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Good article with some solid statistics.
Which suggests that much of this treatment of women is commonplace in much of India.

Sad

Dread - x

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ToI today.
Headline ( page 10 ) Justice at last. They're referring to the murder of the Indian student on Dec. 26th, last year. Seven months. Not too bad.

Then, on page 8, a trial, in India, started 37 years ago !! and ongoing !!
No headline there.

Still on the sub continent, The Pak. SC deciding on the pricing of samosa !!
Little wonder the backlog in all the courts in these two countries.

Justice..........They couldn't spell the f*****g word.

Davie.

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Goa: New weekly newsmagazine: The Goan On Saturday

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e-edition
28 Jul: The Goan. Some highlights: Taxi gangs of South Goa… Taxi Trouble at Dabolim …Terence Vaz: Lost, but never forgotten... Goa needs to be re-branded- Low end tourism brings money to local Goans… Seraulim fights against concrete and corruption… Soil erosion eating Goa's beaches… The grandma hugging “drug lords” of Anjuna… Sexual harassment at the workplace is a reality in Goa .. . Dance bars in Minister's own backyard… A look at the state of the live music scene in Goa… The tragedy of child servitude… Old culprits are conducting illegal mining activities daily… Deathly Handlers: GMC mortuary isn’t all that safe… Can we have some Goa, in Goa’s tourism policy? … From the outside looking in: Who doesn’t love to be a tourist? … The healers of hearts: Childline … From the police station to the stage: Sammy Tavares… Tiatr needs to evolve to survive … 32 pages (+ 16 page Supplement at the Edition option at the top of the e-edition page)


Can't get onto the website of the above.


www.goanvoice.org.uk.

They also have a facebook page.

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http://english.pravda.ru/society/sto...a_india_goa-0/


Russian downshifters conquer India's Goa

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The link from Goanvoice seems to be working now.

Makes very good reading................. can't be written by Goans can it?

No blame attached to "foreigners" for all the problems.

Will be interesting to see how long it takes for the "establisment's" Goondas to turn up at their premises and offer a little gentle persuasion to "Shut the f up"?


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The link from Goanvoice seems to be working now.
= thanks for NOT putting the link on.

http://thegoan.net/popular_news.php

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... or: http://epaper.thegoan.net/

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Sorry all.

Didn't realise going to Goanvoice and clicking on "more info" in the appropriate place was Rocket science?

(not Indian rocket science of course, even when they do manage to find the blue touchpaper it still crashes moments later......... at the cost of billions. Gone very quiet now though)


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We dear old J5, you could have done it earlier this week, - but as I said, the item had been deleted. Have a good day.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah .......... whatever!

On a sensible note, surprised none of the Candolim "residents" have commented on this little snippet?

http://zeenews.india.com/entertainme...der_116166.htm

Yes, it looks like this year your beloved Sunburn festival will be booming out for your enjoyment from Christmas Eve till New Year..........

And whats the betting Parrikar makes it one of his crazy "entertainment zones" so that the row can go on all night?

Enjoy :rofl:


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Did see it ! - enjoy people watching down on the Teama Corner
Won't worry me - still young at heart. - might even join in, have been offered free tickets in the past. :starsmile:

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India demands Olympic Games security probe after imposter joins its team at Opening Ceremony parade
Unidentified woman led the team through the Olympic stadium in London
She wore a red top and turquoise trousers while athletes were dressed in yellow turbans or saris
Indian officials call for apology from Games organisers


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz221NdcN7s

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Modesty is the best policy: Indian women take the beach by storm with new bikini-saris

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/ar...#ixzz225FjWHXu