[Goanet] Charlie lives! Cheddvam Danvat Ghara - Spirit (Goa's Charlie Chaplin)

[Frederick Noronha]

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[Goanet] Doesn't BJP believe in integrity, character, asks late Goa CM Manohar Parrikar's Son Utpal

[Frederick Noronha]

https://www.newindianexpress.com/nation/2022/jan/14/doesnt-bjp-believe-in-integrity-character-asks-late-goa-cm-manohar-parrikars-son-utpal-2406577.html

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[Goanet] Gerson da Cunha : The Forever Man (Dev Benegal, Rediff.com)

[Frederick Noronha]

https://www.rediff.com/news/special/dev-benegal-gerson-da-cunha-the-forever-man/20220111.htm

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[Goanet-News] in memoriam :: Literally Goa - Maria Aurora Couto interviewed

[Frederick Noronha]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEq4lOsAOks
https://youtu.be/xEq4lOsAOks
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Re: [Goanet] Odds In Favour Of Indian-Origin Chancellor Rishi Sunak As Pressure Mounts On British Prime Minister Boris Johnson To Resign

[Anita Dias]

That's good to hear Eddie. I have heard and know about him but immaterial if he 
- Rishi Sunak was present at the BYOB party.
His integrity will come into play if he was at it.
That is what I am focusing on.
If he is in the line-up for being the next PM; it is an important aspect.

A shameful incident that took place in May 2020 is only now being revealed!!
Therefore--Would it not be better to know now then later?
WHO was at it???

We know his dad ( an MD) is from Kenya...AND his mum Usha ( a pharmacist) is 
from Tanzania ie Dar; that she went to Shaaban Roberts Sec School.
Parents with integrity!

Goans - whether in Portugal or India or anywhere in the world were literally 
falling over themselves/drooling when Antonio Costa was elected.
After all you too had many clippings on him on Goan Voice-didn't you?

I have no idea why you are bringing Costa into this conversation.
He has no bearing on it. On Brit politics!

I think there is a change developing ---where integrity is the name of the game 
in politics.
As sooner or later the true colours show.

A





From: tgo...@googlegroups.com  on behalf of Eddie 
Fernandes 
Sent: January 14, 2022 2:41 PM
To: tgo...@googlegroups.com ; Goa's premiere mailing 
list, estb. 1994! 
Subject: Re: Odds In Favour Of Indian-Origin Chancellor Rishi Sunak As Pressure 
Mounts On British Prime Minister Boris Johnson To Resign

Yes, we are proud of Rishi Sunak, but what about Antonio Costa?

“Donkey Babush” António Costa, seeks re-election as Prime Minister of Portugal
13 Jan: SIC Notícias (Portugal). Aged 60, a socialist since he was 12, António 
Costa seeks to be re-elected prime minister, a position he has held since 2015. 
“Babush” to the family – which means boy in Konkani dialect, from Goa – António 
Costa has been Prime Minister since 2015 and seeks to be re-elected on 30 
January 2022… “A race between a donkey and a Ferrari” was used to describe his 
entry into politics in 1993 … António Costa was born in Lisbon on July 17, 
1961.  Son of publicist, writer and Communist Party activist Orlando da Costa 
and Maria Antónia Palla a journalist … he is a descendant of families converted 
to Catholicism from the highest caste in India… 1616 words.
https://postal-pt.translate.goog/politica/antonio-costa-socialista-ha-mais-de-40-anos-irrequieto-e-um-habil-negociador/?_x_tr_sl=pt&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en-GB&_x_tr_pto=wapp

14 Jan: Jornal I (Portugal). Skin color, “never limited me” he said in 2014: 
“I, personally, never felt it. I may have heard them call me 'monkey' once or 
twice, but it's episodic”… 1837 words.
 
https://ionline-sapo-pt.translate.goog/759318?_x_tr_sl=pt&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en-GB&_x_tr_pto=wapp

Video: 18 Jan. 2017. Herald TV. Portugal PM visits his ancestral house in Goa … 
3m. 36s.
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hAQGERuIH5Y


On Fri, 14 Jan 2022 at 19:16, Anita Dias 
mailto:dias_an...@hotmail.com>> wrote:

Not only in British EA Mel, but also in British India which then became British 
Raj (a total of 400 years of ) and in every country of the so-called 
'Commonwealth'.  A misnomer if ever there was one. As all the wealth only went 
to one country!
The Indigenous also suffered in Oz, NZ and Canada.

