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Stephanie Stephanie BraganzaBraganzaStarBuzz Weekly, Toronto-Interview's our talented GLOBAL GOAN YOUTH on the Magazine,

Why is SHARON SHARON MAZARELLOMAZARELLO Mazorello making headlines in the buzz of the town

Daman Day Daman Day 20122012Calling All Calling All Lovers ofLovers of Daman… Daman… Celebrate the 5th Celebrate the 5th "Daman Day" - "Daman Day" - 2nd February 2012!2nd February 2012!

Save Goa Save Goa Campaign UK'Campaign UK' orchestrated by a Britain-based NRI, Carmen Miranda. We know Carmen Involment in this important Campaign she startedAnd still gathering mommentum through our the World for all the Global Goans she now she is Drawing Political Cartoons to make her point

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GOINKARS OWN GOINKARS OWN ACADEMY (GOA) ACADEMY (GOA) CHRISTMAS NEW YEAR GET-TOGETHERBy Naomi SantamariaNaomi Santamaria


A GOAN rocker Who say's it all In his songs about the Electons in GOALET'S VOTELET'S VOTE

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The Indo-The Indo-Portuguese Portuguese MuseumMuseum is a museum in Fort Kochi, Kerala, India.

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Hi and Welcome to the INDO PORTUGUESE GLOBAL MAGAZINE.INDO PORTUGUESE GLOBAL MAGAZINE.I would like to introduce myself to you all my name is I would like to introduce myself to you all my name is SilvesterSilvester Machado and I am the CEO Machado and I am the CEOAnd chef Editor of this SUPERB INDO PORTUGUESE GLOBAL MAGAZINE, And chef Editor of this SUPERB INDO PORTUGUESE GLOBAL MAGAZINE, It's a great It's a great Honour.Honour. to start this online Magazine for all our INDO PORTUGUESE HERITAGE around the globe.to start this online Magazine for all our INDO PORTUGUESE HERITAGE around the globe.The main aim for this Magazine is to keep the INDO PORTUGUESE HERITAGE ALIVE The main aim for this Magazine is to keep the INDO PORTUGUESE HERITAGE ALIVE And to highlight the Cultural,Social,Economical,happenings in the Global Community And to highlight the Cultural,Social,Economical,happenings in the Global Community Around the Around the Globe. AtGlobe. At the INDO PORTUGUESE MAGAZINE we are proud to say we are INDO the INDO PORTUGUESE MAGAZINE we are proud to say we are INDOPORTUGUESE AN ETHINIC GROUP PORTUGUESE AN ETHINIC GROUP survivingsurviving decadesdecades in different countries around the world, in different countries around the world,Spreading Spreading the Culturethe Culture in all possible ways and also Keeping the HERITAGE ALIVE. in all possible ways and also Keeping the HERITAGE ALIVE. VIVA.VIVA.We are proud to be associated to loads of Celebrities,associations and We are proud to be associated to loads of Celebrities,associations and individualsindividuals of great of great Calibre.Calibre.We are also proud to be associated with the Founder of World GOA DAY Rene Baretto who has We are also proud to be associated with the Founder of World GOA DAY Rene Baretto who has been an inspiration and motivator in starting this Magazine and also all of you INDO PORTUGUESEbeen an inspiration and motivator in starting this Magazine and also all of you INDO PORTUGUESECOMMUNITY around the World.COMMUNITY around the World.INDO PORTUGUESE GLOBAL MAGAZINE will be doing a lot more INDO PORTUGUESE GLOBAL MAGAZINE will be doing a lot more VoluntaryVoluntary and non and non VolunteerVolunteer Projects in the Future to Motivate,Empower,advice and help it's INDO PORTUGUESE Projects in the Future to Motivate,Empower,advice and help it's INDO PORTUGUESE COMMUNITIES around the Globe.COMMUNITIES around the Globe.

In this edition we will meet In this edition we will meet StephanieStephanie Braganza who is a new generation of GOANKAR in Braganza who is a new generation of GOANKAR in CanadaCanada,,The Talented The Talented SharonSharon Mazarello,we will look at DIA DE DAMAO UTINDIA,Carmen Miranda making a Mazarello,we will look at DIA DE DAMAO UTINDIA,Carmen Miranda making a point with Political Cartooning,Varun Carvalho with his latest song LET'S VOTE,Articles written by point with Political Cartooning,Varun Carvalho with his latest song LET'S VOTE,Articles written by Colin Savio Coelho writing about Chitra,Noami Santa Maria a young Goankar from Pakistan Colin Savio Coelho writing about Chitra,Noami Santa Maria a young Goankar from Pakistan GOAN association article onGOAN association article onChristmas and new year happenings for the event in the Goans in Pakistan,also from wikipidia weChristmas and new year happenings for the event in the Goans in Pakistan,also from wikipidia weHave a look at the INDO PORTUGUESE MUSEUM IN COCHIN,the event that we will see also in the Have a look at the INDO PORTUGUESE MUSEUM IN COCHIN,the event that we will see also in the Future the LUSO INDIAN IN COCHIN,also for your taste INDO PORTUGUESE CUSINE,and lastly but not Future the LUSO INDIAN IN COCHIN,also for your taste INDO PORTUGUESE CUSINE,and lastly but not Least our important links to other of our associated Least our important links to other of our associated Partners.Partners.

