Hello Anita,
I was prompted by the subject line of the post to forward news about the
impending elections in Portugal and hope we can all join hands to pray for
Antonio Costa’s success. Would you not agree?
Cheers
Eddie Fernandes
On Fri, 14 Jan 2022 at 21:04, Anita Dias wrote
Yes, we are proud of Rishi Sunak, but what about Antonio Costa?
“Donkey Babush” António Costa, seeks re-election as Prime Minister of
Portugal
13 Jan: SIC Notícias (Portugal). Aged 60, a socialist since he was 12,
António Costa seeks to be re-elected prime minister, a position he has held
since
1: Great British Bake Off. More secrets about the contestants including
Crystelle Pereira
2: India withdraws e-visa facility for Canada, UK nationals
3: £399pp – 5-star Goan hotel in Madeira, 5 day escape w/flights, meals &
transfers
4: Indians among top nations getting Portuguese visas
5: Video:
Thank you for the kind words Roland. The journey would not have been
possible without the support of GoaNet
Cheers
Eddie
On Fri, 16 Jul 2021 at 05:32, Roland Francis
wrote:
> Congratulations to Eddie Fernandes on the 23rd anniversary of his digital
> publication.
>
> Day in
le to win independence. She tells
of the "intoxicating" feeling of winning freedom at last… 4m. 11s
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/magazine-30297213/goa-s-fight-for-independence-from-portugal
Forwarded by Eddie Fernandes
On 12 September 2017 at 14:00, Naguesh Bhatcar <sgbhat...@hotmail.com>
w
17 May: A well-known Exeter lawyer has become the first ethnic minority
mayor of Teignmouth . Employment lawyer Terry Falcao, 56, a former
Metropolitan Police officer, was unanimously appointed mayor of the seaside
town. The former chairman of the Devon Racial Equality Council said his
appointment
going to
be sold.
How the Goans working there will be affected, no one knows. The good days
for them, as they say, are drawing to an end.
Forwarded by Eddie Fernandes
he of all people would need
to opt for being a Portuguese citizen. But, the law must triumph even in a
country that has little respect for it.
Wish all readers a happy and healthy New Year.
Forwarded by Eddie Fernandes
oncu Mauxi was in command of the
kitchen preparing the delicacies of Cabidel, Sorpatel, Sanna, Odde, "arroz
refugado" and so on."
Happy memories.
Forwarded by Eddie Fernandes
passed are blithely ignored by
vested sections. Hope all this goes away. More of it and we will lose the
gifts handed down to us by the founding visionaries of those organizations.
Let better sense prevail.
Forwarded by Eddie Fernandes
, are and always will be good
at. Me, I am happy with just the music.
For the Roland Francis Linkedin profile, see
https://www.linkedin.com/in/roland-francis-9769a97
Comments can be sent to roland.fran...@gmail.com
Forwarded by Eddie Fernandes
11 Dec: Just Drinks. John Distilleries, the Indian spirits producer, is
gearing up to enter the US market in 2015 with its Paul John single malt
whisky brand. It first launched the premium Indian whisky brand in the UK
in 2012 and is available in six other European markets, including Denmark,
Felix Dahl Death: Goa looks like paradise, but under the surface there is a
hell
3 Feb: Dagens Nyheter (Sweden). Felix Dahl, 22, was found dead on a dirt
road on 28 Jan. in Patnem, Canacona, Goa. His parents suspect he has been
murdered, but are afraid the police will dismiss the case as a pure
Marshall has drawn our attention to two guidelines – one of 1 July 2013 and
the other of 2 June 2012. As far as I am aware all the cases before the
Enforcement Directorate were handed to them BEFORE Marshall’s earliest date!
Eddie Fernandes
==
-Original
-Original Message-
From: Eddie Fernandes [mailto:eddie.fernan...@gmail.com]
Sent: 01 February 2015 01:33
To: eddie.fernan...@gmail.com
Subject: Zimbabwe By The Sea
1 Feb: Herald. The horror stories of British expats who have invested in
property in Goa has earned Goa a new name
/Main/Player.aspx?meetingId=17057
If you miss watching it live, you will find it in the archive.
Eddie Fernandes
with the links? Check out www.goanvoice.org.uk newsletter of 28
Jan 2015
Eddie Fernandes
property
in Goa. [158764] . For the answer go to Column 354W at
http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm201314/cmhansrd/cm130612/text/130
612w0002.htm
Eddie Fernandes
/channel/goa-india-fm-rainbow-radio
Eddie Fernandes
of getting your new best friend
to write on your behalf, can we have the answer from the horse’s mouth?