The 'work event'. A new term for a BYOB party but it would be better if the 
Brits knew who was present @ it.
If there were any Ministers of the crown.
It seems highly unlikely that the top Ministers were absent- which possibly 
means Dishy Rishi was there!
Doubts will persist until the facts are known.

I am just saying! As still a Brit citizen! I would like to know...
A






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Subject: Odds In Favour Of Indian-Origin Chancellor Rishi Sunak As Pressure 
Mounts On British Prime Minister Boris Johnson To Resign

What a reversal of roles!!  I’m old enough to remember the numerous humiliation 
meted to us Indians in the former British East Africa. Mel
https://www.cnbctv18.com/world/odds-in-favour-of-indian-origin-chancellor-rishi-sunak-as-pressure-mounts-on-british-prime-minister-boris-johnson-to-resign-12116692.htm


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[Goanet] in memoriam :: Literally Goa - Maria Aurora Couto interviewed

[Frederick Noronha]

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[Goanet-News] RIP: Maria Aurora Couto (1937-Jan 14, 2022)

[Frederick Noronha]

Maria Aurora Couto
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Maria Aurora Couto
--
Couto at her home in Carona, Aldona in 2015
Born Maria Aurora Figueiredo (1937-08-22) August 22, 1937
Goa, Portuguese India, Portugal
Died January 14, 2022 (2022-01-14) (aged 86–87)
Occupation Writer professor
Notable works Goa: A Daughter's Story, Filomena's Journeys
Notable awards Padma Shri (2010)

Maria Aurora Couto (August 22, 1937[citation needed];  - 14
January 2022) was an Indian writer and educationalist from
Goa.  She was best known for her book Goa: A Daughter's Story
and for generally promoting literature and ideas within Goa
and beyond.  She lived in the North Goa village of Aldona.
She helped start the DD Kosambi Festival of Ideas and has
been involved in activities of Goa University where she was a
member of the Executive Committee.

Contents

1 Early life
2 Family and schooling
3 Marriage and migration
4 Career, literature and writing
5 Role in Goa
6 Personal life and death
7 Works
8 Awards
9 References
10 External links

Early life[edit source]

Couto's family hails from the Roman Catholic Goan community,
and her family grew up in times when the region was part of
the Portuguese-ruled Estado da India.

Family and schooling[edit source]

Her parents, António Caetano Francisco (Chico) de Figueiredo
and Maria Quitéria Filomena Borges, were both from the
coastal, mainly Catholic region or sub-district of Salcete.
She moved as a child to the neighbouring city of Dharwad,
then in Mysore, and a centre of education and opportunity for
Goans, with her parents and six siblings -- including
Francisco Xavier, Emma, Lilia Teresa, Luis de Figueiredo,
Marise.

She left Goa at 8, studied in a Catholic primary, Protestant
high school, and the Karnatak College, later a university --
which had students from all over the then region of Mysore as
only Bangalore had colleges then, she said in a 2021
interview.  She said her life was centered around her
identity as an Indian, as a Goan, and as a Catholic.  college

Marriage and migration[edit source]

She married a prominent Indian civil administrator of Goan
origin, Alban Couto (Albano Francisco Couto), and spent time
outside of India, and returned back to shape the literature
of the region in her latter years.

Career, literature and writing[edit source]

She taught English both in Goa, at the then-fledging Dhempe
College, and later outside the State at some prominent
institutions in Delhi.

Couto's writing career began with her 1986 book about Graham
Greene.[1] Her 2004 book, Goa: A Daughter's Story, covers the
history of Goa along with being an autobiography.  The book
discusses Goa, from the prehistoric times to its Portuguese
colonialism to its Liberation and subsequent loss of
culture.[2] In 2014, Couto released her book Filomena's
Journeys, which delves into the life of her mother, Filomena
Borges, covering "Goa’s dying Catholic elite" as it shows the
shift of society and culture in Goa.[1]

In her first and well-received Goa-focussed book she
describes her father's battles with alcoholism, life in the
changing times, and growing up in multicultural India.[3][4]
Couto went on to teach English literature in colleges[1] like
Lady Shri Ram College, Delhi and Dhempe College, Panaji[5]
and has contributed to periodicals in India and the United
Kingdom.

