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RIVALS AND NEIGHBOURS: THE PORTUGUESE AND OTHER EUROPEAN POWERS
By Teotonio R de Souza
AFTER a first century of nearly undisputed mastery
over the western Indian ocean, and after a
sufficiently long spell of prosperity, misfortunes
began falling thick and f
August 25, 2009 - Goanet's 15th Anniversary
Church properties, overlooking the potential
DEVIL'S ADVOCATE/Frederick Noronha
Church pr
August 25, 2009 - Goanet's 15th Anniversary
Musical history in the making
Goa has made immense contributions to Indian music, and a
su
LIFE, AS IT WAS THEN... IN KARACHI
By Lt. Gen. EA Vas, PVSM
I was born on May 15, 1923 in Karachi, a small port with a
cosmopolitan population: a majority of Sindhi Muslims, many
Sindhi Hindus, some Hindus from elsewhere in India, a few
Christians and Parsis, and a sprinkling of Jews.
The Christ
The syncretic tradition of Goan art
Goan art has developed from a universalist tradition that has
defied narrow boundaries of culture and religion.
By Vivek Menezes
vmin...@gmail.com
August 20, 2009 was a proud day for democracy in
India, as our little state of Goa showed the
August 20 - WORLD GOA DAY
Celebrating the inclusion of Konkani in the 8th schedule of the
Indian Constitution on August 20, 1992
For a list of World Goa Day events see:
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Victor Rangel-Ribeiro. Loving Ayesha
World Literature Today, Jan-April, 2004 by Peter Nazareth
New Delhi. HarperCollins India. 2003. 223 pages, ill. Rs250. ISBN 81-7223-446-5
VICTOR RANGEL-RIBEIRO was born in Goa in 1925 and emigrated to the
United States in 1956. A journalist, teacher, music con
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Goanetter Francis Rodrigues (Vasco/Toronto) book launch in
London, England @ the World Goa Day festivities on 15 Aug at 7pm
Details http://www.konkanisongbook.com
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London, England @ the World Goa Day festivities on 15 Aug at 7pm
Details http://www.konkanisongbook.com
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The price of language chauvinism: English education in Goa
BY NISSER DIAS
nisserd...@gmail.com
Goa is said to be one most literate state in the country.
Yet, for almost twenty years now, we are still discussing and
debating the medium of instruction suitable for our children.
This seems to be a c
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Academy) on 9 Aug. 4 pm. U.K. (Staines) on 15 Aug. Canada on
20 Aug and US on 30 Aug. Details http://www.konkaniso
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The Inquisition, a beating stick?
DEVIL's ADVOCATE/Frederick Noronha
There's no point getting defensive about the realities of the
past. But what happens if these 'realities' are not quite
accurate, and, in fact, based on a whole lot of myth?
Goans have long debated the Inquisition. Once again,
NO DYING WITH DIGNITY: WHEN A MINORITY FACES DISCRIMINATION IN GOA
The denial of a kabrastan to
the Muslim community in Salcete
is a violation of the right to
die with dignity, says
VIDYADHAR GADGIL
The kabrastan issue has once again come to the forefront of
public debate in Goa. Hanging fire for
GOVERNMENTS AND SEZS: The great Goan land scam
Goa's land allocation policy to
SEZs has been indicted for
massive irregularities by the
Comptroller and Auditor
General. The list of violations
is more or less a case the
fence eating the crop, finds
out Himanshu Upadhyaya.
30 June 2009 - In an audi
THE PRINTED WORD/A book tour of Goa
Frederick Noronha
On the past weekend, one had the chance to undertake a 'book
tour' of Goa. It was not a 'complete' visit, nor did it end
up at many of the big, deserve-to-be-visited book outlets in
our small State.
