[Goanet] FAULTY ROOF ENDANGERS NEW BUILDING OF HIGH COURT AT GOA.

[Aires Rodrigues]

Finally, Goa’s highest Temple of Justice will start functioning from
tomorrow at the new premises in Porvorim.

Surprisingly our High Court building has been designed like the Gujarat
High Court and has no sloping roof. This may be impractical and
inappropriate in view of the very heavy rainfall Goa gets. Experts opine
that this flat roof will start leaking in a year or two.

With a lot of taxpayer’s money having been spent on our new High Court
building, the Goa State Infrastructure Development Corporation (GSIDC)
should have planned our High Court for it to withstand and endure for
decades to come the heavy monsoons that lash our State.

But the GSIDC is known for its very substandard projects. A glaring example
is the prestigious Atal Setu Bridge across the Mandovi. We were assured it
would last over a century but has developed huge craters on the bridge in
the second year itself.

Instead of being just another concrete structure it would have been so
appropriate if our new High Court building could have reflected the facets
of Goan Architecture. It could have symbolically established the continuity
of the old buildings where our High court began its working, first from the
old Judicial Commissioners Court in the city and then to the current old
Lyceum complex at Altinho.

The legacy of Goa’s rich history in the field of Judicial and Legal
services should have been placed in a better context for posterity. There
was room to plan and design our High Court with a Goan centric finesse. But
let us now live with this missed opportunity.

Adv. Aires Rodrigues

C/G-2, Shopping Complex

Ribandar Retreat

Ribandar – Goa – 403006

Mobile No: 9822684372

Office Tel  No: (0832) 2444012

Email: airesrodrigu...@gmail.com



You can also reach me on

Facebook.com/ AiresRodrigues

Twitter@rodrigues_aires

www.airesrodrigues.in

[Goanet] Bone setters vs orthopedics.

[eric pinto]

Severed nerves : no remedy.Severed vessels, usually detected when too late to 
halt gangrene and loss of a limb.I saw bone sepsis amputations of a young 
Aldoncar go from the wrist to the elbow, over a few years.   Bone surgeons 
should not play fire fighters. My Parsi companion had trained in England and 
returnedwith the FRCS.  He died when an airconditioner ignited in his  
Altamount Road flat.

Re: [Goanet] [Goanet-News] Violene against young women... and unsorted crime in Goa (Adv Fr Michael Fernandes)

[Jo Birkmeyer]

Appears this article was censored. It’s no longer available to read.
Jo


Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPhone


On Sunday, August 15, 2021, 6:23 AM, Goanet News  wrote:

Priest-lawyer Michael Fernandes offers an insight into the trail of cases
of violence against young women and others... staying unresolved or closed
with glib explanations.
https://tinyurl.com/yhdsbzbx

Re: [Goanet] FORTHCOMING: Valmiki Faleiro's writing on Goa, 1961

[Roland Francis]

One would have to be a fool not to read what Valmiki writes.

Roland.
Toronto.


> On Aug 15, 2021, at 4:03 AM, Goanet News  wrote:
> 
> Hope you will enjoy reading the 1961 story as much as I enjoyed researching
> and writing it!

[Goanet] Schedule for Monday 16th August 2021

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Schedule for  Monday 16th August 2021

