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TRI Continental Film Festival - Dona Paula, Goa, Sep 28 - Oct 2, 2007
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leam ieo" (The vicar is not
in; come tomorrow); and the like. At the same time,
church-employed pede or bhaia taught the parrot Konkani
greetings full of bad words, which the parrot picked up
faster and better and used them more often than the polite
greetings. The result? Every visitor to the ch
footsteps. May
his life and struggles be an inspiration to the youth of
today, especially of his native Goa, in this sesquicentennial
year of his arrival in what was then Cawnpore.
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Siddharth Gosavi now have gallery owners coming to them at
home, in the state."
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The lesson of 'Aparanta' is that there is space and time for
everyone. We must abandon the scarcity-economy reflexes and
the quota mentality that have haunted us for years. We must
realise that generosity of spirit, rather than the
crabbedness
nn, Alexander, numerous articles in several journals.
Newman, Robert S. "Festivals of Diversity -- Festivals of
Unity", Oriente, pp.34-46
Newman, Robert S., Of Umbrellas, Goddesses and Dreams: Essays
on Goan Culture and Society, Mapusa, Goa, Other India Press,
2001.
Pearson, Michael N. Coastal Western India, New Delhi, Concept
e to
master a wide range of prose and verse styles and then know
when to use which -- and have the judgement to know when to
translate, transcreate or adapt.
Before this gets more abstruse than it already has, may I
conclude by giving
h themselves -- but in addition to this be able to
master a wide range of prose and verse styles and then know
when to use which -- and have the judgement to know when to
translate, transcreate or adapt.
Before this gets more abstruse than it already has, may I
conclude by giving
cle was first published in New Frontiers,
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price of democracy is eternal vigilance. We as an
electorate cannot despair but have to keep up the discourse
and initiatives for a better polity given the higher literacy
of the Goan electorate. Such initiatives take at least a
decade or more to come to fruition. Even if democracies such
as
ry
TB, of which nearly 5000 are infectious.
An average 2,100 new TB cases are detected every year, of
which 50 per cent are sputum positive.
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April 20, 2007. It was written with the support of PANOS STOP
Media Fellowship. Preet
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Tuesday, June 5, 200
tinge of coconut oil). She would also carry bananas
or mangoes for dessert. We would eat the kharem mas dish at
around noon and rice at around 2 pm.
For me, it was like a yearly three-to-four day picnic!
I liked the food so much -- especially the dukrachem kharem
mas -- that I would eagerly wait for anot
were also able to leave
behind memories of the valuable Goan contribution towards the
development of the Kenya Nation."
NOTE: Peter Fullerton is the Secretary of the Kenya Admin.
Club in the UK. Terence Gavaghan was a District Commissioner
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Are you responsible for what happened to me?
By Venita Coelho
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Yesterday I was dragged out of a Gram Sabha by the police as
if I was a criminal, taken to the Mapusa Police Station and
detained there. And I am wondering if you who are reading
this mail had anything to do with it.
Today: Where I Come From
R. Benedito Ferrao
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On a day following my first return to Los Angeles from London
where I have lived the last few years, I was asked by a
Caucasian man, whom it so happened was English, which bus he
would need to take to get to Downtown LA. I advised him.
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DEVIL'S ADVOCATE / Trial by Facebook
By Frederick Noronha
All of a sudden, Goans older than 21 are discovering that
there are newer aspects to cyberspace. And, there a moral
panic over this. In a Margao higher secondary, a fight takes
place between two girl students. Someone else captures what
ha
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German origin.
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WHEN THE CREW GETS ABANDONED... TALES FROM THE HIGH SEAS
Capt. Norbert Francis Rebello was born and schooled in Mumbai
until he joined the merchant navy in the early 1980s. He has
sailed on various types of ships, finally opting for the oil
tanker fleet. In command of ships for over a decade, he n
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Sophisticated Attacks, but by Whom?
By ALAN COWELL and SOUAD MEKHENNET
Published: November 27, 2008
PARIS — A day after the terror attacks in Mumbai that killed over 100
people, one question
Kowtowing to the Super-Censors
>From Herald, 28 Nov 2008
Vidyadhar Gadgil
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The fiasco at IFFI over a film
by M F Husain highlights the
extent to which the state is in
the thrall of obscurantist
forces, says VIDYADHAR GADGIL
The 'ban' on the screening of the short film 'Through t
The New Republic
Dispatch From An Anxious Mumbai by Naresh Fernandes
--
The editor of 'Time Out Mumbai' reports from the surreal
scene of the attacks
--
As columns of smoke rose from the Italianate dome of the Taj
Mahal hotel in downtown Mumbai on Wednesday night, I came
upon a woman standing a
"We've Never Felt Scared," by Naresh Fernandes
Tracking the rich tradition of Jews in India.