Eddie Fernandes
Gabe and Rose,
The whole of May and now evidently going into fair June, I have watched the
two of you try to tear down the new book 'A Railway Runs Through: Goans of
British East Africa.' In the process you have taken sniper shots at me and
my friends and anyone who so much as dares to speak a
am amazed that you should have chosen Melvyn to write to me about the
importance of dates since he wrote on 26 April 2013 that “18 May this year will
be the 100 Anniversary of World War One”. But you were prescient enough to
call his contribution an idiots guide
Best wishes,
Eddie Fernandes
…
Read the full review at
http://lists.goanet.org/pipermail/goanet-goanet.org/2013-June/536904.html
Eddie Fernandes
Source: Herald (Goa), 27 May 2014.
By: Prof Teotonio R. de Souza
Excerpts:
Selma Carvalho's A Railway Runs Through (2014) is a praiseworthy collection
of oral traditions and memories of Goans who have moved out from British
East Africa to England, Canada and elsewhere
If it is generally
stuff [evidently the stuff was 92% proof] ...
If that does not satisfy you, repeat the search at
http://scholar.google.co.uk/
Eddie Fernandes
.
Eddie Fernandes
=
-Original Message-
From: Goanet [mailto:goanet-boun...@lists.goanet.org] On Behalf Of Melvyn
Fernandes
...
If Selma Carvalho's book mentions that there was German whisky it may have been
possible or she may have been given the wrong
Video by Raymond Carvalho. 'A Railway Runs Through: Goans of British East
Africa, 1865 - 1980, was released by Lib Dem Councillor, Rabi Martins at
HSBC Club in Beckenham. The occasion also marks the end of the three-year
Oral Histories of British-Goans Project, undertaken by the Goan
By Roland Francis
Source: Goan Voice Daily Newsletter 20 April 2014 at www.goanvoice.org.uk
It was the late 1980s. A group of senior executives of the two associations
who were personal and social friends and kept in contact with each other for
the sake of the community's affairs, floated the
will be selling Goa-related books such as Peter Nazareths
The General is Up and Braz Menezes Just Matata. Do come along for a great
family day out.
Eddie Fernandes
23 Jan: Herald. Come at the Athletic Stadium, Bambolim, on Thursday and you
will witness non- stop action as 3rd Lusofonia Games' main event, athletics
gets underway at 5 p. m. The men's 100m heats start from 6.30 p. m. with the
finals slated for 7.25 p. m. which will be followed by the women's
More appropriate is the UK Travel Advisory to India update of 16 Jan. 2014
issued by FCO:
UK revises India travel advisory
Hindustan Times January 17, 2014
Last Updated: 08:17 IST(17/1/2014).
Excerpts:
The advisory says: Women should use caution when travelling in India.
Reported cases of
for new
Portuguese passport-holding Goans contemplating a move to England.
Full text, 891 words, + photos at http://bit.ly/1bYZlV6
Forwarded by Eddie Fernandes
Source: Goan Voice Daily Newsletter 10 Nov. 2013 at www.goanvoice.org.uk
FULL TEXT:
We were promised a grand Clean-up in Goa. But over the last 19 months of the
vicious misrule by this government, democracy stands totally subverted and
buried. The current government is a Hindu right wing (RSS)
Source: Goan Voice Daily Newsletter 20 Oct. 2013 at www.goanvoice.org.uk
A few years ago, when I had just taken over as the Country Director for
Oxfam GB in Uganda, I had gone to pay a courtesy call to a Minister in the
Ugandan government. On arrival, the ministers Personal Assistant (PA) asked
Voice UK), ably
edited by Eddie Fernandes, while social networking continues via goanet.
All in all, the GOAN DREAM has turned out to be a success story, and we
continue to play our part as law-abiding citizens in our adopted homeland.
Mervyn Maciel traces his paternal roots to the village
now
plays golf once or twice a week and still finds breaking a 100 a monumental
task, but enjoys the hoisting a few beers at the 19th hole.
Comments to normandaco...@hotmail.com
From Eddie Fernandes: This Sunday column solicits contributions from our
readers on an ad hoc basis. Please submit
://www.thisisleicestershire.co.uk/Poll-names-Keith-Vaz-impressive-parlia
mentarian/story-19806359-detail/story.html
Eddie Fernandes
==
-Original Message-
From: Gabe Menezes
Sent: 30 September 2013 09:39
THE surprise hit of Labour conference was Keith Vaz.
