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News in Pics from Kalakruti - Sep 19

  •   Fri, Sep 19 2008 08:07:28 AM

Daijiworld Media Network - Panaji (MR)


Panaji, Sep 19:



A fishing trawler seen grounded off the Miramar beachline in Panaji.

 


CISF jawans seen patrolling in some of the prime areas of the Panaji city.



Due to the heavy rain showers in the state, most of the fields in Goa have been damaged.

 


The traditional Zaayanchi Pooja or the Jasmine Pooja in the Mahalasa temple at Mardol (22 kms from Panaji).
  

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  • Sushant Nehru, UK

    Fri, Sep 19 2008

    Excellent report of Mahalasa Temple. The history of the temple of Sri Mahalasa Narayani shows the attrocities done by the foreign looters portugese against the local hindu communities. Most of the locals were forcefully converted to christinity 300 years ago in the Kadamba Area. Many christians living in Mangalore, Uduppi, Savantwadi, Goa, Dharwad areas were once forced to convert to the Christian faith. Research in the UK universities have publications of the attrocities of hindus in the acquization of GOA by the Portugese. COngrats on the excellent photos of Mahalasa Narayani Devi. Thanks.

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