Role in Goa[edit source]

As the Chairperson of the DD Kosambi Centenary Committee in
2008, Couto helped initiate the DD Kosambi Festival of Ideas,
a lecture series sponsored by the Department of Culture, Govt
of Goa.[6] Couto has also been actively involved with the Goa
University.[5]

Personal life and death[edit source]

Her husband, Albano Francisco Couto (better known as Alban
Couto), belonged to the Indian Administrative Service.  She
met him in Mumbai and they had three children together[5],
Vinay, Veena (Pinto de Andrade) and Vivek Victor Due to the
nature of his work, they would travel and stay across the
country.  They almost settled in Chennai, before finally
choosing to live in Aldona, Goa,[7] in his ancestral house.
She enjoyed listening to South African jazz and was
passionate about films, having started a film club when she
was a teacher.[5] Albano Couto died in June 2009.[8]

Maria Couto died on 14 January 2022 after a brief illness.[9]
She received wide tributes from writers, politicians and
other quarters.

Works[edit source]
The works of Couto include:

Couto, Maria (1988).  Graham Greene: On the Frontier,
Politics and Religion in the Novels.  London: Macmillan.

Couto, Maria (2004).  Goa: A Daughter's Story.  Penguin Books
India.  ISBN 978-0-14-303343-1.

Pereira, A.  B.  de Braganca (2008).  Ethnography of Goa,
Daman and Diu.  Penguin UK.  ISBN 978-93-5118-208-5.  (a
translation of Etnografia da India Portuguesa by A.B.
Braganza Pereira from Portuguese)

Couto, Maria (2013).  Filomena's Journeys: A Portrait of a
Marriage, a Family & a Culture.  Aleph Book Company.
ISBN 978-93-82277-04-0.  

Re: [Goanet] Odds In Favour Of Indian-Origin Chancellor Rishi Sunak As Pressure Mounts On British Prime Minister Boris Johnson To Resign

[Eddie Fernandes]

Yes, we are proud of Rishi Sunak, but what about Antonio Costa?

“Donkey Babush” António Costa, seeks re-election as Prime Minister of
Portugal
13 Jan: SIC Notícias (Portugal). Aged 60, a socialist since he was 12,
António Costa seeks to be re-elected prime minister, a position he has held
since 2015. “Babush” to the family – which means boy in Konkani dialect,
from Goa – António Costa has been Prime Minister since 2015 and seeks to be
re-elected on 30 January 2022… “A race between a donkey and a Ferrari” was
used to describe his entry into politics in 1993 … António Costa was born
in Lisbon on July 17, 1961.  Son of publicist, writer and Communist Party
activist Orlando da Costa and Maria Antónia Palla a journalist … he is a
descendant of families converted to Catholicism from the highest caste in
India… 1616 words.
https://postal-pt.translate.goog/politica/antonio-costa-socialista-ha-mais-de-40-anos-irrequieto-e-um-habil-negociador/?_x_tr_sl=pt&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en-GB&_x_tr_pto=wapp

14 Jan: Jornal I (Portugal). Skin color, “never limited me” he said in
2014: “I, personally, never felt it. I may have heard them call me 'monkey'
once or twice, but it's episodic”… 1837 words.

https://ionline-sapo-pt.translate.goog/759318?_x_tr_sl=pt&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en-GB&_x_tr_pto=wapp

Video: 18 Jan. 2017. Herald TV. Portugal PM visits his ancestral house in
Goa … 3m. 36s.
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hAQGERuIH5Y


On Fri, 14 Jan 2022 at 19:16, Anita Dias  wrote:

>
> Not only in British EA Mel, but also in British India which then became
> British Raj (a total of 400 years of ) and in every country of the
> so-called 'Commonwealth'.  A misnomer if ever there was one. As all the
> wealth only went to one country!
> The Indigenous also suffered in Oz, NZ and Canada.
>
> The 'work event'. A new term for a BYOB party but it would be better if
> the Brits knew who was present @ it.
> If there were any Ministers of the crown.
> It seems highly unlikely that the top Ministers were absent- which
> possibly means Dishy Rishi was there!
> Doubts will persist until the facts are known.
>
> I am just saying! As still a Brit citizen! I would like to know...
> A
>
>
>
>
>
> --
> *From:* tgo...@googlegroups.com  on behalf of
> ymirconsult...@gmail.com 
> *Sent:* January 14, 2022 9:20 AM
> *To:* Goanet ; Goans ;
> Tanzanite 2020 
> *Subject:* Odds In Favour Of Indian-Origin Chancellor Rishi Sunak As
> Pressure Mounts On British Prime Minister Boris Johnson To Resign
>
> What a reversal of roles!!  I’m old enough to remember the numerous
> humiliation meted to us Indians in the former British East Africa. Mel
>
> https://www.cnbctv18.com/world/odds-in-favour-of-indian-origin-chancellor-rishi-sunak-as-pressure-mounts-on-british-prime-minister-boris-johnson-to-resign-12116692.htm
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Re: [Goanet] Odds In Favour Of Indian-Origin Chancellor Rishi Sunak As Pressure Mounts On British Prime Minister Boris Johnson To Resign

[Anita Dias]

Not only in British EA Mel, but also in British India which then became British 
Raj (a total of 400 years of ) and in every country of the so-called 
'Commonwealth'.  A misnomer if ever there was one. As all the wealth only went 
to one country!
The Indigenous also suffered in Oz, NZ and Canada.

The 'work event'. A new term for a BYOB party but it would be better if the 
Brits knew who was present @ it.
If there were any Ministers of the crown.
It seems highly unlikely that the top Ministers were absent- which possibly 
means Dishy Rishi was there!
Doubts will persist until the facts are known.

I am just saying! As still a Brit citizen! I would like to know...
A






From: tgo...@googlegroups.com  on behalf of 
ymirconsult...@gmail.com 
Sent: January 14, 2022 9:20 AM
To: Goanet ; Goans ; Tanzanite 2020 

Subject: Odds In Favour Of Indian-Origin Chancellor Rishi Sunak As Pressure 
Mounts On British Prime Minister Boris Johnson To Resign

What a reversal of roles!!  I’m old enough to remember the numerous humiliation 
meted to us Indians in the former British East Africa. Mel
https://www.cnbctv18.com/world/odds-in-favour-of-indian-origin-chancellor-rishi-sunak-as-pressure-mounts-on-british-prime-minister-boris-johnson-to-resign-12116692.htm


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[Goanet] RIP: Maria Aurora Couto (1937-Jan 14, 2022)

[Frederick Noronha]

Maria Aurora Couto
>From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Maria Aurora Couto
--
Couto at her home in Carona, Aldona in 2015
Born Maria Aurora Figueiredo (1937-08-22) August 22, 1937
Goa, Portuguese India, Portugal
Died January 14, 2022 (2022-01-14) (aged 86–87)
Occupation Writer professor
Notable works Goa: A Daughter's Story, Filomena's Journeys
Notable awards Padma Shri (2010)

Maria Aurora Couto (August 22, 1937[citation needed];  - 14
January 2022) was an Indian writer and educationalist from
Goa.  She was best known for her book Goa: A Daughter's Story
and for generally promoting literature and ideas within Goa
and beyond.  She lived in the North Goa village of Aldona.
She helped start the DD Kosambi Festival of Ideas and has
been involved in activities of Goa University where she was a
member of the Executive Committee.

Contents

1 Early life
2 Family and schooling
3 Marriage and migration
4 Career, literature and writing
5 Role in Goa
6 Personal life and death
7 Works
8 Awards
9 References
10 External links

Early life[edit source]

Couto's family hails from the Roman Catholic Goan community,
and her family grew up in times when the region was part of
the Portuguese-ruled Estado da India.

Family and schooling[edit source]

Her parents, António Caetano Francisco (Chico) de Figueiredo
and Maria Quitéria Filomena Borges, were both from the
coastal, mainly Catholic region or sub-district of Salcete.
She moved as a child to the neighbouring city of Dharwad,
then in Mysore, and a centre of education and opportunity for
Goans, with her parents and six siblings -- including
Francisco Xavier, Emma, Lilia Teresa, Luis de Figueiredo,
Marise.

