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Journalist based in India (Goa, but travel in western and southern India on work and assignment). Active in cyberspace. Independent and into print, photography and video.

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Frederick Noronha (born 23 December 1963 in São Paulo, Brazil) is an independent journalist based in Saligão …

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Goa, its libraries, and the lack thereof

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By Frederick Noronha
| The Goan Verified
Goa will establish 168 libraries under a project worth around Rs 74 crore, we have been told on the weekend. The official description says the initiative is for children and adolescents, with improved access to learning resources and digital infrastructure. The project will establish “168 new libraries”. So, can we all expect a book paradise to come about in the first Asian home of the Gutenberg printing press? But first let’s take a closer look.
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A time of tremors in Assam

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By Ankush Saikia, Frederick Noronha
| Fountain Ink
As kerosene lamps were lit inside houses in Assam on the evening of Independence Day, August 15, 1950, the mood was sombre instead of celebratory. Gopinath Bordoloi, the first chief minister, known as Lokopriyo or the people’s favourite, the man who almost singlehandedly kept Assam in India at Partition in 1947 instead of it going to East Pakistan, had passed away just 10 days earlier. People were still in mourning.
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The River Mhadei: The Science and Politics of Diversion | Goa 1556

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By Frederick Noronha
It is rare to find a work as readable and educative on an issue with resonances for this country and the world at large. River Mhadei has friends as thoughtful as they are articulate.--MAHESH RANGARAJAN, Professor, Ashoka University A rich, lucidly written collection of articles that captures the Mhadei river’s ecological, cultural, and political significance.
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