*http://tinyurl.com/npw67bg*
of this
unique opportunity and consequently Eddie Fernandes took a group photo
(http://bit.ly/16TzmcU ) and led a discussion so those present could ask the
questions that the exhibition had evoked.
The exhibition, preserving the story of East African Goans who settled in
Britain, raised questions
Source: www.goanvoice.org.uk Daily Newsletter of 22 Sep. 2013
It's been more than a year since I made an offer to Eddie Fernandes to write
a Sunday column for the Goan Voice which he graciously accepted. It's been a
fulfilling period for me. I got a wide audience with which to express my
thoughts
By Roland Francis:
The Bucket List and Other Things - Stray Thoughts of a Toronto Goan
Source: Goan Voice Daily Newsletter 15 Sep 2013 at www.goanvoice.org.uk
For Indian standards, the trial, conviction and sentencing to death of the
men who raped, severely beat up and killed an innocent young
By Roland Francis.
Source www.goanvoice.org.uk Daily Newsletter, 8 Sep. 2013.
Growing up as a Goan Catholic in the usual rigid mould that was cast for a
boy or girl of that time, a notable part of my childhood and early teens was
devoted to religious based activities. There was the Sunday mass
to http://www.goanvoice.org.uk/printerfile.php?link=2013-05-13
And congratulations to Bene and Jason for the judicious response.
Eddie Fernandes
www.goanvoice.org.uk
By Roland Francis
Source: Goan Voice Daily Newsletter 1 Sep 2013 at www.goanvoice.org.uk
The plight of women in India was highlighted again with the gang rape of a
young photojournalist in Bombay, a city that was once considered the safest
the country for women. A similar incident took
By Roland Francis.
Source: Goan Voice Daily Newsletter 25 Aug 2013 at www.goanvoice.org.uk
Made famous by Barrack Obama in his first campaign for President, the
meaning of the word which is almost self evident, is described by Wikipedia
as the collective effort of individuals who network and
A Lifetime of Bondage. By Roland Francis.
Source: Goan Voice Daily Newsletter 18 Aug 2013 at www.goanvoice.org.uk
One of the reasons that facilitated movement to the Diaspora was the long
established system of the house servant in Goa. Most often this was a woman
from a poor family with more
18 Aug: Herald. In 2011, Selma Carvalho sat with Thomas Joaquim Lobo, then
102 years old and listened to him talk about his life. Thomas was born in
1909 in the small village of Parra. Nothing auspicious marked his birth
which foretold of the incredible journey which lay ahead. As the 20th
By Roland Francis
Source: Goan Voice Daily Newsletter 11 Aug 2013 at www.goanvoice.org.uk
In the 50s and 60s of the last century, until a dour Communist Government
took over the state of West Bengal and drove all the fun out of its capital
Calcutta, that city was considered the soul of India
8 Aug: Ooty, India. MELINDA COUTINHO POWELL. (Ex Air India; was an active
Goa Netter). Wife of David Powell. Mother of Elizabeth and Rebecca Powell.
Daughter of (the late) Martin/ Flossy Coutinho. Daughter in law of (the
late) John/Ida Powell, Sister/sister in law of Ricky/Heidi Coutinho
Beholden to the White Man. By Roland Francis
Source: Goan Voice Daily Newsletter 4 Aug 2013 at www.goanvoice.org.uk
Full Text:
As any school kid who has had the opportunity to study Indian history knows,
a very long time ago, going back four and five thousand years BC in what is
known as the
UK: Crowds throng the Oral History Exhibition !!
From Selma Carvalho, Project Manager: Past Lives: The Exhibition, presented
by the Oral Histories of British Goans Project (Goan Association UK), funded
by the Heritage Lottery Fund, UK, was mounted for a one-day showing at the
Cranford College
By Roland Francis
Source: Goan Voice UK Daily Newsletter 28 July 2013 at www.goanvoice.org.uk
It was 1963 and under the mistaken assumption that I needed some coaching in
my high school studies (the problem actually was that I spent less time on
my books than I should have), my father got a 23
Machine translation from the Spanish:
25 Jul: ABC (Spain). Lured by its idyllic beaches, hypnotic sunsets and
relaxed life, the hippies of the 70s descended on the former Portuguese
enclave of Goa as an oasis of fun amidst the misery that plagued India.
Wrapped by a mystical halo, Goa is
Folks,
Given the prominence to the Frederick Noronha's name in the article I
assumed that he was the author and attributed the unusual sentiments
expressed to mis-translations. I now understand that FN only supplied the
photograph.
