[Goanet-News] An unofficial history of 1961 (FN, in NT)

2023-11-02 Thread Goanet Reader
An unofficial history of 1961

Frederick Noronha
fredericknoron...@gmail.com

Six decades or almost two generations after of the dramatic
end of Portuguese rule in Goa, differing perspectives are
beginning to emerge from the ones which so far dominated the
narrative.  Given the sudden, unpleasant and contested end of
that chapter in Goa's history, the polarised versions of the
past are not surprising.

Of late, the BJP has been critical of Nehru's policy on Goa.
A well noticed (but so far, less reviewed) book now comes
from the pen of Valmiki Faleiro, journalist and author, who
incidentally cut his teeth in the media in The Navhind Times
of the 1970s.

  One can read this book at different levels.  Five
  top military personnel have offered "advance praise
  for the book" (p.ii).  Published by Vintage-Penguin
  Random House, the book's subtitle reads: "The
  Complete Story of Nationalism and Integration".  In
  ten chapters, it offers a brief and racy ride
  through Goa's history (Ch 1), and then devotes the
  next three to the buildup to the Indian action in
  1961, or Liberation.

Three further chapters (Ch 5-7) deal with the military
operations, while the last three give a breakup of how things
changed, and the "fallacies" in understanding Goa then.  An
annexure lists and introduces (via thumbnail sketches in
words) Goans who served in the Indian Army and Catholic Goan
freedom fighters.  Both respond, obviously, to times when
religion often gets confused with patriotism.

Faleiro comes up with interesting details.  An overview of
Goan history, the politics behind December 1961, or what
opponents of Lisbon's rule in Goa were doing in the crucial
years and even months before the Indian Army marched in.

The strength of his book comes from its details.  This
ironically could also be a weakness; the reader outside Goa
could be hit by simply too many details.  Likewise, Faleiro's
writing style is at times journalistic and at other times
well footnoted, almost academic.  While the former makes for
an interesting read, the lack of footnoting or due
attributions in some sections makes one wonder about
accuracy, verifiability or where the citations came from.

But, the author's knowledge of Portuguese has surely helped.
With the passing of time, some of the young military-men of
the 1960s have since risen to senior posts, crossed their
80s, and have been filling in details (through their writing
in Portugal) which we had not heard of earlier.  Recent
memoirs in Goa (such as Suresh Kanekar, Prabhakar Sinari and
Adv Fernando Jorge Colaco) have also helped the narrative.

A detailed section on Indian Defence Minister Krishna Menon's
interest in wanting to contest the Bombay elections in early
1962, and how this influenced the history of Goa, is
particularly well tackled. This has been mentioned in the
past, but there's a lot of interesting detail here.

  For a reader in Goa, the attempt to write about
  1961 from military, political, social perspectives
  can be interesting.  Some of this material lies
  scattered across many memoirs, books, magazines,
  unclassified archives, websites and other sources.
  Yet, coming across it in one place can help to
  understand the bigger picture.

  Details about Goan military-men and
  freedom-fighters, whom we otherwise hear of just as
  abstract names, fills in our understanding.
  Likewise, it might be intriguing to a reader of
  today to learn about 1961's military operations
  passing through Borim (code name: 'Dall Moth'),
  Dabolim ('Rat Din'), Vasco da Gama ('Prem Pujari'),
  Old Goa ('Madhu Bala'), Mardol ('Coca Cola'),
  Mangeshi ('Sabji Mandi'), Banastarim ('Baby Girl'),
  Panjim ('French Toast').

The role of Goa's first military Governor Candeth (connected
to Krishna Menon, his father's pupil) and Handoo are
discussed in fair detail.

We get an understanding into other complex issues of the time
-- the role of Henry the Navigator (now being reassessed);
the impact of the Dutch blockade to "emasculate Goa"; the
multiple freedom fighter groups in Goa (almost a
dozen-and-half).

One can at times disagree with some of Faleiro's
interpretations.  He suggests (p.15) that Goans could rise
well in the Indian Army, but in colonial Goa they could at
best climb to being Tenente Coronel (Lt Col).  But those who
rose in the former did so mainly after the sudden departure
of the British, post 1947, so the comparison might not be fair.

