oever he could. No epitaph is necessary.
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Eric Joaquim Augusto Gilbert de Menezes retired in 2003 from
his last job as Manager for Aspenwall & Co in their Goa
branch. He had previously worked for Chowgule Brothers and
the Liaison Office of British Airways in Panjim, Goa. Before
he
ays in the epilogue to her study, 'So needed, yet
so despised, the migrant workers' lot in Goa is paradoxical.'
--
This two-part article appeared in Gomantak Times, Panjim, on
18 and 19 December 2007.
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Bringing Sorpotel to your END!
It's just occured to me,
(and I'm sure to you as well),
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initely many others)
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Interesting to know is that it is pre-9/11 which makes it even
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ves they led, the moments when they
were forced to leave their beloved Africa either by
Africanization or by the fiat of dictators like Idi Amin;
anything but anything about Goans in Africa, not only East
Africa (BEA), but all parts of Africa. What I have in mind is
a collection of 25 to 30 articl
Goa's very own 'Wren & Martin'
Gomantak Times, Wednesday, 02/01/2008.
By Walter Menezes
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Great persons, someone said, are no different from the rest
of us. They only do things differently! On September 29,
2007, Fr. Matthew Almeida did just that. He celebrated his
birthday diffe
THE PRINTED WORD
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OF RAVES AND ANJUNA
A researcher puts
together a new book
offering new insights
into the rave scene,
and a photographer
focuses on Goa's
tiatrists, writes
Frederick Noronha.
Recently, an Australian lady journalist wrote
C'est la economie ... s'il vous plait
Governments will find it increasing ly hard to dodge
anti-people policies
By Oscar Rebello
[Gomantak Times, January 7, 2008]
I SAT ON MY balcao, the other day, and pondered as I plucked
the petals off a flower ... "Will SEZ really go?" "Will SEZ
stay?" "Will
7;Reflected in Water' and is reproduced here with
permission from Nazareth.
Nazareth writes: "Rosie's Theme" was very different from
everything else I have written since it is structured like
music around a theme: in this case, survival (which includes
growth and adaptation and yet contributing to the host
culture). Her
thapuram, 21-23rd July, 1997.
Thomas Bryn and Douglas Streatfield-James, 'Lonely Planet:
Goa', Lonely Planet Publications, London, 2000
Vikas Adhyayan Kendra, 'Facts against Myths: Myths on
Tourism', Vol. II # 7, October, 199
Websites:
http://www.earthsummit2002.org
http://www.
A life less known (Walter Menezes reviews Renderamam' ani Tachem Jivit)
Filed under: Goa, Konkani, New books, Non-English books, Reviewed by
contributors, Reviews
Book Review of "Rendermam Ani Tachem Jivit"
Author and Publisher: Fr. Ave Maria Afonso
Pages: 64
Price: Rs.60
By: Walter Menezes
I me
A National Commission for Minorities Team comprising Zoya
Hasan and Dileep Padgaonkar visited the violence-stricken
areas in Orissa and the report from the NCM is now available
at http://ncm.nic.in/pdf/orissa%20report.pdf
--
NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR MINORITIES
Report of the NCM visit to Orissa, 6-
CAJE'S BHAJI: LISTS OF FIVES WHILE FOCUSSING ON FOOD
By Cajetan Vaz
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
For those of you in Goa who listen to FM Rainbow
105.4Mhz, some of this may be deja vu. Last year I
started highlighting my Top 5 lists on my Friday
show 'Caje's Bhaji'. N
In defence of the rag-picker
By Clinton Vaz
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
We all agree here that the Government should focus on basic
amenities first. The difference in opinion here is to whom...
the Goan or the outsider. In my understanding, we need the
migrants, and we need them because there are a lot of
Prof. D. D. Kosambi: Scientist, Indologist, humanist and peace activist
By Nandkumar Kamat
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Two great Goans, the father and son duo -- renowned Buddhist
scholar, Acharya Dharmanand Kosambi and mathematician turned
Indologist, Damodar Kosambi -- have carved unique niches for
thems
THE PRINTED WORD
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Priests, feasts, glamour... and more
Some more new books
that flow out of Goa,
the challenges of
getting published
in Goa... and rembering
Lino Leitao, the writer
of Goan origins who
passed away in Canada.
Fr. Nascimento
An open letter to the Times of India
--
Dear Times of India,
We have been getting the news of the entry of your
publication for many moons now. There has been talk of your
paper opening an edition in Goa for the past decade or so.
