Re: [Goanet] MR. JASPAL SINGH, WELCOME BACK TO GOA

[Roland Francis]

You seem to think all the responsibility of the mess lies with the politicians.

Has the DGP no spine to handle them with the weight of his position and the 
backing of the Supreme Court?

Roland
Toronto.


> On Apr 8, 2022, at 3:47 PM, Aires Rodrigues  wrote:
> 
> Jaspal Singh who has taken over as Goa’s Director General of Police is no
> stranger to Goa. He was first posted here as Assistant Superintendent of
> Police in 1999 and in 2017 as IGP. Indra Dev Shukla who has retired as DGP
> during his short stint tried his best to uplift the police force which over
> the years has sadly been lacking independence in its functioning with the
> politicians in power  having done all they can to systematically erode the
> powers and authority of  the DGP.
> 
> The Supreme Court has time and again ruled that the police should be wholly
> insulated from any political pressure, whatsoever, so as to be able to
> secure the citizen's rights under the Constitution and that the Police
> should be allowed to freely and fearlessly discharge their fundamental
> duties of ensuring law and order while upholding the Rule of law.
> 
> For good public policing the politicians should never use the police to
> target their political opponents and to silence voices of dissent.
> Politicians publicly speak about the independence of the police and of law
> taking its own course, but the ground reality is very different as they
> interfere and unduly intervene even in the day to day working of the
> police. We have a lot of good and smart police but unfortunately their
> brains and investigative skills are in the custody of the politicians whose
> line they have to tow.
> 
> Tackling the grave drug menace, rising crime and enormous corruption at all
> levels of governance are some of the challenges Jaspal Singh will have to
> grapple with as the new DGP of Goa. Let us all wishing him well.
> 
> 
> 

[Goanet-News] Konkani books... published by the TSKK (Alto Porvorim)

[Frederick Noronha]

*THOMAS STEPHENS KONKNNI KENDR* B.B. Borkar Road, Alto
Porvorim, GOA - 403 521, INDIA (0832) 2415857/2415864 E-mail:
tskk...@gmail.com

-
PUBLICATIONS
-

* 1. DEVANAGARI LIPIENT KONKNNI BOROUNCHE NEM’ (D) by TSKK,
1988 pp 20. Rs. 3/- ((Out of Stock)

  2.  A DESCRIPTION OF KONKNNI.  Matthew Almeida,
  S.J.  1989.  pp xii + 338.  Rs.  150/- This is a
  linguistic grammar that describes the phonology,
  morphology and syntax of the Konknni language of
  Goa and its surrounding districts.  In phonology
  and morphology it follows a broadly structuralist
  model, and utilises the transformational generative
  model in syntax.  The book is a revised version of
  the doctoral dissertation submitted by the author
  to Georgetown University, Washington DC.

*3. SOLLAVEA XEKDDEANTLEM KONKNNI MHABHAROT: ADI PORV (D)
Edited by Pratap Naik, S.J. 1990. pp xxx + 186. Rs.
22/-(Out of Stock) This is a selection of stories from the
Adi Porv of Mahabharata, edited and transliterated into
Devanagari characters. It represents the oldest sample of
old Konknni, taken from the Braga MS, Codices 771 and 772 of
xvi century.

*4. HANSUN KHELLUN XIKUM-IA (D) Pratap Naik, S.J., 1991; 2nd
Edition 1994; Reprint 1999. pp 52 Rs. 30/- (Out of Stock)
This is a student primer for Konknni KG children. It could
also be used for I Std to learn the basics of Konknni sounds
and writing, using a new method. The child is taught first
to pronounce the Konknni speech sounds. She proceeds to
reading words through association, and finally writing is
introduced after learning the various strokes of Devanagari
letters. N.B:TSKK has sold the copy right of this book to
Broadway Publishing House, Panaji. The book is printed and
marketed by Broadway Book Centre.

