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Volume IV, Issue III Newsletter July - September, 2013

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Dear Friends,

Greetings!

As I am writing this, the rains seem to have bid us good bye finally! July this year, was by far the wettest month, not a single day went by when there was no rain. Yet we continued relentlessly with our work and programmes all through the monsoons.

As you will see in the Newsletter, we have given you again a complete range from seminars to workshops, to book readings, lectures and quizzes. An evening tea with some members resulted in a coffee demonstration session, which was very well attended. Apart from seminars and debates, it seems, we have a large audience for interesting programmes like these too.

In July, we had elections for a new President of the Centre. The members of the Board elect the President, from amongst the life trustees for a term of five years. Mr. Yatin Kakodkar was unanimously elected as President and Mr. Dattaraj Salgaocar as Vice President. We bid a sad farewell to Mr. Pratap Singh Rane who was President for two consecutive terms. Mr. Kakodkar and Mr. Salgaocar, are both actively involved in the running of the Centre and like to keep abreast of all activities which are happening here. We welcome them and wish them both a happy and successful tenure.

As the months go by, we are getting closer to our grand annual event-the Goa Arts and Literary Festival. Try not to miss it because we have a super line up of writers, poets, artists and performances for you. Keep a tab by visiting its dedicated website (www.goaartlitfest.com) and block your dates in December, the 5th to the 8th. This time our major attraction will be Assam - we will be showcasing their literature, art and music - so be sure to be here to catch all the excitement!

After the super successful first Members Night, we are planning another one in December - will get back to all members with possible dates - but you can also give your suggestions - any date between 10th to 20th should suit most, I think.

Look forward to seeing you all here in large numbers.

Wishing you all health and happiness as always.

Nandini Sahai.

Director’s Message

Sharing a light moment with Lord Meghnad Desai and The Honourable Governor, Shri Bharat Vir Wanchoo...

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Role of Youth in Political Decision Making

The International Centre Goa (ICG) in association with FES-India & MICCI organized a one-day seminar on Role of Youth in Enhancing Participatory Democracy on 23rd September.The seminar was attended by over 100 students from different colleges of Goa. The most interesting aspect of this seminar was that all speakers as well as moderators / chair-persons were the students themselves. An eminent person was nominated as an observer for each session who made his / her comments at the end of each session.The students made presentations on the following different sessions of the seminar:

Engaging Youth in Political Process: Do Political Parties •Exploit Youth for their own Interests?What Ails our Democracy? Youth Perception and •PresumptionYouth Converting Electoral Democracy into Participatory •Democracy through RTI - The most Potent WeaponPortrayal of Youth in Media: How Real? How Distorted?•

The colleges that participated in the seminar were:Govt. College of Art & Commerce, Virnoda - Pernem: 20 • studentsGovt. College of Arts, Science & Commerce, Quepem: 9 • studentsGovt. College of Arts, Science & Commerce, Sanquelim: 6 • studentsDon Bosco College, Panaji: 21 students• Fr. Agnel College of Arts & Commerce, Pilar: 14 students• GVM’s College of Education, Ponda: 16 students• St. Xaviers College, Mapusa: 16 students•

Top: Inauguration of the SeminarBelow: Students participating in the seminar

Flag Hoisting and Garbage CollectionIndependence Day was celebrated on 15th August at the Centre. Thereafter a garbage cleaning drive was undertaken in association with Taleigao Village Panchayat along the road starting from the Centre to the Dona Paula Jetty, with MLA, Mrs. Jennifer Monseratte, the villagers of Taleigao and staff of ICG.

To watch the full Seminar, visit Youtube. - http://www.youtube.com/user/icggoa?feature=watch


Lecture on “Good Governance: a Key to Economic Success” by Lord Meghnad Desai

Lord Meghnad Desai delivered the XIIth Lecture cum Interactive Session in the ICG Lecture Series on Good Governance titled “Good Governance: a Key to Economic Success” on 17th September.He stressed the need for reforms in electoral financing, by making it more transparent.He opined among other things that the Governance was an institution within which executive actions can be carried out, but with limits posed by the legislature and a mere change in the government will not help alleviate the economic slowdown. He observed that the present decline was due to a crisis of governance and bad economics. Comparing the behaviour of elected representatives in India and UK, he said, in India there is little freedom for backbenchers to deviate from the command of the leaders, as compared to House of Commons in the UK where every individual has their own voice, irrespective of loyalties.He stressed that the ‘media revolution’had made it impossible to hide issues. He said the civil society will have to play a stronger role in taking the initiative to be more responsible for the nation’s growth and goad the political system to correct itself through a political-public-participation process for reforms to actually usher in.In closing, he stressed that India needs a regular economic system which can encourage people to start businesses, take risks and expect unhindered returns.Chaired by Mr. Yatin G Kakodkar, President - ICG, the lecture was attended by a large number of ICG members, policemen, academicians, business men, politicians, media persons and students of varied background.

