In To-day's Newspapers
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I agree Andy. I was shocked to see just how much skin and bone a cow could be. It's heartbreaking to see them. I turn my head away when I see them, yet feel ashamed with myself. Cows, cats, dogs, foraging for food that does not exist. Dogs, looking at you with side eyes, desperate for food and love. There ARE downsides to Goa, for me, this is it.
#3603
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Goa is much worse than many other states and there is no excuse as it is relatively wealthy. I mentioned Karwar (just over the border, not far away) it used to be terrible, it is now much improved and the many local people who do care can get some vet help now.
I can understand your sister, I actually used to refuse to travel anywhere by road because I knew we would run over some animal.
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UK plans to stop aid to India
" Several lawmakers have voiced public criticism to give aid to an India whose economy is growing exponentially, and is now in a position to give aid to many African countries"
" Several lawmakers have voiced public criticism to give aid to an India whose economy is growing exponentially, and is now in a position to give aid to many African countries"
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Cameron pledges ANOTHER £814m towards vaccinating the world's poorest children (on top of £2bn we are already going to donate)
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz1PB4MEw00
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz1PB4MEw00
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India Gives - The recent India-Africa summit in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, at which India’s government pledged $5 billion in aid to African countries, drew attention to a largely overlooked phenomenon — India’s emergence as a source, rather than a recipient, of foreign aid.
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India Gives - The recent India-Africa summit in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, at which India’s government pledged $5 billion in aid to African countries, drew attention to a largely overlooked phenomenon — India’s emergence as a source, rather than a recipient, of foreign aid.
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Full Article
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Toronto: Roland Francis: Dancing in the Moonshine
11 Jun: Times of India. Mumbai has recently raised the legal drinking age from 21 to 25 …Plugging the bottle never deterred anyone, and indeed, during Prohibition… there was the Goan ‘aunty’. These were women living in the city’s Goan-Catholic enclaves like Dhobi Talao who would run speakeasies selling moonshine from their homes. As a young man, Roland Francis (photo) used to visit aunty bars in the company of older friends. “Bars were usually set up in a partitioned portion of a small room that was the living quarters of Aunty’s family,” says the 60-year-old [who now lives in Toronto]
www.goanvoice.org.uk
Toronto: Roland Francis: Dancing in the Moonshine
11 Jun: Times of India. Mumbai has recently raised the legal drinking age from 21 to 25 …Plugging the bottle never deterred anyone, and indeed, during Prohibition… there was the Goan ‘aunty’. These were women living in the city’s Goan-Catholic enclaves like Dhobi Talao who would run speakeasies selling moonshine from their homes. As a young man, Roland Francis (photo) used to visit aunty bars in the company of older friends. “Bars were usually set up in a partitioned portion of a small room that was the living quarters of Aunty’s family,” says the 60-year-old [who now lives in Toronto]
www.goanvoice.org.uk
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