Charudatt Prabhudesai char-...@hotmail.com wrote: I do not expect a great
many gawde's and kundbies - although they may be Catholics - to share this
pro-Portuguese sentiment.
jc COMMENT:
Unless I conducted a valid survey, I would not venture to speculate beyond
the proverbial '45%'. .
Vivian A. DSouza socorro...@yahoo.com wrote:
While this group is busy passing resolutions, why not pass resolutions
banning the English language, English signage, English used in
Government offices etc. English used in Parliament, and change all
English names including street names, and town
On 27 November 2010 07:30, Frederick Noronha fredericknoro...@gmail.com wrote:
There was a discussion on Saligao-Net
[http://groups.google.com/group/saligao-net] about why jaggery was
used in old buildings in Goa. Below are some hints. Anyone would have
a clue?
(I hope JC will not charge me with
Wrt this matter, I agree entirely with Aires' disgust with these babulals.
The basic point is this:
Unless KD Singh reported the car to be missing, when he realised it
was missing, it is his responsibility.
The is a well known common law doctrine called RESPONDEAT SUPERIOR
i.e. Let the master
In response to the follow 25 November - Liberation day of Goa
Frederick Noronha wrote:
BC: Has JC claimed proprietory rights over similar surnames as he has?
== (plagiarised from Bosco)==
With regard to the threads on Goanet:
Kindly stick to the subjects of each thread rather than dwell on
On 22 November 2010 22:55, Goanet News Service n...@goanet.org wrote:
Opting for Foreign Citizenship Published on: November 20, 2010 - 23:54
By Tomazinho Cardozo
[1] besides migrating, there are other ways of achieving financial
satisfaction. Post liberation, successive government introduced
On 23 November 2010 12:37, Frederick Noronha fredericknoro...@gmail.com wrote:
Please, could someone tell me about wine? I'm dying with all the suspense.
Meat, motives, halal, urine theraphy, 100% veg... last
year...everything but wine!
How many Goenkars does it take to get some info about
Gabe Menezes gabe.mene...@gmail.com wrote: Had the same questions,
re status referee been asked of the Greatest guru ever to grace Goanet
M.G. what would his answer have been?
COMMENT: Gabe, please be respectful of Shri clinician Doctor MBBS
(Bom) 1976 who did something magical to the Goa
On 23 November 2010 11:26, Frederick Noronha fredericknoro...@gmail.com wrote:
FN[1] Firstly, I don't believe you need to abuse people you disagree
with. Or even call them Tommyboy.
Response: Anyone who classifies hard-working Goans in a derogatory
manner needs to be abused as a bigoted
Frederick Noronha fredericknoron...@gmail.com asked: Any winemakers
out there? Would you care to share some recipes with us? If so, would
you know the reason why wheat is added to making wine... mostly in
Goa? FN
ANSWER:
So that the plagiarizing and fact-check-free chaps at the Goa Heraldo
would
Carvalho elisabeth_...@yahoo.com wrote:
Last year, FN defended drinking of cow urine because it was a
religious belief. A few days ago, FN defended the slitting of animal
throats and draining of blood to create halal meat because it was a
religious belief. As long as drinking wine (presumably
On 20 November 2010 23:47, Santosh Helekar chimbel...@yahoo.com wrote:
[1] Mr. Ferdinando,
[2] I am disappointed that you could not answer simple straightforward
questions regarding your qualifications and the pre-1961 history of
Goa. I am sorry to say this, but this tells me that all the claims
When advised that Criteria, the plural of criterion, is not
acceptable as a singular noun
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/criterion
Dr. Ferdinando dos Reis Falcão drferdina...@hotmail.com wrote the
following in Falconish brilliance :
Sorry jc, I thought you were conscious you were from
Aires Rodrigues airesrodrigu...@gmail.com wrote:
[1] the selection of the Advocate General should be in consultation
and consensus with the Leader of OPPOSITION and possibly with the
other recognized political parties.
[2] It has to be ensured that the best legal brain in the State is
entrusted
re: the word disordero, Dr. Ferdinando dos Reis Falcão
drferdina...@hotmail.com asked:
May I know from where he got this term? Because I have heard it being
used by people from AVC, : “Samko disorder”. Is it imported from
there?
COMMENT:
Arre baba Falcao. Whyfore you 'asantosh' all the time?
Rajan P. Parrikar parri...@yahoo.com wrote:
[1] Admin Noronha should now tell us who among the Goa 'journos' are
on the payroll of the local Kangress govt. No, cross that. Just tell
us if anyone is not. No, cross that too.
