GOANVOICE DAILY NEWSLETTER TUE 29 SEPTEMBER, 2009
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| Death: Rev Fr Manuel Antonio Pinto do Rosario | ||
 28 Sep: Socorro, Goa. REV. FR. MANUEL ANTONIO PINTO DO ROSARIO (Ex. Rector, Seminary of Saligao; Ex. Director, Clergy Home, Porvorim). Loving brother of late Caraciolo / Lumena Sequeira; late Benildes. Funeral at Socorro on 20 Sep.
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| Video: Lie-La Rouass Fibbed and Faked … | ||
 27 Sep: News of the World (UK). Saucy Laila Rouass has been rumba-led . . . she's not been Strictly honest about a couple of minor technical details - like her age and her marriage... 556 words. | ||
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| Rwanda: Clarence Fernandes Offers to Help Visually Impaired | ||
28 Sep: The New Times. Rwanda Renaissance, an Indian based NGO is devoted at promoting social welfare in Rwanda and is to help the visually impaired ... Clarence Fernandes, the Chairman of Rwanda Renaissance, said that he was touched by the hardships the visually impaired people go through in their day to day lives… 378 words.
For a profile of Clarence Fernandes see GVUK 2009-18.
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| London: Patricia Rozario Concert – 20 Oct. 2009 20 Oct. Middle Temple Hall. Patricia Rozario’s programme demonstrates the diversity and range of her extraordinary talent … photo, programme and full details at the link below. more details.. | ||
| Death: Joseph Pereira 27 Sep: Toronto. JOSEPH LOUIS PEREIRA (Aged 82). Dear father to Leslie (Linda), Heather (Keith) and Clifford. Dear grandfather to Anthony, Kailyn and Elijah. Private Funeral Service on Sep. 30. more details.. | ||
| UK: Scandal of Immigrants Taking Over Our It Jobs 29 Sep: Daily Express (UK). Tens of thousands of British workers are losing out because of a loophole in the immigration laws … firms are parachuting cheaper overseas staff into Britain using a controversial scheme… Most of those coming to the UK on the visas are IT workers, with more than 70 per cent from India… 571 words. more details.. | ||
| Fall in ore exports, tourist arrivals may hit state exchequer 29 Sep: Navhind Times. With both tourism and mining sectors facing uncertain times, it seems all is not well with the two major contributors to the state’s economy and the state government might have to do a rethink on its plans on development… 628 words. more details.. | ||
| Death: Dr Antonio Lobo 27 Sep: Lisbon, Portugal. DR ANTONIO SEBASTIAO GONZAGA DE ATAIDE LOBO. Beloved husband of late Angela Pais. Father of Miguel. Funeral on 29 Sep. in Lisbon. | ||
| Audio: Passport to Murder 28 Sep: BBC. Poonam Taneja investigates the practice of British Asians going back to India and plotting to murder spouses or relatives. 30 min. more details.. | ||
| Salisbury, UK: Former Police Office to open shop 28 Sep: Wiltshire Times. Caroline Dymond, 32, a former police community support officer took a trip to India which inspired her to open a shop… She opened Pilgrims in St Georges Works last Wednesday, selling ethnic clothes, handicrafts and trinkets … During a recent visit to India in March, Mrs Dymond made contacts with many of her suppliers, including an elderly woman from Goa, who supplies the shop with bed throws… 365 words + photo. more details.. | ||
| Acid thrown on Goa transport minister’s car 28 Sep: IANS. Even as the stir against the allegedly fraudulent implementation of high security number plates (HSNP) gathers steam in Goa, unknown people threw acid on the state transport minister, Sudin Dhavalikar’s official car Sunday damaging the number plate. He was not in his car when the incident occurred… 289 words. more details.. | ||
| Maharashtra: Congress fields Christians heeding to leading council 28 Sep: Christian Today. The Congress party has decided to field Christians in Maharashtra following the request of a leading Christian council in the country… Congress has accepted the nomination of Janet D’Souza from Ghatkopar and Gonsalves, an advocate from Vasai … 411 words + photo. more details.. | ||