To make any effort a success, one needs to set UNITED AND ACHIEVABLE GOALS (as the Kerala NRI). PRIOR to the delegation's visit, the groundwork needs to be laid. AT THE VISIT, a clear plan should be developed with a TIME-TABLE FOR ACTION for each issue. AFTER the visit, at REGULAR PERIODS an assessment of the progress needs to be undertaken by individuals who led the efforts. No good result is achieved by sitting back and expecting success. One gets back proportion to the efforts one puts in. Kind Regards, GL
Eugene Correia I was informed by someone here in Dubai about the delegation's visit. Godfrey who pointed out the non-benefit of such a visit. Having attended one Goan NRI meet in Goa two years ago, I am convinced nothing much will be achieved. Kerala NRI meet, and found their main problems relate to cheap flights to Kerala, the job and medical security in the Gulf, and NRI remittances. Some of these have been addressed by the Indian government.
