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George Pinto wrote:
Wasn't Rajan Parrikar the first to call for Oscar Rebello's resignation from
the GBA a few months ago? Is Rajan a man ahead of his times?
Comment:
Was Rajan a man ahead of his times or one of the campaigners who initiated the
insidious campaign against Dr Oscar Rebello which
Soter D'Souza wrote:
Will Mr. Mendonza spell out the great qualities of leadership that this best of
public faces he talks about had to galvanise the people of Goa? I have been
there since the inception of GBA and would be keen as an activist to emulate
these qualities of leadership, if any.
Cecil Pinto wrote:
My personal favourite for the title of Greatest Goan ever would be
Abbe Faria with D. D. Kossambi coming a close second. Was just
wondering which other Goans would really be serious contendors for the
title. Can the Admin Team ask for nominations and have a poll.
Comment:
It
I have been observing one pecularity particular to goans i.e. appending their
professions before their names eg. Advocate..., Engineer ..., Architect
Besides of course the sundry doctors whether of medicine or philosophy or plain
honorary. No where in the rest of India is there such a
Averthanus L. D'Souza:
Will the Human Rights Commission take cognizance only of
allegations made by individuals or groups of citizens of violation of their
rights by other citizens or groups of citizens - or will this Commission
also entertain complaints made by the citizens of the violation of
Marina Fernandes wrote:
With regards to Issue 1063 - Message 4. Dabolim Airport is still under
consideration apparently from
Manmohan Singh and the Union Civil Aviation Minister.
http://www.oheraldo.in/pagedetails.asp?nid=8880cid=2
If we all rally together, Dabolim Airport will emerge the
Catholic nun burnt alive in Orissa
Hindu mobs attacked churches and vehicles in several parts of Orissa Monday as
a statewide shutdown called by the VHP to protest the killing of a leader of
the organisation came into effect
Bargarh (Orissa): A Catholic nun was burnt alive by agitators in
There is a systematic campaign of disinformation, defamation and violence,
against the Christian minority community in India, by right-wing fundamentalist
extremist groups. The following news has not been published by any Indian
newspaper or website till date. Please email this report to
Philip Thomas wrote:
So the solution is smple. Do not make Mopa an international airport. Keep it a
regional airport catering to small town airports emerging in surrounding areas
and secondary airports of metros if any. It will play second fiddle to Dabolim
and hopefully grow over time as the
Fr Pratap Naik wrote:
Parrikar was the best speaker. He had done thorough home work. One could see
this the way he spoke and presented the matter in the house. He suggested to
form a committee comprising MLAs , Marathi protagonists
and Roman script Protagonists and within two months to come to
JOHN MONTEIRO(JM) wrote:
Not too sure the fact Mrs Gandhi was murdered by Indian hands is 'quite as
simple' as that though. After rmuch political social unrest, I remember the
many disasterous decisions made by Mrs Gandhi,
Comment:
Could you kindly enumerate the 'many disastrous decisions'
ORISSA ANTI CHRISTIAN VIOLENCE UPDATE 25th August 2008
:
1. CHRISTIAN WOMAN TEACHER REPORTED BURNT ALIVE: A Christian woman
teacher, possibly a nun [BUT NOT CONFIRMED], was reported burnt alive
on 25th August 2008 by a group of Vishwa Hindu Parishad mob which
stormed the orphanage she ran
U P Kamath wrote:
It is true that Goa was crime free during Portuguese rule.But racism under them
was much more severe than the British! The state was much more oppressive.