*5. TEACHER’S AND PARENT’S MANUAL (Hansun Khellun Xikum-ia).
Edited by Pratap Naik, S.J. 1991. Reprint. 1996. pp 150
Rs. 80/- (Out of Stock) This is a help for teachers to teach
the primer, and for parents to follow the progress of their
children. That’s why all the instructions are given in
English. Also contains nursery rhymes and stories to be used
in class.

  6.  TSKK KONKNNI BASIC COURSE. (D) Matthew
  Almeida, S.J. 1991. Revised Edition 2004.  pp xvi
  + 256 Rs. 250/-. It has been used as a course
  book for beginners to learn Konknni, but it can
  also be used for self-study with some help from a
  native speaker to learn the sounds of the language.
  Knowledge of Devanagari script is the only
  pre-requisite to use this book. CD of TSKK Konknni
  Basic Course is also available for Rs. 250/-

7. BHURGEANCHO GONNIT SANGATI (TSKK MATHEMATICS MANUAL for
Children) (D). Pratap Naik, S.J. 1993; Reprint 1996; 2nd
Revised Edition 2000. pp 44 Rs. 25/- It is to help students
and teachers to learn mathematics in Konknni. It also gives
measurements, mathematical tables and multiplication tables.

* 8. TISVADDECHEO IGORZO (R) Moreno de Souza, S.J. 1994.
pp. vi + 214 + 32 Rs. 30/- (Out of print) It gives a
panoramic view of the churches of Tisvaddi or Ilhas.
Contains 32 pages of photos. This book is written using the
Roman alphabets. (Out of Stock)

9. TSKK LINGUISTIC GLOSSARY: English-Konknni and
Konknni-English. Matthew Almeida, S.J. and Pratap Naik,
S.J. 1994. pp vii + 165 Rs. 120/- It contains linguistic
and grammatical technical terminology prepared by
professional linguists and Konknni writers.

* 10. SONVSARAK JEZU DIAT (R). Vasco do Rego, S.J. 1995.
pp. xv + 409 Rs. 60/- (Out of print) It contains sermons
preached at the Novenas of St Francis Xavier at Bom Jesus
Basilica, Old Goa during the period 1980-1994; 1996. This
book is written using the Roman alphabets. (Out of Stock)

11. LOKA SANGATIM MISACHI MANDDAVOLL (D) transliteration by
Matthew Almeida, S.J. 1996. pp.52 Rs. 15/- . The text is
meant for the people to read the Mass prayers in Devanagari
script.

12. HANSUN KHELLUN GAVUM-IA Pratap Naik, S.J. 2000. pp.
52. Rs. 10/- (D). It contains lyrics of Konknni nursery
rhymes and children’s songs in Devanagari script found in
Hansun Khellun Gavum-ia vol. 1 and 2 CDs . It is an ideal
pocketsize booklet for students as well as teachers.

13. KONKNNI BOROUNCHI PROMANN RIT (KON’NODD LIPIENT) (K)
Pratap Naik, S.J. et al. 2001. pp. 84 Rs. 50/-. Konknni
Orthography Rules for writing Konknni in Kannada script.

14. KONKNNI BOROUNCHI PROMANN RIT (DEVONAGORI LIPIENT)
Pratap Naik, S.J. et al. 2002. Revised Edition. 2008.
pp. 74 Rs. 55/-. Konknni Orthography Rules for writing
Konknni in Devanagari script.

15. NAZARETKAR JEZU (D) Original compilation in Konknni in
Roman script by Vasco do Rego, S.J. This Devanagari
transliteration is made by Matthew Almeida, S.J. and Preeta
Naik, 2003 pp.xvi + 281 Rs. 75/-.

16. GÕYCHO SAIB (D) Life of St. Francis Xavier and the
history of various expositions. The 

[Goanet] MR. JASPAL SINGH, WELCOME BACK TO GOA

[Aires Rodrigues]

Jaspal Singh who has taken over as Goa’s Director General of Police is no
stranger to Goa. He was first posted here as Assistant Superintendent of
Police in 1999 and in 2017 as IGP. Indra Dev Shukla who has retired as DGP
during his short stint tried his best to uplift the police force which over
the years has sadly been lacking independence in its functioning with the
politicians in power  having done all they can to systematically erode the
powers and authority of  the DGP.

