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it is true that John looks effeminate in The Last
Supper, this is quite in keeping with other paintings by this
homosexual artist. Indeed, even John the Baptist was
portrayed in a feminine way by Da Vinci. Note that neither
John nor John the Baptist have womanly bodies in these
paintings.
Panjim from space
By Nandkumar Kamat
The Navhind Times
Sitting before my desktop at the Goa University, I can clearly watch on
the screen the whole campus from space, including the tiled roof of our
faculty enclave and all the landmarks.
I can see the shadows of the transmission towers of the
won by the Goan
doctor for his discovery and combat of the bubonic plague in
distant Africa in 1903!
[This article was written some years back, and is being recirculated.
The writer is a Goa-based independent journalist.]
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>From OUTLOOK : http://tinyurl.com/rwg6g
Delhi - Goa - Delhi
I've had friends tell me I'm nuts to walk from a job and profile in
Delhi and traipse to Goa and lessness. Then I've had them say they would
kill to do it. Funny, I've felt similar ambivalence.
SUDEEP CHAKRAVARTI
I stood knee deep in
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Konknni Kendr.
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ong the first) who opted to shift back to Goa
after nearly three decades abroad. He lives and works out of
Campal in Panjim, mostly writing and understanding the
heritage that earlier generations migrated away from.
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Below is a statement from the Diocesan Centre For Social Communications
Media on Saturday's murder of the parish priest of Macasana:
We are deeply pained and anguished at the cold blooded murder of our
diocesan priest Fr. Eusebio Ferrao. He was found murdered in his parish
residence on 18th mornin
sn't look at
the law book but looks at his political master before he
lifts his lathi or presses his trigger. If we want peace and
justice, then we need to have a police force which is devoid
of any kind of interest.
Feedback to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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or Women, Goa. This essay was first
published in PARMAL, the annual journal of the Goa Heritage
Action Group, under the title 'Painting The Town Red', from
where it is being reprinted with permission. PARMAL is an
easily-recommedable buy, priced at Rs 100. and can be
purchased from the G
ulprits. Also sought is the right of the
Guddemol Muslims to resume prayers stopped by the
local police, and providing them with land (which
they will buy) to build a mosque.
Goanet's Vidyadhar Gadgil, campaigner Arun Pandey, GT
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would even come on long stints, and stay for 2-3 months.
Lately because I'm doing work all over India, my trips have
become less," says he.
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, write on the issues that are close
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Xavier's in Mapusa and was in the scouting movement in the
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of incredible naivete and anachronic idealism, unadjusted to
modern, pragmatic realism where the only thing that really
matters is rapid material progress, feverish industrial
activity producing more and more wealth, drowning in rivers
of money...all other values be da
ail correspondence, 31 January
1998
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Ali, B. Sheik
Goa wins freedom. Bambolim, Goa: Goa University, 1986
(Has article 'Role of Press in the Freedom Struggle in
Goa,' by P D Xavier)
Brito Aranha, Pedro Wenceslau de, 1833-1914
Subsidios para a historia do jornalismo
d like to remove the garbage
and the filth and work to conserve certain areas. Maybe in Goa... I
don't know.
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Goa Sudharop is at http://www.goasudharop.org (do take a look at their
special listing of non-profit and non-government
uza, from Bastora (Bardez) and
working in Kuwait, is an active member of Goanet, and
attributes his interest in the written word, in large part,
to the library at his old school, St Britto's at Mapusa.
Britto's alumni network is in cyberspace at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/britto Many other schools in
Goa ar
thin India.
All of which will also add value to 'Destination Goa'.
Finally, like in Switzerland, things will become so
expensive, it will no longer be possible for Goans to afford
living in Goa and some of us may have to move to Maharashtra
or Karnataka, as is also already happening.
JOSEPH
onal, who studied in Goa (St Britto's Mapusa
and Government Polytechnic, Panjim) before shifting to the
Far East. He was one of the very early batches to get
involved with the field of computing in Goa, and has been
doing Goa proud with his work in Singapore.