He argues that "Portuguese lethargy and a lack of foresight
to create a self-sufficient society ...largely caused the
Goan Catholic to disperse all over the world...  like the
Biblical lost tribes".  Were self-sufficient societies the
goal in colonial times?  Has that been attained in Goa even
now?  Considering some attainments by Goans 

[Goanet] An unofficial history of 1961 (FN, in NT)

2023-11-02 Thread Goanet Reader
An unofficial history of 1961

Frederick Noronha
fredericknoron...@gmail.com

Six decades or almost two generations after of the dramatic
end of Portuguese rule in Goa, differing perspectives are
beginning to emerge from the ones which so far dominated the
narrative.  Given the sudden, unpleasant and contested end of
that chapter in Goa's history, the polarised versions of the
past are not surprising.

Of late, the BJP has been critical of Nehru's policy on Goa.
A well noticed (but so far, less reviewed) book now comes
from the pen of Valmiki Faleiro, journalist and author, who
incidentally cut his teeth in the media in The Navhind Times
of the 1970s.

  One can read this book at different levels.  Five
  top military personnel have offered "advance praise
  for the book" (p.ii).  Published by Vintage-Penguin
  Random House, the book's subtitle reads: "The
  Complete Story of Nationalism and Integration".  In
  ten chapters, it offers a brief and racy ride
  through Goa's history (Ch 1), and then devotes the
  next three to the buildup to the Indian action in
  1961, or Liberation.

Three further chapters (Ch 5-7) deal with the military
operations, while the last three give a breakup of how things
changed, and the "fallacies" in understanding Goa then.  An
annexure lists and introduces (via thumbnail sketches in
words) Goans who served in the Indian Army and Catholic Goan
freedom fighters.  Both respond, obviously, to times when
religion often gets confused with patriotism.

Faleiro comes up with interesting details.  An overview of
Goan history, the politics behind December 1961, or what
opponents of Lisbon's rule in Goa were doing in the crucial
years and even months before the Indian Army marched in.

The strength of his book comes from its details.  This
ironically could also be a weakness; the reader outside Goa
could be hit by simply too many details.  Likewise, Faleiro's
writing style is at times journalistic and at other times
well footnoted, almost academic.  While the former makes for
an interesting read, the lack of footnoting or due
attributions in some sections makes one wonder about
accuracy, verifiability or where the citations came from.

But, the author's knowledge of Portuguese has surely helped.
With the passing of time, some of the young military-men of
the 1960s have since risen to senior posts, crossed their
80s, and have been filling in details (through their writing
in Portugal) which we had not heard of earlier.  Recent
memoirs in Goa (such as Suresh Kanekar, Prabhakar Sinari and
Adv Fernando Jorge Colaco) have also helped the narrative.

A detailed section on Indian Defence Minister Krishna Menon's
interest in wanting to contest the Bombay elections in early
1962, and how this influenced the history of Goa, is
particularly well tackled. This has been mentioned in the
past, but there's a lot of interesting detail here.

  For a reader in Goa, the attempt to write about
  1961 from military, political, social perspectives
  can be interesting.  Some of this material lies
  scattered across many memoirs, books, magazines,
  unclassified archives, websites and other sources.
  Yet, coming across it in one place can help to
  understand the bigger picture.

  Details about Goan military-men and
  freedom-fighters, whom we otherwise hear of just as
  abstract names, fills in our understanding.
  Likewise, it might be intriguing to a reader of
  today to learn about 1961's military operations
  passing through Borim (code name: 'Dall Moth'),
  Dabolim ('Rat Din'), Vasco da Gama ('Prem Pujari'),
  Old Goa ('Madhu Bala'), Mardol ('Coca Cola'),
  Mangeshi ('Sabji Mandi'), Banastarim ('Baby Girl'),
  Panjim ('French Toast').

The role of Goa's first military Governor Candeth (connected
to Krishna Menon, his father's pupil) and Handoo are
discussed in fair detail.

We get an understanding into other complex issues of the time
-- the role of Henry the Navigator (now being reassessed);
the impact of the Dutch blockade to "emasculate Goa"; the
multiple freedom fighter groups in Goa (almost a
dozen-and-half).

One can at times disagree with some of Faleiro's
interpretations.  He suggests (p.15) that Goans could rise
well in the Indian Army, but in colonial Goa they could at
best climb to being Tenente Coronel (Lt Col).  But those who
rose in the former did so mainly after the sudden departure
of the British, post 1947, so the comparison might not be fair.

