Re: [Goanet] Sati and the British General

[Frederick Noronha]

True. This is like the "Brahmin women" whom Amy Wax recently criticised for
going to the US, and telling them how the country should be run (after
leaving India themselves).
Prof Wax got called "racist"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=De8ameg43_o

FN

[Goanet] Sati and the British General*Roland Francis* roland.francis at
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Could the difference between the two have been that the British
improved themselves but the bride burners had to have the Portuguese
and the British do it for them?

Roland.

>* On Apr 28, 2022, at 9:59 PM, Frederick Noronha gmail.com 
>>
> wrote:
*> >* Didn't Great Britain burn their "witches" not much earlier?
*>* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Witch_trials_in_England

*> >* Scholars have suggested that both the British, and earlier the
Portuguese, made a bigger-than-life thing about sati, as they needed
some grounds to justify their ascendancy to power. And claim the
civilizing role of the White man. This is not to say that sati didn't
exist, but the number of cases were probably far fewer than the
exaggerations suggest. Much like the Inquisition.
*> >* Sometimes, I get the feeling that we are brainwashed by what we
read... and in what language we read it. FN
*> >* Radhakrishnan Nair a journalist and once an avid Goanet poster
from Kerala, recounts this historical incident on his always
interesting-to-visit Facebook page.
*> >* Quote
*>* When the barbaric practice of Sati was abolished in the 19th
century, Hindu priests organised mobs to protest the British
interference in their religion.
*> >* General Charles Napier, Commander of British forces in India,
reasoned with them: "So be it. This burning of widows is your custom;
prepare the funeral pyre. But my nation also has a custom. When men
burn women alive, we hang them and confiscate their properties. My
carpenters shall therefore erect gibbets on which to hang the
perpetrators when the widow is consumed. Let us all act according to
our national customs.”
*> >* The mob dispersed, the priests quickly vanished, and the widows
were no longer burned alive.
*>* Quote ends.
*> >* Roland.
*>* Toronto.*





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Re: [Goanet] Sati and the British General

[Roland Francis]

Could the difference between the two have been that the British improved 
themselves but the bride burners had to have the Portuguese and the British do 
it for them?

Roland. 

> On Apr 28, 2022, at 9:59 PM, Frederick Noronha  
> wrote:
> 
> Didn't Great Britain burn their "witches" not much earlier?
> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Witch_trials_in_England
> 
> Scholars have suggested that both the British, and earlier the Portuguese, 
> made a bigger-than-life thing about sati, as they needed some grounds to 
> justify their ascendancy to power. And claim the civilizing role of the White 
> man. This is not to say that sati didn't exist, but the number of cases were 
> probably far fewer than the exaggerations suggest. Much like the Inquisition.
> 
> Sometimes, I get the feeling that we are brainwashed by what we read... and 
> in what language we read it. FN
> 
> Radhakrishnan Nair a journalist and once an avid Goanet poster from Kerala, 
> recounts this historical incident on his always interesting-to-visit Facebook 
> page.
> 
> Quote
> When the barbaric practice of Sati was abolished in the 19th century, Hindu 
> priests organised mobs to protest the British interference in their religion.
> 
> General Charles Napier, Commander of British forces in India, reasoned with 
> them: "So be it. This burning of widows is your custom; prepare the funeral 
> pyre. But my nation also has a custom. When men burn women alive, we hang 
> them and confiscate their properties. My carpenters shall therefore erect 
> gibbets on which to hang the perpetrators when the widow is consumed. Let us 
> all act according to our national customs.” 
> 
> The mob dispersed, the priests quickly vanished, and the widows were no 
> longer burned alive.
> Quote ends.
> 
> Roland.
> Toronto.
> 
> 
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Re: [Goanet] Sati and the British General

[Frederick Noronha]

Didn't Great Britain burn their "witches" not much earlier?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Witch_trials_in_England

Scholars have suggested that both the British, and earlier the Portuguese,
made a bigger-than-life thing about sati, as they needed some grounds to
justify their ascendancy to power. And claim the civilizing role of the
White man. This is not to say that sati didn't exist, but the number of
cases were probably far fewer than the exaggerations suggest. Much like the
Inquisition.