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Very Talented Toronto Based Singer

Stephanie Stephanie BraganzaBraganzaStarBuzz Weekly, Toronto-Interview's our talented GLOBAL GOAN YOUTH on the Magazine,you can have a look what Stephanie Braganza is all about. She has done her Colledge at Toronto in 2003 to take Humber College's Jazz Vocal program.She is into elctronic and rock very different music genre What I would not expect from an Asian Singers for her to choose to sing,but hats to her .STEPHANIE is really very different and unique singer with a star qualityConbinations of music genre. her music she sings is exceptional.She say's in the interview that in the future she will be doing something unique and original she mentions that she will .evolve in her music in the future and that is a good sign for her has a musician evolving in music is a sign of good strenght qualities of a international star wholemark.We at INDO PORTUGUESE GLOBAL MAGAZINE wish her the best in her future music carrer and will see this rising GOAN STAR uo in the international charts to make GOA proud VIVAWritten by Silvestre MachadoINDO PORTUGUESEGLOBAL MAGAZINE

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Daman Day 2012Daman Day 2012Calling All Lovers of Daman… Calling All Lovers of Daman… Celebrate the 5th "Daman Day" - Celebrate the 5th "Daman Day" - 2nd February 2012!2nd February 2012!

VictorFernandes the President of Association LUSO INDIAN Celebrates the day of damao or dia do damao feb 2012 a day to be proud to be damannese.these are the pictures from that event ,also some of the of the great musicians from Daman like Noel Gama, Naareth, José Santana, Ciciliano Peeira, Ludovico Machado, José Adão and so many others . Victor Fernandes exclusively tells INDO PORTUGUESE GLOBAL MAGAZINE that he is collecting and bringing out a Brochure because of the theme 100% MÚSICA PORTUGUESA which means Damanese Folk Music or Local damanense Folk music which is also inspired by Noel GamaThe Founder of dia do damao a musician,writer and song writter in damao.Picture contributed by VICTOR FERNANDES. The event was also featured on Jornal da lixa

sharon Mazarellosharon Mazarello is the talk of the town again with herBrand new Albulm FALL IN LOVE for VALENTINE'S DAY .She just finished Her recording for the Canandian National Anthem In Konkani and then next Sharon Mazarellorealeases her brand new album FALL IN LOVE.Sharon Mazarello is full ofSuprises .she even earlier just released herKonkani film ,One thing to say Sharon yourA full time entertainer.Sharon is full time entertainer she is a film maker and singer WOW.Sharon we are going to watch out on your future projects.This is one GOENKAR to look out for in GOA she is the realGOAN WOMEN with a lot of passion.

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It's Varun Carvalho this time again,not making a song on other issue'sLike GOAN heritage or GOD,But this time he has come up with a song for VOTER'S and the Value Of the power of VOTING.Multi Talented Rock Star of GOA , Varun Carvalho this time tryings toMake Voting awareness in these GOAN ELECTION DAYS.His new song Titled LET'S VOTE a rock genre song sung by Varun Carvalho and the two timers,impowering LET'S VOTE esentially making GOAN VOTERS and making GOANS aware of the value of voting and to whom they will vote and elect for the people of GOA.This song very Rocky genre song giving indication to the Voter that the voters havet he power In their hands,showcasing the power of each vote also stating the difference the voting process it will make, in GOA a different Place.Written bySilvestre MachadoINDO PORTUGUESE GLOBAL MAGAZINE

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Carmen MirandaCarmen Miranda'Save Goa Campaign UK''Save Goa Campaign UK' orchestrated by a Britain-based NRI, Carmen Miranda. We know Carmen isInvolment in this important Campaign she startedAnd still gathering momentum through out the GOANWorld for all the Global Goans she now she is Drawing Political Cartoons to make her point more Clear she has spoke to INDO PORTUGUESE GLOBAL MAGAZINE and said that INDO PORTUGUESE GLOBAL MAGAZINE could feature her work so that people could see her work, World wideAnd understand the true meaning behind these drawing.Carmen is truly fighting for the 'Save Goa Campaign UK in her own way to make a point.These drawing really tell us a story behind the Political chess in the GOAN Ections by which presently the BJP won.Carmen Miranda a work of art a Political issue madeClear.Here are some of Carmen's work .

