>From stage, to print
THE PRINTED WORD | Frederick Noronha
After years of attempting to fit into the Konkani
"mainstream", the still officially-unacknowledged Romi-script
network in Goa seems to be working hard to build its
Migration to the neighbouring areas in the 16th and
17th centuries; (ii) arrangements for the padyatris who come
to Old Goa for the feast of St. Francis Xavier and (iii)
orientation programme for the youth of Goan origin as
outlined above.
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To, The Director of Transport, Directorate of Transport, Govt of Goa:
GOA CITIZENS CALL TO ACTION: CLEAN THE RTO
February 18, 2012, has gone down in history as shameful, black mark on
our fair state. A bus plunged into a river near the ferry wharf in
Calvim, Aldona. Six bodies were recovered from
the March 2012
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It's time to get serious about anthropology in Goa: Bob Newman
--
Of Jewish origin, Dr Robert "Bob" Newman knows Hindustani
fluently and is a son-in-law of North India. From the 1970s
he studied Goa as an anthropologist. Some of his wri
COVER STORY
Verdict for change
PAMELA D'MELLO
dmello.pam...@gmail.com
in Panaji
The Congress suffers a crushing
defeat, its worst performance
since 1980.
PHOTO: CHIEF MINISTER MANOHAR
Parrikar (left) with Governor
K. Sankaranarayanan after the
swearing-in in Panaji on March 9.
AS Goa's new Bh
The third British Empire
Dan Hind
London is considered the
"capital of capitalism"
allowing foreign billionaires
to stash tax free income
offshore.
London, United Kingdom - Historians tell us that there were
two quite distinct British empires - the first an Atlantic
empire built on North America
Goans Make No Matata
Augusto Pinto
pinto...@gmail.com
Goans often accuse each other of having crab mentalities. But
Braz Menezes's novel Just Matata suggests that, outside Goa
at least, Goans did well for themselves because they were
*not* like the crabs in a *budkulo* who drag the ones
escaping
25 years.
http://jang.com.pk/thenews/apr2012-weekly/nos-15-04-2012/kol.htm
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LEST WE FORGET: MATANHY AND ACTIVISM IN GOA OVER A GENERATION
Albertina Almeida
albertina.alme...@gmail.com
The year was 1975. It was the Year of the Emergency
in India. Matanhy Saldanha was a teacher at Don
Bosco High School. He had inspired some students
The Goan theory of relativity
A quest to learn more about his
late uncle Bunnu takes the
writer on a discovery of Goan
life and culture in Karachi
Naresh Fernandes
When we were children, my cousins and I could have been
forgiven for thinking that our great-uncle's first name was
“Poor". That, inv
Stories, history, legends and traditions... from a village in Goa
Goa's heart beats in its charming villages, with their
winding pathways and ancestral houses -- nested amidst
coconut groves and surrounded by greenery. So says a new
book on Saligao, one of Goa's many colourful and scenic
villages
The Challenge to the Church in Goa: Revivalism or Renewal?
Fr Desmond de Sousa CSsR
desmonddeso...@hotmail.com
Society in Goa is passing through an unprecedented
metamorphosis akin to a caterpillar becoming a butterfly.
Like other institutions in society, the Church in Goa is
convulsed by the nee
s Fr Desmond in his recent Goanet Reader article
calls them, solve that problem by claiming that if you have
accepted Jesus Christ as your personal savior, you know you
have a place in heaven, the Bible says so. The atheists who
have the least to lose in the afterlife (because for them
there isn&#x
COLOURFUL 'FAMILY NAMES', A PART OF THE GOAN REALITY
Street names might be alien in Goa, and house numbers hardly
get used. But family nicknames -- literally by the dozen --
are liberally deployed in parts of the State.
A new book on the Bardez village of Saligao lists
six wh
The land and its crops... Konkani culture and rice
Frederick Noronha
--
[THE PRINTED WORD]
There's this big dilemma when grappling with
Konkani writing today. If you're in, you're in.
Otherwise, you're simply out. There are very few
transl
In Goa, a 'binna' dream comes true ...
KONKAN FRUIT FEST GETS UNDERWAY IN GOA TODAY
Goanet
It began with a dream of one man -- Dr. Ajit Shirodkar -- to
promote the ubiquitous binna, kokum or bhirand beyond just
the traditional meal-time digestive called sol-kaddi.
[Garcinia indica, a plant in th
hai is a writer of Goan origin, based in Kanpur, who
focuses on social concerns. He traces his roots to Aldona.
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The Great Scam
Venita Coelho
venitacoe...@gmail.com
SMS 9867166057
The minute that Manohar Parrikar announced that he was
denotifying Regional Plan 2012 and bringing back 2001 I got
several calls. I quote them because they seem to absolutely
hit the nail on the head.