Comment:
Whether racism was more or less severe than the British, only someone who has
made a comparative study can
Saturday, August 30, 2008
FR. THOMAS CHELLEN DESCRIBES THE ORISSA MOB ORDEAL
Fr. Thomas Chellen, director of the pastoral center that was destroyed with a
bomb, had a narrow escape after a Hindu mob nearly set him on fire. Currently
undergoing treatment at a Catholic hospital in Orissa's
Tuesday, September 02, 2008
Violence continues in Orissa, 2,400 buildings lost
Sporadic violence continue in some villages despite the imposition night curfew
in the entire district
Bhubaneswar: Communal fires continue to rage in Orissa's Kandhamal district
with reports of more homes and prayer
Wednesday, September 03, 2008
80 houses torched, Patil to visit strife-torn Kandhamal
Patil will be the first Central leader to visit Gajapati and Kandhamal
districts of Orissa. His deputy at the home ministry, Sriprakash Jaiswal had
last week gone to the state but had to return from the state
Thursday, September 04, 2008
Left urges Prez to ban VHP, Dal
A delegation led by Brinda Karat urges the government to put the outfits at
least under 'serious monitoring' if it could not ban them
New Delhi: The Left parties on Thursday knocked at the doors of Rashtrapati
Bhavan requesting
Selma wrote:
This is shocking to hear that in Goa itself one was fined for speaking in
Konkani. It's very difficult to save a language when one gets a lashing for
speaking it.
Comment: It is too farfetched to believe that the decline of a language is due
to its being banned from being spoken
Visit to Orissa
By
Shabnam Hashmi
I went to Orissa for two days as part of a delegation. We were not allowed to
enter Kandhamal. We met a large number of victims in Bhubaneshwar, met the
governor and the local civil society members as well as priests of various
churches.
Visit to
Security agencies mull banning Sanatan Sanstha
6 Sep 2008, 0708 hrs IST, Mateen Hafeez ,TNN
MUMBAI: The anti-terrorism squad (ATS) and the state intelligence department
(SID) are busy discussing if the Sanatan Sanstha, a Hindu revivalist group and
sister organisation of the Hindu Janjagruti
Selma wrote:
I take it they weren't particularly effective at Loyola's, in teaching any
language.
Agnelo Fernandes wrote:
I post this article as I am hurt with your statement and I am sure a lot
of other Loyolites must be feeling the same. I am, what I am today, is because
of Loyola and I am
Monday, September 08, 2008
SC refuses to prosecute M F Husain
There are many such pictures, paintings and sculptures and some of them are in
temples also, a Bench headed by Chief Justice K G Balakrishnan said,
dismissing a petition
New Delhi: Noted painter M F Husain today got a major relief
'Bharat Mata' a work of art: SC
8 Sep 2008, 0012 hrs IST,TNN
NEW DELHI: In a blow against the moral brigade, the apex court on Monday termed
M F Husain's painting 'Bharat Mata' a work of art, paving the way for the
eminent 92-year-old painter to end his self-imposed exile in Dubai and London
Sisters of Mother Teresa assaulted by Hindu radicals and arrested by police
by Nirmala Carvalho
The fundamentalists attacked the religious, accusing them of the kidnapping
and forced conversion of four children between one and two years old. Although
their identification documents were in
Freddy Fernandes wrote:
I am sure like me a lot of other people too had voted for The Congress
Party because of the obvious, thinking that the lesser evil is the better
evil compared to the communal BJP, but now I know there is no difference
between them, two sides of the same coin. Of late The
From: IVAN RODRIGUES /ROG/IBANK/L-PAREL
Sent: Tuesday, September 09, 2008 12:49 PM
Dear Friends in God,
I want to narrate a very disturbing incident that happened to me this morning.
I was traveling by bus no 344 from Dindoshi to Goregaon (E) bus depot. in the
morning @ 7.15 am to attend my
Laluram Salvi(LS) wrote:
The Christian fanatics led by the local Congress MP and other hooligans
suspected to be from the local chapter of the World Vision of India were
responsible for killing the swami and four other people including a woman and
two minors.
Comment:
This is contrary to
12 Sep 2008, 0526 hrs IST,TNN
MUMBAI: The anti-terrorism squad (ATS) on Thursday filed a 1,025-page
chargesheet against six persons for their alleged role in the bomb blasts in
two auditoriums in Thane and Vashi. They have also been chargesheeted for a
bomb that did not go off in a
INDIA Young Catholic Buried Alive In Anti-Christian Violence In Orissa
September 11, 2008
BHUBANESWAR, India (UCAN) -- As the anti-Christian pogrom in Orissa ebbs,
survivors recount narrow escapes as well as atrocities they witnessed.
