July 4,2007.
For Brian Fernandes,
Were you working in Crompton Greaves Limited, Sales Division, Kanjur Marg,
Bombay before?
Please reply.
Thanks,
Gregory Fernandes.
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Received: Fri, 15 Jun 2007 04:33:04 AM MDT
From: brian fernandes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: GOAN-NRI@yahoogroups.co.in
Subject: Re: [GOAN-NRI] Navhind Times -news
Dear Avinash,
Both Navhind times and Herald are online news papers and can be checked on
the net.
Hope this helps you,
Regards,
Brian.
Avinash Vaz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear Manoj,
I wish to suscribe news of local dailies namely Navhind times and Herald in
the US. Kindly let me know how i can subscribe daily news from these two
newspapers in my email, If they have provision to send news items to NRI"S in
USA?
Thanking You,
Avinash
Manoj Raikar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Vasco, June 14
The three schoolgirls, who went missing from Vasco on June 12 returned home
safely this morning after touring Sawantwadi and Mumbai.Priya Khavnekar,
Valancy Carvalho and Deodita Rodrigues were reported missing from June 12
after they left their respective homes for school that morning.
The Vasco police, giving details stated that all of them first went to Margao
and boarded the Delhi bound train on June 12. However when they were
questioned by someone about their tickets, they got down at the Sawantawadi
railway station.There one of them decided to sell her gold chain for Rs 2,600
and they went shopping
The trio then went to Mumbai by bus and did some more shopping.
The police disclosed that they were questioned by the police at Dhobi Talao
while roaming around and getting scared they decided to return home on June 13
evening.
So the trio boarded a Goa-bound bus and got down at the Cortalim junction
today morning. They came to Sancoale and had their breakfast at a restaurant
whose owner recognised the missing girls and intimated the Vasco police.The
trio then boarded a Vasco-bound KTC bus from Sancoale. However, the Vasco
stopped the bus at Chicalim and apprehended the girls.The police then returned
the girls to their family members who were camped at the police station.
NT News ServiceMargao, June 14
In a daring daylight robbery, cash amounting to Rs 4,000 was robbed by a thief
from three different cash boxes at Raia church today.
The incident sent shockwaves through the community here as it happened this
afternoon. The Maina Curtorim police registered the offence on unknown person
and that investigation is on. The police officials, who rushed to the site on
hearing the news informed that they immediately sent an alert all around.
According to the parish priest of Our Lady of Snows Church, Raia, Fr Cypriano
D Silva, his assistant priest, Fr Menino Vales noticed a bag in the church
while he was praying at around 3.15 p.m. He said that Fr Vales immediately
informed him and he went out to alert the workers who were working outside
while Fr Vales kept an eye on the bag. After sometime, Fr Vales saw a man come
from the church to the praying room. When he shouted out the thief jumped
down, open the church door and fled.
The dog squad was pressed into service, and fingerprint experts were called
in. However the police dog lost the scent ran after a few metres.The news
spread like wildfire and along with the parishioners, MLA, Mr Alexio Reginald,
the sarpanch of Camorlim, Mr Basilio Fernandes, panchas and the deputy
sarpanch of Raia came to the church.
Manoj Raikar
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