As an Indian Christian, I occasionally remind my
Jewish friends that I owe my faith to them. Indian
tradition maintains that a few years after Christ's
death, one of his
Mumbai Under Siege (Yoginder Sikand in Islam, Peace and Justice)
Yoginder Sikand
"O ye who believe! stand out firmly for God, as witnesses to fair
dealing, and let not the hatred of others to you make you swerve to
wrong and depart from justice. Be just: that is next to piety: and
fear God. For G
Hotel Taj : icon of whose India?
By Gnani Sankaran
Watching at least four English news channels surfing from one another
during the last 60 hours of terror strike made me feel a terror of
another kind. The terror of assaulting one's mind and sensitivity with
cameras, sound bites and non-stop blab
Friday, November 28, 2008
It would be funny if it weren't scary
1. Someone has started a group in facebook called "Say NO to
terrorism." Its membership is swelling by the minute. Are its members
promising to not indulge in terrorism ("say no to drugs" types)? Or is
the group meant to inform terror
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A cloud over India's Muslims
The terrorist attacks in Mumbai may be indelibly linked to the
country's Muslims, despite the likelihood of outside influence.
By Martha Nussbaum
November 30, 2008
If, as now se
VP: Enigma Or Enema
By Chhotebhai, SAR NEWS
On the night of November 26, the earth quaked as Mumbai rocked to the
sounds of terrorist gunfire. When Indira Gandhi was assassinated on
October 31, 1984, the ensuing anti-Sikh riots were likened to the
earth shaking when a giant tree fell. This naivet
Before a single vote is cast... where terrorism touches ballotism
By Frederick Noronha
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The recent election for the Pale assembly by-election in Goa only
confirm a trend we need to be really concerned about. That is, the
results to elections in Goa are increasingly being decided
Death Of A Salesman And Other Elite Ironies
TARUN J TEJPAL
ROHINTON MALOO was shot doing two things he enjoyed immensely. Eating
good food and tossing new ideas. He was among the 13 diners at the
Kandahar, Trident-Oberoi, who were marched out onto the service
staircase, ostensibly as hostages. Bu
Views from, and about, 20th century Goa
Two books looking
at Goa during
the 20th century
and before made it
to the stands recently,
writes Frederick 'FN' Noronha
in his weekly column on
books from Goa.
Antonio de Noronha of Loutolim was a high court judge, during the
Republican regime of colonial
Skin-deep secularism
FREDERICK NORONHA builds a
case to show that 'secular'
campaigners in Goa have their
own religious and even caste
biases.
It may sound provocative, but the 'secular' campaigner in Goa
isn't so secular. Scratch a 'secular' campaigner, and you
would quickly realise that below t
7;s. He became a civil engineer in the U.S. and
returned to Tanzania after starting his studies for the
priesthood.
I too, had to find out what surprises the 'new world' had to
offer.
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Mervyn A. Lobo wrote this essay in September 2008. He is
based in Toronto.
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Soiled Sons and other Tourist Attractions in Goa
George Menezes
If there was a fear that tourism was going to take a beating in Goa,
think again.
There is too much happening in "amchem" Goa. And the happenings are of
such exciting proportions that it will attract thousands of Indians
and foreign
THE SCARRING OF GOA
Goa: Sweet Land of Mine by Claude Alvares with Reboni Saha;
Goa Foundation, Mapusa; Pp 92; price not stated
BOOK REVIEW BY MANOHAR SHETTY
Far from the picture-perfect image of Goa, lies another Goa
virtually quarantined away from the milling hordes of
tourists and other beach
Christmas Story for Our Troubled Times
George Menezes
writer.geo...@gmail.com
There must be hundreds of Hume pipes lying all over Mumbai.
Gigantic concrete ones meant to be used for storm water
drainage into the sea.
They make for BMC forgotten temporary, very temporary housing
for millions of h
This essay was first published way back in 1996, and the
author underlines that his favourite book is Wayne Booth's A
Rhetoric of Irony [http://tinyurl.com/8qd8va]
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What Goans Have for Breakfast
By Augusto Pinto
pinto...@gmail.com
"History is the most dangerous
of all the products of the
c
The doyen of Goan writing in English
Victor Rangel-Ribeiro is a name closely connected
with the resurgence that Goan writing in English
has seen in recent years. An octogenarian, what's
admirable about him is not just the high-energy
levels with wh
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To Die For
By Venita Coelho
venitacoe...@gmail.com
What would you be willing to give your life for? That might
seem like an odd question, but it has been on my mind the
last few weeks. The Naxals and Maoists have been in the news
as the war between them an
Where old is gold
In Goa, old houses are being
restored to their former glory.