Anti-Christian violence swept through the eastern Indian
Roland Francis wrote:
The first Indian army chiefs Cariappa and Thimmaya were Keralites who had
distinguished themselves with the British Army in WWII. The first Goa military
Governor after the Portuguese were vanquished in 1961 was Kenneth Kandeth (aka
Candoth) a Keralite.
Comment:
Isn't Coorg
Sunday, September 14, 2008
Nine churches attacked in Karnataka
Bangalore: Suspected Bajrang Dal activists on Sunday attacked nine churches in
parts of coastal and Malnad districts of Karnataka, protesting alleged
conversion of Hindus into Christianity by missionaries.
The attacks, believed to
Friday, September 19, 2008
Cops incited attacks on Christians: Probe
A fact-finding team assessing attacks against Christians in Karnataka has held
the state government “directly responsible for allowing violence to spread”.
The team’s investigations revealed that first churches and schools were
Laluram Salvi has forwarded article by Deepak Kamat specifying the reasons for
violence and vandalisation of churches. However he needs to answer the
following questions:
1.If New Life was distributing literature denigrating Hindu gods and godesses,
the lawful thing to do was to lodge a
Santosh Helekar wrote:
In all the propaganda and counter-propaganda efforts being
undertaken on behalf of various interests, it is hard to find a rational
assessment of any instance of religious strife.
Comment:
I would be interested in knowing whether Santosh considers reports in the
I have just read and signed the online petition:
Stop hate crimes in Mangalore
hosted on the web by PetitionOnline.com, the free online petition
service, at:
http://www.PetitionOnline.com/UnitedM/
I personally agree with what this petition says, and I think you might
agree, too. If you
Aires Rodrigues wrote:
Utt Goenkara will on Tuesday 16th September meet Goa's Chief Electoral
Officer Mr.Ajit Srivastava to demand expeditious action on the complaint
filed on 13th September against Education Minister Mr. Babush Monseratte
before the Returning Officer of Taleigao Constituency Mr.
On Tue, 9/16/08, Carvalho wrote:
I'm sorry your post is ill-timed. This is not what I would have expected from
you.
Santosh replied:
Sorry Selma, I disagree. This is a time, more so than any other, for
level-headed rational thinking. Mindless frenzy and blame-game based on
partisan propaganda
Friday, September 19, 2008
150-year-old cathedral set afire in Madhya Pradesh
Bhopal: A 150-year-old church in Madhya Pradesh's Jabalpur town was set on fire
by two unidentified men, police said on Friday.
The altar and statues inside the 150-year-old St. Peter and St. Paul Cathedral
in the
Cornel Da Costa wrote:
I am not sure how we can help to overcome this tragicsituation but if there is
a reliable collection tohelp the victims of the atrocity, I and I am sureother
Goanetters in the UK would be more than happy tomake a financial contribution
(by cheque or whatever)as the very
Santosh wrote:
It is important to remember that partisan frenzy and propaganda, whether it is
published in Times of India or Goanet, can add more fuel to the fire of
communal discord.
Comment:
I have asked Santosh in my previous mail to point out what information
constituted propaganda and what
Santosh wrote:
It is unclear why this guy is continuing his fight with me,
Comment:
Sorry, I have no fight to pick with you. But as one who has been posting on
various matters with a somewhat sense of balance and objectivity, your response
to the carnage in Orissa was baffling and a big
Sandeep Heble wrote:
The comments against Dr Santosh Helekar are extremely unfair and
disappointing. I can understand their pain and anguish but Selma and
Marshall must stop behaving in such a childish and whimsical manner.
Just because they are wailing and lamenting more, they should not
presume
J. Colaco wrote:
There is NO question in my mind that conniving Politicians are using
naive Brain-washed bigots to help them (the politicians) win Power.
I submit that this violence is NOT about religion. This is about
political and eventually financial control.