Sometimes, I get the feeling that we are brainwashed by what we read... and
in what language we read it. FN

Radhakrishnan Nair a journalist and once an avid Goanet poster from
Kerala, recounts this historical incident on his always
interesting-to-visit Facebook page.

Quote
When the barbaric practice of Sati was abolished in the 19th century,
Hindu priests organised mobs to protest the British interference in
their religion.

General Charles Napier, Commander of British forces in India, reasoned
with them: "So be it. This burning of widows is your custom; prepare
the funeral pyre. But my nation also has a custom. When men burn women
alive, we hang them and confiscate their properties. My carpenters
shall therefore erect gibbets on which to hang the perpetrators when
the widow is consumed. Let us all act according to our national
customs.”

The mob dispersed, the priests quickly vanished, and the widows were
no longer burned alive.
Quote ends.

Roland.
Toronto.




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Re: [Goanet] Why the West is reckoning with caste bias now: Caste raises its ugly head in the USA!

[Anita Dias]

The West should not give in to idiocy like this...
The West should tell them to take a hike
No matter how well educated a person is or how intelligent- it is still 
befuddling that stupidity exists.
Hindus believe in reincarnation; death is the equalizer.
I doubt there are specific animals (or worms)  for reincarnated Dalits, 
Brahmins  etc.
So why can they not just get on with life. What and why then was the purpose of 
migration?
Oh alas, stupid me---I thought it was to better one's life and the family. For 
safety and security. To throw off manmade barriers.
But no---the caste system gets packed along in the baggage...
And after years, the rot in the baggage manifests itself!



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[Goanet] An appeal

[Frazer Andrade]

Dear Sir/ Madam

I’m Frazer Andrade, a native Goan youth, and pharmacist by profession. I
have completed my post graduation at  the Goa College of Pharmacy in 2020.
I am native to Ambajim, Margao, Goa and a parishioner of the Holy Spirit
Church in Margao.
It hurts me a lot to see our identity being sold off to others. Our
artifacts are being bought by people to whom these things are of no
relevance, other than just their materialistic value.
Looking at this, I somewhere felt that, it is my duty to care for our
ancestral wealth, and hence I began preserving anything and everything
belonging to Goa, and that formed a part of her rich heritage. I also
started collecting and preserving old DISCARDED Christian articles from
Goa, which were done away with, to make space for new modern religious
icons/statues /oratories etc.
Several of months ago, during my visit to Cuncolim, a village  in South
Goa, I witnessed a family, burning old wooden religious statues from their
oratory (a traditional practice of doing away with unwanted/ damaged
sacramentals), in order to make place for modern statues. It was indeed a
heart aching experience for me where I was absolutely helpless, while I
looked at living icons of faith being turned to ashes right in front of me.
Only if I had reached the site a little early, maybe I could have saved
these sacred pieces of history for posterity.
Many a times people give away their unwanted old sacred images to churches
where they are generally discarded appropriately. I would like to humbly
request all the parishes / families across Goa, not to discard any of your
old belongings. Also if you ever come across anyone who has any old
religious articles or any other old household articles, who are wanting to
do away with them, to make place for new modern ones, please share with
them my contact details. They could hand them over to me and I promise I
shall save them and preserve them with due respect and with a grateful
heart for the sake of our future generations yet to come.
I hope that you will help me in preserving our past for the future. PLEASE
NOTE: I do not have any intensions of selling of these articles and
entering into trade of such artifacts. My only motto is to be able to
preserve these things for posterity. That is all.
I would like to acknowledge all those who have offered me a lot of the
objects I have saved and also those who have helped me in other ways to
save our past for the future. Do help me in saving whatever remains from
the past, for the future generations to witness and experience ! I strongly
feel that it is my duty as a son of Goa, to be there for her when She is in
need of me. Thank you so much!
Do share this appeal with family and friends
Dev borem korum.

