Dear Vivian,
This is what I've noticed about casual labour in Goa.
It is much cheaper in Vasco than in the rest of Goa.
Give it a few more years, the wage rates will depress
for the rest of Goa as well.
Despite this tight market in certain sectors, working
conditions are still far below acceptab
On 11/11/06, eric pinto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The Rev. Benny and his brother the Rev. Vernon are Kalina-Santa Cruz East
> Indians. Benny is 80 now, but he keeps very active. A very urbane duo,
> they are also terribly nice human beings, and i treasure their acquaintance.
> Fr. Benny was the
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Dear Agnelo,
I do what is in my capacity to do.
In my time I have met many a persons who vibe for Goa, but I must say that I
do not recollect those faces. As I have said umpteen times, I shall not
volunteer to roast myself of the hot tarred road as the earth-worm to save
Goa. No siree! But
Dear Dr.Carmo,
Maddel or coconut feni is a hot favourite in Bardez also. It is a must for Para
and Recheiado, specailly of bagddo[Mackeral] or pamplitt [Pomfret. If in
Navelim-Salcet [there is also a Navelim in Bicholim!] you have a place called
Maddel, we have one just outside Mapusa, towards
Hi Edwin
Many thanks for your very sensible and most welcome reply post to this
endless and vacuous debate on Goans vs East Indians etc. I did wonder if
those pressing hard on this issue had nothing better to do than promote a
kind of unnecessary communalism as you so rightly say.
Ethnically,
**DEAR AUNTY No. 29 - WEEKLY TOP 12**
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1. DEAR AUNTY,
"Karl's Ginza doing well in Vasco!!" But why is his kitchen so noisy?? Sopi
..
Dear Sopi:I guess he's making a big 'Karl din !!' (caldin=soup !)*
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following the couples on the floor would rush and tap on the back of the
male
From: "CARMO DCRUZ" wrote
Hi Mario,
Well, according to my research (done painstakingly in the mid 80s),
Kannadigas were also the indigenous people of Goa along with the
Gavdas and the Kunbis. As a relative percentage, there were more Kannadigas
in what is now known as Salcette than Gavdas Bard
Dr. Carmo D'Cruz wrote:
We Shastikars, who always drink in moderation (to our health of course !)
prefer our neat Maddel or with a little soda - The Caju smell lingers
longer and that makes many Bardezkars smell like bebdos !
Cecil:
It is true that Caju is far more potent, in odour and effect,
poor and
downtrodden? This is an aspect of Saints As We Do Not Know Them.
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UK warns nationals over property deals in Goa
BY HERALD REPORTER
PANJIM, NOV 10 – The UK government has cautioned its nationals
visiting Goa against getting involved in property deals that violate
provisions of Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA).
"The Government
--- Eugene Correia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I was told that Fr. Benny Aguiar is brother of late
> Prof. Theophilus Aguiar, who was one of my teachers
> at St. Xavier's College. I believed Aguiar was a
> Goan, but perhaps I am wrong in my belief. I will
> check with Prof. Aquiar's son who li
Hi Vivian,
I too don't know what Selma is talking about, perhaps its another one
of those birds-eye observations of hers. (HA HA, can't help harping on
Selma's Achilles heel!)
In my limited experiences, I have rarely seen a person working a
strict Nine-to-SIX being derided for it. I follow it rel
Are we here to play gotcha on facts and information? Or are we here to
dialogue, outline perspectives and arrive through dialogue to consensus
opinions and mutual answers? Some may think this is an intrusion into Selma's
thread. Nope! Yet, it is similar.
Even more amazing is when one is ch
;t regard class/caste/claste markers so
strongly?
It's a complex situation. You could all it a lose-lose-lose game. High
time we acknowledged this and started looking for solutions. Forget
about all that official bombast. FN
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From: "Fernandes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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To:
Subject: [Goanet] Goans VS East indians of Bandra
Date: Sat, 11 Nov 2006 00:19:50 -0500
Dear Goanetters,
This mail is with reference to the spate of
NIZ GOENKAR
By Valmiki Faleiro
Who are Goans? I spoke of migrant "Ghantkars" (people from across the Ghats, as
then
locally known) while tracing the roots of Margao’s Dindi fest last week. Those
migrants,
now in their third or fourth generation, are so assimilated into the local
ethos that it
--- CARMO DCRUZ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> We Shastikars, who always drink in moderation (to
> our health of course !) prefer our neat Maddel or
> with a little soda - The Caju smell lingers
> longer and that makes many Bardezkars smell like
> bebdos !
>
Mario observes:
>
Carmo,
I'm sure m
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The SAVE OLD GOA (Bainguinim) ACTION COMMITTEE (SOGAC)
has today welcomed Panaji MLA and Goas Leader of
Opposition Mr. Manohar Parrikars support in opposing
the Corporation of the City of Panajis decision to
set up its garbage disposal plant in a Panchayat area
of Old Goa at Bainguinim.
Now wit
I can go with that mix, but not the Greek and Kanara foul-up over drinks :
water to both groups is neera, not respectful at all to our beloved bubbly
! Human settlements may have started life as hallis, but valli - villi -
valley - village came out the clear winner in the extended kavkas (
c
TWELTH NOVEMBER.
Twelth November will be remembered as one of the momentous dates in the
history of Kuwait Goans because on this date in 1990 in Goa at Panjim,
Kuwait Goan Evacuees organized a Public Rally and Public Meeting for the
cause of Kuwait. Who were the participants in these Public
Folks,
One pleasant Saturday afternoon a few decades ago, I
received a phone call from a friend of mine. His first
words were, "Where the hell are you?"
I had just returned from the Dar es Salaam Institute
and was pleased with the world. For those of you who
have not been to any of the Institutes
Dear Gabriel,
Have you not seen on Indian news channels, coverage of common people
denouncing and burning effigies of government officials every other day.
Hyde Park seemed pretty tame to me compared to the anti-Government protests
that regularly occur in India. Witness the current ones in Delh
--- Carvalho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> If we expect multinationals and huge Indian
> companies to employ adequate number of people to
> preform required services, we are mistaken. In
> fact, Indian companies revel in the fact that they
> can gnaw at the inherent insecurity that resides in
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