the right is a more recent picture, after his gene therapy. All his red blood cells look round and healthy.
Sickle cell disease is very expensive to treat. One study estimated it at nearly $1 million across a lifetime, plus another $700,000 in lost income for each patient. Although the one-time gene therapy doesn't have a price tag yet, if approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration it's expected to be extremely costly – perhaps akin to cancer therapies, intended as cures, that top a half million dollars. But Williams says gene therapy for sickle cell could justify a high cost, if it means the end of future medical expenses, not to mention the pain and suffering of the disease. He hopes that eventually an inexpensive pill will be able to yield the same relief.
Williams will continue to follow Johnson's health, but he says the results so far are encouraging. He's looking to repeat Johnson's success with other patients. "We want to prove that it is not just him, that it's in every patient and we want to prove it's durable," Williams says.
That's why Etienne, patient number 3 in the trial, is heading into the hospital this weekend.
But instead of thinking about the treatment he's about to receive, Etienne is still thinking about the Super Bowl – and his new goal of going back next year. Hopefully by then, he won't have to worry about running out of energy, or rushing back to Boston to get another blood transfusion.
"We're putting money away little by little," Etienne says of himself and his mom, who went with him to Atlanta. "Next one's going to be in Florida."
This post has been updated.
This segment aired on March 8, 2019.
Karen Weintraub Contributor, CommonHealth
Karen Weintraub spent 20 years in newsrooms before becoming a freelance writer. She's a contributor to WBUR's CommonHealth.


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As Anne teaches under the auspices of the Royal College of Organists you will need to complete a Lesson Application form. You can find one here https://www.rco.org.uk/education_find_teacher.php#find_a_teacherPlease mention on the form that you wish for a lesson with Anne Marsden Thomas. Anne will respond by email.
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Assam Times
Politics on Assam Accord
By Daya Nath Singh | Monday, Oct 17, 2016 (12:10 pm)
There is a generation gap between the signing of Assam Accord on the Independence Day 1985 and the present generation has to face new challenges to compete with the world class people in all spheres of development. The young people are confused over the airing of old issues which have lasted for long 31 years in absence of any solution. The issues pertaining to the Accord have become irrelevant under the present circumstances. The Assam Accord issue is still haunting and confusing the present generation due to absence of a clear picture. The fate of the Accord is not known to the people in general. A few politicians and intellectuals are trying to raise the issues of the accord from time to time.
We have to go back in the history of agitation against the foreign nationals in the state which started long back in the year 1979. The All Assam Students Union (AASU) led the movement on the ground that a large number of foreign nationals' name appeared in the voter lists and the government formed on foreigners votes was ' illegal'.. It was alleged that several thousand foreigners name appeared in the voter lists of Drrang district alone. The agitation continued for long six years which affected state badly crippling the education, trade and affecting all sections of the people in the state. However, the signing of Accord between the movement leaders and the Assam state government in presence of erstwhile Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi brought a hope that the peace would return in the state.
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Now, power had gone to the Congress Party. The Congress Party rule passed its term of five years till 1996 as a 'damage control measures' blaming the earlier government of non-performance. The electorate of the state gave another chance to AGP which could not form the government of itself without the help of Left parties. The issues relating to Assam Accord were kept aside. The Congress Party rule under the dynamic leadership of former Chief Minister, Tarun Gogoi, for consecutive three terms from the year 2001 to mid- 2016 resulted in large number of corruptions and division in the party. Gogoi was confident of winning the race again but lost to BJP -AGP and BPF alliance. The Assam Accord is now getting partially a shape, but the hue and cry throughout the state continues. It is time to go ahead with future plans in the interest of development of employment opportunities for the new generation instead of repeating the history.
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All said and done the Students agitated, signed the accord, formed a political party, won the elections and so on and so on. But what will happen an act of the Parliament called Immigrants (Expulsion from Assam) Act, 1950. Where it says: Section 2. Power to order expulsion of certain immigrants.- If the Central Government is of opinion that any person or class of persons, having been ordinarily resident in any place outside India, has or have whether before or after the commencement of this Act, come into Assam and that the stay of such person or class of persons in Assam is detrimental to the interests of the general public of India or of any section thereof or of any Scheduled Tribe in Assam, the Central Government may by order-- (a) direct such person or class of persons to remove himself or themselves from India or Assam within such time and by such route as may be specified in the order; and (b) give such further directions in regard to his or their removal from India or Assam as it may consider necessary or expedient; Provided that nothing in this Section shall apply to any person who on account of civil disturbances or the fear of such disturbances in any area now forming part of Pakistan has been displaced from or has left his place of residence in such area and who has been subsequently residing in Assam" Now the big question is Can an Accord, signed by few student leaders to end their agitation, over ride an act of the Parliament?????
