Re: [Goanet] Destroying Goa, one hillside at a time ?
Dear Mr. Parrikar, What you call monstrosity, others call Human Development. You see concrete. I see investment. I see new, clean, dry, strong, homes. I see bettering of a standard of living. I see the arrival of new Goan citizens and visitors. I see rising expectations. I see the call for new services. I see opportunities. I see new jobs. New careers. I see a population level rising to sustain improved standard of healthcare and education institutions. Growing purchasing levels that will lower the cost of introducing improved products. I see an increasing life expectancy. I see a new Goa rising. The world moves. Progress is not confined to just other places. With wisdom and guidance. Here is what Goa will look like in the next 50-100 years. Search:Google.com Tab:Images, Photos of Lisbon, or, Photos of London. Beautiful. Some of the infrastructure of these older cities may of indeed been paid for by what you today judgmentally call, 'ill-gotten money.' Likely not. Most of the development is the result of plain old fashion hard work. In the end it matters not. If they were lucky, past citizens enjoyed the fruits of their labour. Those initial investors are now dead and gone. But one thing for sure, wherever we live, today we enjoy their investment, their hard work, and their strong drive for progress. Mr. Parrikar, God did not bequeath Goa to Goans. Goa belongs to who work for her. And those who invest in her future. --- Albert Peres afpe...@3129.ca 416.660.0847 --- Rajan P. Parrikar parrikar at yahoo.com wrote --- Fri Mar 15 21:44:14 PDT 2013 look at the mega-monstrosity coming up on the hillside at Reis Magos. It is visible from Panjim, across the waterfrom Children's Park. But for a really expansive view, you have to go to Verem. Think about it: these will all be outsiders, many of them with ill-gotten money, occupying the flats and villas constructed by destroying an irreplaceable piece of Goan land. This represents the dismantling of Goa.
Re: [Goanet] Destroyoing Goa, one hillside at a time
On 16 March 2013 12:08, floriano lobo floriano.l...@gmail.com wrote: The scene was that a young man with all the help from his dedicated mother. ... Why am I saying this?? Perhaps, Dr. Anand Virginkar will know. == COMMENT: Shutes Floriano you had me in suspense till the end. And all the while, I thought that the hero of the Tiatr was Xri Silencio de Sta Inez ! Kabadi Kabadi Kabadi ! anyone? jc
[Goanet] Indian Naval Symphonic Orchestra
Indian Naval Symphonic Orchestra Goa Naval Area in Association with Kala Academy 16th March 2013 (day 2), Kala Academy, Goa Little bit of (video) Abba, iffi jetty, Sunset, Goan-konkan Masala, Goa Governor etc About one doz Clarinets, Half a doc Trombone, another half doz Trumpets, about Dozen Saxophones, Half doz Violins, Guitars, Drums, keyboards etc Free entertainment with free refreshment on top with choice of tea / Coffee, water, Patice, sandwich, Black gateau or cake It really made my day. Thanks to the organisers. This was my first time. I missed this event for last 2-3 years though. Here it is, some clips of second half of the 2nd day Video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwrUFktriz8 Some pics The entrance http://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk67/8563063564/in/photostream http://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk67/8561963499/in/photostream/ the orchestra http://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk67/8561958707/sizes/l/in/photostream/ Pop http://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk67/8563068068/sizes/l/in/photostream/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk67/8563068654/sizes/c/in/photostream/ Saxophonists http://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk67/8561960229/in/photostream/ Refreshment http://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk67/8563065004/in/photostream/ with Goa Governor Bharat Vir Wanchoo http://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk67/8561962183/in/photostream/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk67/8561962841/sizes/c/in/photostream/ clips http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwrUFktriz8 joego...@yahoo.co.uk for Goa NRI related info... http://in.groups.yahoo.com/group/GOAN-NRI/ For Goan Video Clips http://youtube.com/joeukgoa In Goa, Dial 1 0 8 For Hospital, Police, Fire etc