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Left: Lord Meghnad Desai delivering the lectureTop: A participant asking questionsBelow: Participants at the lecture

To watch the full lecture, visit Youtube. - http://www.youtube.com/user/icggoa?feature=watch

Hindustani classical music singer Shubha Mudgal was a guest at ICG. Seen here with the Reception and F& B Staff

Congratulation to ourGM, Mr. Khwaja Ayub Zickriya for winning the Humorous Speech Contest conducted by the ICG Toastmasters Club on 19th September 2013 here at ICG.


Lecture on “Adding content to cordiality – the transformation of India-Brazil relations in the last decade-Ambassador B S Prakash”

Ambassador B S Prakash delivered a lecture on 31st August, where he focused on the transformation of the Indian-Brazilian relationship saying that we need to add content to the cordiality in our relationship. He said that Brazil is an interesting country with some different dimensions and shares 4Ds with India - democracy, diversity, disparities and development. He said, there are many opportunities for India and Brazil to develop in the areas of energy, mining, education among others. He appreciated that Goa has a Centre for Latin American Studies.The lecture was held in association with the Goa University. Chaired by Dr. Aparajita Gangopadhyay, Head – Centre for Latin American & International Studies, Goa University, the lecture and was well attended by students, media persons, academicians and members of the ICG.

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Lecture on “Security and Foreign Policy Challenges in a Volatile Neighbourhood-Ambassador G Parthasarathy”

Ambassador G Parthasarathy delivered a lecture on 3rd August, where he spoke among other things on how the Indian government should relax its visa restrictions and reach out to students, journalists and social activists in Pakistan. He said, that they should be allowed to come and see how the people in India live and that we are not so different from them. He also said that the students in India should take a deeper understanding and interest in internal relations and discuss such matters.The lecture was held in association with the Goa University and chaired by Dr. Rahul Tripathi, Head – Dept. of Political Science, Goa University. Several students of International Relations & Political Science from different colleges of Goa, media persons, academicians and members of the ICG attended the lecture.

Left Top: Ambassador Parthasarthy delivering the lecture along with Ms. Sahai and Dr. Rahul TripathiLeft Middle: The Honourable Governor, Shri Bharat Vir Wanchoo and other guestsLeft Below: Participants at the lectureTop: Ambassador Prakash alongwith Ms. Sahai, Dr. Aparajita Gangopadhyay and Ms. Riva Ganguly DasBelow: Students at the lecture

To watch both the lectures, visit Youtube. - http://www.youtube.com/user/icggoa?feature=watch


Interactive session on Pinocchio Effect

An interactive session on Pinocchio Effect – Detect the Lie behind the line of Truth, was conducted by Aditya PS – Life Coach, on 20th September. The workshop was a sophisticated tool for better negotiating, selling, protecting, and interviewing.It provided the audience with detailed scientific findings on which personality types lie, how deception is expressed in e-mail, on the phone, and in person, and how to detect deception through body language.Mr. Adity’s mission is to help people become more accurate at finding the truth. Detection of deception technique or simply DDT is the brainchild of Aditya.The participants also learnt the art of statement analysis, interviewing techniques, and interrogation, and negotiation strategy, using rich, entertaining real-life examples. These techniques were taught in easy to grasp format with mind maps and DDT templates.The session was held in association with Leona Fernandes.

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Looking forwardto seeing you all at theTea with Director

on25th October, 2013 at 6.00 pm

and theIInd Member’s Night

coming soon...(dates to be announced next month)

Coffee and UMr. Ubaldo D’Souza & Ms. Amrita Singh, life members of ICG conducted Demonstration cum Interactive Session on Coffee and U on 30th August. The session included demonstrations of how to select coffee, grind it at home and make it into a tasty cup of coffee. The session was attended by over 50 ICG members and coffee connoisseurs.


Workshop on growing Organic Vegetable in Container Gardens

In continuation with our organic kitchen garden workshops, in association with Miguel Braganza & Green Essentials, the following workshops in the beginning of the post monsoon season were organised:- Growing Organic Vegetable in Container Gardens - Grow Herbs, Fruits, Vegetables on 7th Sept- Grow Organic Winter Veggies @ Home - Growing Various Winter Food Plants Organically on 29th Sept.

