Re: [Goanet] Prajal Sakhardande
Like FN, I too believe that info placed in signature files, would make it far more facile for the person concerned to be contacted. However, 'privacy' is a private matter. Is it not. Common courtesy requires (I believe) that the person be invited (privately) to divulge (if necessary and if he/she wishes) the information requested. Taking the matter a few notches up, we have ALL kinds of personal information including Medical Information plastered all over the place. This is why, many countries have now introduced Data Protection legislations - prohibiting (except in certain specified situations) the release of medical information about individuals - even after the death of the individuals. I get the feeling that in Goa, it is quite OK to release such information including the sexuality of a deceased person or the names of minors who may or may not have been molested or sexually active. Anyway, so much for the unethical doctors, journalists, lawyers and other scumbags. jc Frederick Noronha wrote: Guess it depends what their own approach is to "privacy". Wish more people would include such information in their own 'sig' (signature) file below their emails. Makes it so much easier when you need to contact them. FN PS: There were times when we simply couldn't afford to hand out our mobile numbers. Incoming calls were then being charged too! Earlier J. Colaco < jc> wrote: If I may suggest: It is not a great idea to place another person's tel numbers et al on public fora.
Re: [Goanet] Prajal Sakhardande
Guess it depends what their own approach is to "privacy". Wish more people would include such information in their own 'sig' (signature) file below their emails. Makes it so much easier when you need to contact them. FN PS: There were times when we simply couldn't afford to hand out our mobile numbers. Incoming calls were then being charged too! The other day, I bought an extra SIM card for just Rs 85! Lifetime validity (though you need to make a call or two or three each month, to keep it going). Frederick Noronha :: +91-9822122436 :: +91-832-2409490 On 25 September 2010 18:21, J. Colaco < jc> wrote: > If I may suggest: It is not a great idea to place another person's tel > numbers et al on public fora.
Re: [Goanet] Prajal Sakhardande
Dear all, If I may suggest: It is not a great idea to place another person's tel numbers et al on public fora. jc === Ana Maria de souza-Goswami wrote: Prajal's phone numbers are: landline: 246x mobile: 0937xx E-mail is xxx...@rediffmail.com.
[Goanet] Prajal Sakhardande
Prajal's phone numbers are: landline: 2461325 mobile: 09371249191. E-mail is heritagepra...@rediffmail.com. Ana Maria de Souza-Goswami
Re: [Goanet] Prajal Sakhardande, Aires Rodrigues assaulted, hospitalised.
By any standards, Goa is a lawless state. Roland.
Re: [Goanet] Prajal Sakhardande, Aires Rodrigues assaulted, hospitalised.
Thanks Miguel: Its a pity that Prajal Sakhardande got caught in between. But it shows how low things have descended. It could have been anyone -- even a Goanettter if one was meeting with Adv. Aires Rodrigues at that time. I guess the same or worse treatment would have been meted to a woman? This could also be a setup to set up a minister who in any case is not worthy of esteem. Lets hope both Prajal and Aires, their families and loved ones deal and recover from the various traumas they are going through. Lets also hope that this is one more eyeopener to the rest of us that things are beyond sick. Sincerely, Venantius J Pinto > From: Miguel Braganza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: [Goanet] Prajal Sakhardande, Aires Rodrigues assaulted, >hospitalised. > > Dears, > First of all a short prayer for the quick recovery of my friend and > fire-brand, Prajal Sakhardande. Agni Pariksha is not for teachers. He is > obviously a collateral victim. > > Adv. Aires Rodrigues is made of sterner stuff. May he recover the full use > of his injured finger. > >
Re: [Goanet] Prajal Sakhardande, Aires Rodrigues assaulted, hospitalised.
Dears, Just saw the gory visuals on PRUDENT Media with its Editor, Sandesh Prabhudesai, at his theatrical best ...as if he was anchoring a discussion on global warming and the ice melting in far away Greenland. The only person who looked cooler that him was Dr. Pravin Togadia on Goa 365 saying that the Bajrang Dal and VHP had nothing to do with the violence against Christians in Kandhamal-Orissa or in and around Mangalore in Karnataka since end August and 14 September, 2008, respectively. He laid the blame on Pakistan and SIMI. The damage to Adv. Aires Rodrigues is very targeted from the looks of it. The index fingers on both the arms have been sliced off at the first joint at the stump end. The two finges have been completely severed and I do not know if there is any surgeon in Goa who can restore mobility to these fingers, so damaged. Dr. Oscar Rebello was at hand outside CAMPAL CLINIC, Miramar, to brief Prudent Media on the status of Adv. Aires and Prajal. They are "clinically stable" he said, but the actual condition will be known after scanning. Oscar rightly stated that no one expected the actions to reach "such a low level" as to become physically violent. Like Oscar, many of us do not appreciate the style of activism that Aires resorts to, but this is no way to respond to him. There are legal and social options, which need to be exercised in a civilized society. Prajal has a bleeding wound near his right ear. He seems to have been punched and battered as his nostrils and lips showed congealed blood. He was conscious and able to speak. One could hear him asking for his wife, Anju, after he finished answering Sandesh's questions on camera. The behaviour of the authorities at CAMPAL CLINIC left much to be desired in terms of "customer care". An injured Prajal bbeing interviewed is bad enough, PRUDENT Media team was apparently allowed access to the Operation Theatre to film an unconscous Adv. Aires awaiting the attention of