"So Parrikar has t
RESTORING TRADITION: In an antique land
Karsten Miranda | May 12, 2012
Restoration is an art that requires immense skill, patience
and a historical understanding of the object being treated.
In the United States, the Oliver Brothers in New York, which
started out in 1850, is considered to be the
be a success
story, and we continue to play our part as law-abiding
citizens in our adopted homeland.
--
Mervyn Maciel is the author of Bwana Karani
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Bwana-Karani-Mervyn-Maciel/dp/0863032613
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(f...@goa-india.org). Goa
There is no evidence of a Goan dream in the UK
Melvyn Fernandes
melvynfernan...@virginmedia.com
I am unable to agree or disagree with Mervyn Maciel (Goanet
digest Vol 7, Issue 470, message 3*) and respect his personal
view. Having just completed my Senior Cambridge exams in
Nairobi I arrived in
Goa is interesting from the historical, artistic and
sociological points of view -- Paulo Varela Gomes
--
GOA, SEEN FROM THE OUTSIDE
--
Paulo Varela Gomes says he has "lived five lives". As a
child, until nine, was his first life. Then his parents
Goan writing in Portuguese gets another close look, back home
GOA, India: Five decades after the Portuguese language
suddenly lost its prominence in this society, a
researcher-priest is to come out with a detailed study of the
literature that influenced the minds and hearts of 19th and
20th centur
to his
everlasting dismay, the groundswell will explode
into numerous fragments like the Soviet Union did.
Pope John XXIII and his successors, to a greater or
lesser extent, have taught the world this
fundamental process of social transformation:
release the creative forces "from below" but hold
the groundswell "from above" through a credible,
participative leadership.
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Goa Case Study: Regulatory Collapse and its Consequences
Background
Goa is far better known for the two million
vacationers who throng its beaches every year than
for its iron mines. But starting just a few
kilometers inland from its coastal resorts, the
Extract from April 2012 Issue. Awaaz Magazine, Nairobi, Kenya
Just Matata
Author: Braz Menezes
Publ: Matata Books (291pp) & e-book
Reviewer: Aamera Jiwaji
When I was a child, I would play with a group of eight
colourful barrels, each marginally smaller than the next,
fitting one into the other in
Confessions of a Timeshare Marketeer
"If you lose your client in those 90 minutes, he will never come
again. The money has to be emotionally coerced out of him"
My job is to sell timeshare holidays. After our call centre zooms in
on potential customers, we invite them for a short presentation. I
PORTUGUESE LANGUAGE IN HIGHER EDUCATION IN TODAY'S GOA
Delfim Correia da Silva is Director of the Centro
de Língua Portuguesa/Instituto Camões, at Agva
House, on Dada Vaidya Road in Panjim, and professor
at the Goa University. In this bilingual note
Goa needs much more work in the areas of gender and sexuality – Anjali Arondekar
Anjali Arondekar's work has drawn attention in
academic circles for some time now, and Goa got a
chance to listen to her during the December 2011
conference at the Goa Universit
CIRCULARS ARE PLENTY ON MINING, BUT SITUATION IS UNTOUCHED -- CLAUDE ALVARES
Much was expected from the new government on the issue of
mining in Goa. HERALD spoke to long time anti-mining
campaigner, Dr Claude Alvares to find out what changes have
come about on the ground. Excerpts from the inter
THE A.A. MIRACLE: TO HELL AND BACK IS A POSSIBLE JOURNEY
by JP
'You can take a horse to the water, but you can't
make him drink'. Doctors, especially, are loathe
to use this phrase as they tell their cirrhosis
patient that he has to stop drinking or else.
Clothing up Goa beyond nationalist, Orientalist, racist frameworks
A story of how the choice of style makes a difference
Jason Keith Fernandes
jason.k.fernan...@gmail.com
Released early this year, Wendell Rodricks' book
*Moda Goa: History and Style*, a work that presents
Panjim... working towards a likeable capital
Tallulah D'Silva
tallulahdsi...@gmail.com
The third edition on NoMoZo (Non-Motorized-Zone) was a huge
success with young enthusiasts -- school and college students
-- landing up at the venue rather early as the Traffic
Police, Corporation of the City o
Affordable housing: no easy way out over a vexing problem
Eduardo Faleiro
lokseva...@gmail.com
There is a genuine concern in Goa about the non-availability
of land to the sons of the soil, particularly those belonging
to the lower and middle income groups. In Panjim and some
other areas, the cos
Cover story: Rule of One
Devika Sequeira
devikaseque...@gmail.com
An intriguing story has been doing the buzz in media circles
here. An ambitious new BJP minister from South Goa who
accepted a gift for an official favour received a visit from
a party functionary. Acting on instructions from the
To the Lighthouse
BOOK EXCERPT: GOA, LIBERATION AND THEREAFTER
Suresh Kanekar, a
professor in the US,
reminisces of his life
and times in colonial
Goa, including as a
prisoner of conscience
for half a decade.