The Supreme Court has time and again ruled that the police should be wholly
insulated from any political pressure, whatsoever, so as to be able to
secure the citizen's rights under the Constitution and that the Police
should be allowed to freely and fearlessly discharge their fundamental
duties of ensuring law and order while upholding the Rule of law.

For good public policing the politicians should never use the police to
target their political opponents and to silence voices of dissent.
Politicians publicly speak about the independence of the police and of law
taking its own course, but the ground reality is very different as they
interfere and unduly intervene even in the day to day working of the
police. We have a lot of good and smart police but unfortunately their
brains and investigative skills are in the custody of the politicians whose
line they have to tow.

Tackling the grave drug menace, rising crime and enormous corruption at all
levels of governance are some of the challenges Jaspal Singh will have to
grapple with as the new DGP of Goa. Let us all wishing him well.

Adv. Aires Rodrigues

C/G-2, Shopping Complex

Ribandar Retreat

Ribandar – Goa – 403006

Mobile No: 9822684372

Office Tel  No: (0832) 2444012

Email: airesrodrigu...@gmail.com



You can also reach me on

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Re: [Goanet] Sad plight of Postmen ... (Nelson Lopes)

[Roland Francis]

So also Canada in tandem with the Netherlands. 

Canada Post has been privatized and mail delivery is not daily. In some new 
sub-divisions (locales) there is a bank of post boxes at one spot. Each house 
has a box and key and collect their mail when they want to. Going out in winter 
is a chore. The mail consists mostly of flyers, bills and government mail. 

Canada Post compensates for revenue by raising mail prices, by reducing 
postmen, by commercial bulk mail and through their Purolator courier service. 

Each door to door postman gets a van which he parks at a spot on the streets 
and walks from there to house delivery. They don’t get the benefits and salary 
they used to and definitely not the solid pensions they used to get after 
retirement. 

Roland.
Toronto.


> On Apr 8, 2022, at 12:00 PM, patrice riemens  wrote:
> 
> Aloha, 
> 
> Sad but also strange story. I would have thought that in India postmen wouyld 
> still be state employees with a secure & (relatively) well paid job, like 
> befits an essential public service. It is no longer like that in the 
> Netherlands, always at the forefront orf neo-liberalism, where the post 
> office has been privatized (while keeping the label 'Royal' for branding 
> purposes ...), the postmen de-officialised and contractualised, while in 
> Germany they remain civil servants who must swear loyalty to the constitution 
> ...  When she was young my mother stayed a few months in a farm high up in 
> the French Alps, and the postman would come every day from the village post 
> office far down in the valley, through snow and ice if necessary, with that 
> one single letter ... from het lover - whom she never married in the end ... 
> 
> Cheers to all, p+7D! 
> And the postal mail will go the same way as the telegraph ... 

[Goanet] Konkani books... published by the TSKK (Alto Porvorim)

[Frederick Noronha]

*THOMAS STEPHENS KONKNNI KENDR* B.B. Borkar Road, Alto
Porvorim, GOA - 403 521, INDIA (0832) 2415857/2415864 E-mail:
tskk...@gmail.com

-
PUBLICATIONS
-

* 1. DEVANAGARI LIPIENT KONKNNI BOROUNCHE NEM’ (D) by TSKK,
1988 pp 20. Rs. 3/- ((Out of Stock)

  2.  A DESCRIPTION OF KONKNNI.  Matthew Almeida,
  S.J.  1989.  pp xii + 338.  Rs.  150/- This is a
  linguistic grammar that describes the phonology,
  morphology and syntax of the Konknni language of
  Goa and its surrounding districts.  In phonology
  and morphology it follows a broadly structuralist
  model, and utilises the transformational generative
  model in syntax.  The book is a revised version of
  the doctoral dissertation submitted by the author
  to Georgetown University, Washington DC.