[Goanet] Goa news for March 17, 2013
Goa News from Google News and Goanet.org Visit http://www.goanet.org/newslinks.php for the full stories. *** No fresh taxes, please: Goa trade body - Daijiworld.com ropelled recession in the near future, Goa's trade and industry captains have urged a status quo on the tax regimen for 2013-14 when the budget is ... http://news.google.com/news/url?sa=tfd=Rusg=AFQjCNHbirx-1EwwbjNXhJs1g-JzagZmRAurl=http://www.daijiworld.com/news/news_disp.asp?n_id=167425 *** Sudershan Reddy sworn-in as Goa's Lokayukta - The Hindu n as Goa's first Lokayukta at Raj Bhavan amid protests by opposition parties who alleged that he was a yes man of the Chief Minister. Justice Reddy was administered the oath of ... http://news.google.com/news/url?sa=tfd=Rusg=AFQjCNHzaO3Mi12jojuTNGN_CuBQJtuBxwurl=http://www.thehindu.com/news/national/sudershan-reddy-swornin-as-goas-lokayukta/article4516005.ece *** Goa's ability to emerge as the model State stressed - The Hindu 7V76SZyEXzF0-g http://news.google.com/news/url?sa=tfd=Rusg=AFQjCNEaDbsW0DFgVzni1x0ggixmzJxZAwurl=http://www.thehindu.com/sport/football/goas-ability-to-emerge-as-the-model-state-stressed/article4516137.ece *** police official run over by truck - NDTV TVSub Inspector Abhishek Gomes, attached to the traffic cell of Goa Police, was flagging down a Punjab registered goods carrier near the Bethora industrial estate, 35 km from Panaji, when he was run over. Gomes received fatal injuries and was declared ... http://news.google.com/news/url?sa=tfd=Rusg=AFQjCNHHPnFhtmNrJS4oqW-9DmB6Eignxwurl=http://www.ndtv.com/article/cities/goa-police-official-run-over-by-truck-343258 *** Just Back: bovine tension in Goa - Telegraph.co.uk aX1M1nJGimMned=us http://news.google.com/news/url?sa=tfd=Rusg=AFQjCNHUxEpyZuXdLUnYSeTB6GCy0yrsggurl=http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/travel-writing-competition/9930718/Just-Back-bovine-tension-in-Goa.html *** Next Pele, Ronaldinho could be born on Goa`s beaches: FIFA official - Zee News e NewsNext Pele, Ronaldinho could be born on Goa`s beaches: FIFA official Panaji: The world`s next Pele or Ronaldinho could be a youngster playing Football on Goa`s golden beaches, according to world football body FIFA`s pointsman for beach Football Joan ...a class= http://news.google.com/news/url?sa=tfd=Rusg=AFQjCNGxepZV19LKYD8FhCRQDS9Orl75wQurl=http://zeenews.india.com/sports/football/next-pele-ronaldinho-could-be-born-on-goa-s-beaches-fifa-official_758145.html *** Hyundai i-Drive India: Mumbai-Goa - Business Standard (blog) rive India event, wherein a small assortment of i10s are out driving on the Golden Quadrilateral, I was on the list to do the Mumbai-Goa leg and there is, of course, no reason for one to ever refuse the opportunity to visit ...a class= http://news.google.com/news/url?sa=tfd=Rusg=AFQjCNFiwsZ2_Ez18ibcgW1ILbrKYED2sQurl=http://www.business-standard.com/article/beyond-business/hyundai-i-drive-india-mumbai-goa-113031500577_1.html *** It's all go in Goa and Banff films are touring - NEWS.com.au WS.com.augoa. The pool at the new Swissotel Goa in India, which is due to open in March 2013. Source: Supplied. GOA has a new luxury Swissotel resort, and movie lovers will be able to take in some awesome scenery when the Banff Film Festival tours Australia. 1.a class= http://news.google.com/news/url?sa=tfd=Rusg=AFQjCNHlWFY4x1AseOWw85ASFA-uGi69ogurl=http://www.news.com.au/travel/news/whats-new-in-the-world-of-travel/story-e6frfq80-1226598244757 *** What made Goa sustainable - Times of India mes of IndiaGoa's population remained around 600,000 until the 1980s that was the bases for its sustainability. Many factors contributed to population stability the principal ones being higher ages at marriage, equitable wealth sharing between sons and daughters ...a class= http://news.google.com/news/url?sa=tfd=Rusg=AFQjCNFPJVSebOdWAMtcaUjjWZrhtXpE1wurl=http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/goa/What-made-Goa-sustainable/articleshow/18998135.cms *** Goa churches to observe special mass on March 19 for new Pope - NDTV TVFilipe Neri Ferrao, the Archbishop of Goa and Daman, in a circular issued, has asked all the Parish priests, chaplains, rectors of church institutions as well as superiors of religious communities in the Archdiocese to observe the day of prayer for the ...a class= http://news.google.com/news/url?sa=tfd=Rusg=AFQjCNFOgfFesEDHS7f5ykd4MTJEwhfKUwurl=http://www.ndtv.com/article/cities/goa-churches-to-observe-special-mass-on-march-19-for-new-pope-342821 Compiled by Goanet News Service http://www.goanet.org/newslinks.php
