Delightful, and so cool!
On Fri, Feb 17, 2012 at 4:42 AM, Frederick FN Noronha * फ्रेड्रिक नोरोन्या *
فريدريك نورونيا fredericknoron...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks to Silvestre Machado's Facebook page, I refound this page...
charming:
It had to be you *** India's jazz veteran singer/pianist Bonny
Much appreciated. Thank you.
On Wed, May 11, 2011 at 11:36 PM, Frederick Noronha wrote:
Learn one (or more) Konkani word today:
NOROC bad smell, stinking
NOROM soft, tender
A good read, with just the right pinch of satire.Will use it with students.
*Xepto* worked on a cruise liner and his real name was
Cipriano. But we Moidekars called him *Xepto*. Why? Simply.
We love giving people pet names. Someone is *Bobo* and
someone else is *Ladoo*; so Cipriano was
There is a common Manglorean saying about the jack fruit. If you have a
jackfruit tree in your garden you can eat well for a whole month!
On Thu, Feb 10, 2011 at 9:23 PM, Goanet Reader wrote:
Queen of Jackfruit Recipes: Geethakka
This housewife can make 300 jackfruit products!
How many
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Goa Sudharop Annual Awards
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NEW BOOK: 'PATRIOTISM IN ACTION: Goans in Indias Defence Services'
With Foreword
What good are Examinations ? Schools spend the better part of the year
in unit tests and exams instead of giving kids the chance to work in
teams, show off their ideas and develop Continuous Comprehensive
Evaluation which is now being used all over the country even in rural India.
The will to
Perhaps we have never learned to play the game in the spirit of the game.
Perhaps the 'sporting spirit ' is not a vital part of our education.
Games and Sports are of secondary or of no importance to our
materialistic and easy going society.
Above all' like all activity where freebees are
Loved the information.
The need to value the variety of expression in a language eludes many.
Eg. The many words for weights and measures in Goa is no longer in use.
The words that describe rain in all its variety no longer enriches our
expression and the coconut tree no longer means different
Every one values the over seas Goan. For many it's a case of bread with
butter and jam,so there is this commision and many other groups. What I
need to know is why the local Goan and particularly the children get
such short shrift??
Very well written and enlightening piece
On Fri, Jun 4, 2010 at 4:28 PM, Goanet News wrote:
When 'watchdogs' get high on grass!
By Mayabhushan Nagvenkar
Journalists have been called (very often mistakenly) the watchdogs of
society. This attribute may fit the profession like a glove
Unless we the people begin to question the democratic principals of
persons who openly state they represent only their vote banks and not
the people of Goa and continue to flout every democratic norm we shall
continue to suffer the scourge of domination by a group of unscrupulous
thugs.
On
A very good analyses of the situation. If Goa continues the way it is
going with arrogance and total non transparency on the one hand and the
rural youth only looking for a way out by going west we shall probably
end up with a situation not very different from the one promoted by
Maoists and
What will be the use of this if the Local Panchayats do not develop a
set of resolutions first?
On Sun, May 23, 2010 at 6:44 PM, Goanet News wrote:
Goa plans law on realty sector
TNN, May 22, 2010, 02.32am IST
PANAJI: Just two days after public works department (PWD) minister
Churchill Alemao
Your first statement is true. It would be a good idea to educate our
panchayats since they seem to be aroused of late.There are many
important decisions that are within their purview. Protecting all wells
and water bodies, taking care of some of their garbage generation for
recycling, and
Perhaps what is not considered is that Goa emerged in 1961 from a
ruthless dictatorship and were just as intimidated by the new authority
which confused people who did not know how to react particularly when
any vistage of 'western influence' invited negative reactions and such
Goans labelled
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