Dear FN,
Casa de Teatro, 1856, in the backyard of Barreto-Miranda house, Borda
(precursor of Clube Harmonia de Margao)
Damodar Vidya Bhuvan, 1918, the first screen and cine projector, at
Comba-Margao
Govind Chitra Mandir, around 1930, at Comba-Margao
New Imperial Theatre, 1932, at Comba-Margao
From: Venantius J Pinto
Date: Sun, Jul 3, 2016 at 10:29 AM
John Lobo (Siolim) carried out Kantilal Desai who was injured in the
impact. Kantilal, was not wearing a seatbelt! IMAGINE.
Dear vjp,
Not true. Kantilal was wearing the seatbelt, which in fact got jammed
Mervyn, I seldom comment on matters of faith. But reading your response
made my day!
Best, v
On Tue, Feb 16, 2016 at 5:03 AM, Mervyn Lobo wrote:
> Devak Argham wrote:Genesis Ch. 1 : 26 – 27
>
>
> 27 So God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created
> him;
Shocking that Joel, the ever smiling gentleman journo, is no more in our
midst. He will surely be missed.
On Wed, Aug 5, 2015 at 9:03 AM, Frederick FN Noronha * फ्रेड्रिक नोरोन्या *
فريدريك نورونيا fredericknoron...@gmail.com wrote:
Sorry to be the harbinger of such bad news this early in the
The Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) farm at
Old Goa (opp. Karmali rail station) has a gene bank of 80+
Goan mango varieties, including the bispo, thanks to
Dr. KM Mathew, the ICAR horticulturist in the 1980s/90s.
One can order grafts of any of the varieties and the ICAR
makes them
://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=15074639340):
(quote) VALMIKI FALEIRO WILL SOON RELEASE HIS SECOND BOOK: SOARING SPIRIT
His first landmark book was entitled, Patriotism in Action. On the
eighteenth of this month at the Black Box, Ravindra Bhavan, at 5 pm, he will
release his second book: Soaring Spirit
Just for the record: my father died in the morning hours of 04 June 1972,
in his bed, and in the presence of late Dr. Bento Egipsy who was with my
father for almost an hour after my father complained of uneasiness. There
was no Bentu (Bento) and no well nearby to jump into -- and certainly not
...@yahoo.com
Date: Tue, Apr 21, 2015 at 10:43 PM
Subject: [Goanet] A deceptive book
To: Estb. 1994! Goa's Premiere Mailing List goanet@lists.goanet.org
by Dr. Francisco Colaco
I am a great admirer of Valmiki Faleiro and had lavished a lot of praise on
Valmiki as a brilliant writer and master
. There is no hint of any such
proclivity in the book under review.
Are you, Augusto, by any chance, the butt of that anecdote?
Best, v
From: augusto pinto [mailto:pinto...@gmail.com]
Sent: 05 October, 2014 7:58 PM
To: goanet; Valmiki Faleiro
Subject: Subject: [Goanet] Goa Outgrowing Postcolonialism
Goa Outgrowing Postcolonialism: a review
by Valmiki Faleiro
The front cover strikes. The quizzing geometrical shape on it shows two
intersecting
stairways. The steps originate from opposite directions, and lead to
diametrically
contrary destinations. Is one ascending them, or descending
Let us not mourn Alfred's death, but celebrate his life.
Sincere condolences to all his loved ones. Hope the family
will in due course move to get published what he had been
working on. There would be many who would gladly assist.
Farewell, dear chacha, v
King Spalding hires from Freshfields
Richard Woolley • Friday, 8 August 2014 (2 days ago)
King Spalding has expanded its New York arbitration team by adding former
Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer senior associate Viren Mascarenhas as counsel.