Re: [Goanet] Destroying Goa, one hillside at a time
I am forwarding an entry made by Dr. Anil Desai on Goa Speaks in response to my original post. * Rajanbab, Goa foundation had shown very clearly how DLF had committed illegality by cutting hills in their Daboli project. That project could have been stopped to send a clear signal to others that illlegalities that were condoned by the previous corrupt Kangress government will not be tolerated any more. That requires nerve of steel and the backing of the populace. The latter was there last April and this is why it is tragic that no action has been taken against a single project in the last 12 months, nor has this government done anything or even said anything to discourage non-goans from buying the expensive apartments or villas that most Goans patently cannot afford to buy. In major trauma, in surgery, we call the first hour after major trauma as the golden hour and we recognise that if we do not do anything to reverse the effects of trauma in the first hour, the patient usually dies. I am afraid the golden year has been wasted. Now, with a scheme like Mopa, there will be attempts to topple the government. A wonderful opportunity given by Goans has been lost. As our friend George has often said and you have said it too, I have to reluctantly agree: It is RIP Goa. * r On Mar 15, 2013, at 9:44 PM, Rajan P. Parrikar parri...@yahoo.com wrote: To Goanet - Manohar-bab, this is what is happening under your watch. This morning I got a good look at the mega-monstrosity coming up on the hillside at Reis Magos. It is visible from Panjim, across the water from Children's Park. But for a really expansive view, you have to go to Verem. Think about it: these will all be outsiders, many of them with ill-gotten money, occupying the flats and villas constructed by destroying an irreplaceable piece of Goan land. This represents the dismantling of Goa. We thought Parrikar would be the man to finally put an end to this. Looks like we erred. Manohar Parrikar has been silent about this and the other 2 mega-projects (Ashok Beleza and Ocean Park). Why is Dr. Anand Virgincar, Parrikar's #1 shill, silent about this? Dr. Virgincar is a brilliant man, a good human being, who has nothing personal to gain from his activism, who cares about and loves Goa deeply. I publicly appeal to him to call on his dear friend, the Chief Minister, to immediately halt these atrocities. Here is the wide view seen from Verem - http://www.parrikar.org/images/samples/reismagos1.jpg And these are close-ups of 3 sections. From these you can guage the magnitude and extent of the permanent damage being done to the Reis Magos hill - http://www.parrikar.org/images/samples/reismagos2.jpg http://www.parrikar.org/images/samples/reismagos3.jpg http://www.parrikar.org/images/samples/reismagos4.jpg r
[Goanet] GOA SU-RAJ PARTY HAS A YOUTH WING FACE-BOOK PAGE
GOA SU-RAJ PARTY HAS A YOUTH WING FACE-BOOK PAGE LINK: http://www.facebook.com/GoaSurajPartyYouthWing Will you not patronize this page? After all, a better GOA is the future of our \'YOUTH\' ... No??? Cheers goasuraj
[Goanet] CONDOLENCE
The GOA SU-RAJ PARTY - GSRP CONDOLES the untimely and shocking death under tragic circumstances of Police Sub Inspector 'ABHISEK S.P. GOMES of the Goa Police. and shares the humongous grief of his family and friends. May his good soul Rest in Iternal Peace. Sd/- Floriano Lobo Gen. Secretary/Spokesperson Goa Su-Raj Party - GSRP H.O.: 383A-Pirazona Moira Bardez-Goa 9890470896 floriano.l...@gmail.com FB@flory29 www.goasu-raj.org
[Goanet] Roland Francis: An Accident in Goa - Stray Thoughts of a Toronto Goan
