[Goanet] Bebimca!!

[Sonia Gomes]

 Milagrin amim borem ékh Bebimk khoria ghô, tum ani anv... Milagrin let's
prepare a dazzling Bebimca...

The Wedding season is upon us, I hear wedding marches and the Birdie dance.

The pride of the Buffet must surely be the Bebimca with its beautiful
layers.

My take on how the Bebimca came to be way back in a Cloistered Convent.



@
zorotmorotgoesmyvillage.blogspot.com/2020/01/milagrin-amim-borem-ekh-bebimk-khoria.html

[Goanet] Dhoni Cricket Academy comes to Qatar, unique school in Bangalore on its way

[armstrong augusto vaz]

Dhoni Cricket Academy comes to Qatar, unique school in Bangalore on its way



MS Dhoni Cricket Academy will start its operations in Dohay at Asian
Town Cricket Nets, P.Kumaran, Indian Ambassador to Qatar inaugurated
the academy. Mandar Dalvi and Sohail Khan, respectively MSDCA chief
and head of coaching operations, were present on the ground. The
academy has the backing of Absolute Sports in Qatar.


https://youtu.be/r9VTPyO8TDI

[Goanet] Property prices in Goa

[pdeso...@windstream.net]

I would be grateful if anyone could provide the following advice:

1) Are there reliable sources of information on prices of land in Goa?

2) Which businesses/professionals in Goa do valuation of land/properties?

Any references you could give me would me most appreciated.

Please feel free to respond to the group or privately to: 
pdeso...@windstream.net

Pete

[Goanet] Budget Game Change for NRIs

[Roland Francis]

The latest budget has used NRIs as a source of revenue, ending a long span of a 
free lunch given to them.

In its utmost simplicity, the proposed budget requires Non-Resident Indians 
(Indian passport holders resident abroad for more than 182 days, now proposed 
at 240 days) to pay Indian income taxes if they are resident in countries that 
don’t tax them.

Why, you would ask, would the Indian Govt do this given the fact that NRIs send 
their savings to India anyway. The probable answer to that is less NRIs are 
sending such money to India, given the state of the banking system and the 
Govt’s fiscal fickle-mindedness.

Perhaps smart NRIs can take the Govt to court on this issue of paying taxes but 
not getting the same benefits as residents do.

More and more well-heeled NRIs in the Gulf countries are likely to flee to 
countries that tax them but give them good value. Unless of course the Gulf 
Country governments come up with their own form of advantageous taxation by 
which Indian citizens will not be required to pay Indian income taxes.

My thoughts only.

Roland.
Toronto.

[Goanet] OUR RIBANDAR’S ACACIO TAVARES HAS DONE US ALL PROUD

[Aires Rodrigues]

Last evening while our Ribandar’s great son, the so multi-talented Acacio
Tavares was being conferred the Goa State Cultural Award in Western Music
at Kala Academy it was a extremely  proud moment for every Ribandarite.

For Acacio what began as a hobby during leisure time strumming his guitar
later on turned to be his profession with a passion. Acacio first stumbled
upon an opportunity to play for a band “Moody Blues” in 1971. He later
played for ‘Planets’ ‘Chain Reactions, ‘Diffusions’ and ‘Modulators’.

In 1985 everything changed for the better with Acacio setting up the
‘Purple Rain’ with his fellow Ribandar musicians. ‘Purple Rain’ has been
reigning the music arena for over three long decades enchanting the
audience all over. Besides playing across the nook and corner of Goa, the
‘Purple Rain’ has performed at Kolhapur, Manipal, Hyderabad, Cochin,
Bangalore, Bombay, Indore and Calcutta.  At the International level they
have performed in Abu Dhabi for the ‘Manglorean Day’, in Kuwait for ‘Goa
Day’ and on four occasions in Dubai for ‘Goa Carnival’.

Purple Rain’ led by Acacio besides playing for Dances, live shows has the
distinction of playing for weddings of parents and their children too. The
‘Purple Rain’ has played at State sponsored Cultural and Food festivals,
the famed ‘Bonderam’ in Divar besides the New Year celebrations at Vasco
for the last 25 years.