WorkshoPs

Workshops on ‘Environment and Development Scenario in Goa’Centre for Environment Natural Resource Management (CENRM) – Srujan in collaboration with The International Centre Goa (ICG) and United States–India Educational Foundation (USIEF) organized the following workshop on:‘Environment and Development Scenario in Goa: An Introduction’ and ‘Damming of Mhadeyi: Water Demands for Urban Settlement v/s Fragile Ecosystems’ – 29th June. ‘Mining: Should it be Stopped Completely?’ and ‘Tourism and its impact on Goa’ – 13th July. ‘Khazan Ecosystem of Goa: Why do we need to conserve them?’ and

‘Coastal Ecology with a Focus on Sand Mining, Fishing, etc.’ – 27th July. After completion of this set of workshops, all background papers incorporating results of deliberations are to be published in the form of a book. The entire project is supported by the United States–India Educational Foundation (USIEF).

Workshop on ‘Enhance your Life Skills’ and ‘Conversation Competencies’

Walter Mascarenhas - Motivational Speaker, Corporate Trainer, certified NLP Practitioner, Ex-Squadron Leader (IAF), conducted two half day workshops titled ‘Enhance your Life Skills’ and Conversation Competencies’, on 26th July and 23rd August respectively. The workshops were attended by over 60 persons of varied backgrounds, ranging from students to professionals from different fields.


Health Talk on Cataract

A talk on ‘All you want to know about Cataract – the most common cause of blindness’, was delivered by Dr. Kaushik Dhume, MBBS, DNB (Ophthalmology), FAEH (Glaucoma & Anterior Segment), MD (Physician) on 2nd August.Dr. Dhume spoke on the causes of cataracts and the functions of the eye. He explained how cataracts occur, when there is a buildup of protein in the lens that makes it cloudy. He then discussed the types of cataracts, like the age-related the congenital cataracts, the secondary cataracts, the traumatic cataracts and other factors that can increase a person’s risk of developing cataracts which include cigarette smoke, air pollution, and heavy alcohol consumption.Dr. Dhume then explained the symptoms of cataracts and how are they formed and their diagnosis.All talks were organized in association with Manipal Hospital Goa.

Health Talk on Common Ear Nose Throat Disorders in Ageing Adults

A talk on ‘Common Ear Nose Throat Disorders in Ageing Adults’ was delivered by Dr. Swati Lombar – MBBS , MS (ENT) , DNB (ENT) (Consultant ENT, Manipal Hospital Goa), on 27th September.Dr. Swati spoke on the classification of different disorders - infections, degenrative disorders and tumours and the various viral, bacterial and fungal infections affecting the ear, nose and throat in adults. She also spoke of the importance of regular ENT check-up, that infections have to be treated promptly, since complications can be life-threatening. Recurrent infections – investigations for immunocompromised state, most importantly diabetes is a must and to prevent early degeneration of tissues, adopt good lifestyle practices.

Health Talk on ‘How to Avoid Kidney Diseases’

Dr. Chetan Mudrabettu, MBBS, MD (Int. Med), DM (Nephrology), conducted a health talk on ‘How to Avoid Kidney Diseases’ on the 23rd of August.He spoke of how kidney diseases cannot be completely prevented, although one can take steps to reduce the chances of the condition developing.Dr. Chetan added the importance of a healthy diet of fresh fruit and vegetables and whole grains and how it can help in lowering the amount of cholesterol in our blood and keep our blood pressure at a healthy level.

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- ICG Membership is OPEN only for a short period. Apply now. Apply for a Spouse Membership Card / Duplicate Card. Life Membership can now be transferred to the Spouse of the life member after his / her demise.

- Join ‘ICG Toastmasters International Club’ - Mission of Toastmasters: We provide a supportive and positive learning experience in which members are empowered to develop communication and leadership skills, resulting in greater self-confidence and personal growth. Regular Meetings of the Club are held on 2nd & 4th Thursdays from 6:15 pm to 8:15 pm.- President: Lavina Melvani – 9763550980- VP Membership: Umesh P – 9822142340

- To view charges for Swimming Pool / Gym / Jacuzzi effective from 1st June 2013, please visit our website.

- To watch videos on GALF 2013, Seminar, Lecture and many more, please visit our website and Youtube. -http://www.youtube.com/user/icggoa?feature=watch.