[2] We all know the the entire Goan 'journo' swamp has been bought
Dr. Ferdinando dos Reis Falcão drferdina...@hotmail.com wrote:
[1] I am santosh;
[2] After all, ‘mental age’ is more of [A] criteria than
‘chronological age’ in the decision of age.
COMMENT:
Na re baba. You might speak (Fala) like a Cao but you ain't NO Santosh.
wrt your second point,
---
http://www.GOANET.org
---
A new book club focused entirely on writing about Goa
First meeting: November 18, 2010 @
Dr. Ferdinando dos Reis Falcão drferdina...@hotmail.com wrote:
I do not understand head nor tail what jc is trying to convey. But
one thing to me is glaring. That jc wants to impress that he knows
Portuguese by exposing his ignorance of it. I have noticed this term
having been used twice by jc
---
http://www.GOANET.org
---
A new book club focused entirely on writing about Goa
First meeting: November 18, 2010 @
---
http://www.GOANET.org
---
A new book club focused entirely on writing about Goa
First meeting: November 18, 2010 @
[1] Celina wrote to Eduardo Faleiro: I ask you Sir, that Floriano be
invited at Government's expense, to present this paper at the
Convention
[2] Floriano wrote to Celina: You do make a 'mountain' out of a mere
'molehill' But I am honoured and flattered some, too.
JC's COMMENT:
I wish Celina
---
http://www.GOANET.org
---
Publishers Goa,1556 and Goa's largest bookshop, Broadway Book Centre
jointly launch a
45% Goans alcoholics, AA statistics reveal
HERALD REPORTER
http://www.oheraldo.in/news/Local%20News/45-Goans-alcoholics-AA-statistics-reveal/42796.html
MARGAO, NOV 10
These statistics compiled by Alcoholic Anonymous may be a cause of
concern for Goan society.
If AA data is to be believed,
[1] jc wrote:….In return for Falcao's gracious correction of my
typo, I will NOT direct his attention to the following (obviously, a
typo) from him: any administrative unit or Department or [A]
Ministry HAVE Rules and Regulations
[2] Dr. Ferdinando dos Reis Falcão RESPONSE : One last time
Gabe Menezes wrote:
Barad,
[1] What is the meaning of surrounded their Indian citizenship?
[2] Just the other day you asked me to shower with a white woman or
give her a shower! clearly you are loosing it!
---
jc's response:
Gabe, I do not know why some Indians have this problem, fixation,
On 7 November 2010 02:27, Mayabhushan mayabhus...@gmail.com wrote:
Sandesh Prabhudesai, editor in chief of Prudent Media, a local TV
news channel has claimed that a minister in the Goa government had
tried to bribe two of his employees by offering them a Diwali present
in cash.
Interestingly,
[1] jc wrote: We are, I believe, in the 21st century.
[2] FN asked: Holy crow! What is the basis for your belief ?
jc's answer: Faith (:-)
BTW: I just saw Selma's contribution to this topic. My response: Ditto!
jc
_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/
_/
_/
Frederick Noronha wrote:
Caught you JC, your bias shows! (As does mine!); Those for whom it is
2010 are in the 21st century of the Common Era.
Jewish people are in the year 5771 - Muslims are in their 15th
century. .Bengali calendar, the Chinese (Year of the Tiger), the
Indian calendar, the
Gabe Menezes wrote thus to Dr. U.G. Barad: Physician heal thyself
jc's response: HELLO!!!
jc
For reference:
physician
–noun
1. a person who is legally qualified to practice medicine; doctor of medicine.
2. a person engaged in general Medical practice, as distinguished from
one specializing in
Confirming that English is a difficult language Falcao pointed out
this typo of mine: “I am however INTEREST in Falcao's points…”
JC: I absolutely accept Falcao's correction. I should have written the
following: I am however INTERESTED in Falcao's points…”
In return for Falcao's gracious
Aires Rodrigues airesrodrigu...@gmail.com wrote:
The velocity with which the CBI moved to get former Gujarat Home
Minister Amit Shah’s bail cancelled raises many eyebrows. As never
before, within hours of the Gujarat High Court order, the CBI burnt
midnight oil to knock on the doors of the
In response to my post on the above 'subject line'
Dr. Ferdinando dos Reis Falcão who, like a few other folks on GoaNet,
has a problem with jc and Santosh Helekar wrote the following in
quite a bizarre format. (One other Goanetter formats just as badly.)
