During my lifetime on this planet of God I have organised, given lead to many movements and raised my voice for the cause of justice and fought against injustice in Goa and in Kuwait. Some of the subjects I raised from Kuwait in support of justice for the cause of humanity even created impact around the globe giving me recognition that I am a fighter for the cause of justice and for the support of the downtrodden. Kuwait gave me a nice platform for my campaign to fight for justice and in return to receive accolades from global community for my work in support of justice.
KONKANI MOVEMENT.
Three decades back when I initiated the movement from Kuwait for the cause of Konkani in general and Novem Goem in particular, many of our Goans in Kuwait especially the seniors holding senior positions on job front in the absence of competition and earning senior salary were questioning me why I am interested to create an awakening and movement for the cause of Konkani. They were directly and indirectly questioning me thus ‘TUKAM KITEAK PODDLAM RE TEM?” Without giving heed to their question I went ahead even though I had to suffer a lot in different forms mainly on financial segment. Those days many senior Kuwait Goans were very proud of their positions on the jobs and the undeserved money that they earned otherwise they were totally uncultured, socially filthy, intellectually bankrupt and educationally very backward. Some of them were passing remarks saying to fight for Konkani is the job of an illiterate butler or son of the butler or grandson of the domestics. Incidentally none of them came closer to me educationally, culturally, intellectually, morally, character and dignity wise and because I had these qualities, with the help of all my like minded Goans in Kuwait I succeeded in successfully creating Konkani movement in Kuwait, first among expatriate Goans. If Konkani yesterday gained success in Goa and thru its success Goa attained Statehood, major share of this success goes to Kuwait Goans. The so called Konkani Pundits and Konknni “Potrakars” during those days due to their all round backwardness normally seen in this class, were ashamed to show their faces to us because this movement was handled by the intellectually high calibre Goans who all were close to me ideologically. Finally by organising this movement, who gained? Goa and Goans. If I had to listen to the question ‘Tukam Kiteak Poddlam Re Tem”, then nothing would come.
GULF GOANS HOTELS COMPANY.
Then came the movement of Gulf Goans Hotels Company to start hotel industry in Goa. This was the brainchild of the then Kuwait Goan stalwart Vincent D’Souza. When I got involved myself first as a Share holder and later on as Director of the company many people asked me ‘why you are involving yourself in it?’ “Tukam Kiteak Poddlam Re Tem?” My answer to them was this, it was NOT “tukam kiteak poddlam re tem”, but by involving myself deeply and with the very productive role played by another director Wilson Coelho and also with the combined efforts of all my colleagues in the Board, we managed to build a huge hotel at Calangute Gauravaddo, next to the beach, known as “Hotel Goan Heritage” costing now crores of rupees and where so many Goans are employed. What would be the outcome of this company if I had to listen to the negative comment like “Tukam Kiteam Poddlam Re Tem?” In that case nothing would develop. Though I suffered in many counts but finally gained victory and it is victory for Goan cause.
DIRECT FLIGHT FROM KUWAIT-GOA-KUWAIT.
Then came the movement for the direct flight from Kuwait to Goa, again initiated by Vincente D’Souza but when things found difficult to cope up for him, I was requested to assist and when I got involved and with the backing of the entire Kuwait Goan community, we worked tirelessly and attained the success. In this movement also some enemies of Vincente D’Souza were dissuading me to stay away from him asking me “Tukam Kiteak Poddlam Re Tem? Let Vincente go to hell” but I told them this is not for Vincente alone but for the entire Kuwait Goan community. Their question here also “Tukam kiteak poddlam re tem” had no relevance.
GOAN/INDIAN COMPETITIVE SOCCER.
Then came the movement of starting and promoting our competitive soccer among Indians in Kuwait. Though it was started by United Goans Football Center in 1979 yet I played my major role in promoting it as a prominent footballer attracting lot of attention from lot of spectators, as an organiser and media promoter as a journalist. Many people were asking me why I am so forcefully promoting it saying “Tukam Kiteak Poddlam Re Tem?” Because “Makam Poddlam Tem”, our soccer activities in Kuwait became an instant success putting a very strong base for it and because of which for many Goans to gain many benefits. If I had to withdraw from playing my role then, surely things would not have been as productive as they were proved to be. It did not help Kuwait Goans and other Indians only in Kuwait but it is now helping even the Goa based Goan politicians to promote them and their family members.
GOA-KUWAIT SOLIDARITY.