If you care for Konknni, go by the ground reality...
By Pratap Naik, S.J.
pratapnai...@gmail.com
When the Sahitya Akademi of New Delhi gave recognition to
Konknni there was no mention of the script it was to use, in
the minutes. On 21 November 1981, the Advisory Board for
Konknni, which consiste
Stepping beyond Indian soil: rewind to 1970
"Yeh patloon Englishtani ... Phir bhi dil hai Hindustan"
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These trousers are English ... But even so, my heart is Indian.
By Brenda Rodrigues
brendarodr...@gmail.com
Bandra, Mu
Clearing the Hurdles
The new mining policy and the selective action against only
the small operators sends out the signals that the Manohar
Parrikar government is clearing the field for the big players
in the industry, reports Pamela D'Mello
dmello.pam...@gmail.com (in Herald Review, Goa)
Quote:
Understanding Portuguese writing from the Goa of another century
Priest-scholar Dr Eufemiano
Miranda, from Cortalim and now
in the parish at Chicalim,
explains how his recently-
published book in Portuguese
charts out the contours of Goan
writing in that language.
BOOK EXTRACT: By Eufemiano Miran
A Mapusa that grew out of Gaunsavaddo
--
BOOK EXTRACT: By Domnic P.F. Fernandes
Mapusa was a small sleepy town in Bardêz that grew
from the settlement by the river known as
Gaunsavaddo, and Angodd, but which is now set
aro
story of Kenya, as seen through "eyes that
are neither black nor white."
--
Peter Nazareth (born April 27, 1940) is a Ugandan-born critic
and writer of fiction and drama. His novel set in East
Africa amidst the Goan community is called 'The General is
Up'. He also edi
143,
Fontainhas, Panjim 403001 Goa. Ph +91-832-2226353
An earlier recording of Fr Rego and his work on Konkani
Konkani audio: http://archive.org/details/FrVascoRego
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INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR ON INDO-PORTUGUESE
HISTORY-XIV, NEW DELHI FEB 11-13, 2013
Prof. Pius Malekandathil shares the concept note
for the latest seminar in the ISIPH series, to
begin in New Delhi in the coming week. It will be
attended by some 140 delegates from across the
globe. Emaail: pius.mal
thing on these
days.
Typically, I'll spend the mornings reading, then maybe grab
lunch with a friend or my family or go for a bike ride if the
weather is nice. All in all, though, I keep it pretty
low-key and try to use the day to rest and prepare for the
upcoming week.
Send your feedback and comments to the writer AND to
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When do-gooders are made into villains (Goa Newsletter)
Goa,Politics, Sun, 03 Mar 2013 IANS
Panaji, March 3 (IANS) After duping the state treasury of billions of
rupees, one would think illegal mining would be villain No. 1 for the
Goa government and rapacious mining companies the faces of th
The Pope of Surprises
Fr. J. Loiola Pereira
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Pope Francis has surprised us all... and this is only the
beginning!
The first non-European, the first Jesuit, the first to choose
the name of Francis
And here's another list of firsts (or suprises), which I
compiled, as they ca
CONVERSIONS AND CONVULSIONS: 21ST CENTURY THOUGHTS
Adv. Radharao F.Gracias
graciasradha...@gmail.com
The Portuguese conquered Goa beginning from 1510. The first
decree that Afonso de Albuquerque passed after the conquest
was to ban Sati, the practice of cremating widows, on the
funeral pyres of t
Goa, The Army, and migration
--
Bash on Regardless
Lt. Gen. WAG Pinto, PVSM (Retd)
Pune, March 2011.
Rs 300. Pp 146. March 2011.
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Review by Frederick Noronha
f...@goa-india.org
This book comes from a prominent retired Army-man, "one of our Army's
foremost battlefield commanders", and a sol
Miguel Braganza
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The Goa University's Departments of Portuguese and Botany
bring to you an interesting session on Garcia da Orta's book
with a long title that begins thus: "Coloquios de simples e
drogas " at the Central Library Hall, 1st floor,
Sanskruti Bhavan, Patto
e family friend wrote a touching letter to us ending
with 'He had the same care and respect for the Pope or the
peon. That is always the mark of a truly great man.'
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BOOK EXTRACT
How Much Gold Does a Goan Need?
By FATIMA M NORONHA
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THE GUN, if that is what it was, was held to my
third thoracic vertebra. I did not have the
curiosity to look round into the gunman's face. He
may have noticed my h
kind, ever-loving, Pa.
