[Goanet] Bhakti wins Another First
Sir/Madam, Please publish following report in your esteemed publication and obligeBhakti Goa Carbon Limited Goodwill Ambassador and Woman Grandmaster Bhakti Kulkarni continued riding on the success wave when she was declared best woman player of Vaujany International Chess Festival in France today after she defeated International Master Lucian Filip of Romania after 7 hours’ struggle in the 9th and final round. Bhakti, the newly crowned Commonwealth Champion from Goa scored 6 points from 9 rounds and was way ahead of Woman Grandmaster Sabina-Francesca Foisor (4.5) of USA. She drew with Grandmaster Horvath from Hungary on the way to win her beautiful trophy. “I am amazed by the profound understanding of chess this girl has shown,” commented the GM from Hungary after he proposed truce in their battle. Veteran French trainer Jean-Pierry Mercier was more eloquent. “I can see Bhakti among the top women players of the world in two years if she continues in the same manner,” predicted the veteran who trains 100 French players every year. The Commonwealth Woman Champion from Madgao gave the credit of her string of successes to her trainer and Dronacharya Awardee Raghunandan Gokhale. “Sir has transformed my game by making me play more aggressively,” Bhakti said. “Bhakti deserves civic reception for her Commonwealth Woman Championship”, Gokhale commented.”It is not everyday occurrence that a Goan wins International Gold in senior category.” The Central Government will honour Bhakti for the Gold medal, according to the coach. *Nitish Has Big Impact* While Bhakti was busy collecting 31 Elo points from her showing, Geno Pharmaceuticals Brand Ambassador and Commonwealth Under 14 Silver medalist Nitish Belurkar shocked International Woman Master Renata Gazik of Poland in the final round. “It was big experience for 12 year old Nitish to play among the elites of European chess and he surpassed my expectations by gaining 37 International rating points,” remarked ace coach Raghunandan Gokhale before adding “I am expecting Nitish to come out and play fighting chess to give justice to his talent in his future tournaments.” Nitish will take part in Dubai Open Junior Chess Championship next month and eyes medal in World Youth Championship in South Africa in September. Message over. -- *Ms. Bhakti Kulkarni,* *Commonwealth Women Chess Champion,* *Goodwill Ambassador for GCL,* *International Woman Grand Master,* *Goa,India.*
[Goanet] Song for the day.....
Gloria Estefan - Breaking Up Is Hard To Do https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rouV9GXlS2Ifeature=player_embedded g -- DEV BOREM KORUM Gabe Menezes.
[Goanet] French kiss? No, its Finch Kiss
Bird watching.. Scaly-breasted munia Spotted munia Video clip https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-vPyj5AIqk https://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk73/14489689749/in/photostream https://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk73/14676343435/in/photostream/ https://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk73/14489708388/in/photostream/ with Black-throated Finch White-rumped Munia Black ones, we called 'Kairam' https://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk73/14489659270/in/photostream/ https://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk73/14696211783/in/photostream/ https://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk73/14673139381/in/photostream/ https://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk73/14673137611/in/photostream/ finch kiss https://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk73/14665047976/in/photostream Video clip https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-vPyj5AIqk 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] Fw: Goan prawn curry.