[1] This is typical of jc. He will never
Gilbert Lawrence gilbert2...@yahoo.com wrote:
a: My attitude to your responses to my posts or our book is that to a
'wet diaper' (should sound familiar) - On my butt and full of sh-t.
b: Your TGF chat-site ...
==
jc's response:
a: I agree with Gilbert Lawrence.
b: I thank him profusely
[1]
Fredrick Noronha says: You could rake up meaningless communal issues.
You could join the corruption bandwagon. Or the lobby of the
brotherhood of khaki shorts swearing to fight dynastic politics while
creating another set of dubious heroes.
[2]
U. G. Barad dr.udayba...@gmail.com asks: And
From: Carmen Miranda
Sent: Friday, October 29, 2010 12:27 PM
Claude Alvares for example is not a Goan but a Manglorian, and he is one
of the persons who has done
a tremendous amount for Goa! Amen!
=== response ===
I did not realise that.
It does, however, help explain a few things. Claude
Dear Carmen Miranda,
For starters, I will remove all the other ccs beside yourself in
copying this post to GoaNet. I do not wish to violate GoaNet posting
rules even if you have. I will re-post this response to all the other
ccs - separately i.e. minus GoaNet.
I can very easily write in and
Frederick Noronha fredericknoro...@gmail.com wrote:
By no means the only option nor even the most successful one! You
could rake up meaningless communal issues. You could join the
corruption band-wagon. Or the lobby of the brotherhood of khaki shorts
swearing to fight dynastic politics while
Gilbert Lawrence gilbert2...@yahoo.com wrote:
For those who are wondering what this 'loud-mouth' is hollering about,
JC suggests that Indian vaidays and the hakims were twiddling their
thumbs waiting for a German to tell them what homeopathy remedies to
use to treat their patients.
Likely
In a long-winded, Ringa Ringa Roses post Gilbert Lawrence
gilbert2...@yahoo.com included the following:
In the 16th / 17th century, vaidyas and hakims were the native
doctors, and ipso facto, at best they were homeopaths and aurveydics
RESPONSE:
a: After reading yet another convoluted attempt
Frederick Noronha fredericknoro...@gmail.com wrote:
[1] JC has done a gotcha on Gilbert, as is his style when he disagrees
with someone's point of view.
[2] But is Gilbert implying that JC and his ike might be the Grand
Inquisitors of the 21st century, when they go out of their way to come
down
On 25 October 2010 00:59, Aires Rodrigues airesrodrigu...@gmail.com wrote:
[1] A copy of the noting sheets sought by me under the Right To
Information Act has revealed that ... an F.I.R was registered at the
Old Goa Police Station on 18th August 2004 against Fr. Newton
Rodrigues for having
On 24 October 2010 07:25, Gabriel de Figueiredo
gdefigueir...@yahoo.com.au wrote:
Dear Rico,
[1] Now, neatly sidestepping from the issues relating to Dr. Pundalica
Gaitonde, I don't know in what way the essay that JC pointed out was
indicative of elite.
[2] What you and most of the world don't
Dr. Ferdinando dos Reis Falcão wrote: It seems very obvious from
jc’s post that he is quite ignorant about Panjim. He is not aware of
how many restaurants and bars exist in Panjim belonging to Goans, as
he has never stayed or studied in Panjim obviously. Or if remembers he
has, then he should
Gabriel de Figueiredo wrote: Why dig out only the Portuguese? Perhaps
comparative history would be better .
jc's comment:
My dear Gabriel,
From my reading, Gilbert is making two two points:
a: Enough of speculation and revisionism. Produce the data. This is a
valid point.
b: If Richard
http://www.colaco.net/1/FMantonioFigueiredoBio.htm
jc
On 22 October 2010 14:47, Carvalho elisabeth_...@yahoo.com wrote:
Dear Gabriel,
Incidentally, I came across a picture of your father on the Oheraldo
dated January 1954 playing to an audience at the inaguaration of the
Musica Academy. I
Aires Rodrigues wrote:
The counting of votes in the Valpoi bye elections should have been
done at Valpoi itself. ... instead of inconvenienceing the City of
Panaji.
The dry day in the capital city is also unwarranted and unjustified.
Why make the people and tourists hop to Taleigao, Merces or
On Wed, Oct 20, 2010 at 11:57 AM, Nadia nadia wrote:
Hi,
I wanted some advise. Both me and my Partner have been to Goa in Jan
this year and loved it.