Then came the invasion of Kuwait on 2nd August 1990 by Iraq and we were evacuated to Goa, many of us as paupers. In order to raise our voice against this invasion and to demand liberation for Kuwait, when no one from the so called evacuated Kuwait Goan stalwarts came forward to initiate a Goan movement by Goans for the cause of Kuwait from where we earn our sustenance, I came forward and with the assistance of my colleagues and like minded Kuwait Goan evacuees, I formed GOA KUWAIT SOLIDARITY CENTER. The then Kuwait Goan gigantic personalities like Vincente D’Souza, Avertano Furtado, A.B. Fernandes, Joe Monty, Sam Alphonso, all the presidents of Goan Associations & Clubs and others were totally went hiding because they had no public support nor intellectual capacity to initiate international movement. GKSC was a movement to raise our voice against invasion of Kuwait and to force the Government of India to toe its line in support of Kuwait at regional and international fora. Thru this movement in Goa lasting 6 months we organised public rallies and public meetings and the echo of this movement was felt all over the world. None of the Goan politicians either from the ruling coalition under PDF or from the Opposition joined us in supporting our movement openly. None from the current politicians from the Goa Legislative Assembly publicly associated with us in our movement. On the contrary many of them even those whom I supported to promote them spoke ill of me, of our movement and of Kuwait. Because of this movement, Kuwait’s Ambassador in Delhi highly applauded our efforts in publicly supporting Kuwait. The Kuwaitis were very happy for us and started loving Goans with reverence showing their gratitude. Even GCC countries started showing more liking for Goans. But here again anti-Kwait Goans started asking me “Tukam kiteak poddlam re tem?” Was it right on my part to initiate this movement or not? Lot of Goans received lot of benefits from this movement and if I had to succumb to the dictates of those destructive Goans by following their statement “Tukam Kiteak Poddlam Re Tem”, we would not gain what we gained.
FREE KUWAIT’S PRISONERS OF WAR (POW’s)
Then I started Goan movement from Kuwait for the release of Kuwait’s Prisoners of War and here too I was asked the same question – “Tukam Kiteak Poddlam Re Tem?” In my campaign for this cause I personally went to Delhi spending my own money to meet the world leaders stationed there to impress upon them to work for the speedy release of all the Kuwait’s POW’s held by Iraq. The news of this Goan movement went far and wide and Goan ratings in Kuwait and globally went high which benefited us as a whole and gained us lot of goodwill from Kuwait and other GCC countries. Because of this movement no Goan suffered, on the contrary our image was brightened giving an impression that we are a very matured community politically among Indians. All those who were asking me saying “Tukam Kiteak Poddlam Re Tem” had to eat a humble pie.
TO BE CONCLUDED.
A. Veronica Fernandes,
Kuwait.
April 25, 2011
April 22, 2011
FORC-IS IT HEADED IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION?
By Nisser Dias
21st April 2011
FORCE – Is it headed in the right direction?
Last week the frustration over inaction by the members of the FORCE to compel the government to commit - including English as medium of instruction spilled over with villagers from the coastal belt of Salcete organising themselves as a parallel outfit. At their very first meeting they fired salvos at Benaulim MLA Mickky Pacheco and PWD minister Churchill Alemao, something which members of FORCE were avoiding so far.
From the beginning the movement to demand inclusion of English as medium of instruction alongside Konkani and Marathi was ‘fear based’, simply because the insistence would given communal colour to the issue. However I am of the opinion that this concept is mis-founded as a language cannot have colour or religion. However if some thought that Christians were demanding English, then the percentage of the majority community studying in convents and schools run by Archdiocese Board of Education or the Diocese Society of Goa is more than 50 percent, thereby putting to rest the sentiment. However those appointed on these boards cannot digest this simple fact even when they themselves have the statistics. This is our irony of fate.
Two decade ago church had solidly supported the movement against the government’s lop-sided policy of refusing to extend grant-in-aid to schools instructing in English, but at the eleventh hour backed out. One cannot deny the fact that the church has the influence to draw people for public meetings to take a movement forward at the same time it also has the knack to crush the movement and 20 years back it had happened.
This time round the parents have come together again to demand that English be made as medium of instruction but the movement seems to be controlled by a handful of parents who are in turn controlled by handlers in-charge of Archdiocese Board of Education and the Diocese Society of Goa. In fact these handlers are holding the gun on the parents’ shoulders with the trigger in their hand. The chosen members of the adhoc committee of FORCE are all ‘Yes Sir’ type, who carry out the dictum of the blindly.