He argues that "Portuguese lethargy and a lack of foresight
to create a self-sufficient society ...largely caused the
Goan Catholic to disperse all over the world...  like the
Biblical lost tribes".  Were self-sufficient societies the
goal in colonial times?  Has that been attained in Goa even
now?  Considering some attainments by Goans 

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[Goanet] Schedule for Friday 3rd November 2023

2023-11-02 Thread CCR TV
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Schedule for Friday 3rd November 2023

12:00 AM

Rosary - Sorrowful Mysteries


12:27 AM

Bhurgyanlem Angonn - Bhag 13


12:30 AM

The Earth - Our Home - Birds of Goa


1:00 AM

Mass in Konkani for Thursday


1:45 AM

Ximpientlim Motiam - Bhag 124 - Obheas - Fr Pratap Naik sj


1:56 AM

Our Father - French


2:00 AM

Saibinnichi Ruzai - Dukhiche Mister


2:26 AM

Devachem Utor - Zannvaichem Avesor 04 -Vachpi Orlando D'Souza


2:32 AM

Blessed words of the Holy Ones -St Augustine of Hippo - Quote


2:35 AM

Way of the Cross -Chorao Parish


3:20 AM

Golden Brigade - Albert and Gina Norton


4:04 AM

Mother Teresa of Kolkota - Quote


4:05 AM

Literally Goa - Dr Celsa Pinto interviewed by Frederick Noronha


4:31 AM

Poem -Ankvar Marie - Amchi Teacher by Sandhya Fernandes


4:34 AM

Heads Held High - St. Theresa's Higher Secondary School, Candolim


5:00 AM

Jezu Sonvsaracho Uzvadd - Talk by Orlando D'Souza


5:34 AM

Saint Robert Bellarmine - Quote


5:35 AM

Apologetics -Mary - Adv. F.E. Noronha


6:12 AM

Saint Claire of Assisi - Quote


6:15 AM

Broadening the horizons of your minds - Providence, CCR, Holiness -Fr Fio
Mascarenhas sj


6:48 AM

Bible Project : Stories of the Bible


6:53 AM

Hymn - You are my all in all - Flute cover - Fr Seville Antao - OFM(Cap)


6:55 AM

Sokalchem Magnnem - Friday Wk 2 & 4


7:00 AM

Praise and Worship - Retreat for Families - SJVRC


7:19 AM

Morning Prayer - Friday Wk 2 & 4


7:22 AM

Devachem Utor - Zannvaichem Avesor 05 -Vachpi Orlando D'Souza


7:30 AM

Bapaichea Kallza Bhaxen - A talk by Fr Ashley Alphonso


7:50 AM

Pastoral Letter 2023-2024 - Sr. Myra Mendes SFN in Konkani


8:00 AM

Music - Vakhann'nni 2 followed by Povitr Atmeak Dispottem Magnnem


8:30 AM

Health Matters - Aging Gracefully - Dr Lenny Da Costa


9:00 AM

The Ten Virgins - Fr Henry Falcao


9:55 AM

Kids Programme Eps 2 - The right way - Manners while playing games


10:00 AM

Forgive one another - Fr Fernando da Costa


10:54 AM

Special Prayer over the Sick - Joseph Vaz


10:58 AM

Bhagevont Zuze Vazacho Ters


11:20 AM

Intercessions - English


11:27 AM

Angelus - English


11:30 AM

Mass in English


12:15 PM

Jivitacho Prokas


12:18 PM

Prayer to the Holy Trinity - Prof. Nicholas D'Souza


12:20 PM

Kumsar zaunk lozonakai ani vaumtem udok addaunk thokos gheinakaim - Orlando
D'Souza


12:53 PM

Prayer for Healing from Cancer


1:00 PM

In conversation with Nevil Alphonso by Daniel


1:39 PM

Saint Robert Bellarmine - Quote


1:40 PM

Street Providence - Interview by Basil Fernandes


2:12 PM

Saint Gregory Nazianzen - Quote


2:15 PM

Blessed are the Poor in Spirit - Talk by Adv. F. E. Noronha


2:45 PM

Hymn - Gonvlli Kitlo Boro - Fr John Fernandes


2:49 PM

Poem - Bhavartacho Divo - Sant Juse Vaz - Sandhya Fernandes


2:53 PM

Pope's Intention in Konkani


2:56 PM

Special Prayer over the Sick - Joseph Vaz


3:00 PM

Khursachi Vatt - Br Caron Cardozo


3:24 PM

Bhokti Lharam - Bhag 9


3:30 PM

Divine Mercy - English 4


3:49 PM

Santam-Bhoktanchim Ladainh


4:00 PM

Rosary - Sorrowful Mysteries


4:27 PM

Anondbhorit Za- Fr Seville Antao OFM(Cap)