Frazer Andrade
Whatsapp on: 7057704853
Call on: 7498170127

[Goanet] Adeus Korcho Vellu Paulo

[Roland Francis]

This very popular farewell song can be sung in many contexts. A parting of 
friends gathered in summer, the departure of a bride or groom from their house 
to get married, a dear householder departing for foreign shores, a young man 
going to take a job far away. Whatever be the need to sing this song, the words 
embrace it all.

I share this mando to mark the sudden and untimely departure of Melvyn 
Fernandes. I never knew him, except for his posts on Goanet, but I could sense 
a kindly person, who loved to communicate and give his time to those around 
him. If that be true than this ageless mando encompasses his memory with its 
own loving lyrics and aids Melvyn’s transition in a manner that soothes those 
of us who hear it.

Hope it helps his wife Rose in her grief.

https://youtu.be/Is5iRdMuLLw

Roland.
Toronto.

[Goanet] Sati And The British General

[Roland Francis]

Radhakrishnan Nair a journalist and once an avid Goanet poster from Kerala, 
recounts this historical incident on his always interesting-to-visit Facebook 
page.

Quote
When the barbaric practice of Sati was abolished in the 19th century, Hindu 
priests organised mobs to protest the British interference in their religion.

General Charles Napier, Commander of British forces in India, reasoned with 
them: "So be it. This burning of widows is your custom; prepare the funeral 
pyre. But my nation also has a custom. When men burn women alive, we hang them 
and confiscate their properties. My carpenters shall therefore erect gibbets on 
which to hang the perpetrators when the widow is consumed. Let us all act 
according to our national customs.” 

The mob dispersed, the priests quickly vanished, and the widows were no longer 
burned alive.
Quote ends.

Roland.
Toronto.

[Goanet] SOCIAL WELFARE SCHEMES MUST BE APOLITICAL

[Aires Rodrigues]

Government Social Welfare schemes are meant to benefit the truly poor and
needy while not being misconstrued as largesse of the political party in
power.



In 2001 when the Dayanand Social Security Scheme (DSSS) was launched, very
high-handedly the application forms were available only with Ministers and
ruling MLAs who started distributing them on their birthdays. As this was a
public scheme, I was constrained to immediately move the High Court which
directed that the application forms be made available to the public at the
offices of all the Mamlatdars.



It is imperative that the certifying of eligibility for social welfare
schemes should be by revenue authorities and not the MLA or MP. It is on
account of this that hundreds of fraudulent and ineligible persons have
managed to get themselves enrolled as beneficiaries of schemes they were
not entitled to.


It is also imperative that all payments to the needy are unfailingly made
monthly and the applicants do not have to wait for months to receive their
much needed benefits. It would be prudent that the government should not
launch new schemes unless it first has the finances to be able to regularly
pay the beneficiaries of existing schemes.

Adv. Aires Rodrigues

C/G-2, Shopping Complex

Ribandar Retreat

Ribandar – Goa – 403006

Mobile No: 9822684372

Office Tel  No: (0832) 2444012

Email: airesrodrigu...@gmail.com



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[Goanet] SHORTLISTED FOR THE TOP 25 CANADIAN IMMIGRANT AWARD

[Radio Mango]

DEAR FRIENDS,

Canadian Immigrant magazine has officially begun the online voting 
stage for the 14th annual Top 25 Canadian Immigrant Awards 2022 
presented by Western Union, and I'm pleased to announce that I've been 
chosen to be on the top 75 shortlist.


These awards are known as a People's Choice Award, so voting is an 
important part of the process to narrow down the shortlist to the final 
Top 25. I would greatly appreciate if you would visit 
www.canadianimmigrant.ca/top25 [1] between now and June 10th, 2022, to 
vote for me. My biography is posted there as well. The Top 25 winners 
be announced online in July and be featured in the July print edition 
of Canadian Immigrant magazine.