The strategies if at all are planned are made known to select few in the adhoc committee while thousands of parents attending the public meetings are treated as cattle. They are fed only with speeches repeated at other venues but future plan of action is not disclosed till date. Just saying that MLAs and ministers are going to be ghearoed if their demand is not met by 6th May 2011 is not sufficient because atleast the ruling MLAs from Salcete will simply pacify the parents by saying they are supporting the cause. Congress ministers and MLAs made their presence felt at Azad Maidan on 21st March 2011 and showed solidarity with the parents and that too when assembly was in session. However these same bunch of self centred politicians refused to support the Education minister Babush Monserrate when he wanted to introduce the Bill extending grant-in-aid to English during the Assembly session. However when the assembly session ended, PWD minister Churchill Alemao was the first politician to sing the chorus that he was with the parents. This is hypocrisy because he too had refused to support the Education minister during assembly session. Secondly Alemao had threatened to overthrow the government on two occasions (induction of Mickky Pacheco and likely dropping of Babush Monseratte for his alleged involvement in smuggling of Foreign currency) but in the case of parent’s demand he is only giving lip service.
The parents have seen through the designs of these politicians – that they just want to drag the issue till next assembly elections and they just cannot win without the votes of the parents. The frustration of the parents over inaction came to the fore at the Varca meeting of the FORCE on 4th April 2011, wherein some parents demanded to know the future course of action. Without mincing words some parents questioned members of FORCE about the 25th March deadline set for the government’s to include English as medium of instruction. Nobody from the FORCE could spell out further course of action as either there was no action plan or they too were kept in the dark about it by the very people who are using parents shoulders to carry forward the movement.
These same personalities went a step ahead to rub the salt into the wounds of the parents. Margao meeting was called at Lohia Maidan. None of the speakers were parents of schools based in the commercial capital of Goa. Even national awardee and social activist Dinar Barros who first planted the seeds for this movement and is a parent of Margao school was not requested to address the gathering by FORCE. This has not gone down very well with a large section of the parents.
For the select few that are allowed speak at meetings it seems that even their speeches are screened and some of the select few among the repeated speakers have developed a notion to contest the forth coming elections as parent’s candidate. Furthermore the movement began with a self imposed restriction and a wrong concept of keeping politicians at bay but all the time members of FORCE and their handlers rub shoulders with politicians. The same people who are leading the movement have failed to realize that some politicos are also parents and also want English as medium of instruction. The people who are using the parents as their shield and also using their shoulders to fire the gun have nothing to lose but the parents and students do, and therefore the handlers of the movement and members of the FORCE have to mend their ways to carry forward the movement, which is already losing steam.
All the parents of school going children have a right to know the future course of action being chalked out. The demand of the parents is genuine and there is nothing to hide. If at all the handlers of the movement want to remain anonymous then they have to step down as 20 years back this same movement was aborted in a similar manner. We cannot let history repeat itself. Otherwise before more splinter groups are formed and the movement goes awry, future course of action should be spelt out with an aim to make the government give in to the demand immediately.
Send your comments/reactions to nisserdias@gmail.com Or SMS 9422437029)
(Nisser Dias writes a regular column in GT on Thursday).
21st April 2011
FORCE – Is it headed in the right direction?
Last week the frustration over inaction by the members of the FORCE to compel the government to commit - including English as medium of instruction spilled over with villagers from the coastal belt of Salcete organising themselves as a parallel outfit. At their very first meeting they fired salvos at Benaulim MLA Mickky Pacheco and PWD minister Churchill Alemao, something which members of FORCE were avoiding so far.
From the beginning the movement to demand inclusion of English as medium of instruction alongside Konkani and Marathi was ‘fear based’, simply because the insistence would given communal colour to the issue. However I am of the opinion that this concept is mis-founded as a language cannot have colour or religion. However if some thought that Christians were demanding English, then the percentage of the majority community studying in convents and schools run by Archdiocese Board of Education or the Diocese Society of Goa is more than 50 percent, thereby putting to rest the sentiment. However those appointed on these boards cannot digest this simple fact even when they themselves have the statistics. This is our irony of fate.
Two decade ago church had solidly supported the movement against the government’s lop-sided policy of refusing to extend grant-in-aid to schools instructing in English, but at the eleventh hour backed out. One cannot deny the fact that the church has the influence to draw people for public meetings to take a movement forward at the same time it also has the knack to crush the movement and 20 years back it had happened.