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VARUN CARVALHO Recently during the elections Varun Carvalho with the 2 timers came out a song for the elections toMake a awarness in the elctions in GOA INDIA.The Title of the song was LET'S VOTE,A VERY Powerful Title song by Varun Carvalho to make GOANS aware that the power for the election Is really on their hands,they are the voters whoElect the government.The song has a lot of Really simple but powerful lyricks, so powerfull That empowers the listerners to perfectionThe song is nicely arranged with a Rock genreA good beat to make the listener really get Into the Rocking Election mode.VARUN CARVALHO is a modern day ROCK SUPER STAR still a very simpleDentist and a ROCK STAR onStage and when it comes to a good cause VARUNWill just do it.

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Treasures out of ‘Firewood’Treasures out of ‘Firewood’He had this penchant of collecting material that others thought was ‘firewood’ right from early childhood. Every item he collected was related to day-to-day living. One day he had to go to Lucknow to collect the prestigious National Award for Painting that was bestowed upon him by the Lalit Kala Academy. When he returned, he found that his collection was burnt to ashes because it was thought to be as good as firewood.But Victor Hugo Gomes did not give up. “I never lost heart,” he says. He started with the collection all over again. “When I saw something that interested me, I paid whatever I had at that time, even a few rupees, as a token amount and asked people to keep the articles for me. I’ll never forget. I never had money. Sometimes I collected these articles after years. Some waited while some sold what they had,” he reveals.All this was aimed at a dream. A dream he wanted to fulfill. “When I married Aldina, we took a decision that we would not have a child. I know it went against all norms of society and religion,” argues Victor. “I had a dream and this dream would be my child,” Victor states. His wife found it very difficult to take it. “But when things started shaping up, she realized the dream,” he says. Goa Chitra is the dream… It is ‘a dream come true’ for Victor Hugo and his wife Aldina… “Today we have developed a project for children, no matter what,” he asserts. He feels children of today must be in touch with their rich ancestry. “Today’s children don’t ask questions,” laments Victor. It is important for them to know what their ancestors have left behind for them. These were passed on from generation to generation. Today, the modern culture is concentrated on aping what we see. “Together we need to preserve and pass what we have inherited to our children,” Victor strongly proposes. Victor has been collecting since long. He has an inspiration behind that, “I was born here and God has given me 40 years of life. It is now time to give back from what I have learnt. Goa Chitra is all about giving back.” Goa Chitra is where the ancestral treasures of Goa surface. These are treasures that were used mostly in agricultural activity. There are 40000 exhibits and they belong to 40000 different people from various parts. “What is important is that they trusted me and sold the artifacts to me,” states Victor. People wanted to throw most of these things out, but Victor prevailed upon them to sell it to him. Most of them, when they visit the museum today feel proud to see what has happened to those ‘discarded’ items.Victor recounts that while he was once at Neturlim, he interacted with some Dhangars there. There was a basket lying discarded around the place. He bought the basket and they laughed at him! “When I invited the same people who laughed at me to come in and see the museum, they cried when they saw what had happened to their basket,” says Victor.There was a lot of time spent at scrap yards and even cleaning pipes and storerooms, ‘maddos’ searching for what he knew was hidden treasure. But he always had that steady vision in his mind. In one case, there was an antique pot that was placed in a room and probably the walls were built around it since it could not be brought out of any door leading to the room. This one man’s vision has today become a peoples’ project. The one man show went to the extent of trying to find out minute details about the artifacts. This task was even more difficult considering that there was absolutely no documentation available. The process of finding out the names was tedious. The actual problem is that in Konkani only the broad names are available. ‘Nangar’ for example, is the broad name for a plough. But what is important is Victor has managed to find the correct names of each the implements used. He started by finding out the actual Konkani names. For this he rummaged through all the Konkani dictionaries, listened to old Konkani songs and studied old Konkani sayings to trace out the words. He had now created his own glossary. With this glossary, he visited every nook and corner of Goa interviewing elders who worked on different types of soils.Some of the interesting findings were: He noted that there were 17 operations in rice cultivation itself and found the original Konkani terms used for each of them. There are also 13 a different type of soils on which crop is cultivated. Another finding was that agricultural implements used in sandy areas could not be used in rocky areas and vice-versa. His interviews with farmers revealed how a plough used differed for different types of soils. The ‘kosso’ (pointed plough) was used on hard ground and terraced lands like those in Canacona, the ‘pan/pane’ (hat plough) were used in sandy areas and along the coastal areas and Khazans and the ‘dangri nangar’ (two-piece plough) was used on laterite soil like in the valley regions of Farmaguddi. Goa Chitra is a one man creation. There have been no advisers. The architecture, soil preparation and design are all the handiwork of Victor. “What is important is the friendly feel of the museum,” informs Victor. The exhibits are not enclosed in glass partitions so as to make the viewer feel one with the exhibits. He has even set up an organic farm, the idea being, “People can see for themselves how the implements were used. This is a live museum.”The women in their life do become inspirational for most men. “I grew up with my grandmother who could not see in her old age. She could not read, but she would tell us about what she saw of Goa when she had her vision,” reminisces Victor. There was also his mother who never threw out anything. “She had a cupboard stored with toys from our childhood. Each child had one shelf. When I opened the cupboard, what I found was shocking. In the span of 15 years we had jumped from wooden toys to Barbie dolls!The other inspirational woman in Victor’s life has been his wife Aldina. “Aly always thought me to believe in myself,” says an emotional Victor. “She gave me constant support to help me believe in myself. She never allowed me to deviate from my goal,” Victor admits proudly.Victor’s dream, which is now a full-fledged reality, still keeps his creativity afloat. His concept of the ‘Great Music Revival’ has now taken shape as a promotional activity for Goa Chitra. This creative idea of promoting live music emanates from Victor’s vast experience as an organizer. I still recall the lad who sat on the same bench as me in school. Victor was unassuming and absolutely creative then and continues to be now. In those years he went on to be the first organizer for the very popular ‘Arlem Festival’ at a time when Event Managers were unheard of. His organizational skills still hold him in good stead.For Victor, Goa Chitra is not just one more museum. He has done a lot to make it more informative and completely different, probably just one of its kind. He has taken the trouble to prepare documentation on all implements displayed in the museum, and more. The museum can thus serve as a laboratory for students as well as researchers to come and study the glorious past of Goa’s agricultural heritage.

