Small can be Beautiful – Even During COVID 19 Pandemic (Reflections in the 39th year of Goa’s Statehood!)
By ALBERTINA ALMEIDA While still a student, Prof. A. P. Kamat, who taught at the Dempo College of Commerce in Panjim introduced […]
Wheeling, Dealing, and Genocide
By AMITA KANEKAR As Goans deal with the chaos, despair, and complete absence of governance of the present moment, a question comes […]
‘Work From Home’ equals Opportunity to Exploit Labour?
By ALBERTINA ALMEIDA The pandemic seems to have accelerated a pre-existing trend of work from home, that seems to have gained very […]
Two Lectures on Goan Heritage: Jason Keith Fernandes and Amita Kanekar
Jason Keith Fernandes and Amita Kanekar will deliver online lectures on Goan culture and heritage, at a symposium organized by the Portuguese […]
The real problem at the heart of Goa’s Devasthan Regulation
By AMITA KANEKAR The Regulamento das Mazanias, translated as Devasthan Regulation 1933, which regulates the functioning of more than 200 prominent Hindu […]
Do it behind a tree, says ODF Goa
By AMITA KANEKAR One more Women’s Day goes by, marked by the usual greetings from politicians, commercial hoopla, and celebrations of Indian […]
Tractors or Cattle?
By DALE LUIS MENEZES No matter your feelings are regarding the farmer protests, one thing is certain, the tractor is the symbol […]
Due Process and the Rule of Law is not Enough
By ALBERTINA ALMEIDA The case of M. J. Akbar v Priya Ramani has brought the two issues of lack of due process […]
Love in the time of love-laws
By ALBERTINA ALMEIDA The potential of love to disrupt the status quo, in the interests of justice, is something that the courts […]
300 crore…Whose money? Who’s celebrating?
By AMITA KANEKAR So the Centre has given the Goa government 300 crore rupees to celebrate 60 years of “Liberation”. This generous […]