We are looking at going back in Jan 2012 and taking our daughter with
us who will be 5, However I am a little bit worried about the issue
Dear Dr. Falcao,
I do not believe that 'people in Goa just whine'. In the post you
referred to, I clearly stated my belief that Aires was whining.
I accept your grouse with me (and surely, Santoshbab) because of we
both pointed out your unfortunate reliance on blogs (as opposed to
direct sites)
Jim is quite right in drawing attention to the nexus between
Unscrupulous doctors and Big Pharma.
Goanetters will surely remember that there are Goan doctors on this
list (yours truly included) who do NOT accept any paid speaking
engagements, trips, lunches or even trinkets (like pens) and
[1] Bosco D bos...@canada.com
I see Fr. Ivo has passed on a link from an October edition of Oxygen.
Which October might this have been?? 15-20 years ago, perhaps?? Or
further back in time??
[2] Ivo icso...@bsnl.in wrote:
**It was in October 1999. But the controversy still continues...
Today
Dears,
Personally speaking, I have learned a lot from this debate.
Allow me to summarise:
1: Aspartame is not a medication required for the treatment of any
disease process (as of yet).
2: Aspartame is not a prescription substance.
3: Certain individuals (i.e. with PKU) should not be using
Just a question to the learned advocate:
Would it be constitutional?
and How about Lawyers should they be banned from GoaNet, the Media etc?
Does anybody believe that the Goa politicians are any less crooked
than the Goa lawyers/
jc
On 15 October 2010 20:01, Aires Rodrigues
:42, J. Colaco jc cola...@gmail.com wrote:
Just a question to the learned advocate:
Would it be constitutional?
and How about Lawyers should they be banned from GoaNet, the Media etc?
Does anybody believe that the Goa politicians are any less crooked
than the Goa lawyers/
jc
Dear Mr. Sait,
Allow me to answer the questions posed and to make a few brief comments.
re # 1: You are 100% wrong.
re # 2 3: The answer is NO. These two points also demonstrate the
farce of democracy aka India. The ordinary folks are caught between
the corrupt + pretend-secular and the
Dear Mr. Sangekar,
Let me agree with you that Mr P.Rane, w.d'souza,L.Faleiro,F.Sardinha
were all lousy CMs and disagree with you wrt Bandodkar (Deputations,
Merger with Maharashtra Zuari), Kakodkar(10% bus) and Parrikar (IFFI
and VideoCD).
Besides that, You and I can intellectualize as much as
Dear Mr Sangekar,
Let me guess. Do correct me if I am wrong. You are a partisan
supporter of the BJP.
Are you suggesting that the governors appoint by the BJP (during their
tenure) were NOT political appointees or that they were beyond
reproach?
Are you suggesting that the Governor's palace in
My dear Santoshbab,
It does take quite a number on man-hours to read and then digest
judgments of this nature. I wish there were more than 24 hours in each
day.
Based on my present knowledge and reading, my semi-lay sense is as follows:
[a] This is a Land Law issue - strictly looking at
Santosh Helekar wrote: I have downloaded a zipped copy of the Ayodhya
judgment, which I am going to share with Jose and anybody else who is
interested. I would request him or someone else with a legal
background to study the actual judgment, and summarize it for us. My
lay sense from reading it is
a worried Augusto Pinto wrote:
Dears .I was chatting with Bosco D'Mello on google chat a little
while ago and all of a sudden he stopped responding. Why should this
happen?
I am worried about his state of health. Could someone please check on
him and see whether he is OK or not?
I am
[1] JC wrote: Time for the sleepless relative-youth in Moira to find
an equally sleepless youthess (;-)
[2] Frederick Noronha wrote: Are my eyes tricking me? Whatever are
you advocating JC to the right
honourable Augusto Pinto? You must be going Bahamas.
response:
a: I believe that FN is
Frederick Noronha fredericknoro...@gmail.com wrote: JC is adopting
a creative license to suggest that photography is
officially prohibited in most places in India.
RESPONSE:
Frederick may wish taking up to drinking more water or (non-alcoholic)
wine; anything which helps him to chill out from
JoeGoaUk joego...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
FIR: Panjim Head Post Office There are 1+8 Multipurpose Service
Counters but only one was active.
Panjim GPO
http://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoaukextra2/5061615463/sizes/l/
COMMENT:
I hope we now understand WHY photography is officially prohibited in
The abuse of children can be in the form of Sexual abuse, Physical
abuse, Emotional abuse and Neglect. Each of these forms of abuse is
devastating to the child. Perpetrators of such crimes should be dealt
with appropriately and the child protected from future harm.