12:00 AM
Rosary - Joyful Mysteries

12:23 AM
Tagore's (and our) prayer for India - Nicholas D'Souza

12:49 AM
Angelus - English

12:51 AM
Bhokti Lharam - Bhag 9

12:57 AM
Hymns - Fr Agnel H.S. Pilar

1:00 AM
Mass in Konkani for Sunday

2:00 AM
Saibinnichi Ruzai - Sontosache Mister

2:26 PM
Devacha Utor - 1 Timotak - Avesvor 6 - Vachpi Orlando D'Souza

2:36 AM
A Call to Grow in Commitment - Talk by Savio Mascarenhas

3:45 AM
Bhurgeanlem Angonn - Bhag 5

3:48 AM
Career Guidance -Indian Navy

4:24 AM
Short Film - Kurpa Mog - Fr Freddy Lobo

4:28 AM
Assumption of Mary into Glory - Fr Nigel Alphonso sj

4:48 AM
Blessed to have a Royal Mother - Maria Ana da Costa

5:12 AM
Song - Nhespak Man - Josephine Dias

5:17 AM
Pastoral Letter 2021-22 - Talk in Konkani- Fr Saturnino Colaco

5:42 AM
Hymn -Keep up the Faith - Cassini Suiam sj

5:46 AM
Bhogsonnem - Talk by Orlando D'Souza

6:17 AM
Ximpientlim Motiam - Bhag 39 - Gay ani Vag - Fr. Pratap Naik sj

6:25 AM
Youthopia - Benzer Fernandes - Teatrist interviewed by Sammy Coelho

6:49 AM
Novena Prayer to St Joseph Vaz

6:51 AM
Testimony (Konkani)  - Violet Menezes

6:57 AM
Sokalchem Magnnem  -  Monday Wk 2 & 4

7:00 AM
Live Mass from Sancoale

7:45 AM
Morning Prayer  - Monday Wk 2 & 4

7:50 AM
Bhajans 4

8:13 AM
Seeking Jesus - A Talk by Gourish Naik

9:12 AM
Devacha Utor - 1 Timotak - Avesvor 6 - Vachpi Orlando D'Souza

9:21 AM
Marriage and Family - Fr Diogo Fernandes msfs

9:51 AM
The Dangers of an unforgiving heart - Edmund Antao

10:18 AM
Talk - Standing up for the Truth - Alfwold SIlveira

10:47 AM
Falling in Love - Media Lies - Hosted by Judie D'Cunha

11:14 AM
Bhurgeanlem Angonn - Bhag 4

11:18 AM
Intercessions - English

11:30 AM
Mass in English from Cruz Milagres

12:15 PM
Tagore's (and our) prayer for India - Nicholas D'Souza

12:43 PM
Pastoral Letter 2021-22 - Talk in Konkani- Fr Saturnino Colaco

1:08 PM
With the Father's Heart - A talk by Fr Aleixo Menezes

1:34 PM
In Praise of our Blessed Mother - Daughters of St. Paul

2:01 PM
Jezu - Bhakitant ani Itihasant - Talk by Adv. F.E. Noronha

2:30 PM
Blessed to have a Royal Mother - Maria Ana da Costa

2:54 PM
Gaddie-Vahonan Vechea Vellar Bhagevont Zuze Vazache Mozotin Magnnem

2:58 PM
Wealth out of Waste - Flower Making

3:22 PM
Pray for Goa -1

3:30 PM
Deivik Kaklutichi Magnneam

3:40 PM
Documentary on Goa Police - DCLA

3:55 PM
Pray for Goa  -2

4:00 PM
Rosary - Joyful Mysteries

4:24 PM
Angelus - English

4:26 PM
Poem - Bhukeleank Jevonn by Sandhya Fernandes

4:30 PM
Senior Citizens Exercises - 16

4:56 PM
Hymn - Sacred Heart - Brian Colaco

5:00 PM
Praise and Worship -   Magno Menezes - SJVRC

5:30 PM
Jivo Ani Amchea Ek Charan - Fr Emidio Pinto

6:00 PM
Aimorechen Magnnem

6:05 PM
Psalms  40 - Read by Alfwold Silveira

6:10 PM
Song - Upkari Padrinche - Myran Travasso

6:15 PM
Prayer while travelling  -  St Joseph Vaz

6:19 PM
Intercessions - Konkani

6:30 PM
Mass in Konkani from Sancoale Church

7:15 PM
Building Confidence - A talk by Ankitta do Rego

7:25 PM
Our Father - Telegu

7:30 PM
Saibinnichi Ruzai - Sontosache Mister

7:56 PM
Couples Prayer - English

8:00 PM
Holiness in the Pauline Family - Blessed Timothy Giccardo - A talk by Sr.
Flora Fernandes, Daughters of St. Paul