Mascarenhas, who started work at King Spalding on
It was thanks to this man that the long-neglected ruins of
Old Goa's Augustinian church of Our Lady of Grace
(tower of St. Augustine) began to get cleared and partly
restored ... in search, of course, of the relics of Georgian
queen-saint Ketavan. Shevardnadze had requested Indian
prime minister
100 years: Remembering a Goan Patriot
by Eng. A. X. Esmeraldo Gomes
He would be a hundred were he alive today. He donned the military uniform
and served his country, in war and in peace. He was a true patriot. He also
loved his native soil. But for him, and a few others like him, Goa would
today
Shocking. Two journos departing in as many days, Flaviano Dias and
Frederick Rocque. Requiescant in pace.
-v
On Mon, Jan 20, 2014 at 1:30 AM, Frederick FN Noronha फ्रेड्रिक नोरोन्या
*فريدريك نورونيا fredericknoro...@gmail.com wrote:
Just learnt of the death of Frederick Rocque (ex-The Daily,
The efforts of Cyrus and Tony/Maria can only be lauded!
I am working on thumbnail sketches of villages of Salcete
(including those in present day Mormugao taluka). Here's
an appeal to all Goanetters:
If you have any tidbits of info, local legends, customs, etc.
specific to any Salcete/Mormugao
JoeGoaUK will emerge as the Dr. Johnson of visual modern Goa.
Dr. Johnson, as we know, is father of the English lexicon.
Thank heavens Frederick Noronha is not editor of a local paper. Else
both Joe and Frederick would have their spirit broken ... a good part
of what they film and write about
Does anyone know where in Goa botanist CX Furtado hailed from?
CX FURTADO (1897-1980): CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE STUDY OF PALMS
By Dennis V. Johnson, Cincinnati, OH, USA and Eng Pin Tay, Canning Vale, WA,
Australia, published in Gardens' Bulletin Singapore 51 (1999), pgs. 141-150
(extracts):
Caetano
Goan part of team devising cosmetic surgical technique in UK
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/goa/Goan-part-of-team-devising-cosmetic-surgical-technique-in-UK/articleshow/27040330.cms
Dr Ana Sharlen Teles, a doctor of Goan origin, was part of a team that
devised a surgical technique that
Goan heads team to fight red palm weevil in Yemen
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/goa/Goan-heads-team-to-fight-red-palm-weevil-in-Yemen/articleshow/27040219.cms
Former Chief Scientist at the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR)
Dr. Romeno Faleiro from Goa, who is currently
To those who knew him, the sudden and unfortunate passing away of
civil engr. Cyrilo Silvestre Nascimento de Souza (Silvester de Souza,
11 Jan 1941 - 31 Oct 2013) came with shock and much sadness.
Born to late Luis and Cacilda de Souza of Aldona, Engr. Silvester
partnered Engr. Keni and the two
Enjoyed Savio Carvalho's well-written article. But imagine the confusion
confounded with a difficult combination like my name --
*Valmiki* from India, *Faleiro* from Brazil..
Regards discrimination on physical appearance, I am reminded of the
Goan adage, *Garso, tirso, burso* (colour-eyed,
A stray dog bit 16 people within about 90 minutes in
the Agalli/Gogol area in Margao this afternoon. Victims
included women and children. A recently-married female
victim had some flesh of her leg so torn off that it left the
bone exposed. Another victim was said to be a migrant
from the North
whatsoever. The guy should at least do his
homework before spewing out nonsense on goanet UNQUOTE.
I think you should take the advice, Augusto dearest. Best, v
- Original Message -
From: augusto pinto
To: goanet
Cc: Frederick FN Noronha ; Valmiki Faleiro
Sent: Friday, October 04, 2013 12
, Gita, Koran,
Zend Avesta, or whatever, ordained as sin, outside Goa.
Best to you, pyare, v
- Original Message -
From: augusto pinto
To: Valmiki Faleiro
Cc: goanet ; Aurora Couto
Sent: Friday, October 04, 2013 4:04 PM
Subject: Re: Goanet Reader: Being Goan is a state of mind
Our friend, Prof. Augusto Pinto, received an eminently merited rap
for -- as he is apt to -- shooting his gun before getting his facts right.