*3. SOLLAVEA XEKDDEANTLEM KONKNNI MHABHAROT: ADI PORV (D)
Edited by Pratap Naik, S.J. 1990. pp xxx + 186. Rs.
22/-(Out of Stock) This is a selection of stories from the
Adi Porv of Mahabharata, edited and transliterated into
Devanagari characters. It represents the oldest sample of
old Konknni, taken from the Braga MS, Codices 771 and 772 of
xvi century.

*4. HANSUN KHELLUN XIKUM-IA (D) Pratap Naik, S.J., 1991; 2nd
Edition 1994; Reprint 1999. pp 52 Rs. 30/- (Out of Stock)
This is a student primer for Konknni KG children. It could
also be used for I Std to learn the basics of Konknni sounds
and writing, using a new method. The child is taught first
to pronounce the Konknni speech sounds. She proceeds to
reading words through association, and finally writing is
introduced after learning the various strokes of Devanagari
letters. N.B:TSKK has sold the copy right of this book to
Broadway Publishing House, Panaji. The book is printed and
marketed by Broadway Book Centre.

*5. TEACHER’S AND PARENT’S MANUAL (Hansun Khellun Xikum-ia).
Edited by Pratap Naik, S.J. 1991. Reprint. 1996. pp 150
Rs. 80/- (Out of Stock) This is a help for teachers to teach
the primer, and for parents to follow the progress of their
children. That’s why all the instructions are given in
English. Also contains nursery rhymes and stories to be used
in class.

  6.  TSKK KONKNNI BASIC COURSE. (D) Matthew
  Almeida, S.J. 1991. Revised Edition 2004.  pp xvi
  + 256 Rs. 250/-. It has been used as a course
  book for beginners to learn Konknni, but it can
  also be used for self-study with some help from a
  native speaker to learn the sounds of the language.
  Knowledge of Devanagari script is the only
  pre-requisite to use this book. CD of TSKK Konknni
  Basic Course is also available for Rs. 250/-

7. BHURGEANCHO GONNIT SANGATI (TSKK MATHEMATICS MANUAL for
Children) (D). Pratap Naik, S.J. 1993; Reprint 1996; 2nd
Revised Edition 2000. pp 44 Rs. 25/- It is to help students
and teachers to learn mathematics in Konknni. It also gives
measurements, mathematical tables and multiplication tables.

* 8. TISVADDECHEO IGORZO (R) Moreno de Souza, S.J. 1994.
pp. vi + 214 + 32 Rs. 30/- (Out of print) It gives a
panoramic view of the churches of Tisvaddi or Ilhas.
Contains 32 pages of photos. This book is written using the
Roman alphabets. (Out of Stock)

9. TSKK LINGUISTIC GLOSSARY: English-Konknni and
Konknni-English. Matthew Almeida, S.J. and Pratap Naik,
S.J. 1994. pp vii + 165 Rs. 120/- It contains linguistic
and grammatical technical terminology prepared by
professional linguists and Konknni writers.

* 10. SONVSARAK JEZU DIAT (R). Vasco do Rego, S.J. 1995.
pp. xv + 409 Rs. 60/- (Out of print) It contains sermons
preached at the Novenas of St Francis Xavier at Bom Jesus
Basilica, Old Goa during the period 1980-1994; 1996. This
book is written using the Roman alphabets. (Out of Stock)

11. LOKA SANGATIM MISACHI MANDDAVOLL (D) transliteration by
Matthew Almeida, S.J. 1996. pp.52 Rs. 15/- . The text is
meant for the people to read the Mass prayers in Devanagari
script.

12. HANSUN KHELLUN GAVUM-IA Pratap Naik, S.J. 2000. pp.
52. Rs. 10/- (D). It contains lyrics of Konknni nursery
rhymes and children’s songs in Devanagari script found in
Hansun Khellun Gavum-ia vol. 1 and 2 CDs . It is an ideal
pocketsize booklet for students as well as teachers.