Comment:
You have hit the nail on
Santosh Helekar wrote:
On the issue of lifestyles, it is a good thing if people do indeed choose to
treat their religion merely as their lifestyle, which they can certainly do.
The practitioners of this lifestyle are less likely to resort to communal
violence or fall prey to sectarian
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Minority panel too wants to ban Bajrang Dal
New Delhi: The NCM is all set to recommend a ban on the Bajrang Dal for its
alleged involvement in attacks on Christians and churches in Karnataka and
Orissa, reports HT Correspondents.
The National Commission for
Faith and us
Posted: Sep 23, 2008 at 2321 hrs IST
The increasing attacks on Christians in Karnataka, Orissa, Kerala and
elsewhere are a moral scandal in more ways than one can list. The main focus of
criticism so far has been rightly on the utter abdication by the state
I need to clarify that the article 'Faith and Us' was authored by Pratap Bhanu
Mehta and appeared in today's Indian Express. His name was inadvertently
deleted.Refer http://www.indianexpress.com/news/faith-and-us/364519/
Regards,
Marshall
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The following article is taken from the website georgemenace.com by George
Menezes. It is very thought provoking and should satify those who like to
stimulate the mind.
A Major Crises in the Church
The totally wanton, mindless and brazen attacks against Christians in recent
times is not new.
Selma wrote:
Perhaps people who are poor, oppressed on account of their caste or just
forgotten by society are being lured through monetary assistance. Perhaps one
makes a choice to convert depending on how destitute their situation is in
life. This does not mean their choice is to irrelevant
I am attaching an article written by Fr Felix Raj a Jesuit priest from
Calcutta. It would be good to know the views of goanetters.
Regards,
Marshall
ORISSA – A KILLING FIELD OF THE FUNDAMENTALISTS
J. FELIX RAJ, SJ
We are all pained by what is going on in Orissa these days: destruction of
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Selma wrote:
I viewed most of its sections, including the history section. One of the
problems with it is, it sets out Kashmir as a Hindu v/s Muslim problem, rather
than one which needs a political, territorial and economic solution. The other
problem is that it is subtly pervasive in its
Vinay wrote:
To sum up:
-Talking about and exposing ethnic cleansing and massacre of Hindus in Kashmir
is communal.
-Talking about Mumbai, Varanasi, Delhi Jehadi terrorist bomb blasts is
communal.
-Talking about the genocide of Hindus in Pakistan and Bangladesh is communal.
-Talking about
Vinay wrote:
-Talking about and exposing ethnic cleansing and massacre of Hindus in Kashmir
is communal.
-Talking about Mumbai, Varanasi, Delhi Jehadi terrorist bomb blasts is
communal.
-Talking about the genocide of Hindus in Pakistan and Bangladesh is communal.
-Talking about greatest
Sachin wrote:
Even though I said that even if the BJP did not do anything, he wants to know
from me what measures the Sangh has taken to rehabilitate them.
Comment: The point I was making was that those who live in glass houses should
not throw stones.Those who are holding the exhibition need to
Albert,
I have read some of your postings with interest. Some of them even touched my
heart as they were so true in this hard and hypocritic world. However, one of
my observations is that though you seem to have a very good knowledge of the
Holy Bible, you are better at preaching to others
Jason wrote:
I'm going to ignore the rhetoric about causes and effects. but the fact that a
fire cannot be started from outside a locked compartment was stated by one of
the Government commissions, i forget which.
Comment:
Jason, it was the report of the Forensic dept of the Govt. of Gujarat,
Anamika Naik wrote:
In spite of being a BJP and RSS man, he is clearly a moderate (certainly at
present ).
Comment:
Anamika, I do agree that personally Manohar Parrikar stands heads and shoulders
above the current lot. However, he carries a lot of unwanted baggage with him.
Should he leave the
Posting in Goaworld:
Christians in N-E states may lose minority status.
Comment:
This is yet another attempt by the government aided and propelled by extremist
elements from the majority community to marginalise the minorities and pare
down their rights which are enshrined in the Constitution.
Jason,
Refer my last posting on the subject. Please refer to the latest issue of
Tehelka where this report was reproduced. More is available on its website.