8:16 PM
Tell Me a Story  - Eps 36 - Moses Leaves Egypt

8:23 PM
The Church - The Body of Christ - Dr Sarita Nazareth

8:53 PM
Atmik Margdorxon - Ek Niyall 1 - Br. Malvino Alfonso OCD

9:00 PM
Adoration - Prudence - SJVRC

9:30 PM
Ratchem Magnem

9:47 PM
Devacha Utor - 2 Timotak - Avesvor 1 - Vachpi Orlando D'Souza

9:56 PM
Comedy - Night School - Meena Goes, Julius Mesquita - 3rd Anniv

10:05 PM
Love, Marriage, Sex - Talk by Colin Calmiano

11:08 PM
Health Matters  - Arthritis - Dr Zelio D'Mello

11:36 PM
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[Goanet] Dr Maria Lourdes Bravo da Costa Rodrigues,

[Adolfo Mascarenhas]

Dear Fred
Greeting from Tanzania
Could you put me in touch with Dr Maria Lourdes Bravo da Costa Rodrigues,
As you know my Ancestral Home is in Quepem.  I am particularly interested
in helping this college in my Home town. I would be most grateful if you
could send me her contact email,  By sheer coincidence my interest started
is on Food and Famines in Tanzania but also globally

As you know a certain individual residing in an Imperial country  diverted
our attention because this individual was obsessed against Pope Francis
and our pleas  to have St Joseph Vaz as the Patron Saint of Fighting the
Pandemics   Here in Tanzania the issue of food is coming to the forefront
but some myopic political decision  are interfering with the obvious
natural security  .yes we are heading towards surplus, in several crops
ranging from YFSweet Potatoes, bananas more than 200 varieties, maize,
avocados etc   For some time we have been helping countries, like Sudab and
Kenya with our surpluses etc etc

There is a huge scope for a Goan Approach to food

Grandolfo

are

[Goanet] GOA 1961: LIBERATED OR CONQUERED?

[Bernado Colaco]

 After 60 years the dadagiri continues like the incident on Sao Jacinto island 
today.
BC


On 18 December 1961, India?s armed forces marched into Goa, Daman and Diu
and, in a virtually bloodless operation lasting some 36 hours, ended the
Portuguese rule of 451 years.

Was Goa ?liberated? or was it ?conquered??

T*  

[Goanet] National flag hoisting at St Jacinto Island Goa

[Yahoo!Mail]

Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android 
 
   
  15.08.2021Hon ble CM of Goa.
Sub : National Flag hoisting...at St Jacinto Island.
Respected Sir.
Your reported outburst calling the villagers as anti nationals for initially 
not permitting hoisting the national flag on the island by Navy  was in the 
humble opinion of  native Goans an impulsive outburst at best...and good that 
it was corrected by you in time.
Fortunately better communucations between the Defence personnel and the 
villagers of this Island put an end to the controversy. 
Having had native Goans both as Chief of Army Gen Sunith Rodrigues and Raksha 
Mantri late Mr Manohar G Parrikar..besides several others in the armed forces 
to date native Goans can  never ever be branded as anti nationals and 
definitely not after 19.12.1961 having joined the Union of India.
But if there is any  bitterness or underlying suspicion of the acts of the 
Defence Forces it stems mainly from the fact that the Navy have not in the past 
 honored the order of Collector South Goa District both dated 43/1/87/Rev/  dt 
08.12.1987 and 26.07.1989.on transfer of the 360075 ha land in survey Nos 1.2.3 
of Canacona taluka..in Goa to allow on the Anjediva  island the celebration 
of customary feast of St Francis de Assisi on 4th Oct  and Feast of Our Lady of 
Speings ..Nossa Senhora de Brotas on 2nd February every year.
The last time these celebrations were permitted was on  02.02.2004 and Feast of 
St Francis de Assis 4th Oct never allowed as the Chapel has been barricaded and 
declared out of bounds  then onwards..
CM late  Parrikar had donated towards repairs of  the Church on the Island 
Rs.25000 at the request of this writer.
Later as Defence Minister Late Parrikar  had got the ASI Hubbali division  to 
repair the Church the  Fort  a pre Liberation Canon lying there in 2017 ..
But till this date the Navy does not permit celebration of the two customary  
feasts  
In fact while 4th Dec is celeberated as Navy Day and all Indians are permitted 
access to the Sea Bird establishment Naval vessels with due security conditions 
the reason for adopting a dual policy towards these public oriented events viz 
the customary  Feasts celebration   not being allowed  on the grounds of Naval 
exercises being carried out at the base is baffling. 
Govt of Goa should now take up the matter with the Naval authorities forthwith 
and in right earnest get them to honor these terms to bridge the distrust 
betweenNaval authorities and Goans at large as ..the religious sentiments have 
been hurt for far too long since 4 Oct 2004 to date.
Trust this will clear the well averted situation on the island and bring out 
the traditional bonhomie of indigenous Goan natives  known worldwide.
Warm regards on the 75th Independence Day