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GOINKARS OWN ACADEMY (GOA) CHRISTMAS NEW YEAR GET-TOGETHERGOINKARS OWN ACADEMY (GOA) CHRISTMAS NEW YEAR GET-TOGETHERBy Naomi SantamariaBy Naomi Santamaria Goinkars Own Academy held its Christmas New Year get-together at St Anthony’s Church Premises on 8th January 2012. Our guest for the evening, Priests, Members, and Guests walked into the beautifully set up venue they were amazed looking at the set-up which wore a festive look. The Executive Committee welcome the guests and members as they arrived. The evening began with a welcome note by the co MC’s for the evening Marshall Fernandes & Debbie Santamaria who addressed the crowd in English and Konkani. The Parish Priest Rev Fr. Meito Dias was called upon to say few words. He thanked the Goinkar’s Own Academy for ensuring our Culture, cuisine and for keeping our Mai Bhas alive in our region region. The first item on the programme was a duet sung by Debbie & Nassy Santamaria ‘MOBILO DUO’ Santa made his appearance and he along with his helpers went around meeting the guests and handed out to them their goody bag next on the progrmme was a game minute to win it JUNK IN THE TRUNK this was really hilarious as the contestants left the crowd in splits of laughter with their actions in getting the junk out of their trunks. Nassy sang a solo song Goa Meri Hai amidst thunderous applause. Next yet another game Rudolph’s nose here we had two winners Noel Rodrigues and Danny Emanuel guest from Canada, Next was yet another solo performed by Nassy Goa Day Song. Thereafter a group game was held with the material handed out they had to be creative judges for this game were no other than Valentine & Joyce Gonsalves & Austin and Julie Freites. All the winners were handed out fabulous prizes. No event is complete with TOMBOLA silver pool and the winners were overjoyed with their prizes. A scrumptious spread typical Pakistani menu Mutton Biryani, Chicken Korma, Chicken Boti, Seekh Kabab, Salad bar, live Nan counter, Kulfi and Espresso coffee. After dinner a sing song session was held with Allan Goveas on the guitar. Danny Emanuel joined in and sang some lovely country western songs which were appreciated by one and all, Salsi and Danny sang some old Pakistani hit songs the executive committee of GOA joined in the singing. Well as all good things come to an end so did out Christmas New Year get-together with Members and Guests thanking the committee for arranging such a wonderful event. Our out station guests too had a wonderful time and thanked the GOA committee for organizing a wonderful event and for an evening well spent. VIVI GOA - VIVA GOANS OF PAKISTAN


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The Indo-Portuguese Museum is a museum in Fort Kochi, Kerala, India.The Indo-Portuguese Museum is a museum in Fort Kochi, Kerala, India.