Finally it's
The Flight of the Jackals
A Review of: Songs of the Survivors, ed. by Yvonne Vaz Ezdani, 2007,
Goa 1556, Goa. Price Rs. 295
http://goa1556.goa-india.org/index.php?page=songs-of-the-survivors
Available from: Broadway, Panjim or www.otherindiabookstore.com
REVIEW BY Augusto Pinto
[EMAIL PRO
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Danish Scientific Press, 1958, p. 109.
Excellent data in Anthony Reid, "An 'Age of Commerce' in SE
Asian History," Modern Asian Studies, 24, 1990, pp. 1-30,
espec. p. 11.
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The author can be contacted at Michael Pearson
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The WildGoa Newsletter!
News & Views about Goa's Wildlife & Outdoors Scene
Vol. 2008.01
Yes, yes...voi murre...it's actually been 'years' since the
last newsletter was out. Ins
GOA'S MICHAELANGELO... APPRECIATING THE WORK OF JOSE PEREIRA
A fresco mural by Jose Perrira was unveiled by Alban Couto
at a largely attended function in the Rosary Chapel Fatorda
on April 26, 2008. The site of the mural, titled Creation
Resurgent, is on the large nave of the chapel which has bee
Goans in East Africa ... Tanzania: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow
Goans in Dar es Salaam (and other towns) owned
bars, bakeries many clothes and tailoring shops,
music stores, butcheries 'soda factories', a
shoemaker or two provision stores that had small
ADVANI'S VIEWS ON THE CHRISTIANS OF INDIA
By John Dayal
Advani went to a Catholic
school and a RSS shakha, but
practices only what he learnt
in the RSS. John Dayal's micro
review of "My Country. My
life", the autobiography by Lal
Krishan Advani, the man
aspiring to be the next Prime
Minister of I
Trying not to remember St Xavier's
Prominent Goan writer George Menezes
[EMAIL PROTECTED] pens his memories of his
days in Bombay, to be published in a proposed book
on Goans in the city, being currently edited by
journalist Reena Martins. If you h
Interrogating Politicians and Exposing Them: A Primer
by Vidyadhar Gadgil
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On one of my rare visits to Panjim, I bumped into old pal
Cecil Pinto. At Bar Bevado, while he downed his customary
caju feni and I, following my teetotal eccentricities,
consumed cup after cup of tea, we
ing book on Goans in
Bombay, covering the 1930s to the 1970s, currently being
edited by Reena Martins, a feature-writer and journalist
based in India's commercial and media capital.
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PORTUGUESE STORY, ARAB VOICE, DIU AS THE SETTING ... WRITTEN BY A GOAN
Love and Samsara : A review by Ben Antao
"I do not know why I am writing this, nor do I know to whom I
am writing," says the nar
es with gratitude the
help received from Mrs. Mascarenhas's daughter-in-law
(Jessie) and her grandson-in-law(Bryan). The author is also
grateful to Cliff Pereira for permission to use some material
from his extensive research.
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contribute to this book, write to its editor, Reena Martins
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old Northern Frontier District with
whom he still keeps in touch and tries to assist from time to
time. His writing interests continue from his Surrey
Manyatta. In their retirement, he and his wife, Elsie, rent a
plot from their local Council growing organic produce, and
are now well and truly watu wa
THREE WINE RECIPES: FROM A BOOK BY EDWIN SALDANHA
--
Wine is the fermented, pure, poetic essence of mother nature. Wine is
revered in religious rituals. Secrets of successful wine making, a very
ancient art, are closely guarded by many cultures.
How
GREEN THUMB: Planting Trees
By Miguel Braganza
The difference between planting seedlings of field crops like cereals,
oilseeds or pulses and planting seedlings or grafts of tree species is
simply this: trees are for keeps! An error in a field crop can be
rectified in the next season or next year
A cracked mirror, reflecting shattered journo images... and more
BY BEN ANTAO
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
In Black and White: Insiders' Stories About the Press in Goa
Goa 1556
Pages 217
Rs. 195 (in Goa)
I'M NOT sure if I am the right person to review this book
since I've contributed a chapter to it and ma
us
musical instruments on the soundtracks of India cinema.
Today when I mention the names of 1950's and 1960's
singers, or just happen to sing or hum those old
tunes impromptu in the Western world, people are
surprised and turn their heads almo
quot;No, Dalmira is much taller and has straight white hair
that just about covers her ears."
"Let's ask her, may be she will know where Dalmira is."