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studied at the prestigious National Law School of India in
Bangalore, and spent time in Europe. Now back in Goa, apart
from other things, he spends time contemplating the riddles
and mysteries of understanding the complex reality of this
tiny r
FAR BETTER, FAR WORSE: ON PLANNING A WEDDING AND MORE IN GOA
Go ahead, plan a grand marriage, but plan
the finances in advance, to make the big
day truly memorable, writes CEDRIC SILVEIRA
Susan and Vivek got recently married in the grandest of
fashions. Reception at a five-star hotel, a list of i
TIATR REVIEW: Ulhas Tari shines in Dhoni
By Willy Goes
Ulhas Tari, in the role of Joywin, was a shining star in
Roseferns' Non-Stop Tiatr Dhoni (Owner). His heart-rending
display of emotions on stage captured the hearts of the
audience. He played the role of a person who, after
expressing his unc
nion.
There is nothing to fear from Brown or Da Vinci. What we
should be afraid of is our own ignorance.
The author is the former National President of the All India
Catholic Union, and Founder Secretary of the Manav Sadhbhav
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STARTING YOUNG: All that Sarfraz
By Reema Kamat
"Money-making was always very alluring, to whom is it not? In
fact my first business venture was in the 11th, when a couple
of my friends and I decided to put up a stall at the Seafood
Festival. We borrowed the capital from our fathers, rented
the
GOA'S HEATED REAL ESTATE DRAWS BOTH BUYERS AND IRE
By Pamela D'Mello
asianage at sancharnet.in
Panaji (GOA): As real estate in this popular tourist paradise
gets increasingly snapped up by foreign and domestic buyers
-- steadily skewing traditional ownership patterns
-- the rumblings of disconten
n or helping out with activities are welcomed with an
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of the country.
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impressive.
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one of the few skilled translators of Konkani works into English, and his
translations have earned him praise from Konkani writers like Damodar Mauzo.
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DO YOU FEEL THE CHILL NEAR SANGOLDA? OR, WHY GOA NEEDS TO RE-PLANT TREES
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SOMEWHERE AMONG THE SHRINKING TREES: In a shrinking world, even the
size of trees is decreasing. Gigantic trees, which stretched into the sky
and shaded us from the scorching sun, are be
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corruption and communalism will continue. In the 21st century, in a
knowledge society, where people are informed and enlightened about
governance, we cannot leave governance to politicians. (***)
This article was written prior to the elections results,
I closed
them. I covered his body with a sheet and stepping out, donned my cassock
again.
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Translated from the original Angvonn from Damodar Mauzo's collection of
Konkani Short Stories Zagrannam by Xavier Cota, The story was tele-cast on
Doorda
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Speaker of the Goa assembly), has long been associated with the field of
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of other popular cultural products he has catalysed over the last three
decades.
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official and former advisor to the Governor of Goa. She can be contacted via
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Humanities of the United States; this paper was produced with
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GOA'S ROQUE PROMOTED AS SAI DIRECTOR
>From Jal Khambhata in New Delhi
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NEW DELHI: Roque Dias, a former Goa's Director of Sports and Youth
Affairs, was on Thursday promoted as the full-fledged director of the
Sports Authority of India (SAI) under the Union Ministry of Youth Affa
go, but artists often have
a visionary knack for solemn, meaningful, prophecy. This international
E-bay auction reminds us just how perilously far gone we are.
Today Goencho Saib, tomorrow Avo and Grandpa. What kind of Goa are we
going to leave for future generations?
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The Frommer's Perspective
by V. M. de Malar
Last Friday's column was inadvertently cut short, just where we were
about to take a look at Goa through the prism of Frommer's travel
guide.
It's a mainstream American publication that caters to those with lots
of cash and healthy respect for luxurio
ghlighting
issues related to communalism in the past decade is
particularly noteworthy. He has been educated both in
Portugal and India. Contact: loksevagoa at rediffmail.com
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HALMAN P PEREIRA is a lawyer based in Vasco da Gama, and has
long been a student activist. He is the son of Goa's
prominent trade union leader of the 'sixties Gerard Pereira
and freedom fighter Dr Luisa Pereira. This essay was
published in the HARBOUR TIMES, a publication brought out by
B
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is currently retired and lives in Carona in Aldona, Goa.
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Cornel DaCosta, PhD, is an author, consultant and specialist
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January 5, 2006. The weblink for On Thin Ice is
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different meanings).