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HU Kitchen: Self-Funding and Strategic Investors to Stay True to the Company Ethos
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Like so many people in the health and wellness industry, Jordan Brown, Jason Karp, and Jessica Karp, the founders of HU Kitchen, came to the decision to start their company start their own health food company through personal experience with healthier eating. For them, a healthier diet and lifestyle was all about "getting back to being human." Recent estimates find that at least 60 percent of the American diet consists of highly processed foods, including a combination of products that intermix sugar, salt, oil, processed grains, and several chemical additives. As health surveys show, this has been the perfect recipe for the myriad of epidemics decimating the American population, including obesity, heart disease, inflammatory autoimmune diseases, and diabetes.
Finding nutritious and real food, however, can be close to impossible for people whose weekly trip to the grocery store offers limited options beyond the boxed, canned, and otherwise highly processed food that dominates our national diet.
The founders of HU Kitchen say on their website that "before industry, food was minimally processed and nourishing. Demand ingredients with that same pre-industrial standard. Humans evolved to eat whole foods that exist in nature, not ingredients made in labs. If you don't recognize an ingredient, there's a good chance your body won't either."
Today, HU Kitchen has grown into a multi-million dollar company that besides operating a successful Paleo restaurant in New York´s Greenwich Village, distributes a unique line of Certified Paleo and gluten-free snacks through Whole Foods grocery stores and online. Learning about the gut-brain connection, the causes of systemic inflammation and the impact of certain foods and additives on our health, immunity, and performance was the first step in developing the health food brand. Today, the company is focused on continuing to grow in order to offer consumers real food items that replace weird, industrial ingredients with simple and healthier ones.
Who is HU?
Hu Kitchen (pronounced "hue", like in human) started in 2009 when Jason, Jessica, and Jordan came up with the idea to start a restaurant that offered a menu based on the Paleo and primal food diet. After three years of research and planning, the company developed its own line of chocolates and opened its flagship restaurant in Greenwich Village in downtown New York City. In 2013, HU Kitchen began to distribute its chocolate bars to Whole Foods locations in New York City. By the end of 2018, and after raising money through partnering with strategic investors, Hu Chocolate was being sold in roughly 3,000 stores with a team of 15 people. Just last year, the company partnered with other intentional investors and released a line of grain-free crackers made from a unique blend of almond, whole cassava, and coconut flour.
The flagship restaurant continues to flourish in its original location, offering fresh breakfasts, lunches, and dinner, food by the pound, baked goods, and bottled juices and smoothies all made from natural and real ingredients. For people wanting to eat healthy in New York´s fast-paced atmosphere, HU Kitchen offers an enormous variety of healthy and nutritious food options, including 100% grass-fed/finished pastured beef, organic eggs, and poultry, wild fish, organic fair-trade coffee, among others. The company's mission states: "the words healthy and natural used to mean something before the food industry hijacked them. We are taking them back."
Through their restaurant, Amazon store and other online e-commerce platforms, and distribution at over 3,000 retail stores across the country, HU Kitchen offers two incredibly valuable lessons in how to strategically and tactically grow a health food brand in order to bring the benefits of the health and wellness food industry to ever wider segments of the population.
HU Kitchen Lesson #1: Maintain Your Independence
For millions of potential entrepreneurs, the first step in building a brand is securing the necessary funds to get the business off the ground. While having capital is certainly important for almost any business venture to succeed, small business owners are often too eager to search for investors to fund their business, and understandably so. Rejection rates for new business loans at traditional banks can sometimes be as high as 73 percent.
