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Sadly it would not only be India where this would happen - you would probably have even less chance of treatment in the good old USofA until they had ascertained your insurance cover.
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Originally Posted by noni
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Russia: Goa Villa Rentals
19 Oct: Turprofi (Russia). Rental villas in Goa at special prices Nov. - Dec. 2012. Until recently, rentals of private houses or apartments in Goa was possible only independently or through illegal Russian agents … "Tara Travel" now takes full responsibility for the quality of houses and services and has 8 villas in Goa at special prices from $59 with full services including visits by a massage therapist There is no answer to that! massage therapist !! www.goanvoice.org.uk Editorial: Dabolim Disasters 19 Oct: Herald. Dabolim has had umpteen instances of bird hits damaging passenger aircraft … One of the mains reasons for bird hits is the dumping of garbage in the vicinity of the airport… there have also been numerous instances of personnel - both civilian and naval - crisscrossing the airstrip on vehicles as short- cut to their destination… a six- month- old breach in the compound wall of the airport has become a happy entrance point for cattle and sundry others wishing to stroll into an otherwise “ high security†airport area,.. Goa Medical College switches to e-surgery for knee operation 19 Oct: Times of India. The orthopaedics department of the Goa Medical College performed a computer-navigated knee replacement surgery on a 75-year-old female patient … The super computer used for the surgery is a demo unit given to the GMC and has been imported from the US… the surgery would have cost 4.5 lakh if done privately but done free for the 75-year old patient… |
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Originally Posted by prestonjohn
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He is an old mate of mine Sunny of Taras Travels.Also a friend of mine is looking for a renatal too.Thanks for the info and as for the massage......well it will certainly help with the jet lag.
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Another sex racket busted in Calangute
22 Aug: Times of India. Calangute police busted a sex racket at Calangute and rescued two girls and arrested six persons on Saturday night… the police team raided Chris ayurvedic spa at Gaurawado in Calangute and rescued two Manipuri girls… Denyse Sweeney death referred for CBI probe 22 Oct: Times of India. The case of UK national Denyse Sweeney, who collapsed and died at a night club at Anjuna in April 2010, has been referred to the CBI… "The viscera was sent to the laboratory almost 20 months after the death, when ideally it should be sent within six weeks," police sources said… www.goanvoice.org.uk |
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Indian government launches 'no lavatory, no bride' campaign
22 Oct: Daily Telegraph. The Indian government has launched a 'no lavatory, no bride' campaign, telling women to reject potential suitors if they cannot provide an inside lavatory. The comments were made by India's controversial rural development minister, Jairam Ramesh, who recently angered Hindus by pointing out there were more temples than lavatories for the country's 1.2 billion people www.goanvoice.org.uk |
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Rickshaws to agree to meters if they get 100% increase (for 1st Km.) - from ₹15 to ₹30 - and subsequent Km. from ₹12 to ₹15.
Trouble is rickshaw (and taxi) drivers seem to forget the 'subsequent Km.' bit! ... and the latest official prices that I can find say ₹13 then ₹10 while the Goa Tourist site says a flat rate of ₹7. AndyD 8-)₹ |
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Originally Posted by noni
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Originally Posted by SteveKingswear
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Is anybody really surprised? Over the past few months a number of contributors have predicted that there was going to be a problem and it seems been proved right; the really surprising thing is that when so many contributors to this forum have predicted these problems how is it that the various officials haven't?
AndyD 8-)₹ |
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Terror trio 'plotting to detonate eight suicide bombs applied for high-interest loan because they didn't think they'd be around to pay it off'
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http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/...ke-in-benefits
CASH-STRAPPED taxpayers are forking out £36million a year in child benefit for 40,000 youngsters who do not even live in Britain. Angry MPs hit out as shock Whitehall statistics showed last night that 23,855 families are claiming handouts for children as a Âresult of European Union welfare rules. Is this fair? |
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http://punjabnewsline.com/news/Take-...-tourists.html
Take you garbage home - Goa village tell tourists - hope this is pointed out to the indian tourists, and local men who picnic on the beaches and leave such litter, from their BBQ, tinnies etc. |
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I will predict now that next season the shacks will not be ready again.
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Originally Posted by Vagatorian
(Post 10348331)
I will predict now that next season the shacks will not be ready again.
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Originally Posted by Vagatorian
(Post 10348331)
I will predict now that next season the shacks will not be ready again.
This is the reason over the last few seasons we started going later to Goa. |
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