13. KONKNNI BOROUNCHI PROMANN RIT (KON’NODD LIPIENT) (K)
Pratap Naik, S.J. et al. 2001. pp. 84 Rs. 50/-. Konknni
Orthography Rules for writing Konknni in Kannada script.

14. KONKNNI BOROUNCHI PROMANN RIT (DEVONAGORI LIPIENT)
Pratap Naik, S.J. et al. 2002. Revised Edition. 2008.
pp. 74 Rs. 55/-. Konknni Orthography Rules for writing
Konknni in Devanagari script.

15. NAZARETKAR JEZU (D) Original compilation in Konknni in
Roman script by Vasco do Rego, S.J. This Devanagari
transliteration is made by Matthew Almeida, S.J. and Preeta
Naik, 2003 pp.xvi + 281 Rs. 75/-.

16. GÕYCHO SAIB (D) Life of St. Francis Xavier and the
history of various expositions. The 

[Goanet] Language And Culture Go Together Like Horse And Carriage!

[Joao Barros-Pereira]

The language issue is becoming hotter than the summer heat. The
proposal by Amit Shah to replace Hindi as the link language has
spontaneously made almost all Indians living in the south of India
angry beyond rational explanation.

It is a paradox which we are witnessing as language and culture go
together! It is not possible to separate the two as they are
intertwined and one with our identities.

On the face of it the choice of English appears bizarre as a link
language but it is not as the language and culture of English is
perceived to be foreign even though English has been around this
country for centuries and we are the second largest English speaking
country in the world.

Indian identities are superficially linked to both the language and
culture of English. Both will always remain superficial and foreign.

Hindi is perceived as a threat to non-Hindi languages  and cultures in
the south of India as this country is a multi-lingual and equally
important a multi-cultural country. There is a clear clash of cultural
identities.

Indians living in the south see a clash between Hindi language and
culture of the north and Tamil or any other south Indian language and
culture in the south of India.

[Goanet] Sad plight of Postmen ... (Nelson Lopes)

[patrice riemens]

 Aloha, 

 Sad but also strange story. I would have thought that in India postmen wouyld 
still be state employees with a secure & (relatively) well paid job, like 
befits an essential public service. It is no longer like that in the 
Netherlands, always at the forefront orf neo-liberalism, where the post office 
has been privatized (while keeping the label 'Royal' for branding purposes 
...), the postmen de-officialised and contractualised, while in Germany they 
remain civil servants who must swear loyalty to the constitution ...  When she 
was young my mother stayed a few months in a farm high up in the French Alps, 
and the postman would come every day from the village post office far down in 
the valley, through snow and ice if necessary, with that one single letter ... 
from het lover - whom she never married in the end ... 

 Cheers to all, p+7D! 
 And the postal mail will go the same way as the telegraph ... 

[Goanet] Schedule for Saturday 9th April 2022

[CCR TV]

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Schedule for Saturday 9th April 2022