They walked towards the well but the woman did not turn
around. She had short curly hair but was much shorter than
Dalmira.
"
speed, the upheaval is most certainly
going to be even more devastating.
ENDS
Reproduced with permission from the Centre for Science and
Environment (CSE), 41 Tughlakabad Institutional Area, New
Delhi 110062 Tel: +91-11-29955124/5125/6394/6399/6401 or 26059810
and fax 91-11-2995 5879. http://www.cse
no
Cotton Marys to entertain a First World city with 'I went to
see my darling, last Saturday night'
--
Roland Francis is based in Toronto, Canada, and wrote this in
June 2008. This article is to be published in a forthcoming
book about Goans (and written by Goans) who lived in the
Bombay o
Politicos, hands off civil society
By Frederick Noronha
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[Herald, June 26, 2008]
Short of running a matrimonial agency and a motorcycle-pilot
taxi service, the BJP in Goa, it seems, wants to get into
almost everything. Earlier in June 2008, newspaper reports
announced that the B
>From wooden to metal ploughs and more: the Charis of Parra
By Claude Alvares
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
The rains have commenced. As every Goan knows, this is the
time for work in the fields. Ploughs are dragged out. Oxen
get extra rations. Women covered in plastic sheets gear up to
plant paddy, working
Quepem by the kilo
By Hartman de Souza
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
This morning, as you read this, I ask you to mourn the rape
and murder of half a dozen steep, thickly forested hills
barely 12 kilometres from Quepem town. These form an integral
link of the magnificent Western Ghats that surround Goa, and
Dear Balasaheb,
Namaskar! You will wonder who I am. Let me tell you. When I am introduced
people automatically say "This is George Fernandes…… sorry I mean, George
Menezes". It is an indication of how nameless, I am. I am an ordinary Indian
citizen, Goan by ancestry and Maharashtrian by domicile.
GOA'S WAY OUT: GATING IN THE SUPER-RICH?
A letter from the Moira Action Committee
Dear Mr Britto,
You wrote an open letter to the people of Moira and Aldona in
this forum [1] when they protested the projects that you were
building in their villages. The Moira Action Committee would
like to reply
An attempt to understand the Konknni language assertion movement
By Sammit Khandeparkar
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The rejection of Maharashtra in the opinion poll held in 1967
and the inclusion of Konknni in Eighth Schedule of Indian
Constitution were possible due to the alliance between
Christians and H
MINING BLUES AND ITS MANY HUES: WHEN P.R. GETS IT BADLY WRONG
By Claude Alvares
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sujay Gupta's article, 'Green movement has shades of black'
[1] introduces another colour to the Naxalite controversy.
Last week, we were all being called 'red' by the chief of the
'saffron' party, e
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the law, giving that same time to the mining
companies in Goa to rehabilitate the lands they have already
devastated.
ENDS
Hartman DeSouza is a veteran journalist, who has worked in
New Delhi, Bangalore, Pune and elsewhere, in the fields of
the print media, theatre and more.
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EXILE, AND THE GOAN WRITER: A TANGO MADE FOR EACH OTHER?
By Victor Rangel-Ribeiro
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It is relevant to the theme of this essay that the very first
novel by a Goan to see the light of day was written and
published when the author was overseas and far from home.
Francisco Luis Gomes
DIVERSE ROOTS, VARIED CHALLENGES: THE GOAN DIASPORA IN THE U.K.
This essay is from the book 'Goa: Aparanta
-- Land Beyond the End', edited by
Victor Rangel Ribeiro [EMAIL PROTECTED],
and reflects Dr Eddie D'Sa's analysis of
Goans in Britain, and how their attitudes
towards Goa have changed generat
From Siridao to Swindon
By Selma Carvalho
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Driving through Swindon, I don't get the impression of a factory town.
It is lush green with swathes of agricultural land, the streets lined
with houses not given to prosperity but neither to the grime
associated with industrial hubs. I w
Men who will stop the water: vignettes from Goa's mining heartland
By Hartman de Souza
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We skirt Paikdev's temple for Paikdev Zor, where this tribal
snake deity bathes. The story goes that the village of Maina
in Quepem Taluka once received all the water from the 'zor'
or 'spring
Costa Santan, the life and times of an able-bodied Goan tarvotti
By Selma Carvalho
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I have a theory that if you separate the Goan from the sea,
he'll wither away. All of our history ebbs and flows with
that vast, undulating expanse of blue water. One does not
look at the sea with
MY AFRICAN SAFARI: OF TEACHERS, TRIBES, TENNIS AND THOSE TIMES
Jules Carneiro
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My safari in Africa began in 1960 when I was recruited by the
Ethiopian ministry of education to teach there. That year saw
a military coup there which put paid to any ambitions I had
of completing my
HATE AND ANGER WON'T BRING VOTES; PEOPLE ALWAYS SEE THROUGH DIVISIVE
POLITICS
An Open Letter to the Chief Minister of Karnataka from St.