It is important, however, that
Dears,
At the end of the following nooj-item, one finds the following sentence:
who had allegedly molested a minor girl from the village
http://www.targetgoa.com/newsd-Can-any-police-constable-file-revision-plea-for-State-asks-Justice-Britto-1187
Considering that this so-called case was
In response to this from me: Interesting discussion between a reputed
Oncologist, a brilliant Neuroscientist and a good Priest. Two among
them are definitely not quacks.
Gilbert Lawrence wrote: Jose. if priests talking about medicine
are quacks, what should doctors talking about religion be
Ivo icso...@bsnl.in wrote: **I do agree with you, Dr.Gilbert. What
Dr.Mark Hyman is writing is true. This is known to any layman in
medicine or quack.Let us avoid this scientific illiteracy on
this Forum.
response:
Interesting discussion between a reputed Oncologist, a brilliant
My two cents on this.
There are likely two major issues involved
1: 'civil' damage to the vehicle by Siddarth
2: the criminal act of reckless driving by Siddarth
? 3: 'Theft' of the car by Siddarth (did the father report the car missing?)
While the criminal acts (ideally) will be dealt with
their emails. Makes it so much easier when you need to contact them.
FN
PS: There were times when we simply couldn't afford to hand out our
mobile numbers. Incoming calls were then being charged too!
Earlier J. Colaco jc cola...@gmail.com wrote: If I may
suggest: It is not a great idea to place
Dear all,
If I may suggest: It is not a great idea to place another person's tel
numbers et al on public fora.
jc
===
Ana Maria de souza-Goswami anamari...@dataone.in wrote:
Prajal's phone numbers are:
landline: 246x
mobile: 0937xx
E-mail is xxx...@rediffmail.com.
On 25 September 2010 09:05, JoeGoaUk joego...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
First time I heard about this bank (BNU) was in 1980s When I read that
people from Goa can claim back the gold deposited with then Banco
Nacional Ultramarino. that's about 20+ years after they left Goa. I am
sure upto 50% of the
---
http://www.GOANET.org
---
Goanet joins Noel Rebello to raise money for Daddy's Home (Margao, Goa)
Sponsor Noel
---
http://www.GOANET.org
---
Goanet joins Noel Rebello to raise money for Daddy's Home (Margao, Goa)
Sponsor Noel
---
http://www.GOANET.org
---
Goanet joins Noel Rebello to raise money for Daddy's Home (Margao, Goa)
Sponsor Noel
---
http://www.GOANET.org
---
Goanet joins Noel Rebello to raise money for Daddy's Home (Margao, Goa)
Sponsor Noel
---
http://www.GOANET.org
---
Goanet joins Noel Rebello to raise money for Daddy's Home (Margao, Goa)
Sponsor Noel
---
http://www.GOANET.org
---
Goanet joins Noel Rebello to raise money for Daddy's Home (Margao, Goa)
Sponsor Noel
On 13 September 2010 07:33, Dan Driscoll law...@dataone.in wrote:
But do not Med Students at the great GMC (Asia's First Medical
College) have dissection of human cadaver as part of their Syllabus? I
suppose I should be going directly to GMC about this; but maybe there
are those in our posting
Dear Selma,
You have made some good points. Personally, I have come to accept that
most non-Goan writers will write about Goa and Goans with minimal
amount of knowledge and research. They then speak to one or two Goans
and add it to their pre-conceived idea of Goa and Goans.
I am not sure why
Good morning
I add these words to the many written so eloquently by others.
It is indeed very sad.
Our condolences to his family.
May his soul rest in peace.
jc
---
http://www.GOANET.org
---
Goanet mourns the passing of Cornel da Costa in London, England - Sep 10/10
So, the Marshall Mendonza who (possibly) believes that it is OK to
propagate the '50 crores/day' - even though he knew that the figure
was a gross exaggeration of the truth AND who specialises in posting
ONLY anti-Hindu news items, is now implying that the following are not
exaggerations i.e. that
Arwin Mesquita arwinmesqu...@gmail.com quoted: AUGUSTUS ALPHONSO,
Vasco on NT:
Although the Constitution of India guarantees its citizen the right
of freedom to work and stay in any part of India, it is the duty of
the state government to keep the influx under control.
Dear Arwin and/or
JC wrote: Marshall is one of those chaps (Selma another with her
entire generation of Hindu Goans comment) who has been known to be
exaggerating 'facts' (if present at all).