Regards,
Marshall
THE GUJARAT FORENSIC Laboratory report was filed on May 17, 2002. It concluded
several things:
• THERE WERE ENOUGH
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Bhandare wrote:
Orange marches are very different from a government function to remember
victims of terror.
Comment:
Perhaps B could advise the Gujarat Government and sangh parivar to hold such
commemorative peace marches in memory of the victims of the Gujarat genocide.
Maybe the sangh parivar
SEZ opponent Keri sarpanch ousted
PONDA, FEB 28, 2008 - Keri Sarpanch Dr Videsh Jalmi was ousted in a
no-confidence motion by 5-1 votes on Thursday.
Five members, Rohidas Kerkar, Sitaram Gaude, Trupti Naik, Ashwini Gaude and
Ashruti Parwar supported the motion, while Dr Jalmi was the lone
Questions for Manohar Parrikar:
Q1.According to the RSS ideology to which you adhere, minorities have no place
in India unless they live in subordination to the Hindus. Do you renounce this
abhorent ideology?
Q2. What guarantees do you offer the minorities that a Gujarat or Orissa will
not be
I have to request Anand and Rajan to lay down some ground rules for the replies
to the questions if it is to result in a fruitful exercise. Some suggestions
are:
1. we expect clear cut and straightforward replies not couched in ambiguity or
in politician's jargon.
2. no buck passing please
Sandeep Heble posted:
GOACOM DAILY NEWS CLIPPINGS
May 27, 2003
SEZ GETS CABINET APPROVAL: The Cabinet approved the setting up of a Special
Economic Zone (SEZ) in a 1,500 hectare area in Keri, Arambol and Morjim, with a
potential of creating an employment to the tune of 1.5 lakh to 2 lakh.
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Comment:
While it is laudable to see the singlemindedness with which Dr Anand and some
others are rooting for MP and the BJP, I wish to place some posers before them:
1. what guarantees or assurances can you offer that the Hindutva agenda of the
BJP will not be implemented in Goa?
2. What
Dr Anand wrote:
1 ) Why does Manohar Parrikar not dissociate himself from the RSS
and BJP ?
2 ) Can I guarantee that the Hindutva elements will not run riot in Goa
and cause problems for the minorities if and when Manohar Parrikar
comes to power again ?
# Regarding the first query,
Dr Anand wrote:
A Manohar Parrikar led government ( with a stronger minority representation
than the BJP can offer at present ) is the best , if not only , option which
can provide this governance.
Comment:
How will this ever happen? MP and BJP need to win the trust of the minorities.
The
Vinay Natekar wrote:
We need to ask some hard questions to understand why the pseudo secularist
crying foul in the name of imaginary Hindutwa constituent existing in Goa or
BJP party in Goa is following it ?
Comment:
I will ignore and not respond to the abuses and irrelevant ramblings and
Anand wrote:
Bab Marshall Mendonza has raised some very relevant points as to why the
minorities do not vote for Manohar Parrikar and the BJP. He has also asked some
relevant questions of me and other MP and / or BJP supporters. I will try to
answer these questions as honestly as I can. Before
Dr Anand wrote:
I can say from personal experience that in todays Goa ( and India ) , thanks
to the minority appeasement / vote bank policies of the Congress and the
reservation schemes for certain communities , being born a Hindu is bad enough
... being born a Brahmin Hindu is the ultimate
Dr Barad wrote:
Government of India, for that matter Congress party, should hang Mohammad
Afzal Guru on the same day when Sarabjit Singh will be hanged to death.
Why Sonia and Manmohan Singh are shielding Mohammad Afzal Guru from hanging
to death?
