On Thu, May 27, 2010 at 4:28 AM, Goanet Reader wrote: Suddenly, the politics of protest has changed quite drastically in Goa. Ten to 15 years ago, villagers not wanting the Konkan Railway to pass through their backyard were termed "communal". If the Church took a stand against the impact of mass tourism on Goa, it was seen as deeply suspect. Even campaigns over companies like Metastrips were not taken at face-value.
Your first statement is true. It would be a good idea to educate our
panchayats since they seem to be aroused of late.There are many
important decisions that are within their purview. Protecting all wells
and water bodies, taking care of some of their garbage generation for
recycling, and above all sanitation with better systems of sewage and
waste water recylcling. This would atleast save Goa from going down the
drain.Its important also to have all land holdings computerised and the
tax collections taken care of.
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