[1] Marshall Mendonza responded: JC is known for making such
outrageous statements without substantiating them. Those who
Marshall Mendonza, the chap who calls Santosh Helekar delusional and
one with a 'blind spot' and the forwarder of the by now discredited
but not yet corrected 50 crores per day (claim allegedly made by
Justice Saldanha) should read his posts and then advise us what he
thinks about them.
This is
[1] Santosh Helekar wrote/asked: The real question that all sensible
and rational Goanetters need to ask is the following:
What credible information and whose credibility assures us that the
larger picture is not based on overzealous generalizations from
typographical errors, and exaggerated and
I do however believe that the rights of every individual need to be
respected - even if they have not respected the rights of others. For,
if we allow crooked lawyers and their politician-friends to 'screw' the
least among us (even a Micky Mouse) without due process, no saying what
they will
On 5 September 2010 08:42, Bevinda Collaco edi...@targetgoa.com wrote:
NEWS
Mickky's cup runneth over. Now he's facing charges from the US on
immigration and money laundering rackets
http://www.targetgoa.com/newsd-Mickky-in-big-trouble-for-immigration-and-money-laundering-racket-in-US-1022
On 3 September 2010 23:07, Marshall Mendonza mmendonz...@gmail.com wrote:
Jason, I did notice the unusual number Rs 50 crores per day but
discounted it as a typographical error. However,we must not lose sight
of the larger picture,
==
COMMENT:
a: If Marshall had in fact noticed that outrageous
On 4 September 2010 06:13, anesim...@aim.com wrote
[1] Besides the civic society, Media plays a big part in keeping the
Government and Politicians on their toes.
[2] Sadly, In Goa it is the mouthpiece of the Government and rumors
has it that there is huge dedicated budget by the Govt.to wine and
JC wrote-BTW: When you guys say: We are all Indians, what do you
mean by the word 'Indian'? Indian citizens, descendants of the Indian
subcontinent, Indian by race (there is no such thing) what? Are
Pakistanis also Indians? What about the Andamani folks?
Vasant Baliga vabal...@yahoo.com
Jason Keith Fernandes jason.k.fernan...@gmail.com wrote:
[1] Dr. Barad's observations .. I think he asks an interesting
and valid question
[2] just because the fight is 'the good fight' should not allow us
to slip up and get dramatic...compromises our credibility
RESPONSE:
Jason,
On 1 September 2010 22:59, Pandu Lampiao pan...@gmail.com wrote:
This Purtuges passport racket (its a racket because someone with
connections can get you a passport for a fee, apparently even the
staff - I won't say where, take a little 'something' to get the j^b
done) has been going on since the
Brilliant stuff !
All part of the Goan mRNA, perhaps.
With this much amount of Gas, Goa could never be energy-deficient.
While you guys are planning these fantastic events, constitutions,
back-to-Goa movements, I will merely watch you good people - all the
while merely accepting facts for
My dear Oscar,
I will enter this discussion once more and then return to my corner.
Perhaps, Goans will determine for themselves the following.
a: Why did the electorate in Goa vote the Congress - the last time
around? Were Goans not aware of corruption?
b: Do anyone among us know of ANY
On 31 August 2010 22:50, Stephen step...@gulfenggoman.com posted:
Bad news for Portuguese passport holders
HERALD REPORTER, MARGAO, AUG 30
Are you a Portuguese passport holder, but your name continues to be
enrolled on the electoral rolls, hold on.
You now run the risk of losing your voting
My dear Agnelo,
A few years ago, my wife and I were stalled for several hours at
Customs (Goa Airport) by a chap called Barua. He wanted bakshish from
us BEFORE he evaluated our bags (or placed them through the XRay
as he put it). We had nothing to declare and, in any event, were
definitely
Dear all,
Ema and I wish GoaNet ad multos annos'.
A word of special praise to all those who have worked hard (and
thanklessly) to moderate the list.
good wishes
jc
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
Goa-launch of the well-received *Into The Diaspora
Wilderness* by
JC's response to Vasant Baliga (VB)
Dear Vasantbab .Thank you for the courtesy of your well thought
out response. My own thoughts are interspersed.
VB [1]: The military takeover of Goa was, in my opinion, wrong and
misplaced and was contrary to India's professed foreign policy at that
On 21 August 2010 01:17, Vasant Baliga vabal...@yahoo.com wrote thus
to Bernado Colaco:
[1] If Nehru were alive,he would certainly regret the current state
of India and his beloved Kashmir,but if you think that he would regret
1961 and the continuation of the Salazar dictatorship,you are sadly
801 - 900 of 1704 matches
Mail list logo