Sincerely yours.
Godfrey JI GonsalvesCyberjourno social activist Borda Margao Goa+91 9822158584 
(24 hrs)gonsalvesgodfre...@yahoo.co.in  

Re: [Goanet] FORTHCOMING: Valmiki Faleiro's writing on Goa, 1961

[Oscar Carmino Lobo]

Bloodless ?



On Sun, 15 Aug. 2021, 6:04 pm Goanet News,  wrote:

> GOA 1961: LIBERATED OR CONQUERED?
>
> On 18 December 1961, India’s armed forces marched into Goa, Daman and Diu
> and, in a virtually bloodless operation lasting some 36 hours, ended the
> Portuguese rule of 451 years.
>
> Was Goa ‘liberated’ or was it ‘conquered’?
>
> The question still befuddles many. The subject is, generally speaking,
> sparsely understood at best and misunderstood at worst. Being the 60th
> anniversary of the event, I decided to share, in about 60 easily readable
> installments, one every Sunday beginning the next, the full story – the
> background, diplomacy, arguments, the run up, the buildup, the actual
> military operation, and its aftermath in Goa, within India and
> internationally.
>
> This 1961 event is serialised from a revised (and as yet unpublished)
> chapter called ‘The Wars’ from my book, ‘Patriotism In Action: Goans in
> India’s Defence Services’ first published in 2010 and now being readied for
> a final edition. The chapter on wars seeks to bring out the little known
> fact that Goan Officers were there in practically every military op in
> post-1947 India – 1947/48 J&K Ops, 1961 Goa Ops (there were 14 Goan
> Officers from the Army, Navy and Air Force in Vijay-1), 1962 China
> Conflict, 1965 Indo-Pak War, 1971 Indo-Pak (Bangladesh) War, 1999 Vijay-2
> (Kargil), besides a host of other ops like defending Siachen, IPKF Sri
> Lanka, UN Peacekeeping, counter insurgency and cross border terrorism –
> Goans were there in each and every one of them, some laying down their
> lives.
>
> Beginning next Sunday, 22 August 2021, the story of Goa 1961 will appear
> weekly in the local Marathi language daily newspaper ‘Gomantak’ and
> simultaneously, in English, at Facebook, Goa-centric mail lists and
> Whatsapp. (Please do remember that formatting is lost at FB and WA, and
> reformatting would be a bore!)
>
> Feel free to share. But, since this is as yet unpublished work, please do
> NOT delete the attribution that appears at the foot of every instalment.
>
> In case of any comments/queries that you would like me to read, please
> email me at, valmikif at gmail dot com.
>
> Hope you will enjoy reading the 1961 story as much as I enjoyed researching
> and writing it!
>
> 15 August 2021
>  -Valmiki Faleiro
>

[Goanet] Violene against young women... and unsorted crime in Goa (Adv Fr Michael Fernandes)

[Goanet News]

Priest-lawyer Michael Fernandes offers an insight into the trail of cases
of violence against young women and others... staying unresolved or closed
with glib explanations.
https://tinyurl.com/yhdsbzbx

Re: [Goanet] India@75: Country celebrates success amid challenges (Anish Esteves)

[Anish Esteves]

 Today, 15th August marks the 75th year of India’s Independence from
British Rule. The theme of this Independence day is ‘Nation First, Always
First’.

   While the fight for Independence was a long and arduous task, India has
made great strides over the past few decades. However, with challenges
ranging from the raging pandemic to a sinking economy, and from the climate
crisis to the degeneration of Indian democracy (Read ‘Electoral
Autocracy’), the road ahead lies bumpy and full of challenges.