12:00 AM
Rosary - Joyful Mysteries

12:23 AM
Dealing with Anger - Fr Dr  Joaquim Fernandes SVD

12:53 AM
Psalm 51 - Read by Alfwold Silveira

1:00 AM
Mass in Konkani for Friday

1:45 AM
Lenten Journey  -  Day 15 - Shirley Gonsalves

1:54 AM
Our Father - Ho

2:00 AM
Saibinnichi Ruzai - Sontosache Mister

2:26 AM
Devachem Utor - Dusri Somurt - Avesvor 19 - Vachpi Orlando D'Souza

2:32 AM
Tell me a story - Holiday Special

3:01 AM
Stations of the Cross - St Joseph's Parish, Usgao

4:02 AM
Hymns - St Anthny's HS, Veroda, Cuncolim

4:06 AM
Literally Goa - Vasco Pinho interviewed by Frederick Noronha

4:36 AM
Hymns - St Lawrence HS - Agassaim

4:42 AM
I am the Resurrection and the Life - Talk by Sheela Alvares

5:11 AM
Song - Gonvlliank Bhovman - Cleta Souza

5:16 AM
Talk on Glory in Tribulation by Eliot Gonsalves

5:34 AM
Bhurgem-Ball Nasloleancher Bhagevont Zuze Vazache Mozotin Magnnem

5:36 AM
You are the salt of the earth - Talk by Agnes Bharucha

6:02 AM
Soimbachi ani Povitr Atmeachi ek Kudd - Talk by Mathew Fernandes

6:18 AM
Spiritual Communion Prayer

6:19 AM
Devacho uzvadd amche vattek - Orlando D'Souza

6:49 AM
Ximpientlim Motiam - Bhag  130  -  Magnnem - Fr Pratap Naik sj

6:55 AM
Sokalchem Magnnem  -  Koresmacho

7:00 AM
Praise and Worship - Retreat for Families - SJVRC

7:23 AM
Morning Prayer  - Lent

7:26 AM
Prayer for the Synod 2023 - Konkani

7:28 AM
Bhajan - To Amchaa Svami- Fr Glen D'Silva

7:36 AM
Devachem Utor - Dusri Somurt - Avesvor 19 - Vachpi Orlando D'Souza

7:42 AM
Spring Cleaning our Soul - Edith Melo Furtado

8:10 AM
Magnificat (English)

8:14 AM
Shokthi Deva - Thaun Koshi Mellun Geuchim ? - Cassino D'Costa

8:40 AM
Juanv Bautistachea Bhagivont Jivitak Man Dium-ya - talk by Fr. Xavier
Braganza

8:55 AM
The Golden Brigade - John and Angela Vaz

9:22 AM
Song - Rup Mhojem Polloi - Fr Eusico Pereira

9:28 AM
Patkache Kumsar - Talk by Victor Mascarenhas

9:54 AM
Bhokti Lharam - Bhag 2

10:01 AM
Beatitudes 5 and 6 - Kirona Noronha

10:25 AM
Konkani Short film - Hanv Ek Munis

10:40 AM
Goal Posts : Covan, Gabby and Nevilla interviewed by Jovito Lopes

11:11 AM
Hymn - St Francis Xavier H.S. - Bhatpal

11:18 AM
Poem - Selfless Love by Janet Mascarenhas

11:19 AM
Intercessions in English

11:27 AM
Angelus - English

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

12:15 PM
Pope's Intercession (Konkan)

12:18 PM
Role of Mary in the life of a Christian - Fr Raju OP

12:46 PM
Song - Nhespak Man - Josephine Dias

12:51 PM
Magical Mollem - Talk by Runa Aggarwal

1:02 PM
Tithing - Talk by Alfwold Silveira

1:29 PM
Prayer for Vocations

1:30 PM
Health Matters - Hypertension - Dr Edward D'Mello

2:12 PM
Hymn -Keep up the Faith - Cassini Suiam sj

2:16 PM
Rosary of St Joseph Vaz

2:38 PM
Poem - Dan by Sandhya Fernandes

2:40 PM
Youthopia -  Kluivert Menezes  interviewed by Diasa Da Costa

3:01 PM
Prayer to St Joseph By Pope Francis (Konkani)

3:05 PM
Testimony - Ken Terezinha

3:22 PM
Bible Stories - Episode 57 - God appears to His chosen one

3:30 PM
Deivik Kaklutichi Magnneam

3:40 PM
Kakluticho Bapui - Puppet Show

3:58 PM
Bhagevont Zuze Vazache mozotin Bhurgeancher Magnnem

4:00 PM
Rosary - Joyful Mysteries

4:24 PM
Atmghat ghetoleank mornnachim misam kiteak bhettoita - Rev Kevin Fernandes