Title: An Accident in Goa Stray Thoughts of a Toronto Goan By: Roland Francis Source: Goan Voice UK Daily Newsletter 17 Mar. 2013 at www.goanvoice.org.uk Full text: Goan villages can be great places for rest and relaxation but you cannot for a moment visualize the trauma and misery you can be subject to, if something goes wrong. Something did go wrong for a Toronto friend who never misses the Carnival season in Goa every year while escaping the Canadian winter at the same time. Riding a motor scooter after Sunday mass to visit his friend, fate made him a tryst with an SUV filled with young men determined to paint Palolem beach red. Throwing rules of the road to the wind, their wheelman tried to overtake a public bus and went onto the lane where traffic and my friend were coming in the opposite direction. Head on, the SUV and the scooter. He was flung onto the windshield and lay writhing in pain, fibula and tibia broken and protruding on the hot tarmac. Remaining conscious, he told passersby to call an ambulance and he was taken to the Hospicio in Margao. He didnt know it then, but his real troubles had just begun. The way he tells it, the facilities at Hospicio are abysmal. The premises are dirty and so are the beds. The linen has stains, some of which look like they unsuccessfully battled against the last laundry. The doctors have no sense of urgency and are quite incompetent. When his wife, hearing of the accident, rushed there, she took one look at the surroundings and decided to move him to a private hospital in Margao. That decision had its own implications. This hospital did not have several pieces of vital equipment and supplies and he needed to be moved again. Somewhere between the two hospitals one leg of the poorly maintained stretcher came unhitched and the patient fell to the ground suffering additional trauma not only to his smashed legs but also to parts of the body that came unscathed from the road accident. Moved to a big name hospital also in Margao, where one would expect better, he was subjected to more of the same. The staff was professional neither in expertise nor service, and the toilets are what you would expect from a rural health centre in say Bihar. Remember that he was not ambulatory and had to depend on the nurses and aides for every bodily need. It didnt take long for him to decide that the sooner he was flown to Toronto the better. The stretcher at the airport run by an outsourced firm gave way and as if in a déjà vu scene, he was again flung to the ground violently. The wonder of it was that he came through this third episode not much worse for wear. A lesser man would have been felled with paralysis or worse. However, his guardian angel was on the ball and the fact that he is a fitness buff probably helped. Meanwhile there was endless paper work to be taken care of. The police had been bribed by the guilty party and the report completely absolved the negligent person despite all kinds of evidence gathered at the scene by witnesses who were willing to help, pointing to the contrary. Remember Scarlett Keeling and many other instances? Although the wife ran from pillar to post to get justice from higher authorities, it was the usual come tomorrow, come next week. The inevitable conclusion was that everyone from bottom to top had their palms greased. Justice in Goa as indeed India, is a Utopian dream. The eyes of my friend that were jaundiced enough to overlook all that is happening in his beloved Goa are now open wide. He says that Goans in Goa have abdicated their roles in well-paying as well as menial positions. Doctors, lawyers and police think they are Gods and play with mortals from that position. He compared his spending of money resultant from this incident to the salt one sprinkles from a shaker. He laughs as he recalls how the private hospitals made him purchase his own supplies and then billed him for those very supplies he had to buy from outside. There is no value put on human life in Goa, he wistfully whispers. So what else is new, I should have told him, but didnt. He is at peace that comes from returning to a sane world and is recovering well in a Toronto rehabilitation center. He doesnt know about tomorrow he says, but smilingly talks about a day at a time.
