Dear Gilbert,
Just wanted to clarify that I never said I was a
cafeteria Catholic.
Hope all goes well. How is the granddaughter?
Elisabeth
--- Gilbert Lawrence [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Elisabeth,
I am glad to know that you are a cafeteria
Catholic ani full
EXCERPT FROM ORDER BY NATIONAL COMISSION
This case filed in District Forum, Chennai North, case No 838/2003
illustrates how government officials frustrate beneficial schemes to render
citizens helpless.Mrs Shripa Sengupta,64 yrs old was accosted by a railway
staff member at Chennai Railway
Floriano Lobo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just one query, though.
When you exposed your BELIEFs as above, why did it
make you laugh? :-).
floriano,
It made me laugh because Goa is allowed free
elections. The person deemed the best candidate by the
electorate in S. Goa is a know extortionist. If
Elisabeth Carvalho [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
4. Whether we like to admit it or not, migration of
people which is predominantly poor brings with it a
criminal element. Do we have resources to deal with
this or are we depending on those dogs again? :)
Elisabeth,
People who migrate do so because
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Hi Gadgil, When I mention a section who retained loyalties to the
British, I didn't even remotely mean the Anglo-Indians. Being a
community which was part-British and part-Indian, their own
dual-loyalties could be well understood. It is nobody's case that
Goans are part-Portuguese (except a very
- Original Message -
From: Elisabeth Carvalho [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994! goanet@lists.goanet.org
Sent: Friday, July 07, 2006 4:22 AM
Subject: Re: [Goanet] Goa Suraj -- The Booms of Idealism should not die,Floriano
Dear Vivek,
With all due respect
On Wed, 2006-07-05 at 17:18 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
From: George Pinto [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Goanet] World Cup
Kudos, George, you have hit the nail on the head. Ouch!
To hell with all this, and let's enjoy the football!
Dear FIFA
I must protest your sudden change of theme at
Please identify this plant/fruits
I saw this plant after so many years. During my school time, as a child, I
remember
even eating its fruits (see the pic) as riped ones are sweeter. There was a big
tree
near my school. Its fruits are first green and when riped it is yellow.
There was even
In connection with the topic of WHY in 2006, Goans in Goa would still be
rejoicing about a Portugal win in a quarter-final match with England,
Vidyadhar Gadgil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote : Yes, there is plenty of
Anglophilia in India, witness CHARACTERS like Nirad C. Chaudhuri who made a
My Reservation Policy If I were a minister.
SC10% (Schedule Caste )
ST 10% (Schedule Tribe )
OBC 10% (Other Backward Class)
Some of the above are well off and even dress up to date. They will do anything
to
show that they are not from backward caste/tribe except when it
You would end up polling for opinions which are, in turn, created by
lobbies like newspapers (controlled by many groups, including vested
interests... we know about the long reality of the mining lobby
stranglehold over Goa's press, which thankfully is now declining, only
to see the vacuum filled
Emirates flight to Bangalore from October
Indo-Asian News Service
Thiruvananthapuram, July 7 (IANS) Emirates Airlines will begin flying
into Bangalore from Oct 29.
Bangalore will be the eighth airport in the country that we would
operate from and we would have eight flights every week, said
Goal! But not every hotel and outlet has scored
By Pamela D'Mello
The Asian Age
Panaji: World cup mania has transalated into a mini business in football
loving Goa, but not every watering hole that offered big-screen delights
and crowd atmospherics felt they had scored.
Across this
From: literati goa [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2006/07/06 Thu PM 03:22:30 GMT+05:30
To: literati group [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [literati-goa] Activities for July and August
While Literati has been open but rather quiet during the month of June
there are a host of activities which I hope
On 06/07/06, Mario Goveia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Would you believe that the Catholic Church I attend
has a life sized tapestry of Mahatma Gandhi alongside
tapestries of several Christian saints, and a mural of
Martin Luther King Jr. alongside one of Mother
Theresa? No separate captions,
--- Vivek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I find it amusing and sometimes mildly irritating
that people who themselves have availed the
hospitality of a alien country as immigrants would
now grudge the same opportunities to their fellow
citizens, let alone foreigners. I call that
hypocrisy.