   However, it is easy to focus only on the negative aspects. There are
positive sides too.

   So, I asked a few prominent people about what they thought was India's
biggest 'Achievement' as it celebrates its 75th Independence Day:

   Here are some of them:

   *Clyde Crasto, NCP Spokesperson* : "Information Technology".

  * Damodar Mauzo, Konkani Novelist and Sahitya Akademi Award winner*:
"Railway network, the Green Revolution and Operation (Milk) Flood (also
called white revolution)".

   *Avirook Sen, Journalist and Author of 'Aarushi, 2015'*: "Our greatest
achievement is our shared understanding that everyone who grows a beard is
not Rabindranath Tagore".

   *Eugenio Viassa Monteiro, Author of 'The Rise of India' and co-founder
of the prominent Portuguese business school, the AESE*: "For me, it is the
mastering of IT and the fabulous pool of IT Scientists India prepared."

   Overall, India has evolved into a vibrant democracy over the years and
has achieved important milestones. However, a lot needs to be done in
future. Besides, a reduction in divisions based on caste, creed and
religion will go a long way in helping India’s cause.

   Wishing you a Very Happy Independence Day!!!


Anish

Re: [Goanet] [Goanet-News] FORTHCOMING: Valmiki Faleiro's writing on Goa, 1961

[Jacinta Noronha]

Look forward to reading it

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From: Goanet-News  on behalf of Goanet 
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Sent: Sunday, August 15, 2021 9:03:48 AM
To: Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994! 
Subject: [Goanet-News] FORTHCOMING: Valmiki Faleiro's writing on Goa, 1961

GOA 1961: LIBERATED OR CONQUERED?

On 18 December 1961, India’s armed forces marched into Goa, Daman and Diu
and, in a virtually bloodless operation lasting some 36 hours, ended the
Portuguese rule of 451 years.

Was Goa ‘liberated’ or was it ‘conquered’?

The question still befuddles many. The subject is, generally speaking,
sparsely understood at best and misunderstood at worst. Being the 60th
anniversary of the event, I decided to share, in about 60 easily readable
installments, one every Sunday beginning the next, the full story – the
background, diplomacy, arguments, the run up, the buildup, the actual
military operation, and its aftermath in Goa, within India and
internationally.

This 1961 event is serialised from a revised (and as yet unpublished)
chapter called ‘The Wars’ from my book, ‘Patriotism In Action: Goans in
India’s Defence Services’ first published in 2010 and now being readied for
a final edition. The chapter on wars seeks to bring out the little known
fact that Goan Officers were there in practically every military op in
post-1947 India – 1947/48 J&K Ops, 1961 Goa Ops (there were 14 Goan
Officers from the Army, Navy and Air Force in Vijay-1), 1962 China
Conflict, 1965 Indo-Pak War, 1971 Indo-Pak (Bangladesh) War, 1999 Vijay-2
(Kargil), besides a host of other ops like defending Siachen, IPKF Sri
Lanka, UN Peacekeeping, counter insurgency and cross border terrorism –
Goans were there in each and every one of them, some laying down their
lives.

Beginning next Sunday, 22 August 2021, the story of Goa 1961 will appear
weekly in the local Marathi language daily newspaper ‘Gomantak’ and
simultaneously, in English, at Facebook, Goa-centric mail lists and
Whatsapp. (Please do remember that formatting is lost at FB and WA, and
reformatting would be a bore!)

Feel free to share. But, since this is as yet unpublished work, please do
NOT delete the attribution that appears at the foot of every instalment.

In case of any comments/queries that you would like me to read, please
email me at, valmikif at gmail dot com.

Hope you will enjoy reading the 1961 story as much as I enjoyed researching
and writing it!

15 August 2021
 -Valmiki Faleiro

[Goanet] Revelations From the US Census

[Adolfo Mascarenhas]

Message: 3 Date: Fri, 13 Aug 2021 13:39:40 -0400
From: Roland Francis 
To: goa...@goanet.org
Subject: [Goanet] The 2020 US Population Report



Your Message-ID: <00649fe0-485b-4c4b-a6b2-288feeb7a...@gmail.com> was of
great interest to me Professionally. as a Goan, a couple of University
friends are currently involved in assisting the Government for the first
Digital Census of Tanzania.


