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FROM CEMENT TO LIME: REVIVING GOA’S HERITAGE WALLS (opens the original)
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Goa’s historic buildings are in creasingly finding a new lease of life as heritage conserva tion practitioner Logan Hen riques works to restore traditional laterite walls using age-old lime plas ter techniques, allowing historic struc tures to breathe once again. For Henriques, restoring an old Goan structure is not simply about making a building look new. It is about understanding the materials used by earlier generations and ensuring that traditional construction techniques are preserved for t
Carving Light: Chandan Crasta Keeps Linocut Tradition Alive in Goa (opens the original)
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In an age dominated by pixels, printers and instant digital reproduction, artist Chandan Crasta of Moira, Goa, has chosen a slower, more tactile path. With a sharp carving tool in hand and a sheet of linoleum before him, Crasta is keeping alive an age-old spirit of printmaking one painstaking impression at a time.“My journey into linocut began in 2017, when a graphic design website introduced me to an artwork that seemed unlike an ordinary print. Its bold graphic quality and thick paper caught m
Raia’s Feast of Our Lady of Snows and the living tradition of Novidade (opens the original)
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The quaint village of Raiá boasts of its mag nificent Igreja de Nos sa Senhora das Neves, built in 1699. It was consecrated by Archbishop Agustinho de Anunciação. The agricultur al life of Goa is closely tied to the seasonal cycle of rice cultivation. The staple food of Goa as everyone knows is rice, fish and curry. The cul tivation of rice begins in the month of June, and reaches maturity by mid of August which is ready for harvesting during the months of Sep tember and October. It seems that t
Trending News | What’s Making Headlines - O Heraldo (opens the original)
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The staple food of Goa is rice, fish, and curry. Rice cultivation begins in June, the crop reaches maturity by… Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday broke his silence on the ongoing student protest at Jantar Mantar, asserting that those… Bollywood superstar Salman Khan has extended his support to the ongoing student-led Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protest in the national… England all-rounder Ben Stokes made a memorable return to competitive cricket, producing a fighting unbeaten century to g
August Sweets and Goa’s Harvest Traditions (opens the original)
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The staple food of Goa is rice, fish, and curry. Rice cultivation begins in June, the crop reaches maturity by mid-August, and it is ready for harvesting in September and October. Every year, in the last week of July, the elders in the house would often be heard reminding the younger generation to check whether there was enough jaggery and parboiled rice to prepare something sweet at the beginning of August. It has always been customary to prepare something sweet at home on the first day of Augu
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