Acacio’s varied talents knew no bounds. Besides playing for the band,
Acacio was a part of the cultural troupe “Alegria” which performed on
Government and private boat cruises besides performing at the 5 star Hotels
and in various States in India and abroad. The troupe ‘Alegria’ has the
distinction of playing for the VIPs during their visits to Goa. Being part
of the troupe Acacio had the privilege of performing before the
distinguished international dignitaries like the then Pope John Paul II,
King Hussein of Jordan, this country’s dignitaries the then President of
India Zail Singh, then Vice President of India Shri Venkataraman, then
Prime Minister of India Rajiv Gandhi and Cosmonaut Rakesh Sharma.

In addition to being a very talented musician that he is, Acacio has been
an avid football enthusiast and organized the once very famous ‘Bala Bala
Football Tournament’ for the villagers of Ribandar from 1982 to 1995.

Acacio has never missed on taking part in the Ribandar’s local festivities,
during the village carnival of yesteryears dressed in various costumes
during the 3day carnival with his friends and would go around the village
in disguise entertaining the villagers. He would play his guitar while the
folk would join in singing during the ‘Passoi’ held on the last day of
Carnival.

With his heart and soul fully immersed for Ribandar, Acacio though not a
professional actor has since 1985 been taking part in our traditional
Ribandar Tiatr held every January near the Fondvem Chapel.

In his entire journey his wife Lalita and daughters Wanda & Eunice have
been his strongest support system. Let us wish our one and only talented
Acacio Tavares all the very best.. Bala Bala Music… If music be the food of
love then long may Acacio play on. And our multi-talented Ribandar will
live on.

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] Monsoon - Vimala Devi/ Paul Melo e Castro

[Leonard Fernandes]

Hello,

This is to inform you that copies of Monsoon are now available at The
Dogears Bookshop in Margao.

First published in 1963, two years after the Portuguese colony became part
of India, Monsoon (original title: Monção) is a cycle of twelve stories
that vary in tone. By turns satirical, desolate, tender, humorous and
dramatic, they come together through a subtle interplay of echoes,
parallels and cross-references to form a composite picture of a world gone
by. They delve into divisions of caste, religion, language and material
privilege, setting them off against a common historical experience and
deeply felt attachment to the land.

This rendition of Monsoon, which includes a critical and contextualizing
introduction by Jason Keith Fernandes, allows contemporary readers a rare
glimpse into a colonial society significantly different from the British
Indian mainstream, filtered through a language and mindset that barely
survives.

An article by the translator, Paul Melo e Castro, in the JRLJ can be read
here:
https://www.joaoroqueliteraryjournal.com/nonfiction-1/2019/5/14/vimala-devi-mono-and-me

For those unable to visit the store the book is available on our webstore:
https://www.thedogearsbookshop.com/shop/books/fiction/goa/monsoon/. We ship
worldwide.

Warm Regards,

Leonard
--
Leonard Fernandes
Co-Founder,
The Dogears Bookshop | CinnamonTeal Design & Publishing | Publishing Next
E: leonard.fernan...@gmail.com M: +91 98503 98530

[Goanet] 70 Years of Ambedkar’s Transformative Constitution (Dhaka Tribune, 31/1/2020)

[V M]

https://www.dhakatribune.com/opinion/op-ed/2020/01/30/70-years-of-ambedkar-s-transformative-constitution

Albert Einstein referred to Mahatma Gandhi when saying, “generations
to come will scarce believe that such a man ever in flesh and blood
walked on this earth” but the sentiment applies equally to Bhimrao
Ramji “Babasaheb” Ambedkar.

If ever there was a right person in the right time and place, it was
this remarkable scholar and warrior for social justice, whose personal
imprint is evident throughout the Indian constitution which celebrated
its 70thanniversary earlier this week. That historic milestone was
commemorated by countless young citizens in public rallies across the
country, standing together to voice anew its stirring, timeless
aspirations: justice, liberty, equality, fraternity.

Ambedkar had no illusions about what he helped to put together with
hundreds of members of the Constituent Assembly. He said, “the
constitution is not a mere lawyer’s document, it is a vehicle of life,
and its spirit is always the spirit of the age” while cautioning, “if
I find [it] being misused, I shall be the first to burn it.”

