[Goanet] I-LEAGUE REPORT: MEDIA ACCREDITATION FORM FOR HERO I-LEAGUE 2016-17

[I-League Media]

Dear Colleagues,



Please find below the link where you can download the Media Accreditation
Form for Hero I-League 2016-17



The Download Link: http://i-league.org/about-us/downloads/ and
https://www.the-aiff.com/document-library.htm



Please download the form, fill it up and submit the form to the respective
club(s)/association(s) to collect the accreditation cards:



*City*

*Club/Association*

*Contact Person*

*Contact Number*

Kolkata*

Indian Football Association (IFA)





Aizawl*

Mizoram Football Association





Shillong

Shillong Lajong FC Media Dept.

Janice Lynrah

+91 96 15 911726

Bengaluru

Bengaluru FC Media Dept.

Kunaal Majgaonkar

+91 96 63 595180

Mumbai*

WIFA





Goa*

Goa Football Assocation





Pune

DSK Shivajians Media Dept.

Mayur Karanjkar

+91 84 46 332011

Ludhiana

Minerva Punjab FC Media Dept.

Anubhav Roda

+91 85 88 976120

Chennai

Chennai City FC Media Dept.

Mathesh Jayaraman

+91 91 77 90777



* State association offices are to be contacted for Kolkata, Aizawl, Mumbai
and Goa.





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[Goanet] Events at The Dogears Bookshop Next Month

[Leonard Fernandes]

Hello

We have a few events lined up for you next month, and hope you will find
the time to attend one or all of them.

*3rd Jan 2017*

Rana Ayyub will be reading and discussing from her book 'Gujarat Files'. It
is an eight month undercover investigation on the fake encounters and
Gujarat riots exposing the complicity of Politicians. In 2010, her
investigation on fake encounters landed the first serving Home Minister
Amit Shah behind bars. Posing as Maithili Tyagi, a student of the American
Film Institute Conservatory along with a French intern, she did a sting
operation on some of the top officials and bureaucrats in Gujarat. Tehelka,
the organisation for which she did this investigation refused to publish it
citing political pressure. Further two publication houses with whom she had
a contract eased out of it. When the mainstream media too looked the other
way, she self published the book in May 2016. From 500 copies to 4
copies, Gujarat Files is one of the success of the year 2016. In a review,
Business Standard called it India's entry to the Pulitzer.

Please gather by 6 pm for food, beverages and seats. The event is presented
in association with 6 Assagao.

*6th Jan 2017*

We continue with our monthly open mic poetry slam sessions, held on the
first Friday of each month. The session on the 6th begins at 5pm.


*14th Jan 2017*
*The Art of Translation: Practicalities, Pitfalls and Pratfalls*, a
workshop by Paul Melo e Castro, author and translator, will be held on 14th
January, 2017, at 4pm.

During this workshop, Dr. Castro will discuss his general translation
practice in terms of the compromises that must be made in shifting between
languages and the potential slip-ups that can occur when mediating between
languages, cultures and historical periods.

He will also discuss his translation of 'O Genro Comensal', a short story
by the Goan author, Vimala Devi. A copy of the translation will be shared
with the registered participants prior to the workshop, which will be
useful for anyone interested in translation as an idea or wanting to start
out publishing translations him or herself.

Those interested for the workshop may register with their email id and
telephone number by calling 88056 46643 / 98503 98530. A registration fee
of Rs. 100 per person will be charged.

We invite you to attend these events at the bookshop. Your continued
support will encourage us to keep going.

Warm Regards,
Leonard J Fernandes
Co-founder and Director,
Dogears Print Media Pvt. Ltd.

For more information regarding our publishing services, visit our website
.
For purchase of books, visit our online  and
physical  bookstores

For information on the annual Publishing Next conference, click here
.

*Phone: +91 98503 98530*
*Email: leonard.fernan...@gmail.com *





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[Goanet] GHRC SUMMONS CS & LABOUR COMMISSIONER OVER WELDER BURNT TO DEATH

[Aires Rodrigues]

The Goa Human Rights Commission (GHRC) comprising of Retired District Judge
A.D.Salkar and Mr.J.A Keny has issued notices to the Chief Secretary and
Labour Commissioner directing them to appear on 5th January in connection
with the complaint over a welder burnt to death. The  young welder Sarula
Sheikh, a native of West Bengal was burnt to death on 26th December at the
construction site of the third Mandovi Bridge in Panaji.



The deceased worker was employed on contract basis for a construction firm
Larsen and Toubro (L) which has been given the works of the bridge by the
Goa State Infrastructure Development Corporation (GSIDC).



As a safe workplace is a Human and Fundamental Right of every worker, the
authorities need to probe whether all the required Safety Standards were in
place at the site as the deceased worker reportedly fell into a hot deep
trench containing tar, while he was trying to do some welding work without
appropriate safety gear.



The authorities as usually done in such cases, taking advantage that the
deceased is a poor and defenseless victim, may high-handedly hush up the
case.



The authorities need to explain as to how they have been mere spectators to
the violation of the Human Rights of the deceased worker and other workers
working on that site. They must also detail as to what measures they intend
to take to avoid such inhuman mishaps leading to loss of precious lives in
violation of human and fundamental rights.



