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Dev Borem Korum,
Ancy DSouza Paladka
(Gabriel de Figueiredo wrote: He indirectly, like
Francisco
Luis Gomes, put Goa on the world map, as one may say,
by way of promoting hypnotism as a scientific topic
rather
than as a side show at a circus.)
I have always been fascinated by magic and I was
therefore surprised when a reputed
how will the Road Transport cope with the additional Air Traffic; without
wide and straight, six lane and four lane roads?[Nasci Caldeira, July 27]
My hunch is that the need for 4- and 6-lane highways is mainly felt as a
result of the bunching of flights. If the unevenness of flight schedules
In the report in the Indian Express, a serious allegation is made, namely:
Local authorities have failed to demolish these illegal constructions due
to the interference of MLAs who see the slums as vote banks.
I think these MLAs must be held criminally responsible for the deaths of
the 11
Church is not a discotheque
Prof. Nicholas DSouza
What the church is doing is only with respect of its
own flock and in the church premise.
If women chose to dress the way they want, then people
have a right not to be distracted.
While this problem of immodestly is coming to
Courtesy Indian Express [via a personal source]
NEW DELHI, JULY 25: After the historic open skies treaty, India and the US
are expected to finalise an umbrella agreement on technical assistance in
civil aviation soon. The agreement will clear the way for the US Federal
Aviation Administration
Sania moves into second round
July 27, 2005 08:53 IST
Sania Mirza moved into the second round of the USD 585,000 WTA Tour event
in Stanford, USA.
The Indian ace defeated wild card Eleni Daniilidou of Germany 7-6(4), 2-6,
6-3 in the first round match on Tuesday.
She will now face second
A Thank You to the Goanet team for continuing to bring out the news digest and
other services through this difficult time in Goa.
Despite an atrocious electricity situation, floods, and the several everyday
difficulties of looking after families and self through very adverse weather
Goan Association of New Jersey (GOANJ) celebrates World GOA DAY
The Goan Association of New Jersey (GOANJ) celebrated the World GOA
Day during its annual picnic last Saturday.
Following the concelebrated Holy Mass, the GOANJ Membership
Secretary- Cleta Lobo led a group of singers in belting
http://www.hindustantimes.com/news/181_1443411,00130112.htm
Goa airport is bearing the brunt of the downpour in Mumbai with six
flights already being diverted here as the officials said no more
planes could be accommodated for want of runway space.
Since last night, six flights -- all of
Dear Agnelo,
Many thanks for your post and information. I will pass it on to the
enquirer.
People tell me thatVancouver is a great city and that the surroundings are
wonderful. Hopefully, someday I will get there.
Regards,
Cornel
- Original Message -
From: Agnelo Fernandes [EMAIL
Yes, for the Airport to cope, Goa needs the Naval Training sessions
presently operating out of Dabolim, suspended, and then moved away
permanently, as soon as alternate arrangements have been completed.
But how will the Road Transport cope with the additional Air Traffic;
without wide and
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Mumbai, India's Commercial Hub, Disrupted by Monsoon (Update4)
July 27 (Bloomberg) -- Mumbai, India's
Eugene,
Re Bloody Foreigners, I have bought a copy and read about half of the book
so far. I think the title is unfortunate but the book is centrally about the
contribution that foreigners have made to the UK. It is really highly
supportive of the 'foreigner' and questions the received wisdom
(Saw a book titled Bloody Foreigners, published in
Britain in 2004 but reissued this year in paperback. I
haven't read, but hope it buy it. Did anyone on the
goanet read it?
This is the type of hysteria that white Britain
creates and then the consequences is what we see now
happening in that
Me thinks that politicians in Goa need new
construction projects as cash cows to keep their
coffers full. Goa has yet to pay the debts associated
with the IFFI and still has immense bills associated
with completing the project.
I am sure we need a convention center in Goa. I would
like my own
Don't Change the World
Once upon a time, there was a king who ruled a prosperous country. One day,
he went for a trip to some distant areas of his country. When he was back to
his palace, he complained that his feet were very painful, because it was
the first time that he went for such a long
Photos of churches in Goa
http://community.webshots.com/album/262054003uDCnqJ
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Goan Churches in the Mist
Road to Bastora Goa
Goan Churches in the Mist
Goan Churches in the Mist
Goan Churches in the Mist
Taligoa Church Goa
Goan Churches in the Mist
... and
http://www.outlooktraveller.com/aspscripts/mag_art.asp?magid=86page=1
Goa: Catholic Tastes
Lesley Esteves
Combining global ingredients and local flavour, Goan cuisine is a broad church
Mumbai owes its daily bread to Goamore precisely, to migrant bakers from
Saligao and Siolim who brought
Vacation in Goa
Here we are , under the tropical sun,
Vacation in Goa, what great fun,
Close to the ocean,deep-blue and clear,
Shade under coco-palms, far and near
Sun is just rising, some people still sleeping,
Tourists from abroad, tradition up-keeping,
Jump into the ocean, for their daily
On 27/07/05, gerry ferns [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
6. What is appalling and indicative of the failure of
the Portuguese polity , its statecraft, and military
strength, is that a newly independent India could in
less than forty-eight hours take Goa from the
Portuguese who had ruled it as a
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/main.jhtml?view=DETAILSgrid=P8targetRule=10xml=/health/2005/07/26/ngoa23.xml
Rabies kills Goa holiday woman (Filed: 26/07/2005)
A woman has died of rabies after being bitten by a stray dog while on holiday in
Goa.
Alison Dwerryhouse, 39, a shop assistant from
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Vote bank politics to blame for Goa tragedy
Wednesday July 27 2005 00:00 IST
PANAJI: The death toll in the landslides caused by torrential rain and
subsequent floods at Dicarpale in south Goa has reached
Hi,
1. Nice to read about another person whose name sounds
the same,albeit its another person from me who spells
it with a G as in gerry.
2.If we correctly read the content in the proper
context it might be said that none was not
neccessary.The Goans deserved both Portugal and India,
during
Tuje kuddik man dhi divun tika goroz ti zoton.
(Honor your body by giving it the care it needs.)
Moi-mogan,
Domnic Fernandes
Anjuna/Dhahran, KSA
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Respecting the Aged
by Adelmo Fernandes
THOUGH I am several light years away from being referred to as a grandfather
(if I ever live long enough to be one), I sometimes wonder what it is like
to be the grand old man of the house. Old people have their own distinct
lifestyles. They are both
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