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[Goanet] URGENT PRESS STATEMENT
POLICE REFORMS WATCH Networking with Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI), New Delhi 43, Kalina, Santacruz East, Mumbai - 400 029. l Tel : 98202 26227 Email : policereformswa...@gmail.com l www.humanrightsinititiative.org 19/07/14 URGENT PRESS STATEMENT Dolphy Dsouza, Convenor Police Reforms Watch- Mumbai reactions: POLICE REFORMS WATCH-Mumbai condemns the Governor of Maharashtra's decision to give his assent to the regressive Maharashtra Police Amendment Bill, 2014. It has been confirmed that the Governor has signed the Bill which was passed by both Houses of the Legislature on 14th June 2014, with no changes. The Governor has given assent even after meeting a civil society delegation led by Shri Julio Rebeiro, accompanied by Mr. Satish Sahney, Ms Maja Daruwala of the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI) and Mr. Dolphy Dsouza -Police Reforms Watch, which met him on June 30 to express how brazenly the Bill denigrates police reform. The delegation had urged the Governor to invoke his powers under Article 200 of the Constitution to send recommended changes for the consideration of both houses of the State Legislature. This Bill, now set to become law, is not in the interest of the state. It is anti-police and anti-people. The political class has had its way. The right thing would have been for the Bill to amend the Maharashtra Police Act 1951 to incorporate the directives of the Supreme Court in the Prakash Singh case. But the Bill is brazenly designed to defy every single one of the Court's directives. Besides the stakeholders in this case, the Citizens were totally ignored before this Bill was passed. The public are going to bear the brunt of such a bad law which will lead to policing completely captured by political compulsions. PRW Mumbai expresses its grave disappointment at the failure of the Governor to use his high constitutional authority to prevent this Bill in its current form from becoming law. Our next course of action: We will now take the campaign against the Bill in the people's court. We will organise meetings with citizens, various womens groups and ngo's to raise their voices against such a regressive Bill. We will also be interacting with the different political parties and their leadership demanding that they include a better law for policing in their manfesto. And if they come to power they will amend this bill which is not in the interest of the public for better policing for a safer mumbai/maharashtra. We want to make this a poll issue and demand ABKI BAAR SACCHA POLICE SUDHAR. Dolphy Dsouza Convenor POLICE REFORMS WATCH 09820226227 -- Forwarded message -- From: Maja Daruwala maja.daruw...@gmail.com Date: Fri, Jul 18, 2014 at 2:58 PM Maja Daruwala Director of CHRI which closely monitors police reform said in reaction to the news that the Governor had signed the 2014 Maharashtra Police Amendment Act. To say that the Governor has signed a law that goes completely contrary to the Supreme Court directions while pretending to comply with it is to say too little. This law is a disaster for the police and the public. It has never been discussed in public and is to my mind a fraud on the public. It reduces the possibility of good policing to zero and in the end endangers everyone's security. All this pious stuff about ensuring better safety for women is an eye wash when you look at the brazen way the new law politicises the police. All the bad practice of interfering with the everyday functioning and management of the police has now been enacted into law. The Governor was wrong not to advise caution and reconsideration. It is an extremely sorry situation for a fine State like Maharashtra. -- Maja Daruwala Director Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative B-117, First Floor, Sarvodaya Enclave New Delhi, INDIA, 110017 Tel No 91 11 43180205:4106 8605 (O) Tel No 91 11 26868961 (H) Fax No 91 11 26864688 (O) email: direc...@humanrightsinitiative.org email: maja.daruw...@gmail.com website: www.humanrightsinitiative.org
Re: [Goanet] What does your school PTA say about admitting kids with HIV?
jc (3) : My experience with HIV kids is surely not as vast as yours. Even so, please advise us: [A] Were THOSE HIV+ individuals CD4 regularly monitored and treated with anti-retroviral medications? [B] Were THOSE HIV+ individuals TB tested and treated if necessary? [C] Were THESE HIV+ ORPHANS managed according to the same regimen THOSE individuals were/are? On Jul 18, 2014, at 8:22 PM, Mervyn Lobo mervynal...@yahoo.ca wrote: Doc, the short answer is that HIV+ people are monitored much more closely than those without HIV. The reason, I am told, is that HIV+ people are much more susceptible to diseases. TB being the leading cause of death for them. Again, since HIV+ kids are monitored much more closely, I feel those with TB will be identified much more faster than kids who are not HIV+. In other words, there is a greater danger of finding a TB Mary in the non-HIV population than in the HIV+ population. Dear Mervyn, Let us make a deal. As I do not understand much about Gold et other investment, I will NOT debate with you on the topic of financial investment. As I am NOT sure if you know enough about whether or NOT these Rivona HIV+ve kids were adequately monitored and managed, I will not debate further with you on that topic either. I'd suggest, however, that there usually is a serious difference between the TB contracted (and transmitted) by an HIV+ve person and that by a non-HIV+ve person. Though, in many parts of the world, India included, that difference is being blurred. BTW: I notice that a BJP personality has chosen to abuse the Church with this HIV issue. BRAVO ! jc