Comment:
Does Dr Barad imagine he is living in
Some goan friends of mine of modest means who have no ancestral property in Goa
wish to take their children for a holiday to Goa. They would like their
children to experience life in Goa and get a first hand feel of the goan way of
life.They would like to inculcate a love of Goa in their
Sachin Phadte wrote:
The issues that HJS is taking are not rooted in the past. The issue of ethnic
cleansing of the Kashimiri Pandits is within the last twenty years. The issue
of conversions by some of the churches is of the recent past. Could the HJS
have taken up the issues in a 'dignified'
Comment:
Somehow my original post on the treatment meted out to Mother Teresa by the BJP
has got distorted along the way. It is a fact that the nation acknowledged her
and her contribution. She was awarded the highest civilian honour, the Bharat
Ratna as rightly pointed out by Sandeep heble as
In view of the discussions taking place regarding George Bush's (43) economic
policies, here in a lighter vein are some of his most memorable quotes.
The vast majority of our imports come from outside the country.
If we don't succeed, we run the risk of failure.
One word sums up
Few Blind Men Of Hindoostan
Why is the Indian State quick to nail minority offences but myopic to Sangh
transgressions? Saba Naqvi
http://www.outlookindia.com/full.asp?fodname=20081006fname=Cover+Storysid=1
Regards,
Marshall
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http://www.frontlineonnet.com/stories/20081010252002500.htm
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The testimony of one Christian- Julio Ribeiro (Times of India dt 28.9.2008)
I am a Christian, a Roman Catholic to be precise. I have suddenly realised
this. It is quite amazing that I did not think of myself as a Christian all
these years! I was an Indian. Religion was in the private domain.
Is it really Muslims whose credibility is at stake? - M J Akbar Times of India
dt 28.8.2008)
There is nothing more subversive than the alternative narrative. A parallel
version of the Godhra incident and riots sabotaged the re-election of the NDA
government four years ago. A subaltern
Hindu fundamentals are under attack - Shashi Tharoor (Times of India
dt.28.9.2008)
There are basically two kinds of politics in our country: the politics of
division and the politics of unity. The former is by far the more popular, as
politicians seek to slice and dice the electorate into
Here is an interesting article on Faith vs Science
'Faith in God can relieve pain' (Times of India dt 29.9.2008)
LONDON: Religion is the opiate of the people - Karl Marx had famously said.
But can one's faith in God really ease pain? Yes, say scientists. SPAN
A team at Oxford University
Bajrang Dal: The militant face of the saffron family?by Rajeev Deshpande (Times
of India dt 30.9.2008)
Aug 25: Two die in Kanpur when a bomb explodes. It transpires these were
Bajrang Dal activists who were making explosives.
Aug-Sept 2008: Spate of attacks on Christians in Orissa and
Mario Goveia wrote:
This is tragic. The terror in India from the government's failure to protect
them has reached a point where the jihadis don't even have to plant a bomb any
more to kill hundreds of innocent Indians; all they have to do is plant a rumor.
Comment:
Please refer to the article
I have a soft corner for Christians, says Advani
Tue, Sep 30 04:14 AM
Allaying fears of Christians regarding the security of the community
in BJP-ruled states, the party's prime ministerial candidate, L K
Advani, on his visit to the city assured the Christian leaders that
the minority community
One of the most balanced editorials which appeared in the Economic Times dt.
2.10.2008
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/Editorial/Orissa_may_be_a_fit_case_for_Article_356/articleshow/3551243.cms
Regards,
Marshall
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Here is an article in Outlook which looks at terrorism of the extreme right and
also questions whether Islamic terrorists are responsible for all the terrorist
attacks in India. An interesting point of view.
http://www.outlookindia.com/full.asp?fodname=20081006fname=Cover+Storysid=4
Regards,
It would be in the fitness of things if goanetters wherever they may be, write
to the Indian embassies or Human Rights Commissions in their respective
countries protesting against the continued violence against the christians
which has been going on unabated for over a month in Orissa
It is tragic that violence continues unabated against christians in Orissa for
over a month without any state intervention. The allegations of 'forced
conversions' levelled against christians has become a sic joke as reports of
christians being terrorised under threat of death to renounce their
Dr. U. G. Barad wrote:
Of late increasing blasts and waves of violence are rocking city after city
in India. After every blast or violence one or other outfits / mastermind is
named as suspect. Thereafter that case(s) is transferred from the Police to
the Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) and then from
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