Salus Correia should not take Soter's post as the 'dog in the manger' stance.

Soter is predicting the same, if not worst, for Goa with the current laisez-faire attitude of the elected government her in Goa.

We, however, sympathize with the people of Mumbai who are hit with the basic water scarcity.

Hopefully, will  improve in a jiffy.

In solidarity with Salus Correia as well as with Soter

Cheers
floriano
goasuraj
9890470896
www.goasu-raj.org

PS: Goa's water scarcity situation has started with Porvorim/Goa where Soter lives.
PPS: Goa's Need of the Hour.............. What's Zat???



----- Original Message ----- From: "Salus Correia" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, December 26, 2009 11:24 AM
Subject: [Goanet] Mumbai's water woes



Reading Soter's message below, a question pops up in my mind:  Why is it
'good news' that Mumbai is reeling under a water crisis?  What is so good
about that bit of news?  Has Soter lost all his sense of decency?  Does he
enjoy someone else's discomfort?  Soter may be fighting for a great cause,
but this attitude is totally unjustified.  Let us have compassion on those
who suffer.



Message: 10

Date: Fri, 25 Dec 2009 17:00:19 +0530

From: "soter" <[email protected]>

To: <[email protected]>

Subject: [Goanet] Mumbai's water woes

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For those who are quick to cite the greatness of Mumbai at the least
provocation, the good news is that >Mumbai is now reeling under a water
crisis. A 100% water supply shut down once a week to certain areas in
rotation is going to be the reality in a few days time. Even doing this the
authorities do not guarantee >improvement. Do we want this faulty planning
model to be adopted in Goa?

Whatever the talk about economic development and employment, it is all
bogus and that is why hordes of >migrants are encouraged to come to Goa to
take up jobs. Every land has its carrying capacity and that should >form the
basis of any development, not the needs of ever greedy humans. Planning to
satisfy the needs >without regard to carrying capacity is bound to bring
disaster.

There is a konkani adage which says, 'dukrak bhangar nhoi.' Those planners
mentally conditioned to >developing slums and stench will only be
comfortable with such development. We must remmeber that Goa is >not planned
by goans but by UP-ites, Delhi-ites and kannadigas. Some Goans have
shamelessly lost direction >and also joinned the race. Watch out before we
go mad like the crazy cities of Mumbai and Delhi.



-soter




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