-- 

Aires Rodrigues

Advocate High Court

C/G-2, Shopping Complex

Ribandar Retreat,

Ribandar – Goa – 403006

Mobile No: 9822684372

Office Tel  No: (0832) 2444012

Email: airesrodrigu...@gmail.com

 Or

   airesrodrig...@yahoo.com

You can also reach me on

Facebook.com/ AiresRodrigues

Twitter@rodrigues_aires


www.airesrodrigues.com

[Goanet] The most striking photos the year.

[Con Menezes]

http://www.bbc.com/culture/story/20161221-the-most-striking-photos-of-the-year?ocid=global_culture_rss=global_bbccom_email_28122016_culture

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[Goanet] Holiday Entertainment. Ballet. The Nutcraker. Piotr Tchaikovsky

[Con Menezes]

  in two acts.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xtLoaMfinbU

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[Goanet] Joy & Devotion in a German convent.

[Con Menezes]

 22 slides.
http://www.nytimes.com/slideshow/2016/12/21/blogs/joy-and-devotion-in-a-german-convent/s/21-lens-nuns-slide-AOLK.html

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[Goanet] Link to Kenya

[Mervyn Maciel]

After years of communicating with Tayiana Chao(Founder of
Thee Agora Website, ) Tony Fernandes and I were delighted to
meet this charming lady who has recently arrived in the United
  Kingdom on a scholarship to do a Masters Degree at Glasgow
University.
   There was a lot to talk about over lunch in Central London today
and no doubt we will be meeting again.



Mervyn Maciel

[Goanet] India, an Exporter of Priests, May Keep Them

[eric pinto]

   
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/12/30/us/30priest.html 
India, an Exporter of Priests, May Keep Them
 Atleast 800 Indian priests are working in the United States alone. India, 
Vietnamand the Philippines are among the leading exporters of priests, 
according todata compiled by researchers at Catholic University of America in 
Washington.Butthese days the Indian prelates have reason to reconsider their 
generosity. WithIndia modernizing at breakneck speed, more young men are 
choosing financialgain over spiritual sacrifice.“Thereis a great danger just 
now because the spirit of materialism is on theincrease,” said Bishop Mar James 
Pazhayattil, the founding bishop of theDiocese of Irinjalakuda, as he sat 
barefoot at his desk, surrounded by mementosof a lifetime of church service. 
“Faith and the life of sacrifice are becomingless.”Some ofthe forces 
contributing to a lack of priests in Europe and the United Stateshave begun to 
take shape here.Parentsare having fewer children, with even observant Catholics 
freely admitting theyuse birth control. The Indian economy, which has boomed 
for years, offers morecareer options.Many priests once came from 
largeagricultural families. But now land is scarce, the soil tapped out. 
Familiesare moving to cities, far from the tight-knit parishes that for 
generationskept Indian Catholics connected to their faith. And educated young 
Catholicsare increasingly attracted to fields like engineering and 
technology.In past generations, having a sonbecome a priest increased the 
family’s stature, said the Rev. Jose Kuriedath, asociologist in Aluva who has 
written a book about vocations in India. Mr.Kuriedath recounted an adage in 
Malayalam, the local language: “It is equal indignity to have either an 
elephant or a priest in the family.”But this is changing.Answering a CallAt St. 
Paul’s Minor Seminary in theDiocese of Irinjalakuda, sleepy teenage boys 
clamber from their dormitory everymorning down to chapel, past a statue of Mary 
and portraits of Pope BenedictXVI and Gandhi.Among them is Chacko 
Kuttuparambil, astocky 17-year-old who wears high-top basketball shoes and 
slim, stylish glasses.His prosperous family was not particularly supportive of 
his joining thepriesthood, he said.His father, an apartment buildingmanager, 
wanted him to be a computer engineer. His brother, a businessexecutive, also 
tried to dissuade him. Chacko is the younger of two sons, andtraditionally it 
is the responsibility of the youngest son to care for theparents in their old 
age.But Chacko felt called to thepriesthood because, he said, as a child he was 
miraculously cured of a viralinfection that paralyzed the right side of his 
body for two years.“He gave me life,” Chacko said, “so Iam to give my life to 
Him.”On a hot day before the rainy seasonarrived, Chacko and his fellow 
students boarded a bus for a field trip intendedto expose them to ministry 
work. Along the way, the teenagers clapped andbelted out Christian hymns and 
pop tunes. They craned to look out at billboardsof motorcycles, mobile phones 
and models with bare midriffs advertising sarishops.The students arrived at a 
home formentally ill adults run by an order of nuns in pink saris. Some 
studentsinitially recoiled at the patients’ odd tics. But as they had been 
taught, theyseparated into small groups to talk with the patients, many of whom 
brightenedunder the boys’ attention. Most of the students were selected for the 
seminaryafter attending a “life guidance camp” that each year draws hundreds of 
localteenagers for a three-day session at St. Paul’s.Those who seem promising 
are invitedback for a vocation retreat, and the best of those are invited to 
join theseminary.In a first-year class, the studentsstudied a pamphlet called 
“Growing up Gracefully.” The school’s rector, theRev. Sebastian Panjikaran, 
demonstrated proper priestly etiquette. FatherPanjikaran acted out the wrong 
way for a priest to walk through town, chargingdown the aisle between the 
students’ desks, his eyes fixed on the ground.PhotoFOCUSED ON FAITH In Kerala, 
a state in the southwest part of thecountry where 20 percent of the population 
is Roman Catholic, families like theAlengadans pray together at home and Mass 
attendance is high.CreditJamesEstrin/The New York Times“A priest should not 
walk so fast,” hesaid, turning to face the students. “He should walk 
how?”“Slowly,” the students said.“He should walk slowly,” FatherPanjikaran 
repeated, strolling casually up the aisle and making eye contactwith the 
students. “And he should ... ?”“Help,” the students say in unison.If you walk 
slowly, Father Panjikaranexplained, the people will see you are friendly and 
accessible and will ask youfor help. He concluded, “You can have that sense of 
usefulness if you do goodfor others.”Changing LandscapeCatholics represent a 
tiny proportionof the population in India — about 2 percent. But they have 
played an outsizerole in weaving the country’s 

