Scraping of policy decisions, is this logic or high handedness?
President's rule is not a solution to the present problem. ...
The Chief Secretary of the state, Ms Kiran Dhingra said:
Major policy decisions are normally not taken during the President's Rule.
But every time, the President's
Goa to have a revenue deficit of Rs 41.79 cr for 2005-06
Press Trust of India
New Delhi, March 17|15:22 IST
Government on Thursday presented the budget for Goa now under President's
Rule, which estimates a revenue deficit of Rs 41.79 crore despite a 16 per
cent rise in tax mop up during
The Independence is not solely given by Congress. The congress used
divide rule policy (British policy) still using it. Only Mahatma
Gandhi Jawaharlal Nehru were not involved in the independence of
India. I think the author has little knowledge of the past has to
review his knowledge. He forgot
Eric Ozario Appointed President Of 'Karnataka Konkani Sahitya Academy'
Mangalore, March 15, 2005:
Mr Eric Alexander Ozario, singer, composer, full-time cultural activist and
Gurkar of Mandd Sobhann has been appointed as the President of Karnataka
Konkani Sahitya Academy for the term of 3
BEYOND MENDING
The laws notwithstanding, politicians have their own rules of the game. What
happened in Jharkhand and in Goa before that shows how even the new anti-
defection law can be bent in the race for power. When the law was enacted last
year through the 91st amendment of the
My theory: it looks like we all have Hindu blood at least in our maternal
bloodlines. Invaders have always been male. So if there was any
intermingling or marrying it would be male Muslim invaders with Hindu women,
and male Portuguese invaders with Hindu women, or Muslim women who must have
had
I would argue that Goa's villages are better off than cities in other
parts of India, and offer a more satisfying quality of life. Specially if
essentials can be taken care of -- water, electricity, public
transportation, services, garbage. Doesn't happen everywhere but
improvements are
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--- Nasci Caldeira [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Santosh,
With reference to your words quoted below; I
strongly object u saying that I am linking the VHp
and or the BJP with the entire Hindu population. How
dare
you?? I have re-read my post and do not find it as
such.
Nasci, I suggest you
Dear Fred,
Is this demography or demon-graphy?
It is all about labels like the Arabian Sea and the Indian Ocean.When
one tries to find their boundaries.one is all at sea! Does one really
know where hinduism ends or catholicism begins? I have watched with
disbelief as Diocesan and other
Hi Frederick,
An interesting case. I know lots of NRI Goans who have similar problems.
An advocate who can respond/act promptly, keep his/her clients informed
and charge reasoble, previously agreed fees would get a lot of work. Any
takers?
Tony Soares
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From: [EMAIL
http://in.news.yahoo.com//050317/43/2k8ou.html
Chandy vows improved service at Kerala airport
By Indo-Asian News Service
Thiruvananthapuram, March 17 (IANS) Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy
Thursday assured the state assembly that he would initiate steps to make
the Cochin International
Dear Mario Gouveia,
How delightful to hear from you - once again.
You (Mario) have made 4 points in your recent posts which interest me.
1. Maybe you (JC) are as gullible as Eddie is
2. Wogs or Pakis or whatever they are calling you these days
3. You (JC) haven't made a single cogent comment
http://in.news.yahoo.com//050317/43/2k8s6.html
Thursday March 17, 6:12 PM
NRI to build India's largest 'shoppertainment' mall
By Indo-Asian News Service
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Bangalore, March 17 (IANS) After building royal palaces, majestic villas,
grandiose mosques and posh hotels in the Gulf, a
--- jose colaco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1. singularly inimitable drivel ( touché )
Mario replies:
The infantile drivel comes from you, JC, since all you
have done is levy some cheap personal insults without
any specifics to back them up. You haven't made a
single cogent comment about the
We share the word for Heaven - its Svorog in both
Russian and Konkanni, but our Valhalla i am convinced
is far superior, but when it comes to vodoka it's
quite a different matter - we save ours for Cecil's
watermelon patch ! Not to worry Ses, promise you a
quart of the real thing, soon !!
http://www.hindustantimes.com/news/181_1283239,0002.htm
Goa to have a revenue deficit of Rs 41.79 cr for 2005-06
Press Trust of India
New Delhi, March 17|15:22 IST
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Government on Thursday presented the budget for Goa now under President's
Rule, which estimates a revenue deficit of Rs
Na re Linobab, anv kazari Devache kurpem. Mozo ek cheddo asa ani moji bhail
pakli.
and before you ask...
mojo cheddo zala aple maim baxen focot kalle kens moje.
chukon Devan amkam anik ek bhurgem bhi dilem zalear, tuka amcho KUMPAR mat
korunk
visorchinant.
Asai mure tum raji??
quote:
One search of (my favourite) Wikipedia threw up the following:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_V_of_Portugal
QUOTE
Pedro V of Portugal (September 16, 1837 - November 11, 1861) was King of
Portugal from 1853 to 1861.
He was the oldest son of Queen Maria da Glo'ria and her King-Consort
Hi,
I will not go into the details of carrier pilot training on this
forum. Let me put it to you and your airport sidekick Phillip this
way-- Would you train a prospective Grand Prix driver on a live track
during an F1 race at Sepang or Interlagos? Obviously the training has
to be graduated.
What
Some more here..