A person of Goan origin is a *khaas Goemkar* if he cares for his
native soil. Augusto obviously forgets the reasons why Goans by the
drove chose to
GOAN BAGS 11 GOLD MEDALS AT NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL
Goan-origin law graduate Jagdish Menezes bagged 11 gold medals at the
11th annual convocation of the B.A., LL.B (Hons) 5-year degree course at the
National Academy of Legal Studies and Research (NALSAR) University of
Law held at Hyderabad on
Dear Mervyn,
I think both JoeGoaUK and you are right! There were forts in Tivim AND in
Colvale.
Let me explain.
Tivim fort was built in 1635 by Viceroy Miguel de Noronha, Count of
Linhares.
It was the largest fort built in Goa. But the Viceroy became more famous for
building the (then) longest
, 2012 at 11:56 PM, Jose Colaco cola...@gmail.com wrote:
On Oct 9, 2012, at 11:07 AM, Valmiki Faleiro valmikigoa...@gmail.com
wrote:
Chacha,
The guys running gold, Swiss watches and similar imported contraband
from Goa, across the Ghats to India, fed the fantastic stories of
anti-aircraft
Chacha,
The guys running gold, Swiss watches and similar imported contraband from
Goa,
across the Ghats to India, fed the fantastic stories of anti-aircraft guns,
NATO armour, etc.
pouring into Goa, to Indian military intelligence. That, primarily,
accounts for the 10:1
Indian superiority in
). As for the shooting, if I recall right, there was a lot of
speculation here in those times over what exactly caused it. Maybe some
journalist who was in service then, like Valmiki Faleiro, would know. FN
On 24 August 2012 14:54, JoeGoaUk joegoauk at yahoo.co.uk wrote:
I always wanted to know about this young
As Goa goes to the polls on March 3, EP UNNY (the veteran political cartoonist
of the
INDIAN EXPRESS) takes a look at one of India's smallest states -- one that's had
16 chief ministers in 25 years but is showing little anxiety over the electoral
outcome...
Dear Roland,
Not seven, but *seven and half* churches ... perhaps thanks to Haban,
the Jewish merchant and early convert. All churches were in predominantly
Jewish settlements in Kerala. They are still called *Ezharappallikal* or
7 1/2 churches. The one at Thiruvithamkode (Travancore) holds the
===
Konkani Pop Scene
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(from the pages of the WEST COAST TIMES, Margao, 29 APR 1979)
ROSES AT THEIR BEST
by S. Valmiki Faleiro
An all-Konkani music show, dubbed by the same title, is currently running to
packed
audiences in the Territory. The show is the first
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the pages of the WEST COAST TIMES, Margao, 26 NOV 1978)
ALFRED ROSE'S *Jhelo*
by S. Valmiki Faleiro
The eighth edition of *Kantarancho Jhelo*, a booklet of popular Konkani
songs by
Alfred Rose, has hit the stands. The booklet contains the words and scores
of songs
from the Konkani pop
*
by S. Valmiki Faleiro
The eighth edition of *Kantarancho Jhelo*, a booklet of popular Konkani songs by
Alfred Rose, has hit the stands. The booklet contains the words and scores of
songs
from the Konkani pop singer's LP record cut in March last and a stereo cassette
published more recently
On the dot, Rev. Loiola Pereira!
Padma Vibhushan Cardinal Gracias' father, Jose, hailed from
Battiavaddo-Dramapur
and his mother from Sinquetim-Navelim. When it came to an act of implied
allegiance,
the Cardinal gifted a golden chalice to his 'native' church of St Jose,
Dramapur.
Best, v
On Wed,
Dear Soter,
The 2nd part of my original mail has your answers.
It's not as if I entirely endorse the Karnataka decision.
Regards, v
- Original Message -
From: SOTER so...@bsnl.in
To: goa...@goanet.org
Sent: Friday, July 22, 2011 9:45 PM
Subject: [Goanet] Medium of Education? Bhagvad
What is wrong with the Bhagvad Gita, may I ask? Does it preach hate?
The Jesuit school I studied in (during the 1960s) in Goa had a weekly
30-minute study of Religion for Christian students and Moral Science
for non-Christian pupils. Was that a crass practice? Did it make better
practicing
executed jobs on a
turnkey basis (supply, fixing and polishing) before making a decision.