I UNDERSTAND THAT SOMETIMES, LIFE GETS BUSY, AND YOU MAY HAVE MISSED 
THIS MESSAGE. If you have already voted for me, a big thank you.


TO VOTE, PLEASE FOLLOW THESE STEPS:


 1. VISIT www.canadianimmigrant.ca/top25 [2]

2. Scroll down until you see my name - MILEN MARQUES-ZACHARIAH

Step 3 - click on VOTE NOW (after reading and closing the Bio)

Step 4 - ADD YOUR EMAIL IN THE GREY BOX AND HIT THE  VOTE NOW button.

The voting process is complete.

Your vote will help a fellow Goan  make it to the top 25!

Warm regards,
Milena Marques-Zachariah

Producer & President
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[Goanet] Why the West is reckoning with caste bias now: Caste raises its ugly head in the USA!

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[Goanet] Lordiana And Egyptian Family Values

[Roland Francis]

Everyone knows that in Egypt bellydancing is not an art form practiced in seedy 
bars or nightclubs alone. It is mainstream. At weddings, older matrons and 
younger beauties think nothing of rising from their seats to perform the 
sexiest belly dance contortions with revealing dresses propping dance movements.

Therefore it’s a big surprise when the government in Cairo halts a bellydance 
by Brazilian dancer Lordiana who has seemed to captivate Egyptian audiences 
with her slinky style outdoing the homegrown variety. Who wouldn’t appreciate a 
complete outsider beating local talent. The Egyptian Government of course, 
using Family Values as a reason to control the social setting

Wedding Vibes -  Performance 08/01/2021 - Lurdiana Bellydancer
https://youtu.be/PwKdnexyuck

From the BBC
Human rights groups have criticised an Egyptian court for jailing two popular 
singers over a video they made with a Brazilian belly dancer. 
In the clip, they are seen lip-synching and smiling as the dancer, in a long 
dress and jacket, performs her moves.
The video was a YouTube hit in 2020 and has clocked up millions of views. 
But the court in Alexandria found the men guilty of "violating family values" 
in what is being seen as part of a wider crackdown on artistic expression. 
ADVERTISEMENT

They were also convicted of profiting from the video starring the dancer 
Lordiana, who has become well-known in Egypt for her slinky moves.
The singers - Hamo Beeka and Omar Kamal - were sentenced to a year in prison 
and fined 10,000 Egyptian pounds ($540; £435). If they pay the same amount on 
top as a fee, they can have their jail terms suspended.
Human Rights Watch says Egypt is increasingly relying on what it calls "abusive 
and ill-defined family values" to exert control over social media. 
It is calling for cybercrime law articles that it says criminalise free 
expression to be repealed. 
At least a dozen young women acting as social media influencers have been 
accused of violating the law, with courts giving them hefty fines and sentences 
of up to five years in jail.
Female TikTok star jailed for three years in Egypt
'Why was my sister jailed for dancing on TikTok?'
The latest verdict comes as part pof a larger clampdown on a relatively new 
genre of low-budget, electronic music known as mahraganat, or festival music, 
which is wildly popular in Egypt.
This is typically upbeat and lively, depicting stories from the everyday lives 
of less well-off Egyptians.
Some mahraganat songs have drawn international attention since being used by 
Egyptian director Mohamed Diab in Moon Knight, a new Marvel series. 
However, the state-run Musicians' Syndicate has banned a number of mahraganat 
singers, including Mr Kamal, which prevents them from legally performing in 
public. 
Since President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi took office, the syndicate has 
increasingly taken on a role censuring what it considers to be morality 
violations.
In Mr Kamal's case, it was pointed out that he had used words such as "alcohol" 
and "hashish".
Human rights activists argue that restrictions on freedom of speech due to 
public morals should be proportionate, non-discriminatory and clearly defined.
Roland.
Toronto.