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Book Release: Sonia Golani’s book – My Life, My Rules – Stories of 18 Unconventional Careers (2013)

The book was released at ICG on 26th July. The book contains stories of 18 personalities who decided to opt put of the rat race and chase the profession of their choice. Manohar Parikkar went to the prestigious IIT, Mumbai, but made headlines as the Chief Minister of Goa, Rahul Akerkar has a Masters in Biomedical Engineering from the US, but is better known as a celebrity chef and owner of Mumbai’s fine dining restaurant Indigo. These and other interesting stories can be found in the book. Prior to the release, Ms. Golani moderated a panel discussion with Ashish Rajpal – Founder, iDiscoveri; Praveen Tyagi – Managing Director IITians PACE; Rashmi Uday Singh – Food Critic, author & TV Host; Sonia Shirsat – Musician; and Dr. Subodh Kerkar – Installation Artist, who also released the book along with Ms. Nandini Sahai – Director, ICG; Mr. P K Mukherjee – MD, Sesa Goa; and Ms. Ramnath Kare – President, Kare Group. The release was held in association with Westland Ltd.

Workshop on Creative Writing

Writer, artist and academic, Ms. Savia Viegas is conducting a series of Five one-day workshops on ‘Creative Writing’. The workshops were held on 28th July, 25th August & 15th Sept while the dates for Oct & Nov will be announced later.The interesting part of these workshops is that at the end of it, participants will be expected to write and submit a piece of writing (about 2000 words) and some of the best write-ups will then be selected to be published in the form of a book which will be released/ launched during the upcoming IV Goa Arts & Literary Festival, to be held from 5th to 8th December 2013 at ICG.

Live Book App Readings

ICG in association with Jugneeta Sudan, launched Live Book App Readings to be held once a month from August 2013. Two reading sessions were held on 24th August & 21st September, where she read “The Bluest Eye” by Toni Morrison and “Clear Light of Day” by Anita Desai respectively. Especially designed for English literature college students and book-lovers involving virtual tours of historical, social and political settings in the book, the Readings entail the study of the author, the plot, the technique and themes in the book. The upcoming session will undertake discussion on; “The Inheritance of Loss” by Kiran Desai, “A Streetcar Named Desire” by Tennessee Williams, “A Doll’s House” by Henrik Ibsen, “The Glass Palace” by Amitav Ghosh, “Pride and Prejudice” by Jane Austen, “Heart of Darkness” by Joseph Conrad and Poetry Readings.

Exploring Great Theatre Scripts – Fortnightly Play Readings

Exploring Great Theatre Scripts, is a Fortnightly Play Readings session, which includes reading out a play by all the participants of that session. The plays are chosen from a wide range of time periods and genres. Following plays were read from July to Sept.- All My Sons (a play in three acts) by Arthur Miller on 4th July- Tughlaq by Girish Karnad on 18th July- An Enemy of the People by Henrick Ibsen (Arthur Miller’s adaptation) on 1st August- The Night of the Iguana by Tennessee Williams on 15th August- Old Stone Mansion (Wada Chirebandi) by Mahesh Elkunchwar (translated from the Marathi by Kamal Sanyal) on 5th Sept.- A Man For All Seasons a play by Robert Bolt on 19th Sept- A Voyage Around my Father by John Mortimer on 3rd Oct of.The sessions are coordinated by Sharmila Rao and Karan Bhagat.


others

Tea with Director

Ms. Nandini Sahai (Director, ICG) invited the ICG members to an informal interaction over tea which was held on 26th July and 30th August. Please visit our website to view minutes of the meeting.

Bridge – Card Game

An intellectually stimulating activity ‘Bridge – Card Game’ was conducted by Amaresh Deshpande on 7th September.Mr. Amaresh taught this trick-taking game using a standard 52-card deck. It is played by four players in two competing partnerships, with partners sitting opposite each other around a table. The game consists of several deals, each progressing through four phases: dealing the cards, the auction (also referred to as bidding), playing the hand, and scoring the results. The game was well attended by members and non-members, who had an interesting time participating in the game.

In addition to organizing regular monthly quizzes which are held on the first Sunday of every month and the SILLY POINTS – The Cricket Quiz on 18th August, the SEQC in association with the ICG and Department of Goa Tourism organized the 4th Annual All Goa Incredible India Quiz on 15th August, Independence Day. The quiz was held in two

categories – School Edition and Open Quiz. Altogether over 70 teams participated from different schools in the School Edition while over 50 teams participated in the Open Edition. The winners are as follows:School Edition 1st Place - Anand PS and Saeel Pai from Mushtifund HSS2nd Place - R Samyak and Chinmay Naik from Mushtifund HSS3rd Place - Kaksham Naik and Vishal Kamat from The New Education InstituteOpen Edition 1st Place - Nitish Wagle and Srijit Kumar2nd Place - Ameya Mardolkar and Anniruddha Sen Gupta3rd Place - Salil Bijur and Mahima Vashist.

