Hi Gilbert
I am utterly confused by your statement below. Pray
will you explain what you mean?
Cornel
--- Gilbert Lawrence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ... if all these foreign cultures who
> came to Goa "admired" us, they would ask us to join
> them. The last time I checked, none did so.:=))
Hi Aires,
Very good article. You have an excellent short list of "manifestations". I am
glad several native Goans have stepped-to-the-plate in being arch-advocates of
a "Goan identity".
Preserving one's ethnicity is not rocket science. People (diaspora and native)
have done it for millenn
Dear Aeris,
I read your article with interest and I would like to know one
thing, Why! Is it that those whose parents have setteled in
Pakistan and their children would like to visit Goa or settle
there have so much problems, although they have relatives
living there.
Arthur S Rodrigues.
Roots can be established by birth, by ancestry or by domicile. Migration to Goa
is not sufficient to acquire roots if the person does not have affinity to Goan
culture, language and tradition. On the other hand a person can be born and
resident outside the State and acquire roots by subscribing