[Goanet] Schedule for Friday 29th April 2022

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12:00 AM
Rosary - Sorrowful Mysteries

12:28 AM
Jezu-Onnbhov ghetlolo xis tacho urbevont govai zata - Fr. Aaron Magalhaes

1:00 AM
Ordination of 5 Deacons at Se Cathedral

3:30 AM
Saibinnichi Ruzai - Dukhiche Mister

3:56 AM
Devachem Utor - Joshua - Avesvor 5 - Vachpi Orlando D'Souza

4:04 AM
Way of the Cross -Padre Pio Friary

4:38 AM
Psalms  143 - Read by Alfwold Silveira

4:45 AM
Entrepreneurship - Jason Almeida

5:09 AM
Our Father - Odiya

5:16 AM
Repentance  - Talk by Mae Britto

5:40 AM
Hymns - Sacred Heart of Jesus HS, Anjuna

5:46 AM
Mon Bodlop - Talk by Orlando D'Souza

6:13 AM
Hymn - Amcheo Tin Avoio - Song by Usgaon Youth

6:19 AM
Vakhann'nni - A talk by Filu Carneiro

6:49 AM
My Music Videos - Martyrinchi Rani - Ivor Dcunha

6:55 AM
Sokalchem Magnnem  -  Eastertide

7:00 AM
Praise and Worship  led by  Domnic Rodrigues

7:30 AM
Morning Prayer  - Eastertide

7:33 AM
Music - Spiritual Music 1  followed by Povitr Atmeak Dispottem Magnnem

8:05 AM
Hymn - Namo - Fr Glen D'Silva sfx

8:23 AM
Devachem Utor - Joshua - Avesvor 5 - Vachpi Orlando D'Souza

8:30 AM
Stations of the Cross - Konkani - Ulisses and Suzy

8:57 AM
Santam-Bhoktanchim Ladainh

9:06 AM
Easter Story - English

9:12 AM
Hymn - Porje Mhoje - Frazer Andrade

9:20 AM
Loneliness of Jesus - Dr Brenda Nazareth Menezes

9:57 AM
Ximpientlim Motiam - Bhag  191  - Namdev Shenoy - Fr Pratap Naik sj

10:04 AM
Bhokti Lharam - Bhag 12

10:12 AM
David and Goliath - Talk by Dr Silvia Noronha

10:47 AM
Jesus the Good Shepherd as the gate - Talk by Sr Shilpa

11:01 AM
Kuznantlim Zogddim - Eps 3 - Coffee - Meena Goes and Julius Mesquita

11:12 AM
Bible Stories - Episode 60 - Sins of Canaan and Israel

11:19 AM
Intercessions in English

11:27 AM
Regina Caeli (English)

11:30 AM
Mass in English from Cruz Milagres followed by Daily Flash

12:15 PM
Documentary - Wages of Tears

12:57 PM
Song - Rup Mhojem Polloi - Fr Eusico Pereira

1:03 PM
Guilt and Self Hatred - Talk by Fr Abraham sj

1:32 PM
Psalms  107 - Read by Alfwold Silveira

1:37 PM
Comedy -  Hotel Made in Goa - Prince Jacob  - 3rd Anniv

1:45 PM
Walking in the power of the Holy Spirit - Alfwold Silveira

2:11 PM
What is the differrence between Ascension and Assumption? - Rev. Clive Diniz

2:17 PM
Abundant Life - Depression - Symptoms - Prof Nicholas D'Souza

2:42 PM
My Music Videos - Ixtt Mhozo - Fr Mariano SIlveira

2:46 PM
Hymn - Shepherd of my Soul - Assenca Fernandes

2:52 PM
Your SIns are Forgiven - Talk by Fr Michael Peters C.PP.S.

