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I was in Goa when I saw Skarma crossing the street and asked for her photo. She was happy to oblige and was very sweet. I learned she had traveled from Ladakh, a remote region in Kashmir near the border with Tibet, to Goa to visit her husband, Tashi, who sells Tibetan jewelery at a bazaar in Calangute. I photographed her in front of her husband’s jewelry stall.
Growing Migrant population colony residing here more than 10 years. About 300 residents including kids
Hawkers cum beggars
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Campal Parade ground..
World class Football stadium also coming here in about 16 months foundation stone for which was laid on 1st May 2016 as seen in the starting video. This place is also a garbage dump yard as shown. Goa College of Home Science and Campal Clinic Hospital also located out side its compound wall. Migrant hawkers cum beggars colony also located inside the parade ground as shown.
Globalising Goa: Cover of Goa,1556's latest book, now available at Golden Heart Emporium (Margao) and Broadway (Panjim). Globalising Goa offers a wide-ranging account of the place Goa occupied both in India and the world beyond, before the advent of the British Raj. The author, Ernestine Carreira, has specialised in the history of India and the western Indian Ocean in the Modern Era. She is a consultant scholar for the French Ministry of Higher Education, and has for many years worked within international research teams focusing on Asia and the Portuguese-speaking world in the Modern Era; since 1987 she has forged strong research links in collaboration with academics and scholars from Goa.
Goa is India's smallest state by area and the fourth smallest by population. Located in West India in the region known as the Konkan, it is bounded by the state of Maharashtra to the north, and by Karnataka to the east and south, while the Arabian Sea forms its western coast.
Goa's beaches cover about 125 kilometres (78 mi) of its coastline. These beaches are divided into North and South Goa. North Goa is more commercial and touristy with an abundance of mostly low and medium budget tourist accommodations; whereas South Goa is where most higher–end hotels and private beaches are located.
source - Wikipedia
Athletic Stadium, Bambolim 19.12.16
More here
joegoauk.blogspot.in/2016/12/goa-liberation-day-19122016-...
Goa Police Armed force
Goa Secretariat on a day of heavy downpour. Each glance of this sight keeps the chilliness of a gr8 Goan mansoon experience.
Begging at the gate
migrants begging
Hawkers cum Beggars colony of about 300 residents from Campal parade grounds. Goa State's official beggars for IFFI, Wine Festival, Food and Cultural festival, Lokotsav etc etc
and Tourists take with them fake impression about Goa
6-10 April organised by Goa Tourism at Campal, Panaji
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Fake Metal Cutlery
Spoons and forks
Disposabel, breakable
served with biryani etc
Goa: Reference Hand Book Vol II. Compiled and published by the Department of Information and Publicity, Government of Goa, 34d Floor, Udyog Bhavan, Panaji Goa Ph 242 2675 or 222 3157 or 222 6047. Fax 222 4211. digoa@sancharnet.in or www.goainformation.org 2007. Unpriced publication (for official circulation)
It way June.....which means the monsoon have arrived....so off season @ goa.....so no bikini clad blondes on calangute beach ......... thats leaves you only with the lovely golden sand and the countless waves
Goa, known for its stunning coastline, boasts of some of the most beautiful and serene beaches in India. The golden sands, crystal clear waters, and swaying palm trees create an idyllic setting for beach lovers. From the popular Baga beach to the secluded Palolem beach, each beach in Goa has its own unique charm. Whether you want to indulge in water sports, soak up the sun, or simply relax with a book, the beaches of Goa have something for everyone. It's no wonder that Goa is a top destination for beach lovers from all over the world!
This great man power walks along Palolem Beach in Goa every single day, striding with confidence and style.
Lighthouse at Fort Aguada, the first lighthouse in Asia. "Aguada" apparently means "water carrier" in Portuguese
Goa Chief Minister, Dr. Pramod Sawant launched the Bungy jumping or Bunjee Jumping activity and Upgraded and renovated Mayem Lake Boating side through the Department of Tourism and Goa Tourism Development Corporation in association with Jumpin Heights at Mayem on 27.8.2019.
The cost of up-gradation / Renovation of Mayem Lake is Rs 16.6 crore
Mayem lake was closed for about 5 year (Since March 2015)
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goa-joegoauk.blogspot.com/2011/06/welcome-to-mayem-lake.html