Joseph's College, Bangalore
Dear Sir, We write to you as members of the Staff of St.
Joseph's College and as secular citizens of the state of
Karnataka deeply d
The plan that awakened Goa: moving from protest to a vision
Malini Krishnankutty
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+91-9850928578
On January 18, 2007, the Goa government denotified
Regional Plan 2011 (for short, referred to as RP
2011). It thus gave in to public opposition to the
LET ALL MEN AND WOMEN OF GOODWILL SPEAK OUT
By Fr. Cedric Prakash sj
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Dear sisters and brothers, greetings of peace and love to
each one of you. I have just returned from Mangalore, after
spending five hectic days there, during which I met with,
listened to and spoke to hundreds
THESE ARE HOME-GROWN TERRORISTS ... FOR WHOM WRONG MEANS NO PUNISHMENT
By George Menezes
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I haven't slept well these many months. I am sure a lot of
Indians of different faiths who love this country and its
Constitution and are committed to the rights of all Indians,
must have lo
In India: Christians under siege
By Basilio G. Monteiro
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Global economic convulsions, brazen terrorism attacks and all
other life-and-death struggles in India and in the rest of
the world provide a perfect cover to attack the vulnerable 2%
of the Indian population with impunity.
KITEM? BAZARANT VETAM? KITLE POIS? PAUS PODDTA ...
By Tony Pinto
20th August, the date in 1992 when Konkani was included in
the Eighth Schedule of our Constitution, may not hold as much
significance as 26th January, 15th August and 19th December
for many people, but the date will be remembered by
OF BATTLES, NEGATIVITY AND SOLIDARITY
Dynamics of Goa's "low intensity civil war"
If you treat the Goan like a crab, why complain when he acts like one?
By Jason Keith Fernandes
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How entirely predictable are the ways of the world. For the
longest time the Goan print media was co
Activism, or cat's paw?
DEVIL'S ADVOCATE / By Frederick Noronha
Everyone in Goa seems to want to don the status of an activist these
days. This term is no longer used as a bad word, as it was in the
past. We've also come a long time from the days when a cocksure
Pratapsing Rane dismissed the prot
ld not have been possible without them.
This article is reproduced with permission from the Ben
Antao-edited journal 'Ekvott', published during the recent
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Are you responsible for what happened to me?
By Venita Coelho
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Yesterday I was dragged out of a Gram Sabha by the police as
if I was a criminal, taken to the Mapusa Police Station and
detained there. And I am wondering if you who are reading
this mail had anything to do with it.
THE VILLAGE PANCHAYAT I
GRAM SABHA
Compiled by:
Kumar Kalanand Mani
Soter D'Souza
Antonnio Francisco Fernandes
All information and suggestions are in accordance with the Goa Panchayati
& Raj Act, 1994 (GPR Act, 1994) and Goa Panchayats Meeting Rules (GP Rules)
& Circulars in force. This booklet
Today: Where I Come From
R. Benedito Ferrao
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On a day following my first return to Los Angeles from London
where I have lived the last few years, I was asked by a
Caucasian man, whom it so happened was English, which bus he
would need to take to get to Downtown LA. I advised him.
s you and give you a long life
George Menezes
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DEVIL'S ADVOCATE / Trial by Facebook
By Frederick Noronha
All of a sudden, Goans older than 21 are discovering that
there are newer aspects to cyberspace. And, there a moral
panic over this. In a Margao higher secondary, a fight takes
place between two girl students. Someone else captures what
ha
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ot;bhaile" will distract us from our
schizophrenia.
--
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essay was written for the recently-published 'Semana de
Cultura Goa 2008', edited by Vivek Menezes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
--
formation Adviser to the Embassy of Portugal, freelance
correspondent for Portuguese weekly 'Express' and broadcaster
'Rádio Renascea', and as a columnist for the magazine
'Atlântico'. Constantino is a Portuguese citizen of Goan and
German origin.