HistoryThe museum was established by the efforts of the late Dr. Joseph Kureethra, Bishop of Kochi, in a bid to protect and showcase the rich cultural heritage and Portuguese influence. This museum now showcases the Portuguese influences on Fort Kochi and the surrounding areas, especially, the western parts of Kochi.

FeaturesThe museum has five main sections: Altar, Treasure, Procession, Civil Life and Cathedral. Among the pieces on display are a piece of the altar made in teak (16th century) from the Church of Our Lady of Hope, Vypeen, a chasuble (19th century) from Bishop's House, Fort Kochi, processional cross, which is a combination of silver and wood (17th century) from Santa Cruz Cathedral, Fort Kochi, Indo-Portuguese Monstrance (18-19th century), from The Church of Our Lady of Hope, Vypeen.

The Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation has also contributed to the collection at the Indo-Portuguese Museum and has to its credit sculptures, precious metal objects and vestments, among others from the Cathedral of Santa Cruz and other churches of the Kochi diocese.

LocationThe museum is located inside the compound of the Bishop's House at Fort Kochi, geographic co-ordinates being.External linksKerala Tourism article. THE LUSO INDIANSTHE LUSO INDIANS Manjanakkad

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Firstly clean prawns remove their spine (black thread) and keep aside. Combine turmeric, red chili powder, salt and vinegar. Form paste with a spoon Or finger. I don't have a pic for this one.Rub the mixed paste on the clean prawns. Marinate for 15 to 30 mins.Take oil in pan. Keep heat on low mode. Once oil is hot add prawns to it and shallow fry them.Fry until golden orangish brown from both sides. Keep the heat on low Or medium mode.Your Prawns Fry Goan is ready. Dab some tissue paper to absorb excess oil.Garnish with coriander leaves. Serve hot.

Chouriço and ClamsChouriço and ClamsIngredientsServes: 6350g (12 oz) clams in shell, scrubbed675g (1 1/2 lb) fresh chouriço, roughly chopped1 large onion, cut into thin wedges1 (400g) tin chopped tomatoes450ml (16 fl oz) white wine4 tablespoons olive oilPrint friendlyEmail a friend

Save to favouritesPreparation methodPrep: 30 mins | Cook: 20 mins1. Wash clams well in a sink of cold water. Discard any clams that are already opened.2. In a large stockpot with a tight-fitting lid, place the cleaned clams. Add the sausage, onion, tomatoes and wine. Cover and set over high heat. Steam until all the clams open up. Be sure to shake the pan often to insure even heat.3. Drizzle olive oil over the cooked clams. Evenly divide all the ingredients into warm soup bowls. Divide the stock into side bowls for dipping.Note:Chouriço is simply the Portuguese chorizo. If you can't find chouriço from Portugal for this dish, the more ubiquitous Spanish chorizo will do just fine.

Indian Okra in Coconut Indian Okra in Coconut CurryCurryIngredientsServes: 22 tablespoons olive oil1/2 pepper, seeded and sliced into strips1-2 Scotch bonnet chillies, seeded and sliced into strips1 tablespoon finely chopped fresh root ginger1 tablespoon finely chopped garlic2 bay leaves1 teaspoon ground coriander1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper1/4 teaspoon ground turmeric1/4 teaspoon cumin seeds1/8 teaspoon ground cardamom1/8 teaspoon ground black pepper1/8 teaspoon ground cinnamon1 small tomato, sliced4 tablespoons raisins100g okra, sliced250ml coconut milk1 tablespoon watersalt to tastePrint friendlyEmail a friend Share on FacebookSave to favouritesPreparation methodPrep: 15 mins | Cook: 20 mins1. Heat the oil in a large frying pan; cook and stir the pepper in the hot oil until softened slightly, about 3 minutes. Stir the Scotch bonnets, ginger, garlic and bay leaves into the pepper; cook until fragrant, about 2 to 3 minutes more. Season with the coriander, cayenne, turmeric, cumin seeds, cardamom, black pepper and cinnamon; cook and stir another 2 minutes. Add the tomato slices and raisins to the mixture; continue cooking 3 more minutes. Mix the okra thoroughly into the mixture to coat with the spices.2. Stir the coconut milk and water together in a small bowl; pour into the mixture. Cover the frying pan and cook covered until the okra is tender, 8 to 10 minutes. Add water if needed to keep moist. Season with salt. Serve warm.


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