[Goanet] Goan Law Student's Forum
The Goan Law Students Forum aims to provide students of law in Goa with a much needed platform for them to discuss, deliberate and debate upon pertinent issues. Only in it's nascent stages this forum requires your support! We appeal to all members of Goanet to spread the word regarding this initiative particularly amongst student of the law past as well and present, lawyers and people in related fields. Although this is aimed primarily at students we would appreciate as much support as we can garner! Goan Law Student's Forum can be found on facebook. Regards.
[Goanet] Men in Ladies’...
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Re: [Goanet] Destroying Goa, one hillside at a time ?
On 17 March 2013 05:07, Albert Peres afpe...@3129.ca wrote: Dear Mr. Parrikar, What you call monstrosity, others call Human Development. You see concrete. I see investment. I see new, clean, dry, strong, homes. I see bettering of a standard of living. I see the arrival of new Goan citizens and visitors. I see rising expectations. I see the call for new services. I see opportunities. I see new jobs. New careers. COMMENT, Dear Mr. Albert Peres, I accept. You have written eloquently about what YOU see. I too see the arrival of NEW Goans, and the expectations you listed. I wish you had written a bit more about: The OLD Goans (as in elderly), the effect of this uncontrolled development on Food, Water and Energy supply, the presence/absence of Health and Support infrastructure, the effect on the environment (and water table), pollution and on flood/landslide control..etc. I agree entirely that development and investment helps a place and its people to grow along with benefits for the investors. This would be of particular use to SENIOR citizens (of the place) who have struggled all their lives and should (in a reasonable and caring society) expect to survive comfortably with reasonable health care, food and living during their golden years. That is what is one forecasts reasonably in 'controlled' development. On the other hand, the defenders of 'uncontrolled' development are effectively saying the following: This is the era of NEW Goans. It is time for them to make way for those with money who wish to have a third or fourth holiday home. The Old and Elderly Goans have lived and enjoyed Goa enough. Like disposable syringes and old mobile phones, it is time to discard them. jc
[Goanet] video : ndtv : Watch 500 Harley owners with their bikes Goa along with Kim and Karen Davidson, the great grand-daughter of Harley Davidson’s co-founder, William A. Davidson.
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Re: [Goanet] Destroying Goa, one hillside at a time ?
Well said that, Mr. Albert Peres, We can see that you are probably talking facing Frisco's city scape from the Golden Gate Bridge? Or the smog covered Los Angeles? Pray tell us why these goddammed investors who rush to GOA can't go the Himachal Pradesh? Jammu Kashmir?; Even Chatishgarh etc? Why only in GOA? To send Goans to Frisco and Toronto and New Jersey and Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne and Swindon??? to make place for migrants in GOA who run after school girls with knifes to cut their throats and fingers? and for robbers, thieves and scroundrels who break open houses even in daylight hours and decamp with Goan Gold Jewellery, cash and life support in lakhs?? the things that GOA had not seen for hundreds of years?? You should come down to your Goa and share with us some of those secrets and benefits of DEVELOPMENT and for whom those are meant for, and we shall garland your neck with other pretty things rather than waste pretty flowers on it. Well said, indeed. Cheers floriano goasuraj 9890470896 www.goasu-raj.org - Original Message - From: Albert Peres afpe...@3129.ca To: goanet@lists.goanet.org Sent: Sunday, March 17, 2013 2:37 PM Subject: Re: [Goanet] Destroying Goa, one hillside at a time ? Dear Mr. Parrikar, What you call monstrosity, others call Human Development. You see concrete. I see investment. I see new, clean, dry, strong, homes. I see bettering of a standard of living. I see the arrival of new Goan citizens and visitors. I see rising expectations. I see the call for new services. I see opportunities. I see new jobs. New careers. I see a population level rising to sustain improved standard of healthcare and education institutions. Growing purchasing levels that will lower the cost of introducing improved products. I see an increasing life expectancy. I see a new Goa rising. The world moves. Progress is not confined to just other places. With wisdom and guidance. Here is what Goa will look like in the next 50-100 years. Search:Google.com Tab:Images, Photos of Lisbon, or, Photos of London. Beautiful. Some of the infrastructure of these older cities may of indeed been paid for by what you today judgmentally call, 'ill-gotten money.' Likely not. Most of the development is the result of plain old fashion hard work. In the end it matters not. If they were lucky, past citizens enjoyed the fruits of their labour. Those initial investors are now dead and gone. But one thing for sure, wherever we live, today we enjoy their investment, their hard work, and their strong drive for progress. Mr. Parrikar, God did not bequeath Goa to Goans. Goa belongs to who work for her. And those who invest in her future. --- Albert Peres afpe...@3129.ca 416.660.0847 --- Rajan P. Parrikar parrikar at yahoo.com wrote --- Fri Mar 15 21:44:14 PDT 2013 look at the mega-monstrosity coming up on the hillside at Reis Magos. It is visible from Panjim, across the waterfrom Children's Park. But for a really expansive view, you have to go to Verem. Think about it: these will all be outsiders, many of them with ill-gotten money, occupying the flats and villas constructed by destroying an irreplaceable piece of Goan land. This represents the dismantling of Goa.
