Re: [Goanet] What is wrong with this picture?
Rajan P. Parrikar wrote: Taken this morning (Sunday) at the Chapel of the Mount Mary, Old Goa. http://www.parrikar.org/images/samples/Trash-Mount-Mary.jpg --- Part of the problem, Rajan, is that more often than not, there is no bin or receptacle to put your trash in. I have been in situations where I need to discard junk from my vehicle and there is no pace to do so. On more than one occasion, the Goan chauffeur has looked at me as if I were insane when instructed to return my unwanted material to the car. I will agree with you though that the Indian tourists are 10 times worse than the Goan as they feel they have the right to junk their trash anywhere. Bottom line, the city council or the tourist board has to provide facilities for trash disposal. Else you will be sending us such pictures for the next 50 years. Mervyn
Re: [Goanet] What is wrong with this picture?
On 25 February 2013 04:00, Rajan P. Parrikar parri...@yahoo.com wrote: To Goanet - Dear Manohar Parrikar, when are you going to come down on this mad construction frenzy? Or are you in hock to the builders' lobby? Here is what is going on right now under your watch. I have already brought to your attention the mega-projects in the vicinity of Panjim. Our villages are not faring any better. Last evening I was in Siolim for a photo shoot of some of my favourite locales. Sad to say, it is becoming increasingly difficult in Goa to find a landscape shot that is unsullied by ugly concrete. I have seen so many sights fall one by one. The latest is the luscious sight of the chapel in Bamanvaddo-Siolim now forever ruined. http://www.parrikar.org/images/samples/chapel-bamanvaddo-1.jpg http://www.parrikar.org/images/samples/chapel-bamanvaddo-2.jpg r QUESTION: Looks like a ground plus 3 - in a remote village? -- DEV BOREM KORUM Gabe Menezes.