But, one did end up running into a number o
Goa Cursed By Its Mineral Wealth
by Emily Bild, Special to CorpWatch
April 23rd, 2009
Cartoon by Khalil Bendib
Set on India's west coast, Goa is renowned as a
beach paradise popular with Indian and foreign
tourists alike. Just a few miles inland from the
qu
The Writing on the Wall: "Goan" Mining in Times of Globalisation
By Vidyadhar Gadgil
Goa's mining sector poses new
environmental challenges under
the sway of globalised capital,
says VIDYADHAR GADGIL
The Rs1,750-crore deal transferring all shares in V S Dempo &
Co Pvt Ltd to Sesa Goa has been gr
ON WHY GOANS MOURN THEIR RECENT PAST (AND PRESENT)... AND OTHER RELATED
ISSUES
Rochelle Pinto,
BETWEEN EMPIRES, Print and Politics in Goa.
Delhi, Oxford University Press, 2007.
299 pp
REVIEWED BY Paulo Varela Gomes
paulovarelago...@gmail.com
'Between Empires. Print and Politics in Goa' is one of
Questions before the Church: the wealth of the religious
By Augusto Pinto
pinto...@gmail.com or ypinto...@yahoo.co.in
Dr. Teotonio De Souza's article "The Political Economy of the
Church" -- see http://bit.ly/fyG7q, and Herald 23-05-2009 --
is a trenchant critique of the Church in Goa. De Souza
s
Goan, be exclusionary
DEVIL'S ADVOCATE/ Frederick Noronha
For a small place like Goa, where we are always short of
critical mass, you would think that every individual counted.
One would have thought that we all would be trying to widen
the circle, involve more people, and be more inclusive.
Inst
Believe it or not: there isn't a true Congressman in Goa
The recent election results are
a mandate for Congress to
inculcate discipline in its
elected representatives, writes
Nisser Dias [nisserd...@gmail.com]
The Indian National Congress has put up a good show at the
2009 Parliamentary elections
Africa, India, trade and a Goan author
THE PRINTED WORD/By Frederick Noronha
Robert S Newman, the anthropologist from Marblehead, MA. who
has written quite a bit on Goa, calls our region "a land of
migration and exile". It has been so for centuries. In some
of his other writings, he has suggested
A wide-angle view of Goa
THE PRINTED PAGE
Parmal, the publication of
the Goa Heritage Action
Group, is out in its
seventh issue. It's a pity
such useful publications
are not read and noticed
more widely, says
FREDERICK NORONHA.
You could blame it on the poor (and not growing) reading
habits of u
IN SEARCH FOR THE FURTADOS... POETS OF PROMINENCE FROM GOA
Writer and translator Augusto Pinto sent in this note
I am looking for information about the poet from Pilerne,
Joseph Furtado. Born 1872; died 1947. Active 1892-1947.
Before asking, I'll let you know what I already know.
Jo
Kharvis, a Bamon and Others
A profile of Damodar Mauzo and
a review of Tsunami Simon [Bimb
Prakashan, Goa, 2009. Rs. 180.]
BY AUGUSTO PINTO
pinto...@gmail.com
A more or less blissful ignorance about each other's cultures
characterises the various peoples who make up Goan society.
As a result Goa
The Goan legacy... living on in Uganda (Esther Namugoji, in New Vision)
PHOTO: Goan Legacy -- Joe
Fernandes of Caltex, Wampewo
Avenue displays a map of Goa
THEY owned bakeries, bars and
contributed significantly to
Uganda's civil service,
education and economy. When
President Idi Amin ordered
Asi
To a time that was: remembering an unusual chef from Raia
By Lesley A. Esteves
les...@outlookindia.com
This spring, a bowl of prawn curry served to me on a quiet
beach in far south Goa brought tears to eyes. Not because the
curry was magnificent, which it was, but because I had made
friends with
Protest is no fun sport
DEVIL'S ADVOCATE / By Frederick Noronha
It's time someone called the bluff of Goan industry. GCCI
chief Nitin Kuncolienkar, otherwise an amiable person in his
own right, is stretching things a bit to far by blaming a
disgusted citizenry for the many protests that have come
WAITING FOR NARAYAN: A STORY FROM THE GOA OF THE PAST
By Tony Fernandes
tonfe...@hotmail.com
Those were the good old days of April sunshine and humidity
in Cumbiem Morod, Guirim, a village not far from Mapusa in
Bardez, Goa. The schools were closed for the summer and I was
looking forward to enjo
Thank You, Podonn
In Memory of Fidelis D'Souza of Pilerne, Goa
[24 April 1962 - 9 April 2009]
I am privileged to speak about Podonn and about what he meant
to me and what he meant to all of us at home. Fidelis was
actually my elder sister Vanessa's godfather, or Podonn, but
