Re: [Goanet] ANA FONTE SPRING TO SHINE WHILE TOLSANZOR IN RUINS

2006-01-25 Thread Jorge/Livia de Abreu Noronha
Hi Gabriel,

Yes, it should have been Fonte Ana. I can't say how and why (and by whom)
it got the name of  Ana Fonte. Maybe there was a lady whose first name was
Ana and surname was Fonte, and that the spring (or rather, fountain) was
named after her.

Similarly, in Tolsanzor (or Torsanzhor as I thought it was) zhor means
fountain or spring, so Tolsanzor spring is a redundance, don't you
think so?

Regards.  -  Jorge

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 --- godfrey gonsalves [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
  The Ana Fonte Spring which will be used essentially
  for children it is hoped will not follow the same
  fate
  of the Tolsanzor spring.

 Why call it spring twice? Fonte in Portuguese, means
 spring. Curiously, shouldn't it be Fonte Ana? Jorge
 (or Constantino) please comment.

 Regards,

 Gabriel de Figueiredo.
 Melbourne - Australia.










Re: [Goanet] ANA FONTE SPRING TO SHINE WHILE TOLSANZOR IN RUINS

2006-01-23 Thread Alfred de Tavares

And, what about officially put up road signs Rua Ouren Road and,
similarly, quite a dozen others in Panjim, Margao ... ?

And, Sé Cathedral Church  thus on official Dept. of tourism issued
brochures ...

Such gems flourish galore!

Alfred



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--- godfrey gonsalves [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
 The Ana Fonte Spring which will be used essentially
 for children it is hoped will not follow the same
 fate
 of the Tolsanzor spring.

Why call it spring twice? Fonte in Portuguese, means
spring. Curiously, shouldn't it be Fonte Ana? Jorge
(or Constantino) please comment.

Regards,

Gabriel de Figueiredo.
Melbourne - Australia.




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[Goanet] ANA FONTE SPRING TO SHINE WHILE TOLSANZOR IN RUINS

2006-01-23 Thread Bosco D'Mello
On Mon Jan 23 03:45:56 2006 PST Gabriel de Figueiredo wrote:

--- godfrey gonsalves [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  The Ana Fonte Spring which will be used essentially
  for children it is hoped will not follow the same
  fate of the Tolsanzor spring.  

 Why call it spring twice? Fonte in Portuguese, means spring.
 Curiously, shouldn't it be Fonte Ana? Jorge (or Constantino)
 please comment.

RESPONSE: Ani Konkannim munta Zor - Tolsan Zor ??

Best - Bosco :-)



Re: [Goanet] ANA FONTE SPRING TO SHINE WHILE TOLSANZOR IN RUINS

2006-01-23 Thread Gabe Menezes
On 23/01/06, Gabriel de Figueiredo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 --- godfrey gonsalves [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
  The Ana Fonte Spring which will be used essentially
  for children it is hoped will not follow the same
  fate
  of the Tolsanzor spring.

 Why call it spring twice? Fonte in Portuguese, means
 spring. Curiously, shouldn't it be Fonte Ana? Jorge
 (or Constantino) please comment.

 Regards,

 Gabriel de Figueiredo.
 Melbourne - Australia.


RESPONSE: This is an anomaly; there is also Monte hill in Margao!
--
May your God be with you.

Gabe Menezes.
London, England



Re: [Goanet] ANA FONTE SPRING TO SHINE WHILE TOLSANZOR IN RUINS

2006-01-23 Thread Gabriel de Figueiredo

--- godfrey gonsalves [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
 The Ana Fonte Spring which will be used essentially
 for children it is hoped will not follow the same
 fate
 of the Tolsanzor spring.  

Why call it spring twice? Fonte in Portuguese, means
spring. Curiously, shouldn't it be Fonte Ana? Jorge
(or Constantino) please comment.

Regards,

Gabriel de Figueiredo.
Melbourne - Australia.



 
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[Goanet] ANA FONTE SPRING TO SHINE WHILE TOLSANZOR IN RUINS

2006-01-22 Thread godfrey gonsalves
While Mr Digamber Kamat MLA Margao and Minister for
Art and Culture in his new avtar now re-doning the
Congress mantle after over 51 months in the BJP  takes
credit for the modernising the Ana Fonte Spring (see
photograph) near the Bernardo Peres da Silva Club
grounds at Margao scheduled  to be inaugurated on 25th
January 2006 by both the Chief Minister and the Deputy
Chief Minister of Goa with  cultural programmes
planned until 26th January 2006 Republic Day, what has
irked citizens of Margao and especially Aquem Alto is
that the spring developed at Government cost at
Tolsanzor Aquem (see picture)is is total neglect when
this writer visited the area.

The area is now being used by migrants some who
defeacate around the premises. The lamps are broken
and water though flows perpetually is misused for
washing anything and everything. None venture to sit
around the long drawn steps and the benches which are
dirty.

In fact it was the ex Chief Minister of Goa Mr Manohar
Parrikar who took credit for the development of this
spring promising a series of springs to be developed
all over Goa under the Department of Tourism.  

But the lackadaisical attitude of successive
Governments towards the Merces spring (polluted by
sewerage discharge from the Military Camp at Bambolim
and the Curca spring (which is polluted due to the
Garbage dump site does not augur well for the revival
of these springs.

It may be noted that if only the gift of nature to
this tiny land Goa is preserved viz;  its hills
mountain range (Sahayadri range) the water falls
springs lakes etc without much ado tourism can
increase multifold and prosper the economy of the
state specially in the hinterlands of Sattari Canacona
and Sanguem.

The Ana Fonte Spring which will be used essentially
for children it is hoped will not follow the same fate
of the Tolsanzor spring.  There is yet another lake at
Fatorda Opp the new Ravindra Bhavan which was on the
cards for development but has suffered neglect.

The Government of Goa has not been enthusiastic in
framing a policy on preservation of all natural
resources and there lies the problem.  Yet another
problem is that the procedures for maintainance are
cumbersome.  There is no allocation of funds for
maintenance and the calling of tender procedures even
to fit a latch results in the ill maintained
structure.

Mr Kamat should therefore address himself to this
aspect and ensure that both the springs in Margao and
the one planned for Fatorda is developed and
maintained.

From the Ana Fonte/Tolsanzor end

Godfrey J I Gonsalves
Borda Margao Goa
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
9822158584


Photos:

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