a surgeon. I do hope the nurses in the OT do not wear infection carriers like bangles as did the para-medics attending to a bleeding Prajal in a casualty room. Adv. Jatin Naik, who was with Adv. Aires and Prajal at Ashok Bar & Restaurant behind GPO, Panaji [between Rua de Ourem and San Tome road], not far from HERALD office, was clearly distraught. Ashok is a favourite place for chicken xacuti, but some one in the background while Jatin was being interviewed on PRUDENT Media, was insistent on getting an aswer to his Question "Is it a hotel or a bar?" Great sensitivity ...and journalistic skills, indeed! According to Jatin, he had just moved away for a moment when all hell broke loose at about 10.20 P.M. on Monday night at "Ashok" The men were wearing "burkha" [possibly black hoods] and could not be identified. They carried knives and assaulted the two [Prajal and Aires] with Aires clearly being identified as the target. there were half a dozen of them, possibly seven, according to Jatin. Prajal was clearly dazed. He thought some of them carried something like a machine gun. It seems unlikely, though not impossible. SP North Goa, Bosco George, was unruffled by the incident. Neither were Dy. S.P. Deu Banaulikar [holding charge in Vasco and Panaji, while a Police Medal winner like Dy. S.P. Sammy Tavares is twiddling his toes without a posting, according to HERALD's Tomcat] and Panaji P.I. Francis Corte were equally cool. They know too well where the enthusiasm of SP Thakur[?], Dy. S.P. Mohan Naik and P.I. Naik landed them after 18 February, 2008, hungama ...and the GRP is not such an exciting posting. They will play it by the ear. In the meanwhile, do not rush thinking that Babush is to blame as PRUDENT Media editor seems to be imprudently doing. After the "due course of law" the blame could fall on anyone ...even you! If an 80 year old lady and a not-so-young priest of Don Bosco school in Sulcorna can be charged with "criminal intimidation" of drivers of iron-ore laden trucks, who assaulted the activists at Colomb-Sanguem on Saturday ... anything is possible. WAIT AND WATCH. Mog asundi Miguel --- On Tue, 14/10/08, Miguel Braganza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > From: Miguel Braganza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: Prajal Sakhardande, Aires Rodrigues assaulted, hospitalised. > To: "Goanet" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: Tuesday, 14 October, 2008, 1:32 AM > Dears, > At 18 minutes past midnight [0018 hours] on Tuesday 14 > October, 2008, Digital News flashed news that will send a > shiver down every activist's spine. It read thus: > SOCIAL ACTIVISTS AIRES RODRIGUES AND PRAJAL SAKHARDANDE > MERCILESSLY BEATEN UP BY A MASKED GANG LATE NIGHT IN A > PANAJI HOTEL. ADMITTED IN HOSPITAL. > > Lecturer in history at Dhempe College-Miramar and GHAG as > well as UTTH GOENKARA activist, Mr Prajal Sakhardande; UTTH > GOENKARA spokesman and lawyer Adv. Mr Aires Rodrigues, and > another three persons were at a restaurant in Panaji-Goa >
[Goanet] Prajal Sakhardande, Aires Rodrigues assaulted, hospitalised.
Dears, First of all a short prayer for the quick recovery of my friend and fire-brand, Prajal Sakhardande. Agni Pariksha is not for teachers. He is obviously a collateral victim. Adv. Aires Rodrigues is made of sterner stuff. May he recover the full use of his injured finger. At 18 minutes past midnight [0018 hours] on Tuesday 14 October, 2008, Digital News flashed news that will send a shiver down every activist's spine. It read thus: SOCIAL ACTIVISTS AIRES RODRIGUES AND PRAJAL SAKHARDANDE MERCILESSLY BEATEN UP BY A MASKED GANG LATE NIGHT IN A PANAJI HOTEL. ADMITTED IN HOSPITAL. Lecturer in history at Dhempe College-Miramar and GHAG as well as UTTH GOENKARA activist, Mr Prajal Sakhardande; UTTH GOENKARA spokesman and lawyer Adv. Mr Aires Rodrigues, and another three persons were at a restaurant in Panaji-Goa when a gang of seven to eight people attacked them with weapons. Adv. Aires Rodrigues is the lawyer representing the German national who had accused the son of a cabinet minister of sexually harrassing her minor school-going daughter was apparently the target of the brutal assualt by a gang at a city restaurant. The rest were collateral victims. Adv Aires Rodrigues and Prajal Sakhardande have been admitted to a city hospital. Mr Rodrigues was operated as one his fingers was badly injured. The hospital was host to a crowd of media and the top police officials when the news of this brutal assault was received. It may be recalled that yesterday at a press conference he and the German lady accused one minister's son of wrong doing. Even earlier Mr Rodrigues had pointed out to certain alleged illegalities in the affidavit filed by the minister while filing his returns leading to his being sent a notice by the retirning officer. It may be recalled that this is the same minister who has been accused of attacking the Panaji City police station on 18 February, 2008, and he was sworn in as a minister while a CBI inquiry is on. The minister is an obvious suspect in the assault on the activists that could have been carried out by anyone to defame him in this politically volatile period. He was the prime accused in the Regional Plan 2011 ...but the work of "development" has continued unabashedly even while he resigned the post of TCP minister on 06 January, 2007 almost two years ago. Almost every minister has his fingers in the builder's pie and their pockets are filled with iron ore! To top it all we have a Manohar v/s Manohar drama in the chai shop with one Manohar charging at the Gram Sabhas like a dhirio bull in a China shop. Dista toxem asso-na tem; dongor pois suttiant sazre, lagim suttiant kazre! We need to see how the political drama unfolds. Watch this space .. and protect your back, unless it is already against the wall! It is all about money, honey. Mog asundi. Miguel Get your own website and domain for just Rs.1,999/year.* Go to http://in.business.yahoo.com/