Re: [Goanet] Bhakti wins Another First
Sir/ Madam, I am sending photograph of Nitish for kind publication along with the press note sent by Bhakti Kulkarni. Thanks Regards, Sanjay Belurkar Date: Sat, 19 Jul 2014 13:55:33 +0530 Subject: Fwd: Bhakti wins Another First From: bhaktich...@gmail.com To: belur...@hotmail.com -- Forwarded message -- From: Bhakti Kulkarni bhaktich...@gmail.com Date: 19 July 2014 13:54 Subject: Bhakti wins Another First To: edi...@esakal.com, edi...@herald-goa.com, edi...@vivagoaonline.com, goa...@goanet.org, m...@herald-goa.com, spo...@herald-goa.com, goa lokmat goalok...@gmail.com, Goanet-sports - a member of the Goanet family -, http://www.goanet.org; goanet-spo...@goanet.org, kishor petkar petkarkis...@gmail.com, Lokmat sachinkord...@gmail.com, manguesh mangu...@rediffmail.com, Marcus Mergulhao babmar...@gmail.com, mayabhushan mayabhus...@gmail.com, Navhind Times derek0...@gmail.com, Navhind Times sports1...@rediffmail.com, Nicole nicsua...@gmail.com, pankaj shetye pankajd...@rediffmail.com, petkar pet...@rediffmail.com, redkar.sandeep redkar.sand...@rediffmail.com, Sandeep Redkar redkarsa...@yahoo.com Sir/Madam, Please publish following report in your esteemed publication and obligeBhakti Goa Carbon Limited Goodwill Ambassador and Woman Grandmaster Bhakti Kulkarni continued riding on the success wave when she was declared best woman player of Vaujany International Chess Festival in France today after she defeated International Master Lucian Filip of Romania after 7 hours’ struggle in the 9th and final round. Bhakti, the newly crowned Commonwealth Champion from Goa scored 6 points from 9 rounds and was way ahead of Woman Grandmaster Sabina-Francesca Foisor (4.5) of USA. She drew with Grandmaster Horvath from Hungary on the way to win her beautiful trophy. “I am amazed by the profound understanding of chess this girl has shown,” commented the GM from Hungary after he proposed truce in their battle. Veteran French trainer Jean-Pierry Mercier was more eloquent. “I can see Bhakti among the top women players of the world in two years if she continues in the same manner,” predicted the veteran who trains 100 French players every year. The Commonwealth Woman Champion from Madgao gave the credit of her string of successes to her trainer and Dronacharya Awardee Raghunandan Gokhale. “Sir has transformed my game by making me play more aggressively,” Bhakti said. “Bhakti deserves civic reception for her Commonwealth Woman Championship”, Gokhale commented.”It is not everyday occurrence that a Goan wins International Gold in senior category.” The Central Government will honour Bhakti for the Gold medal, according to the coach. Nitish Has Big Impact While Bhakti was busy collecting 31 Elo points from her showing, Geno Pharmaceuticals Brand Ambassador and Commonwealth Under 14 Silver medalist Nitish Belurkar shocked International Woman Master Renata Gazik of Poland in the final round. “It was big experience for 12 year old Nitish to play among the elites of European chess and he surpassed my expectations by gaining 37 International rating points,” remarked ace coach Raghunandan Gokhale before adding “I am expecting Nitish to come out and play fighting chess to give justice to his talent in his future tournaments.” Nitish will take part in Dubai Open Junior Chess Championship next month and eyes medal in World Youth Championship in South Africa in September. Message over. -- Ms. Bhakti Kulkarni, Commonwealth Women Chess Champion,Goodwill Ambassador for GCL, International Woman Grand Master,Goa,India. -- Ms. Bhakti Kulkarni,Commonwealth Women Chess Champion, Goodwill Ambassador for GCL, International Woman Grand Master, Goa,India.
[Goanet] Saligao Waste Treatment Plant Unviable: Experts
Dear Netters , What we in the Saligao Civic Consumer Cell and others in the village have been saying for a long time now, has finally been borne out by experts in the field. The Goa Government's proposed Solid Waste Treatment Facility (SWTF) in Saligao is a formula for disaster: financially, technologically, logistically, environmentally. Read the whole Herald story here with telling graphics : http://anothergoa.blogspot.com/2014/07/saligao-waste-treatment-plant-unviable.html And then, t his video says it all: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p99HhVZPIS0 Warm regards and solidarity. MM. -- there *is* *anOTHERgoa* *at https://www.facebook.com/mario.mascarenhas.967 https://www.facebook.com/mario.mascarenhas.967,*http://www.an*OTHER* goa.blogspot.in http://www.anothergoa.blogspot.in/ http://www.youtube.com/anothergoa ''' muriel mario, c/o FULKAR, 6/22, sonarbhatt, saligao. bardez. goa. 403511. tel: 0832-2278276 / 240 anothergoa AT gmail.com ''
[Goanet] Fwd: Song for the day.....
Gloria Estefan - Breaking Up Is Hard To Do https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rouV9GXlS2Ifeature=player_embedded g -- DEV BOREM KORUM Gabe Menezes.