This article appear
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WHEN THE CREW GETS ABANDONED... TALES FROM THE HIGH SEAS
Capt. Norbert Francis Rebello was born and schooled in Mumbai
until he joined the merchant navy in the early 1980s. He has
sailed on various types of ships, finally opting for the oil
tanker fleet. In command of ships for over a decade, he n
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Sophisticated Attacks, but by Whom?
By ALAN COWELL and SOUAD MEKHENNET
Published: November 27, 2008
PARIS — A day after the terror attacks in Mumbai that killed over 100
people, one question
Kowtowing to the Super-Censors
>From Herald, 28 Nov 2008
Vidyadhar Gadgil
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The fiasco at IFFI over a film
by M F Husain highlights the
extent to which the state is in
the thrall of obscurantist
forces, says VIDYADHAR GADGIL
The 'ban' on the screening of the short film 'Through t
The New Republic
Dispatch From An Anxious Mumbai by Naresh Fernandes
--
The editor of 'Time Out Mumbai' reports from the surreal
scene of the attacks
--
As columns of smoke rose from the Italianate dome of the Taj
Mahal hotel in downtown Mumbai on Wednesday night, I came
upon a woman standing a
"We've Never Felt Scared," by Naresh Fernandes
Tracking the rich tradition of Jews in India.
As an Indian Christian, I occasionally remind my
Jewish friends that I owe my faith to them. Indian
tradition maintains that a few years after Christ's
death, one of his
Mumbai Under Siege (Yoginder Sikand in Islam, Peace and Justice)
Yoginder Sikand
"O ye who believe! stand out firmly for God, as witnesses to fair
dealing, and let not the hatred of others to you make you swerve to
wrong and depart from justice. Be just: that is next to piety: and
fear God. For G
VP: Enigma Or Enema
By Chhotebhai, SAR NEWS
On the night of November 26, the earth quaked as Mumbai rocked to the
sounds of terrorist gunfire. When Indira Gandhi was assassinated on
October 31, 1984, the ensuing anti-Sikh riots were likened to the
earth shaking when a giant tree fell. This naivet
Before a single vote is cast... where terrorism touches ballotism
By Frederick Noronha
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The recent election for the Pale assembly by-election in Goa only
confirm a trend we need to be really concerned about. That is, the
results to elections in Goa are increasingly being decided
Death Of A Salesman And Other Elite Ironies
TARUN J TEJPAL
ROHINTON MALOO was shot doing two things he enjoyed immensely. Eating
good food and tossing new ideas. He was among the 13 diners at the
Kandahar, Trident-Oberoi, who were marched out onto the service
staircase, ostensibly as hostages. Bu
Views from, and about, 20th century Goa
Two books looking
at Goa during
the 20th century
and before made it
to the stands recently,
writes Frederick 'FN' Noronha
in his weekly column on
books from Goa.
Antonio de Noronha of Loutolim was a high court judge, during the
Republican regime of colonial
Skin-deep secularism
FREDERICK NORONHA builds a
case to show that 'secular'
campaigners in Goa have their
own religious and even caste
biases.
It may sound provocative, but the 'secular' campaigner in Goa
isn't so secular. Scratch a 'secular' campaigner, and you
would quickly realise that below t
7;s. He became a civil engineer in the U.S. and
returned to Tanzania after starting his studies for the
priesthood.
I too, had to find out what surprises the 'new world' had to
offer.
--
Mervyn A. Lobo wrote this essay in September 2008. He is
based in Toronto.
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Soiled Sons and other Tourist Attractions in Goa
George Menezes
If there was a fear that tourism was going to take a beating in Goa,
think again.
There is too much happening in "amchem" Goa. And the happenings are of
such exciting proportions that it will attract thousands of Indians
and foreign
This essay was first published way back in 1996, and the
author underlines that his favourite book is Wayne Booth's A
Rhetoric of Irony [http://tinyurl.com/8qd8va]
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What Goans Have for Breakfast
By Augusto Pinto
pinto...@gmail.com
"History is the most dangerous
of all the products of the
c
The doyen of Goan writing in English
Victor Rangel-Ribeiro is a name closely connected
with the resurgence that Goan writing in English
has seen in recent years. An octogenarian, what's
admirable about him is not just the high-energy
levels with wh
Communal cauldron: Goa isn't doing enough to hold things in check
By Frederick Noronha
f...@goa-india.org
Goa can't but feel the heat. Communal conflict from other
parts of India has left scars and created distrust of a new
kind. This has brought in its impact from Orissa and coastal
Karnataka, n
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