On 05/07/06, Elisabeth Carvalho [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Fred,
I'm glad you've responded because now at last I will
find some informed answers (from an intelligent
person) to questions that plague me. First of all, let
me say that I understand your viewpoint and I am open
to it. Let me
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To Romi Konknni campaigners In Goa,
This is Kuwait Konkkni Kendr. Kindly send us immediately email addresses of
the President of India,
Prime Minister of India, Sonia Gandhi, Margareth Alva and of all the persons
and organisations in Delhi that can influence or can do something to support
the
On 07/07/06, Frederick FN Noronha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Gadgil, When I mention a section who retained loyalties to the
British, I didn't even remotely mean the Anglo-Indians. Being a
community which was part-British and part-Indian, their own
dual-loyalties could be well understood. It
Humanists cannot reverse all the ills wrought upon this planet by the
so-called religious in one generation. It was secular thinking that gave
you the life and freedoms you enjoy today and will eventually bring peace
to a shrinking world. If left up to religious leaders, we would still have
a
By Pamela D'Mello / The Asian Age
Panaji, Jun 29: International Film Festival of India preparations have
kicked off to an early start this year, with organisers shortlisting
three event management agencies to handle the ten day extravaganza.
Wizcraft, Brilliant and Times 360 degrees, were
Dear Goannetters,
The July issue of Goencho Ulo has been uploaded on www.fullerlife.in
Long live Konkani.
Leo D'Mello.
Life a Fuller Life
www.fullerlife.in
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Must be his rock solid beliefs that have convinced him
not to resign..Mervyn3.0
Resign? When one spends crores to get elected?
Resignations come from principles. Our democracy is a money making machine.
There is no place for principles in it. You invest Rs. 1, you collect Rs. 1
multiplied
That's not unexpected. I think Portuguese cultural colonialism was
very strong, together with the switch in religion they effected. Add
these two facts to the reality that the Portuguese managed to keep the
general population very apolitical (and we can't just blame Salazar
for that) inspite of
Dear Floriano:
If I understand your mission clearly i think you are
striving to create a Goan party as a safeguard of Goan
interests completely controlled by goans.
Imagine such a thing does happen and further more
imagine such genuinely committed regional outfits come
up in every indian state.
Vivek wrote thus to Floriano:
Dear Floriano:
1: If I understand your mission clearly i think you are striving to create
a Goan party as a safeguard of Goan interests completely controlled by
goans.
2: Imagine such a thing does happen and further more imagine such genuinely
committed regional
Hi Santosh,
Thanks for responding to my post and advancing the dialogue by being specific
in your responses. Hopefully this dialogue will educate the rest of us, who
may be misinformed if not ignorant of atheism or religion. Hope this exchange
will educate me and others who may follow this
From: Elisabeth Carvalho
I think we've both elucidated our points and we won't
bore the Goanet reader anymore.
===
Folks,
I am more than a little surprised at some of the views expressed by
Elizabeth and Floriano. My questions:
What form of ethnic cleansing
I would like to add to what Fred writes apropos the above subject.
Religion during the Portuguese rule played a big role in the social and
political lives of the people.I say political because many a time the
religious head was also a part of the ruling dispensation besides the usual
State
--- Frederick \FN\ Noronha wrote:
Mahatma Gandhi tends to be over-rated in the West.
Though this is off-topic, do you believe it's
because of the media blitz that he's benefitted
from globally in the second half of the 20th
century? FN
PS: Not many realise that while Gandhi had strong
Storm in a World Cup
The year is 2010, the place is South Africa
World Cup fever running high
The excitement in India reaches delirium pitch
As our team qualifies in a shocking win
A chance to bring the trophy home
Newspaper headlines shout it out
Television anchors already hoarse
Biographies of
--- Elisabeth Carvalho wrote:
Dear Mario,
Honestly you make it sound like I go around with a
scalpel and a neon sign on my head saying Buy one,
get one free. I'd like to put a smiley at the end
of that statement but abortion is no laughing matter
and my heart goes out to all the parents
---
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Green and Stinking
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The garbage problem has lingered
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Humanists cannot reverse all the ills wrought upon
this planet by the so-called religious in one
generation.
Mario replies:
Forget about secular humanists curing ANY of
mankind's ills. The point I made was that the secular
humanists are not even in the arena,
I have to agree with Mario here. One can never
over-rate the Mahatma, not only for his enormous
contribution to India but to humanity at large.
Elisabeth
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--- Mario Goveia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- Frederick \FN\ Noronha wrote:
Mahatma Gandhi tends to be over-rated
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