Thus, seventy years on, it’s immensely moving to witness India’s
youngest adults defending constitutional values against sustained
assault from the country’s own leadership, especially via the
Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA).

As the activist-author Harsh Mander puts it, “this long night of
darkness has suddenly been interrupted by bursts of light in every
corner of the land...The popular movement led by India’s young for
solidarity, for Hindu-Muslim unity, for a just and kind country, is
picking up the unfinished business of the freedom struggle.”

In fact, the marvelously inclusive resistance spilling so much energy
and excitement into India’s public spaces is substantially
Ambedkarite, which is why his portrait and his constitution are its
natural rallying points. It was very revealing that when Ram Guha -
the great Gandhi biographer – was aggressively dragged away
mid-television-interview by the Bangalore police last December, he was
holding up an Ambedkar poster.

There would seem to be an inherent paradox when a document of supreme
law – for that’s what a national constitutions is - simultaneously
seeks to nurture and abet revolution. Yet, it’s what Ambedkar sought
to deliver, saying at the time, “How can people divided into several
thousands of castes be a nation? The sooner we realise that we are not
as yet a nation in the social and psychological sense of the world,
the better for us…Without fraternity, equality and liberty will be no
deeper than coats of paint.”

No one understood those nuances better than this lifelong campaigner
against discrimination, whose birth into the Mahar caste (treated as
untouchables in Hinduism) provided perspective and motivation for his
life’s work. He made himself an unstoppable force: the first South
Asian to earn a  foreign doctorate in economics – at Columbia
University in New York – which he capped with another one from the
London School of Economics, while also being called to the Bar at
Grey’s Inn, then serving as independent India’s first Minister for Law
and Justice.

With the hard-won lessons of that astonishing life journey embedded
throughout its logical and legal framework, Ambedkar’s document is a
foremost example of what the UK-based legal scholar Upendra Baxi
describes as “a transformative constitution” in “pursuit of the
politics of human hope” that “may, in some contexts of history, carry
a transformative burden, character, or potential.”

Several years ago, Baxi wrote that this aspect of transformative
constitutions (he also classifies those of South Africa and Brazil in
this category) become especially potent when adopted by “the voices of
human and social suffering” and “communities of resistance.” This is
precisely what’s underway at this juncture across the vast diversity
of India, accompanied by the mass rallying of the most politically
marginalized and disenfranchised segments of the electorate.

Where will all the tumult lead? No one knows, and it’s impossibly
difficult to say. One fact that isn’t going to change is the BJP
leadership of Narendra Modi and Amit Shah continues to possess an
unassailable majority in Parliament, and the egregious, unnecessary
implosion of the Congress Party has left it no serious nationwide
opposition. Shah keeps declaring, “we will not budge an inch on CAA”
and there’s no reason to disbelieve him.

In the meanwhile, his ruling disposition has become haughtily imperial
in its peremptory actions, in an astonishing breakdown of due process,
amidst widespread trampling of individual and collective rights.

One bizarre but illustrative example played out at warp speed this
week, after the politically-minded comedian Kunal Kamra mildly harried
the regime’s favourite media attack dog, Arnab Goswami, on a flight,
and posted the video on social media. He was quickly banned by several
airlines, and 

[Goanet] Video Interviews: India Today's YouTube site

[Albert Peres]

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYPvAwZP8pZhSMW8qs7cVCw/videos

India Today is a 24-hour English news television channel run by TV Today 
Network. India Today news channel covers latest news in politics, 
entertainment, bollywood, business and sports.


--
Albert Peres

afpe...@3129.ca
416.660.0847 cell

[Goanet] Livre das febras

[Bernado Colaco]

 Pray that China is livre das febres. The situation is really bad. Over 5000 
infected with over 100 deaths in mainland China.The virus is spreading around 
the world with Bharat having contracted the disease according to news reports. 
BC


Febri fest
Villagers including us never missed this feast, we used to walk through the 
fields and under the hot sun covering distance of 7- 8kms to attend the feast 
at Consua via Cuelim, Xendo, Temba, Borsulem, Osoilem, Kumsar etc. We did not 
have vehicles not even cycle at that time till early 80s. We simply said 'Febri 
fest'. Our Lady of? Livra Febres. ?Livra Febres? literally means ?relief from 
fevers?
Bishop Alwyn Baretto was the main celebrant (Bishop of Sindhudhurg) was 
preaching on family values Feast choir, music was too good
Feast Video including festa muzg, feri and Cheuris pao


"The name ?Livra Febres? literally means ?relief from fevers?. It is believed 
that the church was built as the sponsor of the church had attained relief from 
sever fevers he would be suffering from. ?Ever since then, petitions are placed 
to the patron of the Church ? Our Lady of Livra Febres? to gain relief from ill 
health, especially fevers.'


