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Goa's influence on Brazilian architecture

Goa and Brazil share a few common similarities dating back to the Portuguese colonial rule, of language and football. But on Thursday night, Brazilian Ambassador to Qatar Anuar Nahes highlighted yet another little known artistic link -
Nov 20, 2009 by  Armstrong Vaz in World

Swimming against the tide to strike it rich in Bollywood Special

He draws his inspiration on the art of storytelling from his late mother. The hunger and motivation to excel came from the Career and Competition Success books.
Nov 15, 2009 by  Armstrong Vaz in Arts

Opinion: Global Goans convention in Oman a waste of public money Special

Former Federal minister of state for foreign affairs Eduardo Faleiro’s entourage will dock in Oman for two days for the Global Goans convention in the first week of next month.
Oct 27, 2009 by  Armstrong Vaz in Lifestyle

Part of an historic house collapses in Goa Special

CUNCOLIM: Heta Pandit’s book, Hidden Hands-Masterbuilders of Goa gives an insight into the lives of the artisans-carpenters, masons, stonecutters, roofers, basketweavers, potters, painters and gardeners.
Sep 27, 2009 by  Armstrong Vaz in Lifestyle

Levy additional taxes on foreign nationals owning houses in Goa Special

Goa: Ambelim a fishing village on the banks of River Sal in Salcete taluka has sought to impose migrant tax on all migrants staying in the village.
Sep 27, 2009 by  Armstrong Vaz in Business

Goans in Qatar and elsewhere hail Qatar Airways Goa-Doha route Special

The decision by Sri Lanka Airlines to stop its operations to the Indian resort state of Goa from March 28 was part of the bad news which the tourism industry in the Indian state had to face in the days of the worldwide economic recession.
Aug 30, 2009 by  Armstrong Vaz in Travel

Difficult times for journalists in Pakistan Special

Journalism is holy war in the Pakistan region, resident Islamuddin Sajid said. "We and our families have no security, so, I request the international community to help the journalist of this region," he added.
Aug 15, 2009 by  Armstrong Vaz in World

Nuem village in Goa stops re-starting of mining operations Special

Nuem, which is 25 kms from Margao City, between Kanaguinim and Cabo-de-Rama, on the west coast of Goa, is an example of nature’s generosity.
Aug 10, 2009 by  Armstrong Vaz in Environment - 2 comments

India potential of winning football World Cup Special

Zoran Djordjevic former Churchill bros coach, a Indian I-League club, recommendation for everybody in football in India is to do every day much more and much better then yesterday.
Aug 10, 2009 by  Armstrong Vaz in Sports

Opinion: The great neglect of Konkani and tussle over scripts Special

“Konkani does not have a script, isn’t it,” thundered, my Kerala-born photojournalist friend. I shot back saying: “the problem for the Konkani language is not having a script, but scripts?
Jul 28, 2009 by  Armstrong Vaz in Education

A Lawyer Who Plows Paddy Fields in Goa Special

He dons a black suit in the court room and forcefully pleads his client’s cases before different judges in Goa. But back home in his village Ambaulim in Salcete Taluka of Indian state of Goa, the advocate discards his fancy court room clothes.
Jul 24, 2009 by  Armstrong Vaz in Environment

Conversion to christanity an escape route for Mumbai girl Sara Special

"I fear for the safety of my step-brother and my father,” said Qatar-based Sara in a trembling tone to her friend speaking at the other end of the telephone line from Mumbai.
Jul 24, 2009 by  Armstrong Vaz in Religion

Cyber-activism an extended mission of journalism: Noronha Special

Goa-based journalist cum cyber-activist Fredrick Noronha sees himself primarily as an info-activist. His goal is to dig out information that could bring about a greater degree of social justice in societies.
Jul 24, 2009 by  Armstrong Vaz in Technology

Opinion: Missing coffee at Goa’s Marliz in Margao city Special

The closed shutters of Marliz restaurant, once Margao’s much-sought after eating hole and a meeting point for Satiskars (resident so Salcete taluka in Indian state of Goa) points out to yet another grim story.
Jul 24, 2009 by  Armstrong Vaz in Business

Save the Frogs Campaign gathers pace in Goa Special

The night season has set in. The rain drops are striking at a ferocious pace and tiny rain drops find their way on to my bed through the tile roof house of mine.
Jun 13, 2009 by  Armstrong Vaz in Environment - 1 comment

Mahanand Naik: Goan serial killers head count mounts to sixteen

Mahanand Naik is his name. But, Mah(a)-{great}-anand (joy) has certainly not brought joy and ecstasy but instead has brought gloom and miseries to many families in Goa over the last fifteen years.
Jun 2, 2009 by  Armstrong Vaz in Environment - 2 comments

Opinion: A taste of Goa: food fit for gods and kings Special

The very mention of Goa evokes images of sun kissed beaches, swaying palms, Feni and a fun-loving people. But there is indeed much more to this idyllic land than just this, says Beryl Viera Coutinho in her book “A Taste Of Goa”.
May 29, 2009 by  Armstrong Vaz in Food - 1 comment

Russian tourists raise stink over garbage in Goa Special

Pigs and cows rummaging through the heap of garbage greeted Russian tourist Irina at Colva beach. In her two-week stay in the coastal tourist state of Goa, wherever she went greeted by the scene of garbage being littered all over the place,
May 21, 2009 by  Armstrong Vaz in Travel

Markus and Anita Rytz the BMW motorcycle couple on world tour Special

How much money is necessary to be happy? That was the difficult question which troubled Switzerland-based couple Markus and Anita Rytz all their lives.
May 15, 2009 by  Armstrong Vaz in Travel - 2 comments

Opinion: In pursuit of the Indian electoral card Special

Nineteen-year-old Melvin Fernandes hailing from the Velim constituency part of the South Goa Lok Sabha constituency in the western state of Goa is in upbeat mood.
May 14, 2009 by  Armstrong Vaz in Politics
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