4:30 PM
Senior Citizens Exercises - 5

4:46 PM
Hymn - Sacred Heart - Brian Colaco

4:51 PM
Lenten Journey  -  Day 39 - Shirley Gonsalves

5:00 PM
Stations of the Cross - Chorao Youth

5:33 PM
Pain and Sufferning - Talk by Fr Abrakam sj

5:56 PM
Aimorechen Magnnem

6:00 PM
Mass from Shiroda Church follwed by Jivitacho Prokas

6:45 PM
Patok - Talk by Orlando D'Souza

7:17 PM
Ximpientlim Motiam - Bhag  188  - Ubunto Nomuno - Fr Pratap Naik sj

7:25 PM
Couples Prayer (Konkani)

7:30 PM
Saibinnichi Ruzai - Sontosache Mister

7:56 PM
Our Father - Tamil

8:00 PM
Talk on Mon Bodlop by Adv F.E. Noronha

8:42 PM
Creation Week - Day 4

8:52 PM
Devachem Utor - Dusri Somurt - Avesvor 20 - Vachpi Orlando D'Souza

9:00 PM
Surrender Adoration led by Fr Xavier Braganza

10:00 PM
Ratchem Magnem

10:17 PM
Concert : AD 2019 Part 2

10:50 PM
Charismatic Renewal & Priesthood - Cyril John

11:47 PM
Mando - Original - Sant Matevachim Noketram, Azossim

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[Goanet] Unequal development

[Nelson Lopes]

Umequal development
THE CM belongs to the State of Goa  and not of just BJP alone  .It has
always been seen and known that  so called developmental plans are a
priority in the constituencies of MLA's  belonging to the parry. In power.
Besides all projects are expedited to give a boost to the legislator and
the party.It therefore appears that
development will  only flow in the constituencies  where party is in power
The opposition is left to beg and plead serious requirements  of their
constituencies which are politely delayed as long as possible even towards
the end of term ,designed to discredit the opposition Hence in order to
show results legislators  must show visible projects on ground that will
bolster their prospects in next election. THIS is the malaise that afflicts
our system.It also leads to poaching and defections with aim of perpetual
win in elections and to occupy position of power and influence.
Hence the CM  worth its salt and concerned about welfare of the state must
equally distribute resources in all constituencies without bias and
favoritism. Govt appointments too are dished out to legislators of party
Govt of India  in order to correct this  anamoly  to some extent  releases
grant equally to all MP ,s .Could this be replicated to MLA,s at State
level not to depend upon largesse of state CM.?The development of Goa must
not be confined to some islands  of favoritism
Nelson Lopes Chinvhimim

[Goanet-News] Derek O'Brien takes up the strange case of Portuguese-origin names

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[Goanet-News] An anthem ... to planet Mars. By....

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[Goanet-News] A Prayer... in Sanskrit

[Frederick Noronha]

The Lord's Prayer... as a Sanskrit bhajan
https://www.facebook.com/JTbangalore/videos/2089854361167681

It's a beautiful time:
Muslims are fasting for Ramzan
Hindus are fasting for Navratri
Christians are fasting for Lent
Paths may be different, but the values are the same: Belief, Abstinence,
Kindness, Gratitude, Empathy, and Selflessness.
Let's help each other. Never ignore if you find an opportunity to help
anyone. Serving the people of God is the best service to God.
Let's pray to end the war, let's pray to end the hatred and discrimination.
May everyone get bread and butter, and may everyone get good health,
education, and shelter.
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[Goanet] Derek O'Brien takes up the strange case of Portuguese-origin names

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[Goanet] A Prayer... in Sanskrit

[Frederick Noronha]

The Lord's Prayer... as a Sanskrit bhajan
https://www.facebook.com/JTbangalore/videos/2089854361167681

It's a beautiful time:
Muslims are fasting for Ramzan
Hindus are fasting for Navratri
Christians are fasting for Lent
Paths may be different, but the values are the same: Belief, Abstinence,
Kindness, Gratitude, Empathy, and Selflessness.
Let's help each other. Never ignore if you find an opportunity to help
anyone. Serving the people of God is the best service to God.
Let's pray to end the war, let's pray to end the hatred and discrimination.
May everyone get bread and butter, and may everyone get good health,
education, and shelter.
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