  

[Goanet] Bebook and the Transformative Power of Books

[Iris Gomes]

Bebook and the Transformative Power of Books

The article can be accessed here:
https://www.pruthagoa.com/bebook-and-the-transformativ


Bebook is a small NGO that is changing the lives of underprivileged
children through books and other related activities. Read more about Bebook
and how you can contribute to make a difference.

More about Goan NGOs at www.pruthagoa.com


#NGO

 #NGOS

 #GoanNGO

 #Book

 #Books

 #TransformativePowerofBooks

 #Bebook

 #BebookMobileLibraryForChildren

[Goanet] anti CAA rally by CSJP

[Nelson Lopes]

Anti CAA meet organized by Council for social peace and justice at Lohia Maidan 
Margao
By all accounts it  was amassive gathering like of which  has not been 
witnessed  as long as one can remember in recent tomes Every inch of space 
inside and outside was packed to capacity All around the square right  upto 
Grace church the place was  over flowing with participants The crowd was 
massive which visibly included large number of women, religious and people pf 
sll faiths. The organisers might have not anticipated the crowds ,because the 
sound system outside the square was inadequate Hence there was  the attention 
of the people suffered The crowd carried a lot of placards and photos of 
Ambedkar, Mahatma Gandhi and National flags
Those participating at the rally displayed emotional connect and the feeling of 
oneness It was orderly and peaceful with extra ordinary large contingents of 
law enforces, who were not put to test and seen merrily charting and occupied 
with phones
The speakers got the crowds to interact and back the movement with 
participatory slogans enmass
The speakers Dr Oscar, Fr Savio, Kamat, Prabhakar Timble Damador mauzo 
captivated the crowd and enlightened them on secular nature of constitution and 
dangers  that citizens will be subjected to while enforcing CAA ,NRC and  NPR 
There was tremendous spontaneous  applause in unison 
Some politicians were in attendance to support the Anti CAA stir in South 
GoaThe message was loudn and clear that Goa too has joined the mainstream 
movement expressing their protests  on solidarity with the National movement 
and unequivocal dissent
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[Goanet] New database of abusive clergy will 'put pressure' on bishops to improve transparency

[Roland Francis]

A step in the right direction in my opinion. Expose the rascals.

https://cruxnow.com/church-in-the-usa/2020/01/new-database-of-abusive-clergy-will-put-pressure-on-bishops-to-improve-transparency/

Roland.
Toronto.

[Goanet] India's debut fiction writers includes one Goa (me)

[joaoroqueliteraryjour...@yahoo.com]

Every year, BLink (The Hindu newspaper) does an annual print and online issue 
featuring 12 writers who will make their fiction debut with India's top 
publishers. This year, I'm greatly honoured to be included in this list, making 
my debut with a novella titled, 'Sisterhood of Swans' to be published by 
Speaking Tiger. You can read all the stories, including mine, here.

https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/blink/sixth-anniversary-special-edition/article30644104.ece


All best,selma

[Goanet] AIFF Reports: Mohun Bagan consolidate Hero I-League top spot with win at NEROCA + Hero 2nd Division League 2019-20 to kick-off on January 25

[AIFF Media]

Dear Colleagues,



Please find the report below.



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Mohun Bagan consolidate Hero I-League top spot with win at NEROCA


*Imphal, January 23, 2020: *Mohun Bagan registered an emphatic 3-0 victory
away from home against NEROCA FC at the Khuman Lampak Stadium on Thursday,
January 23, to extend their lead at the top of the table to six points.