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art – exhibitions, WorkshoPs, resiDencies In association with the Indian Ateliers two Art Residencies in August & September were organised with the following artists: - August 2013 - Naveen Kumar from Bangalore and Narayan Bohaju from Nepal.- Sept 2013 - Ms. Gopa Trivedi & Ms. Juhika Devi Bhanjdeo from Navsari (Gujarat), Mr. Prakash Kishore from Chennai & Mr. Ajgal Shaik from Vadodara (Gujarat).To know more about the residency and profiles of the artists, visit www.indianateliers.com.

Workshop on Egg Tempera PaintingThe workshop was conducted by Mrs. Hoor Girglani and was held from 15th to 19th July. Egg tempera is a painting process that uses egg yolk to bind pigments. The artists makes the paints by a simple process of mixing finely

ground pigment, water and diluted egg yolk.Mrs. Girglani also held an exhibition of some of her Egg Tempera Paintings from 12th to 14th July.


FREE SWIMMING / SNORKELING GUIDANCE by Walter MascarenhasFor Adults & Seniors (One-on-One basis)Please bring your own swimming kit: costume, swimming goggles, swimming cap - (for people with long hair)Training is FREE. However, ICG will charge a Fee per session towards Swimming Pool ChargesMembers: Rs. 60/- | Non-Members: Rs. 100/-Call or SMS - Walter Mascarenhas 9822911161YOGA for the BODY, MIND & SOUL by Mrs. Hoor GirglaniPlease bring your own yoga mat or a thick dhurie and wear loose fitting clothes like jogging pants, T-shirts, track suits, salwars, stretchable tights, etc.Monday to Friday | 8:00 am to 9:15 amMembers/Students - Rs. 1000/-Non-Members - Rs. 1500/- pmContact - Mrs. Hoor Girglani 9766015762TAEKWONDO by Vincent RosarioMonday & Friday | 5:15 pm to 6:15 pm | Rs. 400/- pmContact - Vincent Rosario: 9823696138KICKBOXING and KICK AEROBICS by Rahim & BinaPlease bring your own yoga mat, water and towel and wear jogging pants, T-shirts, or uniforms. Outdoor shoes are not permitted, so bring footwear specifically for training.Tues, Thurs & Sat | 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm | Rs. 1,200/- pmContact - Rahim - 9822134658 | Bina - 9881971825WANT TO BE FIT & HEALTHY? by Calburn Fitness SolutionsFor FREE consultation, appointments...Fees & other details...Contact - Macedonio Fernandes 9811511595Dax Mendes - 9823578880Please check http://www.internationalcentregoa.com for details.Most of our major programmes are available on Youtube. - http://www.youtube.com/user/icggoa?feature=watch

October to December 2013*

* 2nd & 4th Thursdays, 10th & 24th Oct, 14th & 28th Nov and 12th & 26th DecRegular Meeting of ICG Toastmasters International ClubTime: 6:15 pm to 8:15 pmFor Details, contact –President: Lavina Melvani – 9763550980VP Membership: Umesh P – 9822142340

Saturday, 19th Oct3rd Live book App Reading - “The Glass Palace” by Amitav GhoshLive Book App Readings Led by Jugneeta Sudan Time: 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm(3rd Saturdays of every month from August 2013 onwards)Open to all Members / Non-Members by Prior Registration onlyFee: Members / Students – Rs. 150/- per sessionNon-members – Rs. 200/- per session

Curtain Raiser Programme of Goa Arts & Literary Festival - 2013Series of Five (one-day) intensive workshops on CREATIVE WRITINGResource Person: Savia Viegas - writer, artist and academicTime: 10:00 am to 6:00 pmNote: At the end of the series of five workshops, participants will be expected to write and submit a piece of writing (about 2000 words). Some of the best write-ups will then be selected to publish in form of a book which will be released / launched during the upcoming IV Goa Arts & Literary Festival to be held in December 2013 at ICG.Organised by the ICG & Goa Writers GroupAge: under 30 years of age

* First Sundays, 6th Oct; 3rd Nov; & 1st DecSEQC Monthly QuizTime: 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm

Thursday - Sunday, 5th – 8th DecIV Annual Goa Arts & Literary FestivalOpen to all Members / Non-Members

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)2452805-10 (Ext. 605) / [email protected]* Free Entry, Open to all Members / Non-Members

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