for all of us nieces h
THE DOCTOR WITH THE GOLDEN, HEALING TOUCH: CARLOS BARRETO
By Xavier Cota
xc...@sancharnet.in
Hundreds of people who streamed in and out of his residence
and the mass of humanity which overflowed Margao's Holy
Spirit Church for his funeral last month, were a small
testimony to arguably the best or
Remembering Aquino Braganca (b. 6 April 1924), who fought for freedom
of the former Portuguese colonies in Africa. An online tribute
http://aquinobraganca.wordpress.com/ (includes many historical
refer
Remembering Aquino Braganca (b. 6 April 1924), who fought for freedom
of the former Portuguese colonies in Africa. An online tribute
http://aquinobraganca.wordpress.com/ (includes many historical
refer
Remembering Aquino Braganca (b. 6 April 1924), who fought for freedom
of the former Portuguese colonies in Africa. An online tribute
http://aquinobraganca.wordpress.com/ (includes many historical
refer
Remembering Aquino Braganca (b. 6 April 1924), who fought for freedom
of the former Portuguese colonies in Africa. An online tribute
http://aquinobraganca.wordpress.com/ (includes many historical
refer
Remembering Aquino Braganca (b. 6 April 1924), who fought for freedom
of the former Portuguese colonies in Africa. An online tribute
http://aquinobraganca.wordpress.com/ (includes many historical
refer
Remembering Aquino Braganca (b. 6 April 1924), who fought for freedom
of the former Portuguese colonies in Africa. An online tribute
http://aquinobraganca.wordpress.com/ (includes many historical
refer
Whose Blood is This? Mourning the Death of Gregory Fernandes
By R. Benedito Ferrao
12ch...@gmail.com
Our community has long had its share of travelers, migrants,
and a storied diasporic existence, with Goans employed in so
many different capacities the world over. We readily remember
such promine
THE TAILS OF TWO PARTIES
DEVIL'S ADVOCATE/Frederick Noronha
After surveying the
dismal scenario of
Goan politics, the
writer argues that
the State needs
more politics, not
less of it -- but of
a different kind.
ELECTIONS ARE ONCE again round the corner. To be frank, we
citizens don't have a clue
Taking caste seriously: being anti-brahmin is not enough
Jason Keith Fernandes
jason.k.fernan...@gmail.com
It is something of an article of faith in some circles to
place the ills for much that is happening in Goa at the feet
of the Saraswats. These circles indicate that the Saraswats
have always
Ben Antao's market
By Augusto Pinto
pinto...@gmail.com
A profile of Ben Antao and a review of:
Living on the Market
By Ben Antao
Published: 2008
Publisher: Palabras-Press, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Cover Design: Rick McKenna
238 pages, Canadian $ 25.00
In 2008, the Velim-born Ben Antao came out
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Hate speech and the law: can it curb this menace?
By Vidyadhar Gadgil
vgad...@gmail.com
The law has not proven to be
much of a deterrent to those
engaging in communal
propaganda, says VIDYADHAR
GADGIL
The prompt action taken by the Election Commission (EC)
against Varun Gandhi, BJP candidate for
THE PRINTED WORD: Recycling, via second-hand books
Second-hand bookshops
have been playing a
little-noticed role
along the Goan coast,
writes FREDERICK NORONHA.
Are Goans innovators and imitators? Maybe we're a bit of
both, and are quick to grab an opportunity. But credit needs
to be given for a
Saibinn :: A short story by José Lourenço
joseloure...@rediffmail.com
Francis, having just returned from lighting the firecrackers,
stood below his balcão and glowered away. The Saibinn, the
annual ceremony honouring the Queen of Angels, was under way
inside the house, where the hall was packed so
Taking Caste Seriously
Why the Goan Fitna needs a rigorous caste-based analysis
By Jason Keith Fernandes
jason.k.fernan...@gmail.com
Subsequent to the conclusion of the public meeting held on
March 13, 2009 at the Clube National against the Ordinance
amending the Land Acquisition Act, a little gr
Printing in Goa: back to the future
Despite being the first to install a printing press
in India, Goa's progress to print prosperity has
been a slow one. But with industrialisation, it is
now making up for lost time, Noel D'Cunha reports
Goa has a very spec
to leave out the Konkani and Marathi
literature. I really wished I could have read them, or at
least had them in translation.