4:30 PM

Senior Citizens Exercises - 9


5:00 PM

Promising Talent of Goa - Keanne Cotta by Merchita D'Souza


5:25 PM

Couples Prayer (Konkani)


5:30 PM

Heads Held High - Our Lady of Health High School, Cuncolim


5:56 PM

Aimorechen Magnnem


6:00 PM

Mass in Konkani


6:45 PM

Ximpientlim Motiam - Bhag 286 - CHARLES STEINMETZ - Fr Pratap Naik sj


6:53 PM

Ankvar Mariecho Nixkollonk Gorbh Sombhov mhonnlear kitem? - Rev. Clive Deniz


7:00 PM

Short Film - Jezu Bhaxen Zaunchem Hanvem


7:30 PM

Saibinnichi Ruzai - Dukhiche Mister


7:56 PM

Prayer to the Holy Trinity - Prof. Nicholas D'Souza


8:00 PM

The Holy Eucharist - Talk By Msgr. Alex Rebello


8:36 PM

Tell Me a Story - Eps 112 - King Solomon disobeyed God's Law


8:44 PM

Leap of Faith - Episode 1


8:51 PM

Devachem Utor - Zannvaichem Avesor 06 -Vachpi Orlando D'Souza


9:00 PM

Adoration - Fr Onasis D'Cruz


9:42 PM

Ratchem Magnem


9:57 PM

Saint Gregory Nazianzen - Quote


10:00 PM

Activists of Goa - Rajan Ghate interviewed by Daniel F. de Souza


10:46 PM

Special Prayer over the Sick - Joseph Vaz


10:50 PM

Goal Post - A conversation with Madhav Netravalkar - Alaric Gomes


11:38 PM

Our Father - Portuguese


11:42 PM

Career Guidance - Home Nursing - Ana D'Mello - Co-ordinator - St. Bridget
Institute Aldona


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[Goanet] Schedule for Thursday 2nd November 2023

2023-11-02 Thread CCR TV
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Schedule for Thursday 2nd November 2023

12:00 AM

Rosary - Luminous Mysteries


12:27 AM

Bhurgeanlem Angonn - Bhag 12


12:30 AM

The Golden Brigade - Sr Flavia Dias A.C.


1:00 AM

Mass in Konkani for Wednesday


1:45 AM

Choir - Sodtam Tuka - Fabiola Lopes


1:57 AM

Prayer for Vocations


2:00 AM

Saibinnichi Ruzai - Uzvaddache Mister


2:26 AM

Devachem Utor - Zannvaichem Avesor 03 -Vachpi Orlando D'Souza


2:32 AM

Bhagevont Zuze Vazache mozotin Bhurgeancher Magnnem


2:34 AM

Saint Robert Bellarmine - Quote


2:35 AM

Career Guidance - I.I.T. Goa - Prof. B. K. Mishra interviewed by Basil
D'Cunha


3:00 AM

Activists of Goa - Rajan Ghate interviewed by Daniel F. de Souza


3:46 AM

Our Father - Malayalam


3:50 AM

Ximpientlim Motiam - Bhag 286 - CHARLES STEINMETZ - Fr Pratap Naik sj


4:00 AM

Nikhil Srinivasan interviewed by Daniel de Souza on Micro Greens


4:28 AM

Hymn - You are my all in all -Saxophone cover - Fr Seville Antao - OFM(Cap)


4:30 AM

Heads Held High - Our Lady of Health High School, Cuncolim


4:56 AM

Poem - Ankvar Marie by Sandhya Fernandes


5:00 AM

Witnessing the Resurrection - Talk by Alfwold Silveira


5:26 AM

Hymns - Sacred Heart of Jesus HS, Anjuna


5:30 AM

Jezuchea adharan, mogache ghorabe bandhum-ia - Fr. Joseph da Silva


5:47 AM

Poem - St Teresa by Sandhya Fernandes


5:50 AM

Jesus Name above all names - Colin Calmiano


6:20 AM

Talk on The Holy Spirit - Kenneth D'Sa


6:49 AM

Konkani Short film - Hanv Rakhnno Vatharacho


6:55 AM

Sokalchem Magnnem - Thursday Wk 2 & 4


7:00 AM

Praise ad Worship - Brian Colaco


7:28 AM

Morning Prayer Thursday -Week 2 & 4


7:31 AM

Devachem Utor - Zannvaichem Avesor 04 -Vachpi Orlando D'Souza


7:37 AM

Poem - Sant Juze Vaz - Goyche Noketr - Sandhya Fernandes


7:40 AM

Youthopia - Priyanka Sawant - Special Needs Educator interviewed by Elisha
Fernandes


