What Anand has embarked and Mr. Parrikar has agreed, should be complimented. Hope many similar events of these will follow, taking advantage of modern technology. Anand's efforts should specially be welcomed by Diaspora Goans; who rarely get to ask questions of the elected Goan politicians. When they make foreign trips, the politicians are treated like demi-gods by their relatives and their adoring foreign supporters. This Q & A should emphasize and be about what we (the electorate and the politicians) have learnt from past decisions and how can we do better as we move forward. Goa's political parties have to stop the political musical-chairs It is my understanding that Goa has the highest numbers of state governments (among all Indian states) over the last three decades. Both political parties should be held accountable for embarrassing Goans about this dismal record. The horse-trading of elected assembly-members is encouraged by party leaders of which Mr. Parrikar is currently one of two.
Kind Regards, GL