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'Robber Barons' and Crony Capitalism in Goa
The capitalist class has acquired a complete stranglehold
over Goa, says VIDYADHAR GADGIL
The abominable ordinance recently brought in by the
Goa Government to change the land acquisition law
and save the illegal portion of
Revisiting Baina: a forgotten chapter
Most Goans remained unaware of
it, pretended it didn't exist,
or just thought it was not
"their" problem. But -- till
it was speedily and brutally
demolished -- this squalid and
sleezy underbelly of this
touristic State showed up
another side of Goa.
Bang on
A German falls in love... with Cantaram
What happens when the guys from
the Buena Vista Social Club
take a trip to the Balkans?
Believe it or not, they end up
in Goa. A German lady sound
recordist uncovers this reality
when she ran into the Konkani
'cantaram' (as the popular
form of music, unknown
Schools of controversy
A state which lacks any ability
or attempt to provide the bulk
of its people with productive
jobs, has no right to clip
their wings, educationally.
DEVIL'S ADVOCATE/By Frederick Noronha
It's that time of the year when parents -- mothers
specially -- scu
Crossroads of Religions: Shrines, Mobility and Urban Space in Goa
ALEXANDER HENN
International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, Volume
32.3 September 2008: 658-70 The definitive version is
available at www.blackwell-synergy.com.
Abstract
Wayside shrines -- representing Hindu and Catholi
Hippy Girl
By Chandrakant Keni
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This is a slight reworking of Augusto Pinto's translation of
the late Chandrakant Keni-bab's (arguably) most famous short
story, done for Goa Today in 1991.
Later, it was reproduced in the Jaico
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The doyen of Goan writing in English
Victor Rangel-Ribeiro is a name closely connected
with the resurgence that Goan writing in English
has seen in recent years. An octogenarian, what's
admirable about him is not just the high-energy
levels with wh
This essay was first published way back in 1996, and the
author underlines that his favourite book is Wayne Booth's A
Rhetoric of Irony [http://tinyurl.com/8qd8va]
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By Augusto Pinto
pinto...@gmail.com
"History is the most dangerous
of all the products of the
c
Christmas Story for Our Troubled Times
George Menezes
writer.geo...@gmail.com
There must be hundreds of Hume pipes lying all over Mumbai.
Gigantic concrete ones meant to be used for storm water
drainage into the sea.
They make for BMC forgotten temporary, very temporary housing
for millions of h
THE SCARRING OF GOA
Goa: Sweet Land of Mine by Claude Alvares with Reboni Saha;
Goa Foundation, Mapusa; Pp 92; price not stated
BOOK REVIEW BY MANOHAR SHETTY
Far from the picture-perfect image of Goa, lies another Goa
virtually quarantined away from the milling hordes of
tourists and other beach
Soiled Sons and other Tourist Attractions in Goa
George Menezes
If there was a fear that tourism was going to take a beating in Goa,
think again.
There is too much happening in "amchem" Goa. And the happenings are of
such exciting proportions that it will attract thousands of Indians
and foreign
7;s. He became a civil engineer in the U.S. and
returned to Tanzania after starting his studies for the
priesthood.
I too, had to find out what surprises the 'new world' had to
offer.
--
Mervyn A. Lobo wrote this essay in September 2008. He is
based in Toronto.
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Skin-deep secularism
FREDERICK NORONHA builds a
case to show that 'secular'
campaigners in Goa have their
own religious and even caste
biases.
It may sound provocative, but the 'secular' campaigner in Goa
isn't so secular. Scratch a 'secular' campaigner, and you
would quickly realise that below t
Views from, and about, 20th century Goa
Two books looking
at Goa during
the 20th century
and before made it
to the stands recently,
writes Frederick 'FN' Noronha
in his weekly column on
books from Goa.