Eddie Fernandes
-Original Message-
From: Eddie
Source: Goan Voice Daily Newsletter, 21 Jul. 2013 at www.goanvoice.org.uk
Full Text:
It was around ten that humid morning and much of the perspiring Goan
population of Byculla was streaming into the wide gates of the magnificent
Gloria Church for the Sunday high mass. Ladies were in their Sunday
Source: Goan Voice UK 14 July 2013 at www.goanvoice.org.uk
Curse or Consequence? Stray Thoughts of a Toronto Goan. By Roland Francis
The patriarch of this Salcette family was a feared man even among his wife
and children. Imposing in stature, well educated, influential in the
administrative
Source: Goan Voice UK Newsletter of 7 Jul. 2013 at www.goanvoice.org.uk
By Roland Francis.
Every time I visit our neighbour down south, I am amazed at the changes that
are continuously taking place in that country. Not so much the changes in
the immovable assets of buildings and infrastructure
throughout the world as
recorded in Eddie Fernandes' Goan Voice. With a magical sweep of the
world's press, he brings to our table news of industry moguls, famous chefs,
airline czars, software geniuses, crusty generals and everything in-between
- as long as they are Goan or Goan connected. We even
Bombay city grew on you, while you lived in it. By Roland Francis
Source: Goan Voice UK Daily Newsletter 23 June 2013 at www.goanvoice.org.uk
Many readers have written of their curiosity about period India since they
were born and raised overseas and have little knowledge of it described from
Source: Goan Voice UK Daily Newsletter 16 June 2013 at www.goanvoice.org.uk
To those who know we are Indians, my question seems quite innocuous, foolish
even. But to those who disagree, the thinking is: 451 years of foreign
occupation and conversion from Hindu to Christian must surely have
[mailto:fredericknoron...@gmail.com] On
Behalf Of Frederick FN Noronha ? *??? ???
Sent: 11 June 2013 23:54
To: Eddie Fernandes; Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994!
Subject: Re: [Goanet] London..Journeys of migratory Goans through Visual
Narratives
On 12 June 2013 02:44
...@gmail.com] On
Behalf Of Frederick FN Noronha ? *??? ???
Sent: 12 June 2013 10:39
To: Eddie Fernandes; Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994!
Subject: Re: [Goanet] London..Journeys of migratory Goans through Visual
Narratives
On 12 June 2013 12:31, Eddie Fernandes
started preparing for the launch of that ...
Eddie Fernandes
-
Vivian A. DSouza
Tue Jun 11 04:23:56 PDT 2013
Kudos to Selma Carvalho who undertook this mammoth task and for the support
rendered to her by Eddie Fernandes
Frederick,
Selma must have anticipated your comments when she wrote for tomorrow's TOI:
It is my sincere hope, that this exhibition is the beginning of a long
dialogue
London: Blast from the past
12 June 2013: Times of India. By Alexandre Moniz Barbosa. The Goan East
African safari of the past
Source: Goan Voice UK Daily Newsletter of 9 June 2013 at
www.goanvoice.org.uk
Is there something in our past that has prevented, nay paralysed, the
Diaspora Goan from actively engaging in politics in the West? Is it the
legacy of our Portuguese colonialists that has emasculated our talent in
4 Jun: Harrow, London, UK. MARCAL ANGELO DE SOUZA (Aged 64; ex- Mwanza,
Tanzania). Son of the late Manuel de Souza (discoverer of the Tanzanite)
and Bernadette Woodruff. Brother to Catherine Olsson, Cosma de Souza and
Maryanne de Souza-Jensen. He will be greatly missed by his wife Rosa (nee
It is despairingly lonely to look into the mirrors of history and never
find reflections of yourself, said Selma Carvalho, Project Manager and
Curator of Past Lives: The Exhibition, presented by the Oral Histories of
British-Goans Project, the first exhibition of its kind in the Goan
worldwide
Source: Goan Voice Daily Newsletter 2 June 2013 at www.goanvoice.org.uk
Full text:
There are not too many things we Goans can't do besides not being able to
throw up good community leaders and then following them loyally through
thick and thin. But one of those things must surely be our
From: radharao gracias
Kill the Jew is part of the historical anti Jewish tirade of Christianity.
The practice was observed in Goa on 23rd of June, i.e. on the eve of the
Feast of St. John the Baptist.