Reena Martins checks out some
of these gems.
Photos: House that! (From top)
Ruben Vasco da Gama's villa in
Quepem; A bedroom in the villa;
Juhi Prasad sits outside her
restored house in Saligao.
Pix: Reena Martins
ree
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Memento Mori: Simplifying life, losing hair
A few weeks ago I decided that I wanted to simplify my life.
So I went ahead and did what I'd been wanting to do for many
years. I shaved my head. This did not come eas
THE PRINTED WORD: Goan... via the stomach
Frederick Noronha
f...@goa-india.org
FOR GOANS overseas, music has been a strong link
with home. The same can be said of Goan writing,
and there is a market overseas for books on Goa.
But cookery can't be overlooked
Musicians of brass
MARIA CABRAL FERNANDES taps her
feet to the 'Rubber Band', one
of Goa's very rare brass bands.
With the advent of pop bands and DJs, genuine brass bands in
Goa are slowly fading out. Many that exist play the easier
chorus/pop music. Finding a band that plays authentic
classical
THE PRINTED WORD/A mirror to the media
By Frederick Noronha
f...@goa-india.org
'Saralvaat' is retired editor Suresh Walve's autobiography of
his times in journalism. For those interested in knowing
about the men -- our media is only just overcoming its gender
imbalances -- who shape our thoughts
THE PRINTED WORD: West coast history, for the lay-man
Frederick Noronha
f...@goa-india.org
The Bombay we know was renamed Mumbai in the mid-1990s, at
the insistence of the Shiv Sena. At that time, there were
questions over what the city's name really meant. Where did
its name really come from?
D
Just Loving Life: The Spirit That's Uniquely Anglo-Indian
By SAR NEWS
BANGALORE, Karnataka (SAR NEWS) -- There
were fears among the Anglo-Indians in
India that the federal government would
remove the constitutional privileges and
the minority status for the community as
enshrined in the Constitut
is
what we have in common."
This piece for Goanet Reader is an attempt to
create some engagement and discussion among the
Goan diaspora about the relationships we have with
indigenous and settler communities in the countries
we have migrated
ICON: F.N.SOUZA
His artwork has sold for
millions and hangs in the
world's greatest museums. Yet,
until his death in 2002,
Francis Newton Souza struggled
for recognition, and even faced
bankruptcy. Vivek Menezes looks
back on an extraordinary
friendship with India's most
misunderstood artist FN SO
B U S I N E S S I N D I A ! November 29, 2009 Overseas Indian
New age airline for a new age Asia
Tony Fernandes acquired a
loss-making carrier in 2001 and
transformed it into Asia's
largest budget airline.
Scurrying air-hostesses in bright red uniforms, young
managers in jeans and sports shoes
The Accidental Activist :: Venita Coelho
One Nation Reading ... but are we in Goa?
A couple of years ago I published a children's book. That
led me to being a part of 'One Nation Reading'. Every year my
publisher, Scholastic India, has its authors go to schools
and societies for underprivileged
By Vincy Quadros
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Sonvsarachea khoincheay kon’xak Gõykar asum, Gõycho Saib konn hem
kednach visorcho na. Gõy rajyacher kitlim orixttam yetam yetam chukon
gelim. Hache fattlem mukhel karonn Gõycho Saib mhonntat. Aiz legit
zaite zann bhatta-bhatti vo dhormantoracheo goz
THE COCONUT TREE, MORE THAN JUST ANOTHER FRIEND TO GOA
This essay by Goa University
assistant professor, microbiologist,
environmentalist and campaigner
Dr Nandkumar Mukund Kamat forms
the preface to master craftsman
Vijaydatta Lotlikar's fortcoming
book 'The Art of Coconut Craft'.