This time round the parents have come together again to demand that English be made as medium of instruction but the movement seems to be controlled by a handful of parents who are in turn controlled by handlers in-charge of Archdiocese Board of Education and the Diocese Society of Goa. In fact these handlers are holding the gun on the parents’ shoulders with the trigger in their hand. The chosen members of the adhoc committee of FORCE are all ‘Yes Sir’ type, who carry out the dictum of the blindly.
The strategies if at all are planned are made known to select few in the adhoc committee while thousands of parents attending the public meetings are treated as cattle. They are fed only with speeches repeated at other venues but future plan of action is not disclosed till date. Just saying that MLAs and ministers are going to be ghearoed if their demand is not met by 6th May 2011 is not sufficient because atleast the ruling MLAs from Salcete will simply pacify the parents by saying they are supporting the cause. Congress ministers and MLAs made their presence felt at Azad Maidan on 21st March 2011 and showed solidarity with the parents and that too when assembly was in session. However these same bunch of self centred politicians refused to support the Education minister Babush Monserrate when he wanted to introduce the Bill extending grant-in-aid to English during the Assembly session. However when the assembly session ended, PWD minister Churchill Alemao was the first politician to sing the chorus that he was with the parents. This is hypocrisy because he too had refused to support the Education minister during assembly session. Secondly Alemao had threatened to overthrow the government on two occasions (induction of Mickky Pacheco and likely dropping of Babush Monseratte for his alleged involvement in smuggling of Foreign currency) but in the case of parent’s demand he is only giving lip service.
The parents have seen through the designs of these politicians – that they just want to drag the issue till next assembly elections and they just cannot win without the votes of the parents. The frustration of the parents over inaction came to the fore at the Varca meeting of the FORCE on 4th April 2011, wherein some parents demanded to know the future course of action. Without mincing words some parents questioned members of FORCE about the 25th March deadline set for the government’s to include English as medium of instruction. Nobody from the FORCE could spell out further course of action as either there was no action plan or they too were kept in the dark about it by the very people who are using parents shoulders to carry forward the movement.
These same personalities went a step ahead to rub the salt into the wounds of the parents. Margao meeting was called at Lohia Maidan. None of the speakers were parents of schools based in the commercial capital of Goa. Even national awardee and social activist Dinar Barros who first planted the seeds for this movement and is a parent of Margao school was not requested to address the gathering by FORCE. This has not gone down very well with a large section of the parents.
For the select few that are allowed speak at meetings it seems that even their speeches are screened and some of the select few among the repeated speakers have developed a notion to contest the forth coming elections as parent’s candidate. Furthermore the movement began with a self imposed restriction and a wrong concept of keeping politicians at bay but all the time members of FORCE and their handlers rub shoulders with politicians. The same people who are leading the movement have failed to realize that some politicos are also parents and also want English as medium of instruction. The people who are using the parents as their shield and also using their shoulders to fire the gun have nothing to lose but the parents and students do, and therefore the handlers of the movement and members of the FORCE have to mend their ways to carry forward the movement, which is already losing steam.
All the parents of school going children have a right to know the future course of action being chalked out. The demand of the parents is genuine and there is nothing to hide. If at all the handlers of the movement want to remain anonymous then they have to step down as 20 years back this same movement was aborted in a similar manner. We cannot let history repeat itself. Otherwise before more splinter groups are formed and the movement goes awry, future course of action should be spelt out with an aim to make the government give in to the demand immediately.
Send your comments/reactions to nisserdias@gmail.com Or SMS 9422437029)
(Nisser Dias writes a regular column in GT on Thursday).
April 18, 2011
ROSARY FERNS HACHEA MORNACHI SOBHA.
16ver Febrerache hea vorsa, KUWAIT KONKNNI KENDRA – hachea asrea khal Kuwaitant ek Condolence Meeting zali Rosary Ferns hachea mornachi dukh porgottpak. He sobha Kuwaitchea Village Inn hea hotelan zali. Sabar ani namnechea lokhani zaum te Goykar ou Munglurkar ou Karwarkar ou Bombaykar hanni he sobhek hazir zaun tanni sogleani Rosary sovem aplo mog ani moipas dakoilo. Hi sobha itli khoddgantt zali ki he porim hanga hea adim osli sobha kednanch zaunk na. Rosaryn apli kola vaprun khup ithiasik ghoddneo ghoddleat ani ek vhodd ithias tanne kela to mhontlear Konkani CD poilich tane kelea ani ho ithias thanne kela Kwaitak ravon. Ho ithias konacheanuch moddunk zaunchona. Tech porim pordesant ravon tanne poilich Audio Cassette kelea, he porim khuincheach dusrea Tiatrstan korunk na. KKK-en hangachea 5 Star hotelani Mando Festival ghoddun hadlolet tantun Rosarycho bhorpur vavr also. Rosary zaun assa ekloch Tiatrist Konknni mollar Konkani Oeretta palkar dakoupak.