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many readings, none of which repeats another. Therefore, when
you read the book you may understand the text in a totally
different way than I have und
ave decided
to agitate, and when they have taken up a cause, they really
put their heart into it. The third thing would be Goa being
small, it would be more easy to manage a network among
panchayats.
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; but that's just what the
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ystems.
* Flexible in its planning to cater for expansion and
change.
* Modern, and uses state of the art technology.
* Visually interesting with wonderful streetscapes,
unfolding views, surprises, vistas.
* Urban in character.
* Inspired by the region.
* Meant primarily for people, the services and traffic
being secondary. Ser
DRAFT REGIONAL PLAN (DRP) OF THE REVISED REGIONAL PLAN OF GOA
2011 ... SOME COMMENTS AND ISSUES OF CONCERN.
[This is the full-text of the note sent by the Council for
Social Justice and Peace, CSJP, at the Archbishop's House,
Altinho, Panjim to the chief minister, cabinet ministers and
all legisl
ed, brain-dead, model that has wrecked too many beautiful places
around the world already. If there could possibly be an upside to something as
scary as the avian flu, it lies here; let it be an airborne reality check for
those who will engineer the future of Goan tourism. (ENDS)
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your writing quest, provided you're willing to put in your
part of the work.
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who writes on issues both within and beyond Goa. Email
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DANCING IS MY PASSION, LET IT NOT BE A BURDEN -- JASON
He definitely fits the bill -- luminous eyes and hands that gesture
with a dancer's grace. He is Goa's dance idol, getting scores of
eager students to thump, bump, and grand to dance rhythms. His
electric presen
GOAN OPPORTUNISM, THY NAME IS UGDP: UNDERSTANDING THE SCENE NATIONWIDE
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GOA'S NUMBER ONE ON TWO WHEELS: BE POSITIVE, HAVE FAITH FOR SUCCESS
Meet Goa's rider Number 1. Fidel Furtado of Raia, Salcete, is a determined
rider and a maniac on two wheels. He practices on his own private racing
track -- there's no permanent racing track in Goa yet.
At 33, this Science graduate
e Indians have
still not learnt to have a good time, except on the sly.
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College of Arts and Science at Miramar, Panjim, where her patience and
spirit has impressed a large number of her students.
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Pope John Paul II Testament
VATICAN CITY, April 7, 2005 -- Here is the text of Pope John Paul II's
testament, released by the Vatican today in the early afternoon Rome time.
There is a suggestion in the letter that the Pope considered resigning in
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writings from remote and un-covered pockets of Goa, and for his focus on
conservation issues. He has received a fellowship to study water concerns in
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journalist based in Mumbai,
where she has worked and freelanced for a number of prominent publications,
including the Times of India. Of Goan origin, her home is in the AVC belt of
Salcete, and she is currently member of the editorial board of the
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to his
birthday party and share some sorpotel and vindaloo recipes as
the celebration wouldn’t be a celebration with them, especially
with him being so far away from home. This led me to reflect on
the importance of food and consider writing something for Goanet
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unity
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-hand report of her visit to the model Village
Panchayat of Kuthumbakkam in Tamil Nadu.
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been both translated and also telecast over the Doordarshan
state-run TV network.
Mauzo's recently translated-into-English and Sahitya
Academi-published hardbound book 'Karmelin' (Rs 125, 2004, ISBN
81-260-1918-2) is available for sale in Goa (at Broadways and
elsewhere)
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: The writer Zoe Ackah is editor of 'The Epoch Times', a
Canadian publication, where this review was published.
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Whichever side of the political divide you stand on,
these films reflect an interesting period of history.
Priced at the equivalent of a little over two dollars,
it's something worth adding to your collection. These
films also underline why it's important to have
amme of the Centre for the Study of
Developing Societies. This article was first published in
Seminar magazine, November 2004). It was also reproduced in
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A Kind of Absence: Life in the
Shadows of History, Yuganta Press, Connecticut, 1997.
2. Joao da Veiga Coutinho, Uma espécie de ausLncia, Cotovia,
Fundacao Oriente, Lisboa, 2000.
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fice, Journalist Colony, Bardez, Goa. It can be contacted on
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