She left Goa at 8, studied in a Catholic primary, Protestant
high school, and the Karnatak College, later a university --
which had students from all over the then region of Mysore as
only Bangalore had colleges then, she said in a 2021
interview.  She said her life was centered around her
identity as an Indian, as a Goan, and as a Catholic.  college

Marriage and migration[edit source]

She married a prominent Indian civil administrator of Goan
origin, Alban Couto (Albano Francisco Couto), and spent time
outside of India, and returned back to shape the literature
of the region in her latter years.

Career, literature and writing[edit source]

She taught English both in Goa, at the then-fledging Dhempe
College, and later outside the State at some prominent
institutions in Delhi.

Couto's writing career began with her 1986 book about Graham
Greene.[1] Her 2004 book, Goa: A Daughter's Story, covers the
history of Goa along with being an autobiography.  The book
discusses Goa, from the prehistoric times to its Portuguese
colonialism to its Liberation and subsequent loss of
culture.[2] In 2014, Couto released her book Filomena's
Journeys, which delves into the life of her mother, Filomena
Borges, covering "Goa’s dying Catholic elite" as it shows the
shift of society and culture in Goa.[1]

In her first and well-received Goa-focussed book she
describes her father's battles with alcoholism, life in the
changing times, and growing up in multicultural India.[3][4]
Couto went on to teach English literature in colleges[1] like
Lady Shri Ram College, Delhi and Dhempe College, Panaji[5]
and has contributed to periodicals in India and the United
Kingdom.

Role in Goa[edit source]

As the Chairperson of the DD Kosambi Centenary Committee in
2008, Couto helped initiate the DD Kosambi Festival of Ideas,
a lecture series sponsored by the Department of Culture, Govt
of Goa.[6] Couto has also been actively involved with the Goa
University.[5]

Personal life and death[edit source]

Her husband, Albano Francisco Couto (better known as Alban
Couto), belonged to the Indian Administrative Service.  She
met him in Mumbai and they had three children together[5],
Vinay, Veena (Pinto de Andrade) and Vivek Victor Due to the
nature of his work, they would travel and stay across the
country.  They almost settled in Chennai, before finally
choosing to live in Aldona, Goa,[7] in his ancestral house.
She enjoyed listening to South African jazz and was
passionate about films, having started a film club when she
was a teacher.[5] Albano Couto died in June 2009.[8]

Maria Couto died on 14 January 2022 after a brief illness.[9]
She received wide tributes from writers, politicians and
other quarters.

Works[edit source]
The works of Couto include:

Couto, Maria (1988).  Graham Greene: On the Frontier,
Politics and Religion in the Novels.  London: Macmillan.

Couto, Maria (2004).  Goa: A Daughter's Story.  Penguin Books
India.  ISBN 978-0-14-303343-1.

Pereira, A.  B.  de Braganca (2008).  Ethnography of Goa,
Daman and Diu.  Penguin UK.  ISBN 978-93-5118-208-5.  (a
translation of Etnografia da India Portuguesa by A.B.
Braganza Pereira from Portuguese)

Couto, Maria (2013).  Filomena's Journeys: A Portrait of a
Marriage, a Family & a Culture.  Aleph Book Company.
ISBN 978-93-82277-04-0.  

[Goanet] Bishop Franco Mulakkal

[Roland Francis]

The system has worked and a man declared innocent. We must assume the judgement 
was fair and untainted as much as we must assume that the instances of rape of 
nuns by the church hierarchies in various Kerala churches and convents were 
irrelevant to the personal behaviour of Bishop Mulakkal.

As the Indian Express concludes, this incident should be a lesson to the 
Churches in Kerala to put in a grievance process that should provide an easy 
resolution to complaints and avoid the circumstances of the whole Franco 
Mulakkal incident. After all, the many outpourings of nuns in Kerala cannot be 
disbelieved.

What Is The Kerala Nun Rape Case?
https://indianexpress.com/article/explained/kerala-nun-rape-case-explained-7722506/

Roland.
Toronto. 