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Fruit punch: Spiraling costs keep common man away
TNN | May 10, 2013, 02.34 AM IST
Mango Mela today
PANAJI: It is not only the seasonal mango whose prices have
sky-rocketed, but the rising costs of fruits are forcing the
common man to cut them out of his diet.
Goa is heavily dependent on other s
y is going to be the last in
this series, you will see how much I got to love the peoples
of the Northern Frontier of Kenya. Some may be a warlike
tribe, but on the whole, they turned out to be great friends.
--
Mervyn Maciel is author of Bwana Karani
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Bwana-Karani-Mervyn-Ma
say is from PARMAL, the annual journal of the Goa
Heritage Action Group. To join this group's cybernetwork, see
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/goaheritage or email its editor
Prava Rai who is currently working on the next edition
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A POET AND HIS WORK; AN EVENT AND A REVIEW
Brian "Last Bus To Vasco" Mendonca to read poetry at
Calangute, July 22: Coastal North Goa's Calangute will host
the poetry of Goan traveller-poet Brian Mendonca on Saturday
July 22, 2006 at 5 pm.
Delhi-based Brian will read from his debut volume
has
fallen over Mumbai, but when the city eventually sleeps it will do so
secure in the knowledge that its spirit is unbroken, that it is, exactly
like the myth has it, indomitable and undying.
--
Naresh Fernandes is the editor of Time Out Mumbai.
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Frederick
in the corridor.
Man in shorts and blood on a stretcher, wheeled
swiftly into the ICU by plastic-aproned nurses.
Outside as I walk home, the rain eases.
--
Dilip D'Souza is an engineer-turned-journalist, based in the
city of Mumbai, formerly Bombay. He has done pioneering w
e Government of Goa.
Incidentally, Mr Faleiro is organising a conference entitled
"NRIs and Family Values" on July 22, 2006 from 9 am to 5 pm
at the International Centre, Dona Paula. Interested expats
are may get in touch.]
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DOCUMENT: Comptroller and Auditor General's comments on the
Cyberage Student Scheme
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EDUCATION DEPARTMENT: CYBERAGE STUDENTS SCHEME
3.3.1 INTRODUCTION: The State Government had introduced the
"Computer Literacy Programme (CLP)" in all the
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Couldn't dribble death!
By: Ashwin Ferro
July 13, 2006
Sandford Desales
As a formidable midfielder, who often doubled up as an effective
striker, Sandford Desales dribbled past many on the hockey field.
And as a reliable football goa
ese India.
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the dust.
And so came to a close another eventful Friday fair (pun
intentional).
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ave a new rage to resolve
without using a gun.
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llusory,
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American countries including Argentina and Brazil, where I
got 'hitched'. It is nice to go down memory lane.
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reed that it was the rural areas which really needed
some help to cope with accessing official information.
Another citizen suggested that the August 15
upcoming gram sabha meetings could be used as an
occasion to conscientise citizens about their
powers under
in and again, as our youth consume
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ory hands, waiters and
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landlord class to exploit their erstwhile 'subjects' without
Portuguese interference."
Not incidentally, it was sections from these very groups who
have played a determining role in
or reminding us that hope is alive. Good
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Benedict Faria (Class of 1977) is now engagement architect,
for client solutions (communications and media) at Sun
Microsystems Computers at it's Regis House office on London's
King William Street. He wrote this chapter f
rough
his character in King Henry VI: "The first thing we do, let's
kill all the lawyers." Some may still want it this way. If
so, this will be the day that Civilization, as we know it,
will have vanished. And, soon thereafter, humanity will.
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* Goan Observer
* Journalism in Goa blog
* Directory of journalists in Goa
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multi-culturalism and how various regions
of the world has left their mark on this cuisine.
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Dr Fatima da Silva Gracias is a Goa-based historian, who
completed her studies and PhD in Goa. She lectures at Dhempe
College in Panjim, and this
;Polish, very Polish". We might say of
Benedict XVI that he is "German, very German"! [EPW]
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This article was published in the Economic and Political
Weekly September 23, 2006 4013-4016.
Dr Rudolf 'Rudi' He
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a profile at
http://www.indiantelevision.com/special/y2k6/ms_media/lynn.htm
This article was earlier published in the Herald, Goa (Oct
11, 2006) and is reproduced from the blog of the writer, with
permission. It was originally titled 'What ails the animal
welfare movement of Goa?'
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n institute in India.
Thanks to Goanvoice.org.uk for pointing to this link.
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nd has to pay?
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Joe Monteiro is Mumbai-based and writes: "I lived in
Khorjuem, Aldona for the first 17 years of my life and am
very attached to Goa in general and Khorjuem in particular."
Thanks to Cecilia Castelino <[EMAIL P
miniscence. Thanks for asking me to write
the article."
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This article was written in connection with the year-end BMX
reunion in Goa, networking students of Britto's, St Mary's
and St Xavier's.
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