Lest we forget the richness of our Goan hindu bros via
mines etc. The ore was carried via bullock carts to
Japan?
BC
- Goa's radio-transmissions could be heard as far as
East Africa and the Gulf then, its Indian
replacement
could not be heard a little beyond Goa's borders.
Colonial
--- Radhakrishnan Nair wrote:
Goa might look like shambles to you from
Melbourne, but to
people like us (resident Goans and other Indians
familiar with
the place), it's a far more progressive, prosperous
and
democratic State than the colonial backwater that it
was when
taken from the
--- Radhakrishnan Nair [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gabriel,
Goa might look like shambles to you from
Melbourne, but to people like us
(resident Goans and other Indians familiar with the
place), it's a far more
progressive, prosperous and democratic State than
the colonial backwater that
:26 AM
Subject: [Goanet] Re: Posts on Goa
Hello all
Have read a lot on this subject but no where anyone mentions of the
involvement of Gamal Abdel Nasser, the then Egyptian President and a very
good friend of Pandit Jawharlal Nehru. I have heard that on Nehru's
instructions, Gamal Nasser had
Jerry,
Yes, Nasser closed the canal to the Portuguese.
--- Jerry Fernandes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all
Have read a lot on this subject but no where anyone
mentions of the
involvement of Gamal Abdel Nasser, the then Egyptian
President and a very
good friend of Pandit Jawharlal
(Gabriel de Figueiredo wrote: So 44 years on, Goa has deteriorated from being
a neat and civilized society to the shambles it is today.)
Gabriel,
Goa might look like shambles to you from Melbourne, but to people like us
(resident Goans and other Indians familiar with the place), it's a far
Hello all
Have read a lot on this subject but no where anyone mentions of the
involvement of Gamal Abdel Nasser, the then Egyptian President and a very
good friend of Pandit Jawharlal Nehru. I have heard that on Nehru's
instructions, Gamal Nasser had closed the Suez Canal, so that no