[Goanet] Deep Fake

[Roland Francis]

A very useful article from DW that explains what is a deep fake and how to 
detect it.

I always suspected some local Bombay amateur singers producing output that is 
so comparable to the real thing. 

Now I need not wonder.

How Do I Spot A Deep Fake?
https://www.dw.com/en/fact-check-how-do-i-spot-a-deep-fake/a-60029650

Roland.
Toronto.

[Goanet] Schedule for Saturday 15th January 2022

[CCR TV]

CCR TV GOA
Channel of God's love✝

You can also watch CCR TV live on your smartphone via the CCR TV App
Available on Google PlayStore for Android Platform.
Click the link below.
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Schedule for Saturday 15th January 2022

12:00 AM
Rosary - Joyful Mysteries

12:23 AM
Concert - Fall of Grace YU4C

12:51 AM
Bhajan - Manusya Devachara Bandi - Fr Glen D'Silva sfx

1:00 AM
Mass in Konkani for Friday

2:30 AM
Saibinnichi Ruzai - Sontosache Mister

2:56 AM
Devachem Utor - Suttka - Avesvor 38 - Vachpi Orlando D'Souza

3:07 AM
Health Matters - Dr Rufino Monteiro

3:35 AM
Our Father - German

3:39 AM
Youthopia - Amanda Rodrigues - Violin - interviewed by Mysticka Deniz

4:04 AM
Prayer Dance - 4th Anniversary St Mathias Parish

4:08 AM
Devai Podvi Asa - A Short Film

4:27 AM
Tell Me a Story  - Eps 37 - Moses Leaves Egypt

4:32 AM
Holiness in the Pauline Family - Canon Francesco Chiesa

4:51 AM
Song - Povitr Pustok - Carmina Fernandes

4:59 AM
Happiness - Talk by Fr Abraham sj

5:20 AM
Song - Ballok Jezu - Zia Rodrigues

5:24 AM
Falling In Love - Pornography -Hosted by Judie D'Cunha

5:52 AM
Mando - Dance Category - Goychim Lharam, Carmona

6:05 AM
Broadening the horizons of your mind - Talk 1 - Fr Fio Mascarenhas sj

6:47 AM
Ximpientlim Motiam - Bhag  167  - Sam Manekshaw - Fr Pratap Naik sj

6:55 AM
Sokalchem Magnnem Sonvar - Week 1 & 3

7:00 AM
Praise and Worship -   Magno Menezes - SJVRC

7:15 AM
Morning Prayer  -  Saturday Wk 1 & 3

7:18 AM
Power of Faith - Gourish Naik

8:06 AM
Tell Me a Story  - Eps 49 - God sends judgemental widom to Moses

8:15 AM
Beatitudes 1 and 2 -  Maria Ana da Costa

8:53 AM
Bhajan - Tu AniTuzaa Ekach Sutu - Fr Glen D'Silva sfx

9:00 AM
Bhagiancher Niyall VII - Br Malvino Alfonso  ocd

9:09 AM
Prayer for Vocations

9:10 AM
Pope's intentions in Konkani

9:15 AM
St Joseph Vaz  -  Novena 9

10:45 AM
Rosary of St Joseph Vaz

11:09 AM
Short Film - Kurpa Mog - Fr Freddy Lobo

11:14 AM
Song - Upkari Padrinche - Myran Travasso

11:19 AM
Angelus - English

11:21 AM
Prayer for the Synod 2023

11:23 AM
Intercessions in English

11:30 AM
Mass in English from Fatorda followed by Daily Flash

12:15 PM
Pope's intentions in English

12:18 PM
Testimony - Govaiki - Rosy Afonso

12:48 PM
Bhurgeanlem Angonn - Bhag 2

12:50 PM
What's Cooking - Season 2 Episode 10

1:06 PM
Secular Institutes - Dr Ivan Netto interviews Giorgio Mazzola

1:42 PM
Magnificat (English)

1:44 PM
Health Matters - Diabetes -Dr Marina Vaz

2:18 PM
Prayer to St Joseph By Pope Francis (Konkani)

2:20 PM
Youthopia - Cayla Rodrigues - Violin - interviewed by Luicius De  Almeida