[Goanet] Workshop at Gallery Gitanjali :JIN SHIN DO BODYMIND ACUPRESSURE INTRODUCTORY WORKSHOP MARCH 23rd 24th
Greetings from GALLERY GITANJALI Art escape Goa, * * *GALLERY GITANJALI WORKSHOP : **JIN SHIN DO BODYMIND ACUPRESSURE * There was a great response for the introduction 5 day full JIN SHIN DO BODYMIND ACUPRESSURE WORKSHOP at Art Escape in South Goa,so for all the people from North who couldn't participate here is a chance at Gallery Gitanjali, Panjim. * * *MARCH 23rd 24th (SAT/SUN)* *JIN SHIN DO* means The Way of the Compassionate Spirit. Jin Shin Do Bodymind Acupressure uses gentle, yet deep finger pressure on specific acu-points and verbal Body Focusing techniques, to help release armoring or chronic tension, to balance the Qi or energy, and to improve vitality. This clothes-on method helps relieve stress and trauma-related problems.A unique synthesis of a traditional Japanese acupressure technique, classic Chinese acu-theory, Taoist philosophy, Qigong (breathing and exercise techniques), Reichian segmental theory and principles of Ericksonian psychotherapy, it is recognized as a major form of Asian Bodywork Therapy. Originated by psychotherapist Iona Teeguarden, JSD promotes a pleasant trancelike state, in which one can relax and move out of the head and into the body, accessing feelings and inner wisdom. Introductory class: *FUNDAMENTALS OF ACUPRESSURE (2 DAY COURSE)* Participants will learn to locate 30 main acupoints and how to use them for general energy balancing, relaxation and well-being. The focus is on self-acupressure, but time will also be given to locating the points on a partner. Fee includes a course manual with instructions on how to use these points effectively for health maintenance and relaxation. With senior instructor, Doreen Bakstad of Canada * * *SCHEDULE OF THE WORKSHOP* Saturday Sunday: start 9:30 am (registration at 8:30 - 9:30 on saturday) 9:30 - 12:30 morning session Theory/point location 12:30-2:00 lunch 2:00 - 5:30 ish afternoon session Theory/point location/practice 5.30 -Qigong/laughter yoga for all. *Rs 1500/- *(Fee includes basic lunch,tea, coffee, water a course manual, with instructions on how to use these points effectively for health maintenance and relaxation). Spaces for this class are limited and are on a first come, first register basis. In cases of financial hardships, some scholarship may be available. * * *REGISTER NOW with Gallery Gitanjali!* FOR MORE DETAILS ON THE WORKSHOP/COURSE JOIN THE FACEBOOK EVENT PAGE *http://www.facebook.com/events/548189638554373/* for more details information: email: email%3ai...@artescape.ingallerygitanj...@gmail.com, i...@artescape.in Mobile: 8390998628 Landline: 0091-832-2423331 Doreen 09610926377 -- Thanks Regards Miriam Koshy Gallery Gitanjali E-212,31st January Road, Fontainhas,Panjim, Goa-403001 India www.gallerygitanjali.com 00919823572035