Just by way of abundant caution.
Regards, v
On Tue, Jul 5, 2011 at 9:14 PM, Valmiki Faleiro valmikigoa...@gmail.comwrote:
FN, Bharat Floorings (Mumbai Samachar Marg, next to Bombay Stock Exchange)
has
FN, Bharat Floorings (Mumbai Samachar Marg, next to Bombay Stock Exchange)
has
a *heritage* range, based on the old Minto floor. You've seen the product at
a friend's house
in Margao. Bharat now has an office in Goa, near Damien de Goa at Porvorim.
Tel: 241 2789.
Sales rep: Jawahar Naik (98224
. 1994! goanet@lists.goanet.org
Sent: Friday, April 29, 2011 3:33 AM
Subject: Re: [Goanet] Sai Baba: Question not a Hindu?
On 28 April 2011 15:59, Valmiki Faleiro valmikigoa...@gmail.com wrote:
Dear Gabe,
When a Sanyasi takes vows and dons saffron robes, it is symbolic of
fire, of cremation
Dear Gabe,
When a Sanyasi takes vows and dons saffron robes, it is symbolic of
fire, of cremation. When life does depart, the Sanyasi's mortal remains
are not cremated a second time. They are interred.
That's something I learnt in childhood -- and I hope I am not wrong!
Regards, v
-
A brilliant analysis.
Well done, Soter!
v
- Original Message -
From: SOTER so...@bsnl.in
To: goa...@goanet.org
Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2011 11:07 AM
Subject: [Goanet] WHEN HISTORY GOT FORGOTTEN BY KONKNNI MERGERISTS
Tuesday the 6th of April 2011 is a Black Day for the Konkani
@lists.goanet.org
Subject: [Goanet] GO ON...I'M NOT GOAN
Dear Valmiki Faleiro,
This is to inform you that I, Wg. Cdr. Alban
D'Rozario (Retd.), am not a Goan but a high pedigree unadulterated
Anglo-Indian since birth, have been erroneously included in your list of
gallant Goan
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Book Release: Goanetter Valmiki Faleiro's Patriotism in Action
Dec 18, 2010 (Sat) at
Doutor-bab,
Thank you for the kind words. As regards our good ole Ole Xac,
a.k.a. Bernado Colaco, I shall answer his posers only if he raises
them AFTER he has read the book.
I am not on the politics of 1961. I am on the exceptional acts of
gallantry, leadership and administrative skills, and
Redemptor, or Christ the Redeemer.
Rgds, v
On Wed, Sep 8, 2010 at 6:52 PM, JoeGoaUk joego...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
We also went to Divar. There was a chapel? With life size image
of Jesus Christ popularly known as ‘lonvemchi imaj’? (skin hair?)
But I don’t remember seeing it though, hair I
Patriot: HERALD(Goa), Aug 25, 2010
Valmiki Faleiro valmi...@gmail.com
Thank you so much Sir Valmiki Faleiro
I read with deep interest about lesser known Freedom Fighter
Sir Carlos Luis Martinho Nazario da Cruz of Chandor
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a pic
 http://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoaukextra2/4927454657/
Â
I know
Dear JoeGoaUK,
Thanks for disclosing your modus operandi. Next time I'll sure catch you!
(In fact, viewing your video of Selma's book release, from the angle the stage
event was shot, I already suspect your identity -- but, rest assured, even if
confirmed, I will never disclose it, save in the
THE LITTLE-KNOWN PATRIOT
By Valmiki Faleiro
Genuine freedom fighters never blew their own trumpets. They did not hanker
after
tamrapatras and state largesse. The dubious variety that did brought a bad name
to
all freedom fighters (FFs).
Fakes would probably outnumber the authentic ones
Krishnanath Baburao Naik, 80, former MLA from Shiroda (1967-70),
died in Margao this afternoon following a fall at his residence last Sat
leading to emergency brain surgery at a Margao hospital on Aug 22.
He passed away at the Apollo Victor Hospital's ICU around 2.30 pm
today.