Response:
Headline: India cancels 'antisemitic' festival
Source: The Jerusalem Post. 12 July
Source: Goan Voice Daily Newsletter, 26 May 2013 at www.goanvoice.org.uk
As they say, this was the week that was. No, I am not talking about Goa
where such events would have been nothing out of the ordinary, but about
'Toronto the Good' as the city was once called.
The mayor, rambunctious
Roland Francis: Gulf Goans (The Conclusion) - Stray Thoughts of a Toronto
Goan
Source: Goan Voice UK Daily Newsletter, 19 May 2013 at www.goanvoice.org.uk
The entry into Bahrain seems to have been the proverbial opening of the
floodgates for Goans in India to work and eventually settle abroad
By Roland Francis
Source: Goan Voice UK Daily Newsletter, 12 May 2013 at www.goanvoice.org.uk
Until 1937 Aden was governed by the British as a part of India, but
realizing its future strategic importance both from a point of view of trade
as well as war, they decided to make it a separate
of this. In this instance the name of the person who
authorised the funeral is being withheld. I find that unacceptable.
Would you have acted differently?
Eddie Fernandes
===
-Original Message-
Sent: 04 May 2013 22:29
*Stephen Gomes: Status uncertain*
9
Roland Francis: Goans and the Indian Army - Stray Thoughts of a Toronto Goan
Source: Goan Voice UK , Daily Newsletter 5 May 2013 at www.goanvoice.org.uk
The recent passing away of Major General Eustace D'Souza PVSM of Velsao Goan
heritage, Lahore (undivided India) and Bandra Bombay, at age 91,
Roland Francis: Life Notes - Stray Thoughts of a Toronto Goan
Source: Goan Voice daily newsletter, 28 Apr. 2013 at www.goanvoice.org.uk
Some things take getting used to and other things, you never get used to at
all. Such experiences are common with Goans settled in this part of the
world
By Roland Francis
Source: 14 April 2013 Newsletter at www.goanvoice.org.uk
Full Text:
Here are a few thoughts, a few observations and a few subjective opinions
(all my work).
As long as the current deep-seated culture of corruption in government and
the 'live and let live' and 'it doesn't
Title: Atrocities against Women - Stray Thoughts of a Toronto Goan
By: Roland Francis
Source: Goan Voice UK Daily Newsletter 7 April 2013
Full Text:
Nothing is more nauseating than picking up any Goan or Indian newspaper and
reading the various items either on the front page or tucked away
Title: The Goans of Poona - Stray Thoughts of a Toronto Goan
By: Roland Francis
Source: Goan Voice UK Daily newsletter of 31 March 2013 at
www.goanvoice.org.uk
Poona, about 173kms from Bombay, was once the capital of the Peshwas, the
prime minister and governor class of the powerful Bhonsales of
Title: Heaven Knows Your Future, Mr. Fernandes
By: Roland Francis
Source: Goan Voice UK Daily Newsletter 24 March 2013 at www.goanvoice.org.uk
When the majority of Goan families had little in the way of affluence, they
had each other. Mother and father raised their brood usually along with an
Title: An Accident in Goa Stray Thoughts of a Toronto Goan
By: Roland Francis
Source: Goan Voice UK Daily Newsletter 17 Mar. 2013 at www.goanvoice.org.uk
Full text:
Goan villages can be great places for rest and relaxation but you cannot for
a moment visualize the trauma and misery you can be
Goans at Sea. By Roland Francis
I have always liked travelling by sea. When any opportunity arose, there I
was climbing the gangplank, suitcase in hand, a silly but happy grin on the
face. My first short voyages were between Bombay and Goa. Fairly large ships
like the Saraswati, and the Sabarmati
68 years ago in the tiny village of La Motte, 600 kms from Montreal, a
future Pope of the Catholic Church may have been born. His father with 7
other children was a farmer like most of the men in that remotely rural area
although later with self-education he became a school trustee and
Source: Goan Voice UK Daily Newsletter, 3 Feb. 2013, at www.goanvoice.org.uk
Full text:
One would have thought that middle class people in India in general and Goa
in particular would be a happy lot. They have reaped the benefits of the
rising economy and salaries that have gone through the
By Roland Francis:
Source: Goan Voice UK Newsletter of 20 Jan. 2013 at www.goanvoice.org.uk
In times past, it was easy being old. In fact 'old' in those days meant
anyone merely above 50. So a man retired at 55 lived for a year or two and
then died while still in his own home. There was no