It is to be rel
hest level of football, in the reality of a
childhood dream. He shows me how he angled his body
and fired low to score for India. "From that moment
things have been different," he says, his quiet
voice full of emotion, eyes shining intensely in
rsities in Germany, with 20.9% in the summer semester of
2007, roughly 5,598 students. The university alumni and
professor list include eight Nobel Prize winners. (Wikipedia)
Homepage (in English):
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Understanding the old laws
Ave Cleto Afonso, who lectured in Philosophy at the Dhempe
College till not long ago, came out last month with a book on
the family and succession laws of Goa. The former journalist
and scholar talks
India's wealthiest 100 and her smallest State
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Check this out: the richest Goan isn't someone linked to the
mining sector, whose role has been controversial for long in
Goa. Nor is he into real esta
Going Soft On Terrorism [Herald, 30 Nov 2009]
That the Chief Minister isn't
taking firm action against the
Sanatan Sanstha is an ominous
sign, says VIDYADHAR GADGIL
It is now a month and a half since the bomb blast in Margao
on Diwali eve, which killed two Sanatan Sanstha activists who
were alle
The Accidental Activist
Women Aloud by Venita Coelho
venitacoe...@gmail.com
One of the first things that a girl is taught is that she
shouldn't make too much noise. "It's not ladylike... girls
shouldn't be so loud... stop shouting!" Then you grow up an
Rethinking a relationship... young Goans and Goa
By Jason Keith Fernandes
jason.k.fernan...@gmail.com
Subsequent to hearing a critical participant's observation
about the 'Know Goa Programme' organized by the Department
for NRI Affairs, I had my reservations about the Programme,
wondering if it
THE PRINTED WORD/Frederick Noronha
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FOCUSSING ON THE GOA OF ANOTHER DAY
Some readers might recall Prof
Vasco Pinho as their lecturer
in Economics at St Xavier's
College. Post-retirement, he
has reinvented himself well, to
successfully author
half-a-dozen books. I
THE DRUMS OF WAR :: By Dr Oscar Rebello
docosca...@rediffmail.com
My dear Diggu kaka,
It was with a sense of shock and awe that I heard your
passionate appeal to all of us Goans, on December 19, 2009,
to rise and fight all the "enemies of the State, out to
defame us." Nasty fellows, these critte
Theology in the age of migration
Seeing the image of Christ in the eyes of a stranger
By Daniel G. Groody
Migration has always been part of human history. But because
of widespread changes caused by globalization, more people
are migrating than ever before, prompting some to call our
own generat
A tribute to Jesus
A tribute to Jesus on this Christmas;
What does it mean to be religious?
Mike Ghouse
This column is dedicated to Rev. Petra Weldes of the Center
for Spiritual Living in Dallas. Some of my conversation with
her inspired me to write this tribute to Jesus and what it
means to be
Business Standard Delhi December 27, 2009
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AT THE GOANETTERS' 2009 MEET,
DEC 28, MONDAY AT 4 PM,
MIRAMAR FOODLAND:
Cause celebre
Archana Jahagirdar / New Delhi December 27, 2009
Fashion designer Wendell
Rodricks, in his activist
avatar, keeps the G
Goa's growing urban chaos: any solutions?
By Frederick Noronha
f...@goa-india.org
Goa's urban spaces are bursting at the seams,
getting crowded, lack entertainment, and face
unplanned growth and urban sprawl. As if that all
was not enough, this small sceni
ther
issues. Dr Kamat is also a product of the ferment among concerned Goan
students of the late 1970s.
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BY DR OSCAR REBELLO
docosca...@rediffmail.com
I was asked by the Goan
Observer to put up my personal
choices of the ten most
influential set of people who
influenced the decade. Some did
so positively, some did so
negatively, and some were there
with a huge pot
FAREWELL TO DUDA :: By Mário Cabral e Sá
mariocabra...@yahoo.co.in
I dedicate this column to Maria dos Anjos Messias Gomes e
Rebello -- Duda to her family and her innumerous friends and
admirers, among whom I was perhaps one of the oldest.
She was no famous personality, no beauty queen, though sh
Skewed media coverage of a few crimes involving foreigners
has sullied Goa's image
Not a sin city
Devika Sequeira
devikaseque...@gmail.com
'Of all the places I have
worked, lived and travelled in
India, none is safer for women
than Goa, despite the recent
ugly convulsions in crime, the
laid-back
THE PRINTED WORD/Frederick Noronha
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When we talk of the "printed word", we usually assume that it
has to necessarily be related to the world of books. Though
we're already well into January, it is perhaps still timely
to focus on another for
A HISTORICAL NOVEL LOOKING AT WHAT HAPPENED AFTER 1510 (AND MORE):
LOVE AND SAMSARA
LOVE AND SAMSARA
By Eusebio L. Rodrigues
New Academia Publishing, USA 2007
611 pp. Price not listed
Love and Samsara is a historical novel set in the
sixteenth century. It explores the conseque
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Goanetter Francis Rodrigues (Vasco/Toronto) unveils his book,
The Greatest Konkani Song Hits. Launch dates: Goa (Kala
Academy) on 9 Aug. 4 pm. U.K. (Staines) on 15 Aug. Canada on
20 Aug and US on 30 Aug. Details http://www.konkaniso
The price of language chauvinism: English education in Goa
BY NISSER DIAS
nisserd...@gmail.com
Goa is said to be one most literate state in the country.
Yet, for almost twenty years now, we are still discussing and
debating the medium of instruction suitable for our children.
This seems to be a c
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