Rosarychi vakanni korun tea dissa Bab Raymond D’Sa mukhel soiro tea dissacho ani President Goan Overseas Associationacho, Lawry Pinto President Youth Recreation Center – hacho, Tony Gonsalves President United Goans Center – hacho, Salvador Dias President Kuwait Goans Assciation – hacho, Fidelis Fernandes President Konkani Heritage and khaxea vhoddlo bhau Rosarycho, Gasper Almeida Moderator Goa World – hacho, Gasper Crasto Freelance Journalist Kuwaitcho, Bai Ida Munglurchea Konknni Kullvar - hachi ani Fr. Melwyn D’Cunha Kuwaitche Igorjecho he sogott uloilet Rosarychi vakanni korun. A. Veronican Rosyrychea gostachi ek Motet ghaili ani Aggie Diasan ti ghaitana Apli Clarinet vazoun Motetik sobitai haddli. Hi Motet Rosary Veronicaguer ruchin ghaitalo. Aggie Diasan apli Clarinet gheun Rosarycho ek Mando vazoilo ani lokancho bhorpur abru zoddlo. Rosarychem ek chodd fanki zalolem ghit “Mhatarponn” lokank aikonk vazoilem toxench "Dinaracho Valor” heim ghit.
Survatak KKKcho Mario Rebello hanem Rosyrychea othmeank Rozar kelem. A. Veronica Fernandes hanne he sobhechem “Compeering” kelem.
Rosary Ferns nhoich ek munis pun to ek Knknni Palkacho Himalaya porvot ani vorixt somdir. Anglottin to lhan ani bharik khoro pun zannvaen khup motto. Dis ani rath tachea monan fokot vanvtaleot songitacheo, ghitancheo ani Tiatrancheo zori. To sodhea tiatrachea vavran sarko piklolo zalolo ani hi pikh lokani khaunchea vellar to somplo mhon sangunk dukh bhogta. Devan taka itle veiguim aplea rajant voronk favo naslo, “second life” Devan taka diunk zai aslem, pun toxem zalena tem ani toxem zaina zavpak kitem karann tem fokot Devuch zanna ani he Devache khoxek aum moji mhan bhagoitam. Rosarychea mornan Konkani Palk ani songit kala ekdom ghorib zatoli, tanne hi kala khub unch kaddloli ani anikui unch kaddpacho pun mornan hi tachi choddti val katrun uddoili. Tachea hea mornan Konknni palkachi guirestkai nattak zalea ti kedna ani konnalagchean bhorun khaddunk zait hench ek vhodd umannem. To konnakuch devid na, tanne konnank kaim dinvchena voilean khup zann taka devid assat. Duddu korpak tanne Tiatristpon kelena voilean aplea bolsantle duddu khorchun tanne tiatristpon fuddem velem. Tiatristponnachi taka umed asli ani hech umedin tanne Tiatro kala fuloili. Mojem taka sodanch ekuch sangnne aslem ki “tum vhodd tiatrist za pun tiatristponnache ogun mas apnainakai” ani hench tanne moro passun kelem. To ek vhodd respedacho tiatrist zaun ghelo, tanne borem xist rakhlem ani borem jivit jielo moro passun. Aple familicho taka khup mog also ani familin to sogleanchea mogacho aslo.
Tachea mornan mojea jivitacho ek bhag koxllon poddlolea porim makam dista. Tachea mornan nhoich maka mozo ekloch ixtt also to na zalo pun moje chollvollicho ek okhondd khambo umttun poddlo. To zaun alo ekloch mojo ixtt nhoich mojea sukhan pun mojea dhukhan passun vantto gheupi ani akantachea velar makam pavpi. Tache porim anink dusro makam konn ixtt uronkna, hich moji ek vhodd khont. Devan tachea othmeank sorginchem raj dinvchem mhonn mojem magnem.
NOMAN TUKAM KONKANI PALKACHEA RAZA ANI ROSARY FERNS MOJEA IXTTA.
Tony Gonsalves
Mario Rebello
Ida D'Silva
Raymond D'Sa
Fidelis Fernandes
Aggie Dias
Gasper Crasto
Ek minute ogiponn
Fr. Melwyn DCunha
Ek dhekavo ekttoulolea lokancho
Aniek dhekavo lokancho
A. Veronica Fernandes,
Kwait.
