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Old Mar 6th 2012, 4:18 pm
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Nazari Resort Baga road
Campos Verde Nagoa
Elite Meadow Parra
Along with a lot of houses that he built
I understand that he is one of the good guys
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Nazari Resort Baga road
Campos Verde Nagoa
Elite Meadow Parra
Along with a lot of houses that he built
I understand that he is one of the good guys
Time will tell.
It would be nice for the new lot to welcome us foreigners though - and get the DoE to back off on people who bought property legally !

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Interesting

"UK Minister cites Ratan Tata for revamp" - Financial Express

http://tinyurl.com/7t9ctue
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-17283571

Not good for Kingfisher airlines.
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Congress fights within after Goa defeat
7 Mar: IBNS. The infighting within the Congress party is evident after a miserable defeat with the outgoing Chief Minister Digambar Kamat saying that he should have been projected as the next chief minister… Manohar Parrikar, who is most likely to head the state as the new CM

www.goanvoice.org.uk
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Interesting

"UK Minister cites Ratan Tata for revamp" - Financial Express

http://tinyurl.com/7t9ctue
Why should ANY Brit. minister listen to foreigners? British government is elected by the British people to represent THEM. Not Indian industrialists.

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Digambar govt issued order of Rs 600 crores to private IT firm, 3 days before elections

http://www.heraldgoa.in/News/Main%20...ons/57699.html
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Portrait of Britain 2012: Armed police arrest woman, 40, after fearing she had a bomb in eight-hour stand-off
Police in Teesside were alerted shortly after 11am
Incident went on until around 7.30pm

Bomb disposal experts were called and a helicopter was scrambled



Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz1p2b3XmLM


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@Portrait of Britain 2012:

The terrorists have won.
Sad bag ladies used to be given a cup of tea and referred for help.

Amazing the resources that can be scrambled at the hint of the magic word 'terrorist' - no wonder there's no-one to deal with burglaries or street crime!

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Just in on BBC news 46.9% of 246.6 million homes in India are without any indoor toilets.But, 63.2% own a either a landline or a mobile phone.....Pity it doesnt mention how many Panchyats run a garbage collection service.The figures would be below 10%, i think. A terrible indictment of a developing country in these figures though.No wonder Monsoon Holidays are becoming popular in Goa its because Mumbai in Monsoon stinks to high heaven because the The Bay of Bombay becomes a huge soak pit of discarded effluent and rubbish. I have seen dead dogs floating at The Gate of India.
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Just in on BBC news 46.9% of 246.6 million homes in India are without any indoor toilets.But, 63.2% own a either a landline or a mobile phone.....Pity it doesnt mention how many Panchyats run a garbage collection service.The figures would be below 10%, i think. A terrible indictment of a developing country in these figures though.No wonder Monsoon Holidays are becoming popular in Goa its because Mumbai in Monsoon stinks to high heaven because the The Bay of Bombay becomes a huge soak pit of discarded effluent and rubbish. I have seen dead dogs floating at The Gate of India.

60 years of neglect by government of the rural areas.

I don't think you can include Mumbai in the monsoon with this, 3-4' or more of flood water in a bad year, the drains cannot cope, and obviously they overflow. Dogs drown, people drown, when they fall down a drain when the cover has gone.
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60 years of neglect by government of the rural areas.

I don't think you can include Mumbai in the monsoon with this, 3-4' or more of flood water in a bad year, the drains cannot cope, and obviously they overflow. Dogs drown, people drown, when they fall down a drain when the cover has gone.

One of the funniest things we saw in Goa, was driving up a side road at Nerul, and there was an old man. door open sitting on his new "loo" proud as punch door open waving to us.
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Originally Posted by Bipat
60 years of neglect by government of the rural areas.

I don't think you can include Mumbai in the monsoon with this, 3-4' or more of flood water in a bad year, the drains cannot cope, and obviously they overflow. Dogs drown, people drown, when they fall down a drain when the cover has gone.
Mumbai has had 60 years to sort out the problems with the Victorian sewers and later additions.In 1991 they attempted to lay a new sewer line near Malibar Hills.As usual the contractor went bust and then street people moved into the pipes.Because they had been there for over a year, they got squatters rights and the coperation of Mumbai had go to court to get them out of their pipes before the work could continue...! There is no excuse for what goes in Mumbai in Monsoon.The dumping of thousands of tone raw sewage,toxic garbage and dead animal carcasses in to the bay is beyond the pale.Another thing the Shiv Sena have never ever said a word about it either.The so-called protectors of Maharashtra......! The Indian government would rather go to war with Pakistan than clean up all the rubbish thats slowly clogging up its arteries.....
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Originally Posted by Bipat
60 years of neglect by government of the rural areas.

I don't think you can include Mumbai in the monsoon with this, 3-4' or more of flood water in a bad year, the drains cannot cope, and obviously they overflow. Dogs drown, people drown, when they fall down a drain when the cover has gone.
Well they should be able to cope, they should have been designed to cope and updated to cope - and don't say unexpected growth - Joseph Bazalgette's London sewers are still working more than 150 years later. Perhaps if Bombay's sewers were kept clear of rubbish they would work a little better.

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