*READ MORE: *
https://i-league.org/mohun-bagan-consolidate-hero-i-league-top-spot-with-win-at-neroca/



*IMAGES: *
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/7x92o23bo8wrniq/AABCAmYkDT1hmFC4BTVUTxyea?dl=0



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Hero 2nd Division League 2019-20 to kick-off on January 25


*New Delhi:* The Hero 2nd Division League 2019-20 Preliminary Round is all
set to get underway on Saturday (January 25, 2020) as four matches kick-off
on the same day across four different venues in Kerala, Gujarat and West
Bengal.



*READ MORE: *
https://i-league.org/hero-2nd-division-league-2019-20-to-kick-off-on-january-25/



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[Goanet] Link: GALF 2019 session videos are starting to be published online

[Albert Peres]

https://www.youtube.com/user/icggoa/videos

Goa Arts and Literary Festival (GALF) 2019 session videos are starting 
to be published online.


Thanks to the International Centre Goa (ICG)

The International Centre, Goa is a not-for-profit autonomous society 
founded in June 1987, though supported in part by the government. It was 
inaugurated on 18 June 1996, and is located in Goa, India. It says its 
vision is to "bring together thinkers, scholars, academics, achievers, 
sociologists, industrialists and creative people from India and around 
the world."


--
Albert Peres

afpe...@3129.ca
416.660.0847 cell

[Goanet] Goans of America Los Angeles - Events 2020

[Goans ofAmerica]

Hello All,

Welcome to another year of fun with the GOA!

This year the GOA completes 50 years since it was originally formed in
1970. Congratulations GOA on your Golden Jubilee!!

The GOA committee encourages all of you to come and support us and help us
to make this year a special and memorable one.

Our committee has a number  of events planned for you this year.  More
details on each event will be sent to you before the event*. *

Below are details of some of the events for which we have finalized the
dates, and wanted to send it out so that you can save the dates. We will be
adding on more events and provide details as soon as they are finalized.

*Events planned for 2020: Please mark you calendars.  *

April 26, 2020 – Picnic - Torrance 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm
August 28-30, 2020 – Camp Seely
Dec.12, 2020, Christmas Dance – Knott's Berry Farm Hotel

The GOA thanks you for all your support and we are looking forward to
having another awesome year.

Please visit us on our website at 
www.GoansOfAmerica.org 

You can also visit us on Face Book - Los Angeles GOA

You can view your GOA Christmas Dance Pictures on the website.

Warm Regards,

Jude Vieira
President
GOA LA

[Goanet] FRIDAY BALCAO SPECIAL SESSION in SIOLIM on 24th January TOPIC: Making Democracy Work in the Villages of Goa.

[Goa Desc]

-
Welcome to the FRIDAY BALCAO
the fortnightly discussion event since 1999
fridaybal...@gmail.com


Dear Cybergaonkars on Goanet,

FRIDAY BALCAO (1999 - 2019) is now 20 years old !

We continue with FRIDAY BALCAO
on 24th January with a *SPECIAL SESSION in SIOLIM*
from 4pm to 6pm *at St. Francis de Sales Pre Primary School, Siolim*

TOPIC: Making Democracy Work in the Villages of Goa
SPEAKER: Open Discussion

We invite you to express your viewpoint
by attending the FRIDAY BALCAO.
If you cannot attend, then please send
your views and action plan suggestions
by email to fridaybal...@gmail.com

best wishes,

Roland Martins
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Don't miss out on the discussion. Information is power.
Share it equitably. Lets make things happen in Goa !!

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the fortnightly discussion event since 1999
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[Goanet] Link: "Uncle, Are You With Us?" - Faye D'Souza

[AF P]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4u8uyCp7zA

"Uncle, Are You With Us?" - Faye D'Souza | Spoken Fest Mumbai 2020

Faye D'Souza stopped being a mainstream journalist when she started asking
the right questions and holding the government accountable for its actions.
This is her story urging everyone who has been silent about the realities
that grasp our nation currently to show up and speak up. "Uncle, Are You
With Us?" is filled with a lot of power, eye openers and hope. Watch now!

>From Wikipedia:
Faye D'Souza was born in Chikmagalur. Mangalore is her native place, and
she grew up in Bengaluru. She studied journalism at the Mount Carmel
College, Bengaluru, and holds a bachelor's degree in journalism and English
literature and a master's degree in Mass Communication. She completed her
post graduation from Commits in Bengaluru.