[Goanet] Press Release Gurdian Angel SC vs FC Bardez Match Report

[FC Bardez]

Dear Colleagues,

Please find below a match Report of Goa Pro League match  between Guardian
Angel Sports Club vs FC Bardez .  Please print this match report in your
respective newspapers .

*FC Bardez Goa thrash Guardian Angel in GPL*

*The Panthers have now won back-to-back games for the first time in over a
month...*

FC Bardez Goa thrashed Guardian Angel Sports Club 2-5 in the Goa
Professional League match which was played at the Ambelim Ground earlier
today.

FC Bardez Goa coach Armando Colaco made only one change to his squad as
Richard Costa was out due to suspension Myron Mendes came into his place.


Read Full Report-
https://khelnow.com/news/article/fc_bardez_goa_thrash_guardian_angel_in_gpl


*Picture and Report Courtesy :  FC Bardez Digital Media and Mobile App
Partner – Khel* Now





Regards,

Clive Alvares ,
Media Manager – FC Bardez

Mobile - +919146306757
https://khelnow.com/team/FC_Bardez_Goa

Re: [Goanet] Christmas in Down under.

[Nascy Caldeira]

This is beautiful Site U have posted. Thanks Con.
Nascy From: Con Menezes 
 To: goanet@lists.goanet.org 
 Sent: Wednesday, 28 December 2016, 14:33
 Subject: [Goanet] Christmas in Down under.
 

                                  
https://www.theatlantic.com/photo/2016/12/christmas-down-under/511715/?utm_source=nl-atlantic-daily-122716

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[Goanet] Link to Kenya... theeagora.com

[Bernado Colaco]

In Portuguese agora means now. Just passed a shop and it name reads as Marbob 
(Clothes retail). In Goan it means to shout.Words and frases can have diferente 
shades.
Agora is an ancient Greek word that means gathering place or  assembly.
BC

[Goanet] Fwd: Christmas song.....Winter Wonderland - Michael Bublé

[Gabe Menezes]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17731HiOiXg

G



-- 
DEV BOREM KORUM

Gabe Menezes.

[Goanet] HC directions speed up works in Sanquelim

[samir umarye]

PANJIM: Sanquelim Municipal Council ( SMC) in a writ petition filed before the 
High Court of Bombay at Goa has been pushing the Directorate of Municipal 
Administration ( DMA) to clear the pending development works.

Addressing the media, SMC Chairperson Dharmesh Saglani said, “ SMC has been 
denied better treatment by the BJP government, this is hampering development 
works of SMC. But after the HC issued directions the process has speeded up.” 
He added, “ Proposals for 27 developmental works submitted by SMC to DMA were 
pending approval and majority of the resolutions passed by SMC over the last 
three and half years were pending execution and during this period, 10 chief 
officers, four junior engineers and four accountants were transferred thus 
hampering the functioning of the SMC.” Saglani alleged that the BJP government 
is purposely hampering works of the council as it is worried that works 
undertaken by the council would lessen the chances of their candidate winning 
in the 2017 Assembly elections.

The High Court on December 15 issued directions to execute all resolutions 
passed by SMC within two months while also ordering DMA to decide on all 
pending proposals from SMC within six weeks. The court further stated that the 
code of conduct, which is likely to come into force soon, shall not affect 
these works.

However, SMC Chief Officer Jitendra Bugde, who was appointed on September 18, 
has assured that the remaining 17 proposals would be resubmitted to DMA and 
that they would require at least two months to go through the pending 
resolutions to verify their viability.

27 development works in the town were pending approval; majority of municipal 
resolutions pending execution Saglani open to Cong ticket Sanquelim Municipal 
Council ( SMC) Chairperson Dharmesh Saglani on Tuesday said he is open to 
contesting in Sanquelim constituency on a Congress ticket. “ I have always been 
a Congressman and I am open for a ticket if the party offers me the chance but 
if that doesn’t happen I will loyally work for whoever gets the Congress 
ticket,” Saglani said.