[Goanet] what are the parent`s expectation in educating children?
What are the parent`s expectations? Happines is the primary aim of education, which connotes various other derivatives Only those that are in a happy state of mind , will be able to transmit this trait effectively in their offspring’s. The present generation with all the scientific progress and amenities seemed to be more stressed and depressed in comparison. The time saved on monotonous, routine activities is spent in front of T,V. Hence the ratio of depressed individuals is one in five for women and one in six for men and is very alarming. We make these choices willingly and consciously at most time and hence suffer the consequences. The main focus of the parents is study, scoring and faith in tuitions right from K.G classes. It builds tremendous pressure to excel under all circumstances. There is hardly any time for the children both at school and home to engage in sports and other creative activities. The accent should be on effective concentration, which could two hours daily. ,In stead the students learn to waste time, disinterested , develop hate and aversion with academic pursuits at all times Happiness must spring from within through involvement of creative activities, rather than momentary pleasures What are the parent’s expectations . The basic reason to educate children is to make them happy and which connotes various derivatives. If the parents themselves are not happy individuals in their relationshipsderived by activities from outside (listening to music, T.V. video games, and mobiles) Health is another factor that contributes to happiness. Unfortunately the clamour for junk food has led to the development of life style diseases in children too early in life. like obesity, heart , kidney, blood pressure and diabetes Emphasis on healthy diet is the urgent need. Both the Parents and children need to have regular exercise and permit children to actively engage in sports. Children imbibe the habits from parents The schools too give precedence to academic results more than sports participation in their appreciation, recognition, rewards, Fortunately this mentality is undergoing a sea change with sports achievements given credits Interpersonal relations help to resolve conflicts and problems satisfactorily. Looking beyond ourselves gives a broader perspective and meaning to life. In ability to manage conflicts leads to unhappiness and violent explosion in behaviour. Parents that value, encourage interpersonal relations lay a good foundation, In chasing happiness the satisfied attitude leads to stagnation and hence creative, fulfilling tasks elevate abilities with satisfaction to a new level Finance too has bearing on happiness, Parents slog to meet the un called for demands and satisfy children and as a result have less interaction with them . Happy, confident children are the dream of all parents. To realise it ,they must effectively and actively engage in studies and sports, Healthy diet, health, exercise interpersonal relations and finance, time management can achieve the desired state of happiness, which is the ultimate goal of education Dr Bevinda Viegas Muller is a practicing psychiatrist, a multi faceted personality, a writer, columnist a sports enthusiast. The synopsis is the address to the parents of Mount Mary`s Secondary High School, Chinchinim on the occasion of annual PTA meeting on 19/7/2014 Nelson Lopes Chinchinim
[Goanet] The history of early Goan emigration needs to be written
The history of early Goan emigration needs to be written By Eduardo Faleiro lokseva...@gmail.com Sometime ago, I visited several villages and towns in the neighbouring districts of Maharashtra and Karnataka to meet people of Goan origin settled there. During the 16th and 17th centuries thousands of Goans, both Hindus and Christians, left Goa to escape religious and cultural persecution. GL responds: Goan emigration over the eras (including Portuguese era) stemmed from: 1. Religious and Cultural persecution (as mentioned above). 2. Wars and / or threats of wars. 3. Epidemics. 4. Droughts and famines. 5. Economic opportunities. Regards: GL
[Goanet] Sisters act - Felcy Aplon
Bonus item: Luis Bachaan https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZn2a6M4j3A For Goan Video Clips http://youtube.com/joeukgoa In Goa, Dial 1 0 8 For Hospital, Police, Fire etc
[Goanet] Of Goa and Literature: Unexpected Growth + Dividends
