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From: Roland Mascarenhas roland...@gmail.com
Date: Fri, Oct 5, 2012 at 11:20 AM
Subject: Re: Have We Lost It? - Stray Thoughts of a Toronto Goan
To: bo...@goanet.org
Hi Bosco,
Hope you're doing well. My comment below:
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An
Mr. Manuel ( Eddie ) Tavares ( Oct 3 ) writes: '' When we migrated to the
West.we lost our zeal .our
communal cultural values . we became a Culture of Assimilators''
Comment: The whole truth ! A Goan always remained a Goan when he left the
shores of Goa/Bombay
for East Africa. And
On 3 October 2012 21:27, manuel tavares duk...@bell.net wrote:
. Even the UK Goan Overseas Association which went further than us,
had a Clubhouse, which due to constant bickering and mismanagement I
believe is now non functional. Oft times, cultural events like Thiatr's and
other social
On Oct 4, 2012, at Eugene Correia wrote:
As for Pakistan,
(1): many Goans made their personal choice to go to Karachi DURING the
Partition and
(2): those who were in Karachi CHOSE to remain there instead of moving into
India.
COMMENT:
re #1: Nonsense! (Unless, the always ' verify before
Roland Francis has given us a nostalgic glimpse into our past wherein we Goans
lead the way in leaving an enviable and awe-inspiring footprint wherever in the
world we went. Our pioneering spirit enabled us to brave severe and
persevereably insurmountable obstacles venturing into remote
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