Professionally, I found myself introducing ideas which I learnt during my
field work in California and modifying it for local conditions. My
colleague from East Anglia and myself trained University Colleagues  Staff
in the Geography Department and BRALUP then  trained all the teachers who
in turn would train thousands of census enumerators etc in all the 15
Regions of Tanzania .  Producing Census statistics is one
thing...interpreting it is something so different ...so BRALUP / IRA went
ahead and fellows wrote about Rate of Growth, Urbanization etc etc ...Soon
we were training Demographers with staff from Egypt, USA, UK India and
within a decade had a core of Tanzanian Professors, who were trained mostly
in the US...Thanks to the Rockefeller Foundations

In the 1970's computers  came in ..there was a hurdle .some Minister
objected to the use of Computers.persuading officials require
information ..here is where a Goan friend gave me some
interesting information to make my task easier.


That aside most interesting were the points you highlighted.

You highlighted very interesting observations in the latest once a decade
US population survey, some of which we knew but some we didn?t.

 1. The whites are now less than half the population.

2. They are still the single prevailing race but not in California, the
most dense US State.
3. The Asians and Latinos are growing 4 times faster than the national
average.
4. The mixed identity population is now more than a tenth of the total
people.

5. Blacks are outnumbered as the single biggest minority race.

6. The country has a very low young population.



>From the Associated Press By comparison, the non-Hispanic growth rate over
the decade was 4.3%. The Hispanic share of the U.S. population grew to
18.7% of the U.S. population, up from 16.3% in 2010.



The 2020 Census confirmed what we have known for years ? the future of the
country is Latino,? said Arturo Vargas, CEO of the National Association of
Latino Elected and Appointed Officials Educational Fund.


Most interesting was the fact that

First The Whites were no longer a majority

Second, that the Hsipanic Population and the Black s dominate

Thirdly that California and not New York has the highest PD.


This means that one day SPANLISH may be the language of USA

India and China Africa will be be "pure" ...if in Tanzania alone we have
157 tribal communities where does the notion of Purity come in


I will have to consult my uncle in Mars whether I shoulld get involved in
Martial ArtsMy bones creak 


Grandolfo

In Makongo Juu

[Goanet] PRESERVE OLD GOA'S OLD WORLD VINTAGE CHARM

[ELVIDIO MIRANDA]

Preserve Old Goa'sold world vintage charm
Elvidio Miranda

Old Goa is one of the last bastions of the Renaissance era churches and 
spiritual heritage that has to be preserved since it houses the Basilica de Bom 
Jesus, Se Cathedral, Santa Monica monastery, Museum of Christian Art, the ruins 
of St. Augustine and the St. Cajetan church which are all in one place that 
celebrates architectures such as Gothic, Corinthian, Byzantine, Norman, Baroque 
which will never be able to be replicated. It is also the holy city which draws 
huge crowds like no other city in Goa and the last vestige that makes Goa to be 
called as the Rome of the East. This place is known for having exquisite 
architecture and which houses the sacred relics of the Goencho Saib whose 
blessings are sought by everyone who visits Goa. The replication of such an old 
world charm is not possible. It is the duty of the Government of India, the 
Archaeological Survey of India and all well meaning citizens of Goa to make it 
a point that under no circumstances should this old sacred city be adulterated 
by compromising its solemn spiritual heritage value. It should be an election 
issue for the residents of Old Goa and its neighbourhoood to join forces to 
prevent the desecration of this Old holy city that is venerated by one and all 
who visit Goa. 

Re: [Goanet] ( GREEEAT!!!!)From:Roy " I beg of all people to watch 26 min talk to Israel leaders to the end"

[Worku g.]

Thank you mr Tom God bless 

Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android 
 
  On Fri, Aug 13, 2021 at 9:35 PM, Tom wrote:
#yiv1336240099 P {margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0;}
I received this from a good friend and would like to share it with you - please 
watch this interview/discussion with Doctor Vladimir Zelenko explains to 
Israeli politicians and health minister about the Vaccine.God Bless.