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/goa/Of-Goa-and-literature-Unexpected-growth-and-dividends/articleshow/38637759.cms Meena Kandasamy had many suitable places to choose for her book launch last month. The brave, brilliant poet, translator and activist's first novel was already garnering serious acclaim in the UK—where she spends much of her time—and her hometown is Chennai, while India's publishing capital remains New Delhi. But all of those places lost out to Goa, and 'The Gypsy Goddess' was released at the International Centre in Dona Paula, with Padma Shri awardee Norma Alvares enthusiastically recommending the book to a rapt audience that went on to buy several dozen copies. This kind of event was unthinkable just a few years ago. India's smallest state was widely regarded as a cultural backwater, and even authors based in Goa would strive to showcase and launch their books elsewhere. More than just perception, it was a reality that there weren't very many sophisticated readers or book buyers anywhere to be found. But like other aspects of life in the fast lane of the 21st century, this scenario has now changed dramatically, and we are now actually witnessing the emergence of Goa as a new cultural capital for the region. Goa is such a literary place, said Amitav Ghosh rather generously at his book reading some years ago at Literati bookshop in Candolim. One of the world's most distinguished novelists and writers, he had begun to spend some months each year in the state. His endorsement immediately had a perceptible ripple effect on other writers and artists who seemed to wake up en masse to the potential of living and working part-time in Goa. Today there is a sizable contingent of India's best creative talent quietly sheltering in villages across the landscape—Literati itself has hosted a frankly astonishing array of bold face names from Nobel prize winners on down—and Ghosh's kind words have become established conventional wisdom. One of the reasons for this very new perception of Goa as a premium cultural space is undoubtedly the Goa Arts and Literature Festival (which this writer helps to organize). Without state or corporate support, this unique annual event hosted primarily at the International Centre has consistently pursued a theme of different ways of belonging (the phrase is from a poem by the great Goan poet, Eunice de Souza) to build formidable showcases and lasting bridges to the margins: the North-East, Kashmir, Pakistan, translations, poetry, graphic novels. In recent years, the festival and its organizers have pulled off a series of startling coups, including many significant India debuts (Nigerian-American novelist Teju Cole, Punjabi-American rapper Himanshu Suri) and exclusive book launches (by Bilal Tanweer, Amruta Patil, Ranjit Hoskote, Jerry Pinto, Naresh Fernandes, dozens more). But even more significant developments are taking place across the breadth of Goa's scene, spurred by terrific private initiatives and public policies. By far the most important is the renewed, highly creditable emphasis given by the department of art and culture to the state's entire library network, with special focus on the superb new Central Library at Patto. The new building is widely acknowledged as the best of its kind in the country, and, amazingly, it has tripled membership in two years, with much of the increase being children. Huge, lasting credit is due the department of art and culture's director Prasad Lolayekar for his visionary leadership and contribution here. However, cultural revolutions of the kind Goa is experiencing cannot be sustained by one or two centres of excellence. In fact, many engines have emerged for the steady growth and development of literary awareness and readership in Goa. The non-profit Bookworm takes books into schools across the state, ceaselessly promoting early readership. Commercial bookshops like Literati and Broadway Books also do a fine job promoting the burgeoning catalogues of the state's own, increasingly able boutique publishing houses like Margao-based Cinnamon Teal (which hosts Publishing Next, the annual national conference on the future of publishing), Saligao-based Goa 1556, and Panjim-based Rajhauns. Groups like the Goa Writers group and Goa Book Club actively discuss and debate books from and about Goa, creating a level of awareness that simply did not exist a few years ago. In an age of global digital distraction and falling readership, every publisher knows that India is one of the few places where the love of books is actually growing, with ever-larger numbers of readers and buyers. Though entirely unanticipated, it is impressive to see Goa repositioned squarely in that limelight. -- #2, Second Floor, Navelkar Trade Centre, Panjim, Goa Cellphone 9326140754 Office (0832) 242 0785
[Goanet] Death: Pobrina Dias (Kuwait/Goa)
www.goa-world. com - Completing 20 Glorious Years in CyberSpace GULF-GOANS e-NEWSLETTER (since 1994) http://www.yahoogroups.com/group/gulf-goans/ http://www.colaco.net/ http://www.live365.com/index.live Tumcam Maie-mogacho ieukar. Stay tuned to Gulf Goans e-Newsletter - everyday someone, somewhere learns a little. Presented by Ulysses Menezes and Gaspar Almeida from Bardez, Goa __THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Every individual has a place to fill in the world, and is important in some respect, whether he/she chooses to be so or not. ___ Welcome to AVONA (Apostolic Vicariate of Northern Arabia) Welcome to AVONA (Apostolic Vicariate of Northern Arab... Quick Links --- Ask the Bishop Bishop's Answers --- KUWAIT --- Parishes Clergy... View on www.avona.org Preview by Yahoo
[Goanet] Goa news for July 20, 2014
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*** Amitabh Bachchan to be Formally Invited by the State of Goa
to Inaugurate IFFI - NDTV
ufficient in the next 2-3 years by attracting sponsorships. Mr
Parrikar said the 11-day festival would be inaugurated at Dr
Shyama Prasad ...
