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Goa
News Clips
by
Joel D'Souza & Fred Noronha
- Fontainhas
Festival of the Arts
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exquisite painting by Sonia Rodrigues Sabharwal
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81-year-old
Galdino D'Souza from Socorro only paints these type of pots and traditional
Goan kitchenware |
Charchoal
portrait by Mapusa-based artist Rajendra Usapkar |
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Subodh
Kerkar's work, mostly from steel scrap material
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Ceramic
sculpture by Verodina Ferrao D'Souza
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- GoaCyberMatrimonials
(January 27, 2003)
http://www.goacom.com/news/news2003/jan/msg00069.html
Looking Out For That Nice Goan Family: I am a parent of a Mangalorean/Goan
bachelor of 34 years and am interested in my son marrying a Roman Catholic
girl of Goan origin. I have family in Goa and visit there quite often. I also
have another son who just turned 31 AND happily married with two babies. My
daughter of 23 is on a work/travel Student Work Abroad Program (SWAP) in Australia
for a year and hopes to return to Canada next November. 2003. I am anxious
that my older son marries into a nice Goan family as he is now well settled
with his job and a house in Mississauga (Toronto) Ont. Caste is not important.
My husband and I are still working here in Canada. I can proudly say that
he comes from a fine family background and has his mechanical engineering
degree from the University of Waterloo, his MBA from Sir Wilfrid Laurier university
and is a member of the P.Eng. Society. He is handsome, sincere, has good morals/mature
with sober habits and is currently employed by a well known Insurance Company.
For more details you can respond to my e-mail address at lucy.goveas@pwgsc.gc.ca
Thank you. I will then forward it accordingly.
(sounds
a bit corny but that's what is happenning JJD'S)
- Specialities
of Goan Villages
The famous Goan fish-curry made and served in an earthern pot called "kuinem"
tastes better with its aroma of the earth. The famous Goan "ukdo"
parboiled rice (xit) cooked and served in a typical Goan earthern pot called
the "budkulo" tastes lovely. Yes! This is truly the speciality of
every Goan village. It is Goa's true rural heritage. A beautiful floral heritage
of Goa is reflected by the fragrance of its small "abolim" like
"rattan abolim", "pishi abolim" and another yellowish
coloured variety. The Government of Goa should declare "abolim"
as the state flower of Goa. The botanical name of "abolim" is crossandra.
(Prajal Sakhardande in Panorama-NT)
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