KB Naik, as he was
Any Goanetter knowing about the family of the mid-19th century
Saligao Goan, Cincinnatus D'Abreo, who was settled in Karachi,
may please get in touch with the Goa-based senior priest-historian
Fr. Nascimento Mascarenhas (najoma8 at gmail dot com).
The late Lt Gen Eric Alexander Vaz also from
Dear Freddy,
The reason for my being summarily dismissed from both boarding and
school was not any fugoteos but the fact that, to help some day-scholar
friends not get detained in Std X (the penultimate high school year then)
on grounds of inadequate school attendance, I agreed to destroy the
Dear Jim,
From all accounts, Sonia was/is a good teacher. Her deceased husband,
Francis, was a volleyball friend from Loutulim. Unfortunately, after she was
widowed, she encountered another Francisco, a.k.a. Mickky. The rest, as they
say, is history, yet unfolding in Goa.
Incidentally, the
Dear Gabe,
The minister's friendship with the family did not begin with Nadia.
It had started with her mother. A very sad and unfortunate tale and
the less we talk, the better.
Regards, v
On Fri, Jun 4, 2010 at 2:13 PM, Gabe Menezes gabe.mene...@gmail.com wrote:
COURAGE COMPASSION: STORIES OF GOAN MILITARY VALOUR
VALMIKI FALEIRO, in this concluding part on the Goan contribution to officer
ranks
of India's defence services, traces the virtues and valour displayed by Goans in
India's armed forces
If, going
Lampiao, tubelight pettoi !
You ought to have sent this to Goajourno (goajou...@googlegroups.com)
after getting yourself admitted as a member.
More seriously, journalists and editors in Goa's English-language daily, at
least currently, are doing good work, highlighting local issues. I saw
GOANS IN INDIA'S DEFENCE SERVICES
==
VALMIKI FALEIRO delves deeper into Goa's contribution to the officer ranks of
the
three wings of India's defence services.
==
Goans, and Goan Catholics in particular, always had this fascination for
adventure.
Right from the General
your mindset with a
wide-angle lens and please talk further.
Thanks and regards, v
- Original Message -
From: SHRIKANT BARVE shri8...@yahoo.com
To: goa...@goanet.org; goanet goanet@lists.goanet.org
Cc: Valmiki Faleiro valmi...@gmail.com
Sent: Sunday, May 16, 2010 10:35 PM
Subject: Re
Will Mr. Barve kindly tell me who has given this interesting news
-- and again and again -- before? I must be foolish to think I was
attempting something like this for the first time...
Will Mr. Barve kindly also disclose the rank/name of all other Goans
(who he obviously implies I left out --
OF PORTUGUESE CROSSES, INDIAN SWORDS GOANS.
===
VALMIKI FALEIRO examines some aspects of Goa's contribution to the officer ranks
of India's defence services, and unravels some offbeat patterns and snippets.
===
Many think the Portuguese came here
Dear Godfrey,
A minor correction: the Pereiras (Perrys) are originally
from Margao. Chris Perry's wife Lilia was from Cuncolim.
Regards, v
- Original Message -
From: godfrey gonsalves gonsalvesgodfre...@yahoo.co.in
To: goa...@goanet.org
Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2010 1:47 PM
Subject:
Dear Selma,
Why do you forget the Indian crab was invented in Goa?
And, in any event, Frederick Noronha and GoaJoeUK don't
need character certificates -- least of all from crawly creatures
like Rajan Narayan! -- because their work speaks enough
for their credentials.
Regards, v
-
GALLANT GOANS IN THE SKY-3
=
VALMIKI FALEIRO continues with the concluding part of the sequel to his story
published in the HERALD Sunday Mirror on 28 Feb 2010.
=
Last Sunday, we reviewed some Goan IAF officers who died in service. Let's now
look at those who retired
Dear Marshall,
Thank you for the correction about Wg Cdr Clarence D'Lima Marg.