Dorji, vojem, sagvad, dukor, aros, cake, dos, bar, MC, kazra-bos, hall, vigorz,
bouquet, beer-soro, sofdrink, convit/invitation card, Rop kadop, grinal, ev,
luvam/gloves, jog, mudi, sorpolli, tamonn, cher, roxi, almar, soirim-dairim,
doton
or course, vhorr etc
Kitem re Cecil
Hello everyone!
I'm an Italian journalist based in Moscow, Russia. I've been to Goa
last year and I'm planning to visit your wonderful state again in
April. I subscribed this list, because I just want to learn more
about Goan culture/life/religion/politics and so on.
Francesca
--
Francesca
--- Eddie Fernandes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mario,
I had intended to let you have the last word and to
ignore your singularly inimitable drivel but you are
in sore need of education even if you choose
to dismiss what I say as bovine flatulence :-)
You would profit from reading goanet posts
Trosseau is dennem alrady mentioned.
Sarro the red clothes/sari worn by the bride the next day of the wedding.
The songs at the wedding are Vers. Are they ribald, I thought they were more
about each family member.
This game is really nice
Sonia do Rosario Gomes
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From:
I once asked a gaddekar who used to pass by our house almost everyday
early in the morning at about 4 o'clock why he was extracting sand from the
beach. I told him it was illegal and not right. He replied that he was fully
aware that it was illegal and it was not correct. But he queried ' what am
Adieus Angela!
Just a few minutes ago, learnt with deep sorrow of the sad and untimely
demise of Mrs. ANGELA D'SOUZA from Kuwait, beloved wife of my collegue and
family friend, Mr. Gabriel D'Souza, beloved mother of Tony, Velencia and
Malenius, who passed away in Mumbai, today 17th March,
Remember:
Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful,
committed citizens can change the world; indeed,
it's the only thing that ever has. Margaret
Mead, anthropologist
This country will not be a good place for any of
us to live in unless we make it a good place for
all of us to live in.
WRT to posts from Eddie Fernandes and Mario Gouveia, the snippets (attached
at the foot of this message) caught my attention:
The Key Words (for me) in Eddie Fernandes' post : My brief comments in
(brackets)
1. singularly inimitable drivel ( touché )
2. bovine flatulence ( energy
http://www.homesgoa.com/WebPages/QA/Legal_Queries.htm#Question11
Question 12: My father was from Goa and owned some properties in Goa. Now
I am considering retiring in Goa. When I came down to Goa to my surprise my
house was occupied by some persons whom I don't know. How can I evict them
from
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Hey Mario,
Surprise! Surprise! Wow! You seem to understand what I write. But I am
not sure I understand what I read. Can you be more specific and simple
in your questioning? What exactly are you probing?
Avelino
Bastora/Kuwait
_
--- D'Souza, Avelino [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All
On Wed, 16 Mar 2005 04:16:21 +0530, karla [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Fred,
That was quite a lengthy defense of Flaviano, a Velimkar[ from Salcete
Velim] who believes that the AVC people [ the Desai revolt] inspired the
Indian mutiny of 1857. ..
Dear Lino,
The capacity of my motorcycle tank (Yamaha YBX 125
cc) is 11 litres. After so many years of internal
rusting the capacity should have expanded to at
To clarify.
After 2 half-quarters I become very talkative.
After 3 half quarters I become 'comic' (Konkani for
very funny
A contentious set of posts about Goa...
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THE DEMOGRAPHIC
--- domnic fernandes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In 5/10 of a second, the impact has built up to the
point that the drivers
feet are ripped out of his tightly laced shoes. The
brake pedal breaks off.
The car frame buckles in the middle. The drivers
head smashes into the
windshield as
Over to you, Philip. Cheers, Gabriel de Figueiredo.
Melbourne - Australia. [March 17]
My point of view, precisely! The only other thing I would add is that if
land based training was so essential why didnt they plan for it in
Seabird/Yenkebe? Why only Dabolim? But we know what the reply to that
--- domnic fernandes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In 5/10 of a second, the impact has built up to the
point that the drivers
feet are ripped out of his tightly laced shoes. The
brake pedal breaks off.
The car frame buckles in the middle. The drivers
head smashes into the
windshield as
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Dear Friends,
Some more details on the unfortunate episode of Rev. Fr. Prasad Gonsalves.
There is no way we can let go this unfortunate humiliation. Need for a
stronger campaign for the withdrawal of the case against Fr. Prasad.
The authorities can't treat him as a criminal and harass him
--- gilbert menezes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Anyone who equates advanced training on high
performance fighter
aircraft like the Seaharrier or MIG29K ,to an
activity of a *flying
club* needs to have his head examined.
Dabolim was conceived as and built for civilian use.
Dabolim was
--- Frederick Noronha (FN) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Is it possible to build up a system where people
working in the towns
could check the email accounts of those who don't
have speedy online
access in the villages? This could work in cases
where the email accounts
are used less for
Cong sweeps Zila Panchayat polls
http://www.ndtv.com/morenews/showmorestory.asp?slug=Cong+sweeps+Zila+Panchay
at+pollsid=70093
Thursday, March 17, 2005 (Panaji):
For the Goa state Congress, it is a time to celebrate.
The results of the recently held Zila Panchayat elections has come as a shot
in
--- domnic fernandes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Every year, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia devotes one
week for the Traffic
Safety.
- Use turn signals to indicate lane changes.
As far as Goa (and the neighbouring states) is
concerned, turn-signalling is weird.
I did get overtaken from
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