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*** Goa Legislature to go paperless - The Hindu
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*** Tourists on Goa beaches to be under CCTV surveillance -
India Today
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*** Anti-Skirt Goa Minister Sudin Dhavalikar Now Talks 'Sanskar'
- NDTV
kirts and bikinis, now says his thoughts and sanskar will take
both Goa and India to glory. ('Ban Bikinis, Short Skirts and
Pubs': Goa Minister Asked to Explain Comments)a class=
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*** Erosion hits several stretches of south Goa beaches - Times
of India
aina and Baina beaches are not the only coastal stretches hit by
sea erosion. Venancio Furtado, South Goa collector, who visited
Vasco on Saturday, said that a preliminary study conducted by a
Pune-based institute recently, found several ...a class=
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*** Sawaikar proposes Rs 3 crore mining package for Goa - Times
of India
mes of IndiaMARGAO: Choosing to dispel fears about the central
government not bailing out those affected by the mining ban in
Goa, South Goa MP Narendra Sawaikar said that he has already
spoken to Union finance minister Arun Jaitley about providing a
3,000 crore ...a class=
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*** Goans for Goa pushes for mining corporation - Times of India
mes of IndiaMARGAO: Pushing ahead for the formation of a mining
corporation, Goans for Goa (GFG) have urged all political
parties and social forums to fight against any mining policy
which will only return the leases back to the former owners.
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*** 'Swamy must apologize to church, Goa' - Times of India
mes of IndiaIt may be a coincidence but it does appear to a
layman that rabid elements are rampantly expressing
controversial views based on their beliefs in a liberal
progressive state like Goa only after the new NDA government was
established at the Centre ...a class=
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*** Goa tourism bags 2 awards at Hyderabad and Chennai - Times
of India
o-back awards for 'Best designed stall' at TTF Hyderabad and
'Best domestic tourism promotion award' at IITM Chennai. Tourism
minister Dilip Parulekar said, The numbers of tourists from
Chennai and Hyderabad ...a class=
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[Goanet] What does your school PTA say about admitting kids with HIV?
Maybe this will will help those who need to learn the precautions and risks involved for both the positive and negative infected children. The diligence and the regular monitoring that is mandatory. http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/fcs/pdfs/NC14.pdf Caring for children with special needs Dr. Ferdinando dos Reis Falcão.
Re: [Goanet] What does your school PTA say about admitting kids with HIV?
On Jul 19, 2014, at 10:16 AM, Dr. Ferdinando dos Reis Falcão wrote Maybe this will will help those who need to learn the precautions and risks involved for both the positive and negative infected children. The diligence and the regular monitoring that is mandatory. http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/fcs/pdfs/NC14.pdf Dear Dr. Falcão, Thank you. One error, some among us are making is that of automatically assuming that STANDARD protocols are being followed OR that the protocols are unimportant. good wishes jc
Re: [Goanet] Recipes for Fish and Prawn Curries
Roland: Try the products offered at the ishopindian site - links are provided below. Recipes are printed on the packages. They ship quickly in the US- should not be a problem in Canada. Let us know how it works for you. Best Regards, E. http://www.ishopindian.com/parampara-goan-fish-gravy-mix-c-86-p-2-pr-23502.html http://www.ishopindian.com/shan-fish-seasoning-mix-c-87-p-2-pr-21959.html http://www.ishopindian.com/shan-lahori-fish-mix-c-87-p-3-pr-23376.html
[Goanet] WHY THERE SHOULD HAVE ROTATION FOR TOP POSTS IN GMC?
Dear Editor Navhind Times Dear Sir, I have read the news report from Navhind Times dated 20th July 2014 title HEALTH DEPT PROPOSES ROTATION OF TOP POSTS IN GMC AND GDC ; please note my comments; This message may be published as you wish Sir, in the interest of public. COMMENTS; I do not understand why there should have rotation first of all. Was there any drawback from these higher posts of Dean GMC and Dean Goa Dental College? If rotation is approved by Goa Government would there be any continuity of work or duties assigned by previous Heads? Will there be any accountability of what the new head will be doing? If this proposal goes through than definitely going to be a fiasco in the administration of both the Institutions and ultimately the patients, doctors and students might have to bear the consequences. Will the Goa Govt will scrutiny or study this case before it get sanctioned? If I say there should be also rotations in GOA Health Ministry and within their own MLA's; Will they agree? Stephen Dias D.Paula date: 20.7.2014
