Re: [Goanet] Getting what we pray for!
I was wrong to make that statement, and I withdraw it with apologies to anyone who may have been upset by that allegation. Sorry guys. Gabriel de Figueiredo. Melbourne - Australia. --- Lawrence Rodrigues <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > << Considering it is virtually impossible for an > "outsider" to open > business in Kerala, how difficult is it for a > Keralite (or for that > matter, any non-Goan) to open business in Goa? Has > this "loophole" > been closed yet? >> Gabriel de Figueiredo > > > Seems a rabble rousing viral outbreak has hit our > folks *Down Under* > > > Lawrence > > -- > Need a *Gmail* e-mail ID? Do write to me. Will > send you an > invitation to open a *Gmail* e-mail account. :-) > > Do you Yahoo!? Listen to over 20 online radio stations and watch the latest music videos on Yahoo! Music. http://au.launch.yahoo.com
Re: [Goanet] Getting what we pray for!
<< Considering it is virtually impossible for an "outsider" to open business in Kerala, how difficult is it for a Keralite (or for that matter, any non-Goan) to open business in Goa? Has this "loophole" been closed yet? >> Gabriel de Figueiredo Seems a rabble rousing viral outbreak has hit our folks *Down Under* Lawrence -- Need a *Gmail* e-mail ID? Do write to me. Will send you an invitation to open a *Gmail* e-mail account. :-)
[Goanet] Getting what we pray for!
Hi JC, Thanks for agreeing with me! Kind Regards, GL In response to this from me (JC): [When I first joined clinical medicine, I had the opportunity to do a rotation at the Ribandar Hospital. And while the Panjim GMC hospital was beginning to be partitioned and messed around by the Delhiwallas who were in charge of the funding of Goa, The Panjim hospital was still cleaner that any of the hospitals I had visited in Bombay or Poona.] Gilbert Lawrence wrote: As the post (above) shows, GMC (Goa Medical College) was a mess when it was run by the Delhiwallas as Union Territory. Goans of all shades at that time felt that this mess would be resolved (along with other messes) only if Goa became self-governed as a full-fledged state. It appears that GMC has gotten worse along with everything else with Self-rule / Statehood.:=)) I often wonder if things would have gotten even worse with "Independence" with no restraint from Delhi or Lisbon. JC responds: Dear Gilbert, That is a refreshing breath on absolute non-comprehension. (2) On what basis is Lawrence stating that Goa has Self Rule ? Nothing has changed since this thing called "statehood" came about. Only that the Goa Alibaba gang has more to swipe. sincerely jc GL responds: Hi JC, Thanks for agreeing with me! Thoence aum munta murre!.:=)) Kind Regards, GL
Re: [Goanet] Getting what we pray for!
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > As the post below shows, GMC (Goa Medical College) > was a mess when it was run by the Delhiwallas as > Union Territory. Goans of all shades at that time > felt that this mess would be resolved (along with > other messes) only if Goa became self-governed as a > full-fledged state. > > It appears that GMC has gotten worse along with > everything else with Self-rule / Statehood.:=)) > I often wonder if things would have gotten even > worse with "Independence" with no restraint from > Delhi or Lisbon. > Kind Regards, GL If it was not for the mass migration of most of the administration, under threat from the 1962 edict of the Candeth Govt, and later, the "punishment" inflicted on Goans by the losing mergerist Bandodkar, things would have definitely been a lot better. But then, had Goa been "independent", the Maharashtrawadi Gomantaks wouldn't have existed - would they? Nor would the "imports" be in a position to demand their pound of flesh (they were already in position and well-settled in Goa by the time Goa got its statehood) and give Goans the run-around. But then, it is only my humble viewpoint. I could be wrong. Gabriel de Figueiredo. Melbourne - Australia. P.S. Considering it is virtually impossible for an "outsider" to open business in Kerala, how difficult is it for a Keralite (or for that matter, any non-Goan) to open business in Goa? Has this "loophole" been closed yet? Do you Yahoo!? Check out gigs in your area on the comprehensive Yahoo! Music Gig Guide http://au.music.yahoo.com/gig-guide
[Goanet] Getting what we pray for!
As the post below shows, GMC (Goa Medical College) was a mess when it was run by the Delhiwallas as Union Territory. Goans of all shades at that time felt that this mess would be resolved (along with other messes) only if Goa became self-governed as a full-fledged state. It appears that GMC has gotten worse along with everything else with Self-rule / Statehood.:=)) I often wonder if things would have gotten even worse with "Independence" with no restraint from Delhi or Lisbon. Kind Regards, GL > --- jose colaco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: When I first joined clinical medicine, I had the opportunity to do a rotation at the Ribandar Hospital. And while the Panjim GMC hospital was beginning to be partitioned and messed around by the Delhiwallas who were in charge of the funding of Goa, The Panjim hospital was still cleaner that any of the hospitals I had visited in Bombay or Poona.