8:00 AM

Jesus the Truth -Sr Lissy Kurian


8:31 AM

Hymn : Boro Samaritan - Fr John Albano Fernandes


8:35 AM

Devachea Mogachi Bori Khobor - Talk by Orlando D'Souza


9:00 AM

Wisdom Reflections -6 - Rachol Professors


9:24 AM

Song - Rup Mhojem Polloi - Fr Eusico Pereira


9:30 AM

Catholic Perspective of Organ Donation - Fr Donato Rodrigues


9:50 AM

Bhajan - Manusya Devachara Bandi - Fr Glen D'Silva sfx


9:57 AM

Blessed words of the Holy Ones -St Augustine of Hippo - Quote


10:00 AM

I am the Good Shepherd -Talk by Kirona Noronha


10:25 AM

Perpetual Succour Convent H.S., Navelim


10:30 AM

Christian Leadership - Leela Moraes


10:50 AM

Sustainable Ripples - Eps 3 Toddy Tapping


10:57 AM

Mother Teresa of Kolkota - Quote


11:00 AM

Through Mary to Jesus - Eps 3 - Fr Malcolm Barreto S.J.


11:20 AM

Intercessions - English


11:27 AM

Angelus - English


11:30 AM

Mass in English


12:15 PM

Daily Flash


12:18 PM

Saint Teresa of Avila - Quote


12:19 PM

Literally Goa - Paul Melo e Castro interviewed by Frederick Noronha


12:46 PM

Homily on Feast of Our Lady of Fatima - Fr Joseph SIlva


1:00 PM

Kolakarachi bhett - Selvin De Siolim interviewed by Meena Goes


1:26 PM

Talk: Voch ani Tum-vui Tuxench Kor - Manisha Pereira


1:30 PM

Promising Talent of Goa - Keanne Cotta by Merchita D'Souza


1:55 PM

Kids Programme Eps 1 - The right way - Do not litter


2:00 PM

The Law and You - Land use in Goa - Dr S.T. Putturajulu


2:24 PM

Prayer : Benedictus


2:27 PM

Pope's Intention in English


2:30 PM

Law and Order - Tenant Verification


3:00 PM

Testimony - Ken Terezinha


3:17 PM

Different Liturgical Colours - Heralds of the Gospel


3:28 PM

Bhurgeanchem magnnem aplea avoi-bapaik


3:30 PM

Divine Mercy - English 3


3:50 PM

Ximpientlim Motiam - Bhag 286 - CHARLES STEINMETZ - Fr Pratap Naik sj


4:00 PM

Rosary - Luminous Mysteries


4:27 PM

Our Father - in Akan-Twi Ghana


4:29 PM

Atmik Ekchar


4:30 PM

Senior Citizens Exercises - 8


4:57 PM

Saint Teresa of Avila - Quote


5:00 PM

In conversation with Nevil Alphonso by Daniel


5:39 PM

Bible Project - Son of Mn


5:45 PM

Mando - Original - Kandollechim Kirnnam, Candolim


5:56 PM

Aimorechen Magnnem


6:00 PM

Mass in Konkani


6:45 PM

Make the Mass more meaningful - Talk by Joy Joseph


6:57 PM

Atmik Ekchar


7:00 PM

The Family - Ken Terezinha


7:25 PM

Perpetual Succour Convent H.S., Navelim


7:30 PM

Saibinnichi Ruzai - Uzvaddache Mister


7:56 PM

Hymn - Spread the News that Jesus is Risen - Fr Seville Antao OFM(Cap)


8:00 PM

Patience - Fruit of the Holy Spirit - Lavinia Gonsalves


8:36 PM

Saint Claire of Assisi - Quote


8:37 PM

Pastoral Letter 2023-2024 - Fr. Onasis D'Cruz in English


8:50 PM

Devachem Utor - Zannvaichem Avesor 05 -Vachpi Orlando D'Souza


9:00 PM

Adoration - - Fr Aaron Magalhaes


9:48 PM