Antonio de Noronha of Loutolim was a high court judge, during the
Republican regime of colonial
Death Of A Salesman And Other Elite Ironies
TARUN J TEJPAL
ROHINTON MALOO was shot doing two things he enjoyed immensely. Eating
good food and tossing new ideas. He was among the 13 diners at the
Kandahar, Trident-Oberoi, who were marched out onto the service
staircase, ostensibly as hostages. Bu
Before a single vote is cast... where terrorism touches ballotism
By Frederick Noronha
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The recent election for the Pale assembly by-election in Goa only
confirm a trend we need to be really concerned about. That is, the
results to elections in Goa are increasingly being decided
VP: Enigma Or Enema
By Chhotebhai, SAR NEWS
On the night of November 26, the earth quaked as Mumbai rocked to the
sounds of terrorist gunfire. When Indira Gandhi was assassinated on
October 31, 1984, the ensuing anti-Sikh riots were likened to the
earth shaking when a giant tree fell. This naivet
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A cloud over India's Muslims
The terrorist attacks in Mumbai may be indelibly linked to the
country's Muslims, despite the likelihood of outside influence.
By Martha Nussbaum
November 30, 2008
If, as now se
Friday, November 28, 2008
It would be funny if it weren't scary
1. Someone has started a group in facebook called "Say NO to
terrorism." Its membership is swelling by the minute. Are its members
promising to not indulge in terrorism ("say no to drugs" types)? Or is
the group meant to inform terror
Hotel Taj : icon of whose India?
By Gnani Sankaran
Watching at least four English news channels surfing from one another
during the last 60 hours of terror strike made me feel a terror of
another kind. The terror of assaulting one's mind and sensitivity with
cameras, sound bites and non-stop blab
Mumbai Under Siege (Yoginder Sikand in Islam, Peace and Justice)
Yoginder Sikand
"O ye who believe! stand out firmly for God, as witnesses to fair
dealing, and let not the hatred of others to you make you swerve to
wrong and depart from justice. Be just: that is next to piety: and
fear God. For G
"We've Never Felt Scared," by Naresh Fernandes
Tracking the rich tradition of Jews in India.
As an Indian Christian, I occasionally remind my
Jewish friends that I owe my faith to them. Indian
tradition maintains that a few years after Christ's
death, one of his
The New Republic
Dispatch From An Anxious Mumbai by Naresh Fernandes
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The editor of 'Time Out Mumbai' reports from the surreal
scene of the attacks
--
As columns of smoke rose from the Italianate dome of the Taj
Mahal hotel in downtown Mumbai on Wednesday night, I came
upon a woman standing a
Kowtowing to the Super-Censors
>From Herald, 28 Nov 2008
Vidyadhar Gadgil
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The fiasco at IFFI over a film
by M F Husain highlights the
extent to which the state is in
the thrall of obscurantist
forces, says VIDYADHAR GADGIL
The 'ban' on the screening of the short film 'Through t
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Sophisticated Attacks, but by Whom?
By ALAN COWELL and SOUAD MEKHENNET
Published: November 27, 2008
PARIS — A day after the terror attacks in Mumbai that killed over 100
people, one question
WHEN THE CREW GETS ABANDONED... TALES FROM THE HIGH SEAS
Capt. Norbert Francis Rebello was born and schooled in Mumbai
until he joined the merchant navy in the early 1980s. He has
sailed on various types of ships, finally opting for the oil
tanker fleet. In command of ships for over a decade, he n
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correspondent for Portuguese weekly 'Express' and broadcaster
'Rádio Renascea', and as a columnist for the magazine
'Atlântico'. Constantino is a Portuguese citizen of Goan and
German origin.
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ot;bhaile" will distract us from our
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DEVIL'S ADVOCATE / Trial by Facebook
By Frederick Noronha
All of a sudden, Goans older than 21 are discovering that
there are newer aspects to cyberspace. And, there a moral
panic over this. In a Margao higher secondary, a fight takes
place between two girl students. Someone else captures what
ha
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