2:42 PM
Special Prayer over the Sick - Joseph Vaz

2:44 PM
Role of Mary in the life of a Christian - Fr Raju OP

3:12 PM
Tell me a story - Abraham

3:30 PM
Divine Mercy Chaplet  - English

3:40 PM
Pastoral Letter 2021-22 - Talk in Konkani- Fr Aaron  Magalhaes

4:00 PM
Rosary - Joyful Mysteries

4:23 PM
Adlea kallant monis khoreamnich zaitim vorsam jivetalo - Rev. Melito D'Costa

4:28 PM
Bhagevont Zuze Vazache mozotin Bhurgeancher Magnnem

4:30 PM
Senior Citizens Exercises - 15

4:42 PM
Devachem Utor - Suttka - Avesvor 38 - Vachpi Orlando D'Souza

4:51 PM
Ximpientlim Motiam - Bhag  176  - Svartha - Fr Pratap Naik sj

5:00 PM
Praise ad Worship - Brian Colaco

5:28 PM
Experiencing Freedom - Talk by Fr Merwin SJ

5:53 PM
Aimorechen Magnnem

5:56 PM
Prayer for the Synod 2023 - Konkani

6:00 PM
St Joseph Vaz  - Novena 9

7:30 PM
Saibinnichi Ruzai - Sontosache Mister

7:56 PM
Prayer to St Joseph By Pope Francis (Konkani)

8:00 PM
Boreponn Devachem Monxak Sukh Sasnnachem - Orlando D'Souza

8:27 PM
Fr Joseph Vaz - Talk by Fr Eremito Rebelo

8:48 PM
Devachem Utor - Suttka - Avesvor 39 - Vachpi Orlando D'Souza

9:00 PM
Adoration - Death & Judgement - Fr Henry Falcao

9:28 PM
Ratchem Magnem

9:43 PM
Mando - Original - Old Goachi Porzolit Fulam, Old Goa

9:59 PM
Politics - A Noble Profession? - Eps 10  Adv Mahendra N. Raikar

10:30 PM
Mando - Dance Category - Goychim Lharam, Carmona

10:41 PM
Mil Mel Nel Show - I

11:13 PM
Our Father - Khasi

11:17 PM
On the Third Day - Eps 1 - Pesticides - Nelson Figueiredo talks to Joaqiuim
D'Souza

11:42 PM
Pastoral Letter 2021-22 - Talk in Konkani- Fr Aaron  Magalhaes

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[Goanet] WITH IT’S NOW DOUBLE STANDARDS, BJP GROPING IN THE DARK

[Aires Rodrigues]

It is now very clear that the BJP which is out of control has miserably
lost its way.

Its weird diktat to Manohar Parrikar’s son that he should first work some
years for the Party before seeking a nomination to contest the Assembly
polls is clear double standards. If in 2019 late Francis D’Souza’s son
could be selected why not Utpal now. There can be no selective deviation in
party policy.

The BJP should realize that the young of today are better equipped to
perform and deliver rather than the grey horns.

On family Raj it also cannot be pick and choose. The policy has to be
uniform with no exceptions whatsoever. If family Raj is unacceptable to the
BJP, how is that Chief Minister Pramod Sawant had gone overboard in
lobbying for the Mayem seat for his wife Sulakshana. That her fate was
forecast is another issue.

While in the Opposition the BJP had  managed to get the then Minister
Dayanand Narvekar to resign after he being charge-sheeted, but is now
allowing awfully tainted persons like Babush Monserrate and Mauvin Godinho
to contest despite them facing much more serious criminal charges. Is this
not also clear double standards?

Adv. Aires Rodrigues

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[Goanet] [Photo Blog by Rajan Parrikar] The Village Milkman

[Rajan Parrikar]

Photo Blog by Rajan Parrikar has posted a new item, 'The Village Milkman'

Almost extinct.

Not quite the milk booth of an earlier time. Seen on my drive through Divar
this morning.

