Goa is not a physical place for Goans around the world, so the analogy with divorce does not quite work. Goa is not the "former" motherland, it will always be the motherland for many Goans in Bombay, Delhi, Lisbon, UK, etc. The adopted motherland of Australia, Canada, etc. is "adopted".
On Saturday, June 19, 2021, 01:07:29 AM PDT, Edwin/Diana Pinto <eddipi...@gmail.com> wrote: While I can certainly empathize with the nostalgic feelings of expat Goans towards their former motherland, I can't help thinking that it's akin to someone divorcing his or her spouse to marry again, and yet inexplicably maintaining his or her home as a shrine to the divorced one. > Message: 4 > Date: Sat, 19 Jun 2021 03:06:16 +1000 > From: Frankey Fernandes <ndtvfran...@gmail.com> > > 19th June 2021. > Please watch, subscribe and share with your families especially those > living overseas. > https://youtu.be/TfblvF5AKS8
