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"samir_kelekar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
<What are international standards for a city? Four new buildings and one wide road that will lie rotting once IFFI is over does not make a city international. A complete waste of Rs. 150 crores.>
I do not understand why Samir is all so upset about this International Standard comment by the new Goa Governor.
Has he not heard of Dacca, Karachi, Dafur, Havana and Port u Prince?
Are they NOT International cities?
(:-)
jc
BTW: What else do you expect from Politcians & those lap-dancing Patrakars who get so hot under the collar when you point out errors in their FAKE stories..... which are then spread.
Please see HOW a 1983 built Daman bridge was credited to the Portuguese by a "staff reporter"
I wonder IF any corrections to this untruth were ever sent out and printed. Or was it "I have had my say & I will NOT engage in endless discussions about my fake details" etc etc
http://www.rednova.com/news/stories/6/2003/08/28/story167.html
Daman was a Portuguese colony until it was returned to India in 1961. The bridge, built by the Portuguese, was only wide enough for one-way traffic and had been in disrepair for years, according to Daman residents.
also parotted in
* in the Indo-Asian News Service
* http://www.goanet.org/pipermail/goanet/2003-August/004561.html
The tragedy occurred when a 90-metre section of a Portuguese-built bridge over the Daman Ganga river collapsed. Among the victims ...
* in.news.yahoo.com/030830/43/27e3y.html
* http://indiaexpress.com/news/regional/gujarat/20030828-0.html
* http://www.usatoday.com/news/world/2003-08-28-india-bridge_x.htm
accepted as truth and mentioned here* http://web.mid-day.com/columns/anil_thakraney/parting_shot/2003/september/62847.htm
http://www.colaco.net/1/TGFgoamediawatch.htm Goa Media Watch
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