3:18 PM
Hymn - Prayer of St.Ignatius of  Loyola sung by Irene Rocha

3:22 PM
Poem - Ghorabo - Tancia Pires

3:27 PM
Special Prayer over the Sick - Joseph Vaz

3:30 PM
Deivik Kaklutichi Magnneam

3:48 PM
Capuchins OFM - Vocation Promotion

4:00 PM
Rosary - Sorrowful Mysteries

4:30 PM
Senior Citizens Exercises - 6

5:00 PM
Career Guidance - Bachelor of Social Work - Don Bosco

5:23 PM
Bhagevont Zuze Vazacho Ters

5:45 PM
Mando - Original - Kandollechim Kirnnam, Candolim

5:56 PM
Pope's Intentions - English

6:00 PM
Mass from Shiroda Church follwed by Jivitacho Prokas

6:45 PM
Literally Goa- Fr Clifford  Castelino interviewed by Frederick Noronha

7:12 PM
Kakluticho Bapui - Puppet Show

7:30 PM
Saibinnichi Ruzai - Dukhiche Mister

7:56 PM
Our Father - Bengali

8:00 PM
Onnbhov Devachea Mogacho - Talk by Orlando D'Souza

8:31 PM
Catholic Quiz - Ven Fr Agnelo de Souza conducted by Mysticka Deniz

8:43 PM
Prayer for Healing from Cancer

8:48 PM
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Adoration - Fr. Saturnino Colaco - SJVSRC Old Goa

9:30 PM
Ratchem Magnem

9:47 PM
Alcoholics Anonymous - Testimony of Roquezinho D'Souza and Sidney D'Souza

10:21 PM
The Dangers of an unforgiving heart - Edmund Antao

10:50 PM
The Law and You  - Right to Information

11:16 PM
Beatitudes 3 and 4 -  Severina Fernades

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[Goanet] {Dilip's essays} Deoliwallahs at Princeton

[Dilip D'Souza]

Please join Joy Ma and me in our Deoliwallahs discussion at Princeton
(online)!

Thu Apr 28 noon Eastern, 9am Pacific, 5pm UK, 930pm India.

Register here:
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[Goanet] Blackmail

[patrice riemens]

 Hi Roland et all, 
 Thank you Roland for reminding me of 'the other side to the story'. 'Me' 
rather than 'us', because most Goanet readers at least those outside the 'West' 
are less engulfed by the ... Western viewpoint. 
 This said I find the aggression of Russia/Putin (not exactly the same I think) 
against Ukraine totally objectionable, but I would like 'the West' (esp US 
), while helping Ukraine, to tone down their rhetoric, which is completely 
unhelpful. 
 Ciao Ciao, p+7D!  

[Goanet] Who Reads GOANET & With What Results

[Adolfo Mascarenhas]

Every issues of Goanet carries one or two articles by this ADVOCATE. The
Subject Matter is Always in CAPSso one loses sense as to what is
important and what is trival like the pot holes near the bus stand Some are
even addressed to the Chief Justice, the Governor etc etc.No doubt some of
his items of concern are Genuine like Corruption  etc.
I am wondering in writing
First Does the Chief Minister, or for that Matter Prime Minister read Goa
net to be informed .
Secondly My attention was drawn to the fact that a young Goan girl and her
White American decided to  draw placards ...saying the wanted Hilary
Clinton to be the next President ..The US was not ready for it ...The small
girls demonstrated that they could be bold and militant but change will
eventually come ...The girls will soon go to High School, and has done
exceptionally well ...she obviously made her point and went on with her
normal life Has not made up her mind whether she wants to be a bra
scientist or pursue a musical career. In the same way it is Upiopian to
expect Goaland to be corruption Free
Thirdly: If I want to bring change its best to bounce ideas with friends
and neighbours and then take direct action address a letter to the Chairman
of the University, the Minister of education ...the results can be
amazing...you simply do not draw attention to yourself or  embarass the
Minister of the Environment , or the PWD etc etc
Soon it will be MAY DAY ...A Public Holiday Sommunist and Cathholic
Countries will be United ...St Josephs is a Patron Saint of Workers,
Carpenters etc

So  PEACE and Good Will ..I hope that this email will not bounce back

Grandolfo In
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