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Besides
building a good rapport with the customers, providing
quality service to them is very important in order
to win their confidence and trust. And that helps
to establish better contacts with others, widening
the scope of business, believes the budding entrepreneur
from Assagao-Badem, Hubert McDonald de Souza. In
1985, he opened the McDonalds Driving School and
till date continues to train those desiring to become
good and efficient drivers. (Pio Estves in NT) |
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on goan religious orders |
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'The religious orders in Goa during XVI-XVII centuries',
a book by Prof Olivinho JF Gomes observes that the
religious conversions during 16th and 17th centuries
as witnessed by Goa, formed organisation of a mass
movement for social transformation, wherein members
of the elite class actively participated to become
part of the ruling class.
The Episcopal Vicar for the Religious for Goa, Fr
Kyriel D'Souza, who earlier released the book at
the Fundacao Oriente, in Panaji, said that the book
was a well researched document which was not strictly
a pious book, but contained social, economical and
cultural contexts. (NT) |
About
the M.r. De Souza gold cup for field hockey
By:
Johnny Lobo - Mississauga Canada
The
M.R. De Souza Gold Cup donated by Tommy Emar De Souza
in Memory of his father was the pre-eminent field hockey
cup in Kenya and the annual tournament attracted the world's
best teams. In 1952 its inaugural year the trophy was
won by the Goan Institute. It became the "Blue Riband"
of East African hockey and was subsequently won by the
Goan Institute Kampala (1953) and the Goan Institute Dar-es-salam(1957).
The Cup was also won by the Railway Goan Institute in
1958
The
Kenya Goan Sports Association was founded in 1947 and
they were given the honour to run the prestigious M.R.
De Souza Gold Cup tournament in 1952. The K.G.S.A was
also affiliated to all other sports Associations.
However
former players and supporters would like to know what
has happened to the Gold cup after the tournament was
abandoned when the K.G.S.A. finally wound up.
If anyone
has any information about the cup in question please communicate
to:- info@goanvoice.ca
See "The
Tommy Emar Gold Cup Hockey Tournament was revived after
a span of 27 years by the Bombay Women's Hockey Association."
For more text click here.
Tata
Motors, the Indian firm is building City Rover car for
the UK market.
Tata Motors, the Indian firm that is building MG Rover's
next car for the UK market, has been showing off the City
Rover, which is due to go on sale in November.
Tata, a
former truck maker that expanded into consumer automobiles
in the 1990s, is making the City Rover at its plant in
Pune, in the western Indian state of Maharashtra.
See: http://www.goacom.com/news/news2003/nov/msg00036.html
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