You may view the latest post at

https://blog.parrikar.com/2022/01/14/the-village-milkman/


Warm regards,

Photo Blog by Rajan Parrikar
ra...@parrikar.com

[Goanet] ONE SIDED PATRONAGE OF HATE SPEECH

[John Eric Gomes]

*PATRONAGE OF GENOCIDE AND VIOLENCE*
The proponents of a Hindu Rashtra are emboldened by the PM and ruling
party's silence on the violence and hate speeches by politicians and even
Seers clearly communal and will destroy the secular fabric of our nation if
it continues unchecked! Reportedly Jayesh Naik leader of the Bagrang Dal
and his group threatened to disrupt celebrations of the annual feast of St
Joseph at the ruins of an old church of the village of Sancoale to be held
on Jan 16th. In all of India many Christian and Muslim minority people and
their institutions are being targetted by such vigilantes with State
patronage! Goa is showing the way by the villagers of Sancoale led by
Hindus lodging a police complaint standing by their Catholic community,
where keeping aside religious differences they have been living together in
harmony and Jayesh, not even a Sancoale resident for the last one year has
been inciting religious disharmony! The police have submitted a report to
the Deputy Collector. We also have videos of a Dharma Sansad in Haridwar of
hate speeches by Hindu Seers going viral, even calling for genocide against
Muslims! The lack of action by the police with no immediate arrests and
no condemnation by the administration is shocking. The matter has reached
the Supreme Court which is moving cautiously. Hate speeches unchecked are
dangerous. History clearly shows all  genocidal movements were started by
hate speeches. The Holocaust for extermination of Jews is a grim reminder
and our Hindu Seers calling for genocide against Muslims as in National
interest must be nipped in the bud with strict and exemplary action called
for by all law abiding Indians!

Re: [Goanet] The Road To Perdition!

[Joao Barros-Pereira]

yes, of course, what you say is true.
I try not to use the scooter at night and seldom go on a busy road.

Anyway, life goes on and i go on with it as always in an uncertain future ...
thanks, anyway

On 1/14/22, Roland Francis  wrote:
> As you get older, the scooter should be sacrificed on the altar of caution,
> just like a septuagenarian would likely be loath to go on drunken late night
> parties as if he were a twenty year old.
>
> The scooter has no defence against a slower reflex, will not help you even
> in a momentary lapse of mind-wandering as minor as “what awaits me for
> dinner at home”.
>
> You get no respect from small cars; let alone an accommodation from a burly
> drunken Punjabi or Maratha, swerving that overloaded and unwieldy truck
> sorely in need of maintenance, at high speed.
>
> If you have to go, you have to go; but not on a potholed village road in the
> darkness of a poorly lit tree-lined lane. People should be around you,
> tipping a glass as farewell not asking those surrounding who you were or
> making sounds of false sympathy  Tchu, Tchu, Tchu while you lie spreadeagled
> on that badly designed turning.
>
> Roland.
> Toronto.
>
>
>> On Jan 13, 2022, at 11:53 PM, Joao Barros-Pereira
>>  wrote:
>>
>> I am a scooter guy. I enjoy riding my scooter on the meandering roads
>> of Goan villages as it is a romantic and lush landscape especially
>> after the monsoons.
>>
>> Goa’s winding roads make our villages look ancient unlike the straight
>> roads designed for fast moving cars in the big cities around the
>> world. That is a different story.
>>
>> As a scooter guy my ride is not always smooth after the monsoon which
>> works havoc on our roads. Pot holes of various shapes and sizes appear
>> only to threaten everyone.
>>
>> No arguing with nature but when years go by, in fact five, and the
>> roads are in bad shape then my scooter guy existence is less than
>> ideal.
>>
>> Months after the monsoon our roads continue to be neglected and with
>> the absence of street lights in Goa our lives are often up for grabs.
>>
>> We need to have more respect for human life. Our roads as we can see
>> recently are repaired only a few months prior to the elections and at
>> other times carelessly if at all with a band aid.
>>
>> How many people have lost their lives is unknown because of the bad
>> roads. A lack of street lights or malfunctioning is no help.
>>
>> I ride my cockroach happily through our romantic roads but at times
>> are reminded of some of the dangers.
>>
>> A week ago two people were hit by a drunken driver in a car and
>> succumbed to their injurious. Can the driver be brought to justice?
>>
>> Life is cheap in Goa and India. Can it get any cheaper?
>