Faye D'Souza is an Indian journalist and a television news anchor. She
worked as the executive editor of Mirror Now, which is owned by The Times
Group. She rose to fame with the show The Urban Debate on Mirror Now, where
she anchored on subjects of corruption, communal violence and independent
press. D'Souza has previously worked as an anchor and editorial lead on
Investor's Guide on ET Now a member of the CNBC TV18 newsroom. The RedInk
Award for ‘Journalist of the Year’ has been awarded to Faye D’Souza in 2018

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Goa Culture List
goaculturel...@gmail.com
416.660.0847

www.goaculturelist.ca

[Goanet] GOA’S POLITICAL TURF NEEDS TO BE SAFEGUARDED FROM CRIMINALS

[Aires Rodrigues]

The order of the Supreme Court this week setting three months as the outer
limit for Speakers of Legislative Assemblies to conclude disqualification
proceedings was long overdue.  As Speakers today are no longer non-partisan
the recommendation of the Supreme Court to set up a permanent Tribunal to
decide such cases is also a step in the right direction.

The Anti-defection law came into force in 1985 to deter the evil of
political defections by legislators motivated by the lure of office and
monetary gains. The intent of the law was to prevent corruption by way of
horse-trading.

Our Goa may be India’s smallest State but with this never
ending political circus has become a laboratory for every
possible political experiment and has been in the news for all the wrong
reasons. We have shown the nation the ways and means to circumvent the
Anti- Defection law, with political prostitution and party turncoats at its
very hilt.

Today Politics at least in Goa is no longer a mission, not even an honest
profession. It has been reduced to a scoundrel’s last resort. It has so
sadly become a ruthless business, with morals and ethics twisted beyond
recognition, thrown to the winds or long buried deep in the slush of
ignorance and thuggery. Politics is now a safe vehicle to swiftly rise from
Rags to Riches and a personal gamble rather than a calling or mission to
serve the common good. Politics makes strange bedfellows and it is this
chronic political prostitution that Goa has been witnessing. Even those in
the world’s oldest profession do it better.

There is no hope whatsoever that our polity and political turf will ever
improve. It is only further deteriorating and awfully decaying by the day.
The unacceptable antics and behavior of some of our politicians in recent
times has turned it into a despised profession and looked upon with disdain
and held in low esteem by the very people that they are meant to serve.

Our former Supreme Court Judges B.N.Agarwal and G.S.Singhvi had so very
rightly observed that even God cannot save our country from such
politicians. Amen

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

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Re: [Goanet] Query

[PETER NAZARETH]

Frederick,
I read a manuscript by Ahmad Virji about a novel which is, among other things, 
about the Asian expulsion by Amin.  I thought it was a good novel, written 
comic book style.
I taught at Kololo school after graduating from Makerere.  I taught for a 
semester before leaving for Leeds University.
Apparently I made a mark on Ahmad since he got in touch with me two months ago 
after several years sending me his novel.
We both had appeared in a book of writings about the Asian Expulsion, published 
in London in 1974.
I liked his novel,
Which is somewhat different from mine.
I sent John a few extracts from the novel three weeks ago.
 I thought you should look at it.
I know that evaluating a novel takes time.
Ahmad is wondering whether he sent it to the right address.
The semester started yesterday and there is a lot of snow.  It is cold
Best wishes.
Peter



From: PETER NAZARETH 
Sent: Wednesday, January 22, 2020 2:04 PM
To: Ahmed Virjee 
Subject: Re: Query

Dear Ahmad,
I have not heard from Frederick but I know that finding readers to evaluate 
texts takes time.
I will nevertheless find his address and send it to you.
Best wishes.
Peter

From: Ahmed Virjee 
Sent: Wednesday, January 22, 2020 1:42 PM
To: PETER NAZARETH 
Subject: Query


Dear Prof. Nazareth



Hi.  When I sent my MS to Mr. Frederick Noronha, the email address I used was: 
goa1...@gmail.com which I found from the goa1556 
website.  I later requested for an acknowledgement of the MS, but there has not 
been any response so far.  I was wondering if the address might have changed.  
Do you any other email for Mr. Noronha?



Please help.  With many thanks.

Kind regards

Ahmed