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Page 98 of 98 Rs.10 or 11. With a little designing, at Rs.12. Better quality than Nadia saris which capture market owing to lower price. I was told the Gangarampur saris are even better (W. Dinajpur). Many of this Sahapur people are relations of Harinagar. They wanted grant @Rs.500/- each for getting thread-rolling drums, otherwise in rains they can’t proceed winding the thread in the open round beams of looms. Each drum costs Rs.400. One loom is Rs.500. I made DIO draw up a draft petition for them to CM, concerned minister, Mr De and DM, asking that earlier practice of buying Rs.5000/- worth cloth from them by Small Industries Corpn be restarted; the rural industries scheme be begun, ensuring free flow of loans. They also used to make plain silk cloth but lack of market has ruined production. On way back we stopped to see the 100 looms being made at Bastuhara Sayahak Samiti for Harinagar by Bansilal Sohni. After this we went to mango processing cooperative. The Executive Officer told us the history. A capital of Rs.5 lakhs out of which the secy had embezzled over 1 lakh and set up a rival business. At present it is breaking even and beginning export to Europe, specially W.Germany of one inch slices of mango dipped in brine. Trouble is it is a very slow moving product and can’t be sold fast as it is consumed slowly. I tasted the tomato sauce and mango chutney. No artificial ingredients, wholly genuine. Also saw the process. A boiler was bought in 1967 as also a vacuum machine for canning, but demand is not enough to warrant such massive production as would need a boiler. However, he intends to begin canning next year. After this we went to the GoI training institute for carpenters and blacksmiths and saw what beautiful designs can be made on lathes. The trouble is that people learn here but then can’t get jobs. Back in office found Bimal Chakravarty, BDO Old Malda and asked him about Sunday’s incident. His version, and the most dependable one, was that the trouble arose partly out of Ghosh’s habit of speaking extra loudly out of anxiety to convince and partly out of language barrier. Ghosh had put forward difficulties and said that TR dealers “der aro somoy ditey hobey” meaning “should” and not “must” as DM understood. DM flared up and said that when the CM asks him to do something, he does not argue but sees it is done, whatever the difficulties. So one should not talk irresponsibly like a street urchin. DM had also charged Hcpur-II BDO with letting him down over something he had told CM. This was disproved. Later, other BDOs repeated Ghosh’s difficulties and DM accepted their contentions. Bad presentation was cause of the trouble. 24.5.1972 Work done Routine office work. In the afternoon, DM ordered P.Chakraborty, myself, 6 assistants and 2 peons with 7 armed police to proceed to Cal at 8 a.m. tomorrow to bring ballot papers. The police will provide a prison van and we will take a jeep. I am to clarify the question of payment for 21 evacuee drivers who should have been discharged on 30 April but were given notice on 25 May due to late receipt of GO ordering retention of only 9 drivers till 31 May. 25.5.1972 Left Malda only at 9.30 a.m. as DM wanted to give me certain personal chores in Cal to do for him. The van was a rickety affair and reached Cal after 3 breakdowns at 11 p.m. We got there at 8.30 p.m. due to jeep breakdown at Behrampore in a very heavy downpour. Extremely fine weather. We took lichis from the gardens lining the road at Beniagram. No cheaper than Cal (Rs.3 per 100). 26.5.1972 Work done Checking ballot papers.
Page 99 of 99 Work of checking the 72000 ballot papers began at B.G. press. I went to Dy. RRC who directed me to Ast. Secy RR Dept and also the ex Financial Adviser and present Dy Secy Finance Dept. Both assured me no special sanction was needed for paying the drivers 1 month salary in lieu of the undelivered notice. I trunk-called DM from Under Secy’s room and dictated this to his CA and intimated our arrival by 7 p.m. on Sunday 28 th . 27.5.1972 Ballot papers were packed and stitched and sealed in 2 boxes by 6 p.m. We are to leave Cal at 8 a.m. tomorrow. Sunday, 28.5.1972 Left Cal only at 10 a.m. due to various hold ups. Blazing sun. Reached Malda 6.10 p.m. and were highly irritated to find no one to receive the boxes. Sent jeeps for the Election HC and T.O. The HC stood by, not even able to provide coolies, while the police lifted the boxes inside the double-lock. All completed by 7.30 p.m. Reported to DM and retired. I have brought my cousin brother from Cal with me and his reactions to the Dak Bungalow and Malda’s whimsical power supply are amusing to the veteran that I’ve become! 29.5.1972 Work done Visited and photographed Sahapur weavers village. Also went to the mango processing coop and bought samples of all their products. They have just received a letter from NDC requiring a massive quantity of canned mango juice and so will put the boiler in operation. This was some 20 miles in all today, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. In evening took all WBJCS probationers to sericulture farm at Piyasbari and photographed and took samples of cocoons of both types. 18 miles, 5-7 p.m. 30.5.1972 6-10 a.m. with WBJCS probationers toured all of Gour including the “baisgazi” (22 yards high) wall. Saw indications of brick foundations 3 feet below land being ploughed. 40 km. 1130 a.m. to 2 p.m. the ADM made me sit with him and finally interview the top 20 Excise asst. sub inspector candidates from the past interviews. The evacuee staff refused to be interviewed and just submitted certificates. The ADM claims he has the right to interview them. 31.5.1972 6-10 a.m. visited, with probationers, Pandua [Kaji Masjid, Eklakhi], Adina and then a thrilling excursion through a forest into the underground bathing rooms of Sataisghara. Clay pipes are set in the ceiling and all sides but the question is how the water came from the adjoining tank which is 20 feet below the level of the rooms. Draupadi is famed to have bathed here. Tragic to see clear indications of a fortress wall and 1 sq. mile area of buildings of which foundations are clear, but no archaeological dept is interested. Travelled 60 km. in all. In the evening went to Piyasbari to see spinning of cocoons. Then to Sagardighi. 25 miles. Sent off my cousin by night bus to Cal. Two I class cases are ready on 7 th and 9 th . One sessions trial on 12 th . 1.6.1972 Work done Preparation for departmentals Discussion with Establishment Head Clerk about staff shortage Information Took Preventive Detention Act from the PP and also W.B. Security Act from library and determined the important sections in consultation with Sr.D.C.
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