For HU Kitchen, however, maintaining their independence as a newly launched health food brand was of paramount importance. Founder Jessica Karp says that "we didn't want to be in a position where, as we were trying to grow and establish the brand, somebody would come out and say, 'Well you can cut corners here with the ingredients.' We did not take outside money until our brand was strongly established, and we knew we wouldn't really get pushback. People love our brand for our guardrails and for how meticulous we are, and we didn't want to have to change that."
Finding investors for your business obviously means that you will be relinquishing control and ownership of a part of your business. Typically, angel investors will demand a 20 to 25 percent return on investment for the money they put into your company while venture capitalists may want up to 40 percent of the business shares due to certain risk factors.
Losing a percentage of control of your startup doesn't just affect your future earnings, it can also influence important business decisions. Whoever puts in the cash generally wants some sort of input in calling the shots. In the case of HU Kitchen, had Jessica and the other two founders sought out investor capital from the get-go, their steadfast dedication and commitment to the ingredients "guardrails" that define the brand might have been called into question by an investor wanting to see quicker economic growth or larger profit margins.
However, the founders of HU Kitchen understood that there was growing consumer demand for healthier, unprocessed, and more nutritious food options. A recent survey by Whole Foods found that up to 70 percent of Millennials are willing to spend more on high-quality foods. While creating healthy foods from wholesome and real ingredients does imply higher manufacture costs, Jessica, Jordan, and Jason believed that their pledge to put up rigorous ingredient guardrails would find resonance with health food shoppers and thus develop that all-important customer loyalty. By refusing to take investor money when launching the brand, HU Kitchen was able to maintain their independence and freely choose the direction, ethos, and guiding values of the brand.
HU Kitchen Lesson #2: Find Investors that Fit the Company Ethos
In 2018 and 2019, HU Kitchen did decide to bring in investors to help take the company to a new level. A 2018 series A round of venture capital financing allowed them to partner with like-minded investors, including Krave Jerky founder Jon Sebastiani and author Tim Ferriss. They found another strategic partner in Sonoma Brands, a specialist growth equity firm with a portfolio that brings together dozens of thriving health food companies and brands.
At the time, Jason Karp, chairman and one of the co-founders of the company, believed that "with the support of Sonoma Brands, along with several other highly strategic investors, we will accelerate the conversation around the need for more vegan, paleo and unprocessed foods and bolster our platform as a mission-driven health and wellness business."
Another round of financing last year allowed HU Kitchen to partner with Mondelēz's venture and innovation arm, SnackFutures, one of the leading cookie and cracker manufacturing companies in the world. This partnership has allowed HU Kitchen to branch out into the world of gluten and grain-free crackers in order to diversify its product offering.
When announcing this new partnership with SnackFutures, Karp said that "the reason for the partnership is much more about the intangibles than the investment dollars. They are the global snacking leader and they are the largest player in organic chocolate. With this investment, we believe that our probability of success and our probability of scaling faster, reaching more people and making our products more accessible goes up."
HU Kitchen also believes that this most recent partnership with Mondelēz will allow them to influence the direction of the cracker and snack industry. Their experience of creating healthy, minimally processed snack foods could help to inspire Mondelēz's own innovation, while Mondelēz obviously will allow their brand to advance in terms of operational efficiencies.
Despite these impressive recent investment partnerships that will surely take HU Kitchen to new levels, it took nine years from the time the business idea was first put forth for the founders to accept their first capital investor. This allowed the company time to firmly establish their brand, hone their entrepreneurial skills, and prove to the world that their approach and guiding ethos would be supported by the growing consumer demand for healthier and wholesome food products. When they were ready to reach out to investors (or have the investors reach out to them), the discussions related to the brand ethos, the importance of limiting ingredients, and other important product details could be had on their own terms.
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2020. 50th anniversary commemorative edition. HarperCollins Children's Books, a division of HarperCollins Publishers, 64 pages : color illustrations ; 29 cm..
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"First published in 1970, Frog and Toad Are Friends was the first of the four beloved Frog and Toad books. This special edition contains all of the original stories--from the story about going swimming, to finding lost buttons! ... includes seven pages of rarely seen bonus material, including archival photographs, sketches, pages from the original book dummy, the manuscript of the first story "Spring" (written in Lobel's cursive on lined notebook paper!), plus a biography of Arnold Lobel and how he was inspired to write the Frog and Toad stories. --Publisher's website.
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