 Original message From: Roy 
trumps doctor Vladimir Zelenko talks to israeli politicians and health minister 
about vaccine (bitchute.com)

|  | trumps doctor Vladimir Zelenko talks to israeli politicians and health 
minister about vaccinetrumps doctor Vladimir Zelenko talks to israeli 
politicians and health minister about vaccinewww.bitchute.com |


  

[Goanet] Macau tested whole population for Covid.

[Bernado Colaco]

 Around 2 weeks ago an exchange slipped through the net bringing in Covid to 
Macau and into the community. The whole family of four were infected with the 
Delta variant. 
The government machinery got into action, red zoned the area where the infected 
family were living. Thereafter tested the whole population in 3 days plus the 
results. The current population in Macau is six lakhs. Touch wood there is no 
infection yet other than the family who is undergoing treatment. 
Maybe measures like the wearing of masks, continued social distancing, testing 
for temperature and closing of borders has helped.
BC

[Goanet] Traditional bone-setters... in Goa

[Frederick Noronha]

*Traditional bone setters, Goa* Just wanted to know if anyone of you has
had a first-hand experience with the traditional bone-setters in Goa, the
healers who operated out of places like Santa Cruz (Kalapura) and Mapusa,
etc. I know that we might sometimes dismiss such healers as "quacks", but
there is also obviously a lot of traditional knowedge that goes into their
work. Please share your comments, thanks
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[Goanet] FORTHCOMING: Valmiki Faleiro's writing on Goa, 1961

[Goanet News]

GOA 1961: LIBERATED OR CONQUERED?

On 18 December 1961, India’s armed forces marched into Goa, Daman and Diu
and, in a virtually bloodless operation lasting some 36 hours, ended the
Portuguese rule of 451 years.

Was Goa ‘liberated’ or was it ‘conquered’?

The question still befuddles many. The subject is, generally speaking,
sparsely understood at best and misunderstood at worst. Being the 60th
anniversary of the event, I decided to share, in about 60 easily readable
installments, one every Sunday beginning the next, the full story – the
background, diplomacy, arguments, the run up, the buildup, the actual
military operation, and its aftermath in Goa, within India and
internationally.

This 1961 event is serialised from a revised (and as yet unpublished)
chapter called ‘The Wars’ from my book, ‘Patriotism In Action: Goans in
India’s Defence Services’ first published in 2010 and now being readied for
a final edition. The chapter on wars seeks to bring out the little known
fact that Goan Officers were there in practically every military op in
post-1947 India – 1947/48 J&K Ops, 1961 Goa Ops (there were 14 Goan
Officers from the Army, Navy and Air Force in Vijay-1), 1962 China
Conflict, 1965 Indo-Pak War, 1971 Indo-Pak (Bangladesh) War, 1999 Vijay-2
(Kargil), besides a host of other ops like defending Siachen, IPKF Sri
Lanka, UN Peacekeeping, counter insurgency and cross border terrorism –
Goans were there in each and every one of them, some laying down their
lives.

Beginning next Sunday, 22 August 2021, the story of Goa 1961 will appear
weekly in the local Marathi language daily newspaper ‘Gomantak’ and
simultaneously, in English, at Facebook, Goa-centric mail lists and
Whatsapp. (Please do remember that formatting is lost at FB and WA, and
reformatting would be a bore!)

Feel free to share. But, since this is as yet unpublished work, please do
NOT delete the attribution that appears at the foot of every instalment.

In case of any comments/queries that you would like me to read, please
email me at, valmikif at gmail dot com.

Hope you will enjoy reading the 1961 story as much as I enjoyed researching
and writing it!

15 August 2021
 -Valmiki Faleiro

[Goanet] Ms Mildred gets AVC awards

[Nelson Lopes]

Ms Martins is first student and first girl in A.VC
Congrats
Ms Mildred  Ronell Martins , student of SMA  stood second amongst
Chinchinim Schools with a score of 573
She getsRs 7500 being first  student  and first girl in  A.V.C
BESIDES she gets Gabriel Rod  Science Scholarship of rs 1250 by family
Awards are Eng FNRod. MRS Ilda Lopes Gracias and Jose / Santana Cardoso
instituted under PCTrust