The info was given to me by his first-cousin who I guess is also on
this list. I referred to John Lobo in my Feb 28 piece (should be
available in Goanet archives) -- and how he carried Morarji Desai
and son Kantibhai
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GALLANT GOANS IN THE SKY - 2
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VALMIKI FALEIRO follows up his story carried in the HERALD Sunday Mirror on 28
Feb
2010, on the gallantry of Goans
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BOOK RELEASE ON SALCETE CHRISTIANITY
By Valmiki Faleiro
Saligao-born Fr. Nascimento Jose Mascarenhas is an intrepid priest. One finds
men like him in religious orders, but rarely
Peter has a Point. -v
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From: Peter Fernandes peter.brit...@gmail.com
To: goanet@lists.goanet.org
Sent: Saturday, March 27, 2010 1:31 AM
Subject: [Goanet] Banish Romi Konknni?
Dear Venantius,
I mean to say to all Konkani writers song composers and singers.
Dont
ALL IZZ 'SIT' IN GOA'S STATE ARCHIVES
By Bernardo de Sousa
Any visit to Goa needs to start with a wallet refueling stop at a bank. Having
connections
speeds up that process. In the Mapusa bank we went to, a lady was seated at a
desk,
dozing peacefully; she suddenly woke up, picked up a
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As a lowly
SONS IN THE SKY
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VALMIKI FALEIRO recalls three more instances of the
brave sons of the soil, who laid down their lives for the nation,
at times beyond the call of duty. All they left behind were
edifying stories of gallantry and cherished memories
Dear Rajan,
I may be wrong, but I think you're mixing up SK Banerji with
Col. Pratap Singh Gill. The latter fits your description below.
I agree about Gopal Singh. But you forget Bhanu Prakash
Singh, who I regard the worst. The only Lt. Guv/Governor of
Goa to be dismissed from office -- you will
Subject: [Goanet] Blessed Jose Vaz and Padr Agnelo
My apologies to Alfred de Tavares, Socrates Valmiki Faleiro and all Goemcar
Catholics offended by my silly and flippant rant.
And Socrates the prefix should be the more appropriate Homer – esque D’OH!
A bout of juvenile petulance is the only
Christianity in Kerala (also in parts around Mumbai, via
the Apostle St. Bartholomeu) is 1,500 years older than that
in Goa -- even if is known that Malabar's St. Thomas
Christians, as they call themselves, were in Goa around
the 8th/10th century. Moreover, how many Goan Roman Catholics
are
ASIA'S GREATEST MISSIONARY: BL. JOSEPH VAZ
By Valmiki Faleiro
The greatest Catholic missionary produced by Asia was a Goan. Blessed Joseph
Vaz (April 21, 1651-January 16, 1711, both days, incidentally, Friday), is now
Patron
of the Goa Archdiocese. He was born in the house of his mother
Dear Joe,
I commend your painstaking work. But if you wish to
know more about 'Ponnos' (both the juicy and dry types)
try and meet a Goan who has done the greatest amount
of work in collecting a gene pool of the best varieties
of jackfruit from all over South India. Nobody to my
knowledge has
:48:30 +0530
Subject: [Goanet] Margao's suffocated roads-2: HERALD(Goa), Nov 15, 2009
MARGAO'S SUFFOCATED ROADS - 2
By Valmiki Faleiro
Intra-state private passenger buses are the other 50% cause of traffic
congestion on
Margao's thoroughfares. Don't take my word on this. The next time buses go
Professor Bernado Colaco, always erudite with economy with words,
seems to forget there were many more ... German navymen from the
bombed out frigates or whatever, at Mormugao in 1942/3, who were
allowed to marry locals and live in Goa. The list is long. Both the Goanetter
who correctly wrote
Dear FN and Selma,
Surprised no Goanetter threw more light on Selma's initial comments
on this thread.
The German frigates that sought shelter at Mormugao -- then part of
neutral Portugal -- for espionage purposes on the British sea-lane to
India, had powerful radio transmitters. Their messages
MARGAO'S SUFFOCATED ROADS - 2
By Valmiki Faleiro
Intra-state private passenger buses are the other 50% cause of traffic
congestion on
Margao's thoroughfares. Don't take my word on this. The next time buses go on
strike, see how traffic glides, ever so smoothly!
