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In para 3 there was no need of the accent on " Hindu taxi driver.." .
This could very well have read "Goan taxi driver".
A little further on there is reference to a number of Catholics taking
Portuguese passports. This too could have read "a number of Goans who have
taken Portuguese passports"
--- Catherine Lewis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Sadly, you are right about Goa becoming too
> expensive for Goan people to live in, this should
> not be allowed to happen, maybe keeping a good mix
> of both Indian and Western tourists would be
> beneficial to all. Goa has a unique identity a
I saw the truncated version of this piece in HERALD about 10 days ago. The
following part had been summarily deleted perhaps due to shortage of space:
...
<'neutral' and have adequate barriers in place to
protect their unique identities.
While there is no going back on being a part of Indi
Joseph
Very good and well written article. Just hope the politicians have seen this
and will do something about it before it is much too late.
Patrick Gomes
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I read your article with much interest. As a British tourist I have visited
Goa over the last couple of years, but this year I was shocked at the growing
commercialism that had taken place aimed at Western tourists, and the
disappearing and ever changing face of the Goa I'd come to know. Within
Thanks for an interesting and thought provoking article.
It is important to discuss our history and what the future of Goa looks like
especially the ambivalent relationship with other Indians.
Regards, Ruth
Auckland, NZ
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