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Gilbert Lawrence responds: And silly me! All this time, I thought that Goa was the prime native land for the mangoes. And Goans were the world experts on how to tackle this king of fruits. I guess the Bhujies and Kutchies are way ahead of us - Goenkars, (with export ani professional promos in English); while we are busy making pun ani phun of what is/should be our livelihood. Arre!!! The story of our lives, murre. :=)) Helga do Rosario Gomes: You were before your time Cecil! Now there is a CD that teaches it all!! If only you had not made that bad pun which wasn't really a pun - especially for Konkani speakers because as Jorge would have told/scolded you- you did not have the accents where they should have been. In fact you had no accents at all!!! BHUJ: As the Kesar mango, grown in Kutch, becomes a rage in the Queen's land, farmers here have hit upon an innovative way by which to teach the Brits a thing or two about how to savour the king of fruits. CDs demonstrating how to eat mangoes are being played in fruit stores across the UK and are even distributed free along with the 'petis'.