Out of the KTC terminus
Dear Rajan,
Years ago, in my quest to get to understand pre-Portuguese Goa better,
I had embarked on a round of Hindu temples relocated to Ponda from
Salcete, post 1543. I was at Mangueshi, where the idol of Salcete's most
powerful had been relocated from Verna, Salcete's most important village
MARGAO'S SUFFOCATED ROADS
By Valmiki Faleiro
When this column began on Nov 13 four years ago, it did with a piece on Margao.
May I wind it up with two more on my hometown: on the twin and acute problems of
traffic congestion and parking. Both are inter-linked, not exclusive to Margao
I'm not a linguist, but know of no other Indian language that has so
celebrated and glorified a human being's humble pubic hair in its
idiom as our own, Konknni. I agree, the Konknni adages that do that
appear 'colourful' superficially, but on second reading, bring out the
full flavour of
G'BYE GOA: GREED NEMESIS
By Valmiki Faleiro
Societies evolve, people change. Some for the better, with better standards of
living,
their morals and culture intact. We've seen how Goa changed from emigration and
consequent in-migration.
Those with a strong and dynamic culture absorb migrants
wedding' possible
G'BYE GOA: ARE MIGRANTS TO BLAME?
By Valmiki Faleiro
We wail about migrants. And bray for their blood. But, are migrants really to
blame?
Let us briefly examine that question today.
Migrants come
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Planning to get married in Goa?
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Making your 'dream
* G * O * A * N * E * T C * L * A * S * S * I * F * I * E * D * S *
Planning to get married in Goa?
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Making your 'dream
* G * O * A * N * E * T C * L * A * S * S * I * F * I * E * D * S *
Planning to get married in Goa?
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Making your 'dream
wedding' possible
G'BYE GOA: MIGRANTS, NECESSARY EVIL
By Valmiki Faleiro
Migrants abound Goa. Most who in-migrated between the 1960s and 1980s are well
assimilated, speak the local language, and consider themselves as Goan
* G * O * A * N * E * T C * L * A * S * S * I * F * I * E * D * S *
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* G * O * A * N * E * T C * L * A * S * S * I * F * I * E * D * S *
Planning to get married in Goa?
www.weddingsetcgoa.com
Making your 'dream
* G * O * A * N * E * T C * L * A * S * S * I * F * I * E * D * S *
Planning to get married in Goa?
www.weddingsetcgoa.com
Making your 'dream
G'BYE GOA: GOANS OF TODAY.
By Valmiki Faleiro
Chandan Lakra, Kavitadevi Jangam and Ranjan Pandia are today's Goans who won
medals for Goa at the recent (July-2009) Lusofonia Games in Lisbon. Goa's own
Sonali Chakraborty won 3rd place at a national essay competition in April-2008.
Miss Goa
G'BYE GOA: GOANS, ALREADY A MINORITY
By Valmiki Faleiro
For an idea of the extent of post-1961 migration into Goa, let us look a tad
closer at
population patterns. As seen last Sunday, Goa's census figures fluctuated
throughout
the 19th century and the earlier part of the 20th century
Marlon,
Word for word, I endorse what you say. Easy to criticise.
Over the years, Goanet has appealed for volunteers. How
many of us have offered free service? I too salute moderators
like Frederick, Viviana, Bosco, and others I don't know.
Rgds, v
- Original Message -
From: marlon
Dear Ana Maria,
What you say below reminds me of a few Goan Christian women who
chose to wear the elegant Indian sari in pre-1961 Goa. They were
virtually shunned as Jai Hinds -- as if to be one was a crime except in
the colonial eyes.
What levels can prejudiced human minds sink to! Tragic that
What's this rubbish going round? Christians with Hindu names?
Looks as though the poster forgot to underscore his unstated thesis
that Christians and Hindus (and Muslims, Sikhs, and all the dozens
of denominations in India where we usually celebrate diversity) are
sworn enemies of one another in
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