Source: Goan Voice UK: Daily Newsletter, 30 Dec 2012 at www.goanvoice.org.uk
You've lived your life like the meek of the earth. Earned your living for as
long as you could or needed to, raised a family to love and respect the
world around them and in between you have done what you could for
Title: Stray Thoughts of a Toronto Goan - Goan Cooking Is Falling From Grace
By: Roland Francis
Source: Goan Voice UK Daily Newsletter 2 Dec 2012 at www.goanvoice.org.uk
Full text:
I wonder if anyone else has noticed the worldwide decline in Goan cooking
standards. In the best case this could
Source: Goan Voice UK Daily Newsletter 18 Nov. 2012 at www.goanvoice.org.uk
Full text:
They were once a small but core part of the community. Dressed in white and
flowing cassocks as they were required to do, they inspired respect,
attention, obedience and sometimes awe. Very few milestones
Title: Lest We Forget
By: Roland Francis
Source: Goan Voice Daily Newsletter, 11 Nov. 2012 at www.goanvoice.org.uk
Full text:
If you look at the moral decay in Goa today, it is tempting to secretly wish
that the Portuguese had not left or at the very least that the high moral
and civic values
By Roland Francis
Source: Goan Voice UK Daily Newsletter 4 Nov. 2012 at www.goanvoice.org.uk
FULL TEXT
If you want to read Diaspora history and relate to it, there is nothing
better than to get it from the perspective of someone who lived through it,
has a talent for vivid memories and
Roland Francis: The Goans of Pakistan - Stray Thoughts of a Toronto Goan
Source Goan Voice UK Daily Newsletter 28 Oct 2012 at www.goanvoice.org.uk
Full text:
They are a vibrant and active part of the Canadian Goan community, in most
cases having immigrated to Canada much before other Goans.
By Roland Francis.
Source: Goan Voice UK Daily Newsletter of 21 Oct. 2012 at
www.goanvoice.org.uk
Full text:
There has always been a very cherished but formal and unreal bond between
the Goan and his God. In the days when it was taught that God was a
generally unreachable Being, high above and
Title: October Weekend Musings
By Roland Francis
Source: Goan Voice UK Daily Newsletter of 14 Oct. 2012 at
www.goanvoice.org.uk
Some casual observations in Toronto and elsewhere, in the first cold Autumn
weekend of the year, a la the late Bombay Busybee (Behram Contractor)
tradition.
All
By Roland Francis
Source: Goan Voice UK, Daily Newsletter, 7 Oct. 2012, at
www.goanvoice.org.uk
Full text:
In no time at all the Goan, as the world knew him or her, will soon
disappear. Already in Goa, for better or for worse, there is a speedy
assimilation of the Goan with his Indian
By: Roland Francis
Source: Goan Voice UK Daily Newsletter of 30 Sep. 2012 at
www.goanvoice.org.uk
It seemed eras ago that Goans all over the world made a really big
difference wherever they lived. I am not talking about faithfully working
for the British, Portuguese, Indian or Pakistan
+
photos.
http://goanvoiceuk.wordpress.com/2012/09/29/scribe-honoured-with-lifetime-ac
hievement-award-in-journalism-oman-daily-observer-29-sep-2012-page26/
If the link does not work, go to www.goanvoice.org.uk
Eddie Fernandes
'.
This is a Free view programme so you do not need to pay to view it.
For the Sony TV Asia website go to http://www.setasia.tv/ and select your
country.
Please ask your contacts to alert their friends about it.
Eddie Fernandes
www.goanvoice.org.uk
By Roland Francis
Title: Madness in Mumbai - Stray Thoughts of a Toronto Goan
Source: Goan Voice UK Daily Newsletter 23 Sep. 2012 at www.goanvoice.org.uk
There is an old saying in the financial industry that is true of any other.
What goes up must come down. If that is true, there is a lot of
of the documentary released last week.
Eddie Fernandes
Summary:
16 Sep. 2012: Herald (Review). Selma Carvalho visits here
great-grand-father's abandoned house at the top of Marcaim hill in Goa, the
span of two or three impoverished rooms, held together by a thin wash of
cement. It is also the ancestral house of tiatrist M. BoyerThe intrepid
Goans show our
gratitude
Please ask your friends to forward this message to their contacts.
Best wishes,
Eddie Fernandes
www.goanvoice.org.uk
By Roland Francis
Source: Goan Voice UK. 9 Sep. 2012 at www.goanvoice.org.uk
Full text:
Although the first practical and modern nurses in India were trained by a
group of medical missionaries sent from Britain after the 1857 'sepoy'
mutiny which was the first major pang of an Indian independence
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