Rosarychi vakanni korun tea dissa Bab Raymond D’Sa mukhel soiro tea dissacho ani President Goan Overseas Associationacho, Lawry Pinto President Youth Recreation Center – hacho, Tony Gonsalves President United Goans Center – hacho, Salvador Dias President Kuwait Goans Assciation – hacho, Fidelis Fernandes President Konkani Heritage and khaxea vhoddlo bhau Rosarycho, Gasper Almeida Moderator Goa World – hacho, Gasper Crasto Freelance Journalist Kuwaitcho, Bai Ida Munglurchea Konknni Kullvar - hachi ani Fr. Melwyn D’Cunha Kuwaitche Igorjecho he sogott uloilet Rosarychi vakanni korun. A. Veronican Rosyrychea gostachi ek Motet ghaili ani Aggie Diasan ti ghaitana Apli Clarinet vazoun Motetik sobitai haddli. Hi Motet Rosary Veronicaguer ruchin ghaitalo. Aggie Diasan apli Clarinet gheun Rosarycho ek Mando vazoilo ani lokancho bhorpur abru zoddlo. Rosarychem ek chodd fanki zalolem ghit “Mhatarponn” lokank aikonk vazoilem toxench "Dinaracho Valor” heim ghit.
Survatak KKKcho Mario Rebello hanem Rosyrychea othmeank Rozar kelem. A. Veronica Fernandes hanne he sobhechem “Compeering” kelem.
Rosary Ferns nhoich ek munis pun to ek Knknni Palkacho Himalaya porvot ani vorixt somdir. Anglottin to lhan ani bharik khoro pun zannvaen khup motto. Dis ani rath tachea monan fokot vanvtaleot songitacheo, ghitancheo ani Tiatrancheo zori. To sodhea tiatrachea vavran sarko piklolo zalolo ani hi pikh lokani khaunchea vellar to somplo mhon sangunk dukh bhogta. Devan taka itle veiguim aplea rajant voronk favo naslo, “second life” Devan taka diunk zai aslem, pun toxem zalena tem ani toxem zaina zavpak kitem karann tem fokot Devuch zanna ani he Devache khoxek aum moji mhan bhagoitam. Rosarychea mornan Konkani Palk ani songit kala ekdom ghorib zatoli, tanne hi kala khub unch kaddloli ani anikui unch kaddpacho pun mornan hi tachi choddti val katrun uddoili. Tachea hea mornan Konknni palkachi guirestkai nattak zalea ti kedna ani konnalagchean bhorun khaddunk zait hench ek vhodd umannem. To konnakuch devid na, tanne konnank kaim dinvchena voilean khup zann taka devid assat. Duddu korpak tanne Tiatristpon kelena voilean aplea bolsantle duddu khorchun tanne tiatristpon fuddem velem. Tiatristponnachi taka umed asli ani hech umedin tanne Tiatro kala fuloili. Mojem taka sodanch ekuch sangnne aslem ki “tum vhodd tiatrist za pun tiatristponnache ogun mas apnainakai” ani hench tanne moro passun kelem. To ek vhodd respedacho tiatrist zaun ghelo, tanne borem xist rakhlem ani borem jivit jielo moro passun. Aple familicho taka khup mog also ani familin to sogleanchea mogacho aslo.
Tachea mornan mojea jivitacho ek bhag koxllon poddlolea porim makam dista. Tachea mornan nhoich maka mozo ekloch ixtt also to na zalo pun moje chollvollicho ek okhondd khambo umttun poddlo. To zaun alo ekloch mojo ixtt nhoich mojea sukhan pun mojea dhukhan passun vantto gheupi ani akantachea velar makam pavpi. Tache porim anink dusro makam konn ixtt uronkna, hich moji ek vhodd khont. Devan tachea othmeank sorginchem raj dinvchem mhonn mojem magnem.
NOMAN TUKAM KONKANI PALKACHEA RAZA ANI ROSARY FERNS MOJEA IXTTA.
Tony Gonsalves
Mario Rebello
Ida D'Silva
Raymond D'Sa
Fidelis Fernandes
Aggie Dias
Gasper Crasto
Ek minute ogiponn
Fr. Melwyn DCunha
Ek dhekavo ekttoulolea lokancho
Aniek dhekavo lokancho
A. Veronica Fernandes,
Kwait.
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