sunburn goa best beach party 2009

          Set on the sandy shores of Goa at  Candolim Beach Goa India , Sunburn offers a varied experience even for those not really into electronic music. There are volleyball matches on the beach, a rock-climbing wall and even a hooka joint to unwind. It is a 3 day festival between 27, 28 and 29th of December 2009.The festival closes at 10 pm in the evening, everyday.

Sunburn Festival ‘Goa 2009’ is the Asia’s biggest Electronic Fest which annually organizes the best global talent from (Holland, India, Ibiza, Austria, France, Australia, UK, Sweden and Singapore) in India to entertain and promote a sense of oneness and harmony with the richness of music and Dance. It had 35 local and international DJ’s spinning in Goa, at the popular Candolim beach. There is no specific dress code. No parade is going to be organized by the heads. The music is completely trance i.e. Electronic music. Every year more than 5000 people from all over the world gather at Candolim beach to be a part of this grand event.

Sunburn, a common platform to world’s best Disc Jockeys (DJs), aims to bring best talent at the world’s most preferred tourists destination – Goa. It is counted amongst the world’s best 20 international music festivals and is definitely worth a visit.

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“Sunburn is a festival which allows you to be who you are and fortunately through the platform of music which I think is a universal language of celebration. We are really fortunate that Goa has India’s own festival of music and dance called Sunburn which is not only India’s largest but also Asia’s number one,” said Singh.

Indian electronica talents like Jalebee Cartel, Pearl, Ma Faiza and several others have partnered with Sunburn since its inception

Nikhil Chinappa’s intent seems true, make this a unique party which is truly Indian.
sunburn 2009

some interesting links from indiatimes,Neha Dhupia during 'Sunburn Goa 08' at the Candolim beach for New Year celebrations. 

Portuguese Nationality for goan origin

On 18th December 1961, the Indian Army invaded Portuguese India and the Portuguese forces in the territories commanded by Governor General Vassalo e Silva surrendered, violating strict orders from Salazar to resist until the last man. Salazar wanted Portuguese Indians to feel that Portugal did not abandoned them and provided laws to keep them as Portuguese Citizens. Many Goans left Goa at that time and were welcomed in Portugal. This helped Portugal to take the case to the United Nations. Portugal kept fighting diplomatically in the United Nations for Portuguese India until 1974. Only in 1975, Dr. Mario Soares, representing a new Democratic Portugal, recognised the annexation of Goa, Damão and Diu and re-opened diplomatic relations with the Republic of India.


 
It is important to say that after 1975, the "Antigo Estado da India" (Goa, Damão, Diu e Dadrá e Nagar Avelí before 19 December 1961) was given somehow a special status under the Portuguese Nationality Law. Decreto-Lei n. 308-A/1975, 24th June - "Lei da Nacionalidade Portuguesa" – Article 1º. Clause (e), clearly says that all those born in the "Antigo Estado da India"(Goa, Damão, Diu e Dadrá e Nagar Avelí before 19 December 1961) who declare their intention to retain their Portuguese Nationality are entitled to do so. Other ex-Portuguese colonies’ citizens were given a period of time to decide if they wanted to remain as Portuguese citizens or if they wanted to adopt the nationality of the new independent countries (examples: Angola, Mozambique, etc). The citizens from Antigo Estado da India, on the other hand, were not given a period of time to decide if they wanted to continue being Portuguese citizens, which means that they are still entitled to declare they want to continue being Portuguese Citizens today.

complete article at http://cyberatlantis.com/library/citizenship/EU/portugal/PortNatLaw.htm

Free help for goans to make a portuguese passport
http://www.squidoo.com/portuguesepassportforgoans

Goans pursing Portuguese passport
http://goacom.blogspot.com/search/label/Portuguese%20passport

goa unseen

Goa Unseen
http://soniafaleiro.blogspot.com/2006/09/goa-unseen.html
Wonderful to read more about goa ,lovely post must read by every goan other  then to read or know  which celebrity went where and the entire new year coverage that becomes the ritual for news channel.

Arombal (Harmal) Beach Goa

Arambol, on Goa's far northern stretch of coastline, at North Goa, 32 kilometers (20 miles) from Mapusa and 50 kilometers (31 miles) from Panaji. The closest railway station is Pernem.


Clean ,silent beach and  nightlife is relaxed,Just north of Arambol are the deserted Keri beach and Tiracol Fort. It's worth the walk there if you want total peace and privacy.

The place has two beaches, more popular is the main beach (Harmal beach), the northernmost beach in Goa.the main one is harmal and the second, more beautiful beach lies beyond the rocky hill and can only be reached on foot

The main beach, on a long stretch of curving sand is good for swimming. It is a place ideal for people looking for peace and silence. On its immediate north there are several attractive, relatively quite bays and fresh water pools also good for swimming separated by rocky headlands.

Best Beaches In Goa

       There are number of beaches in goa one can visit,some people like crowded beaches some like silent ,but normally when you lend up in goa with time constrain or with lack of details or due to travel agency you might see only typical near by places like miramar,dauna paul,calangute,baga,anjuna,vagator and colva.any travell agent will take you to this beaches only as all this are nearby and they dont have to spend extra kilometers.but all this beaches are extremely crowded and you will be bit uncomfortable you have your family with you.

There are many beaches were you can spen your entire day or night with good food,drinks ,music and much  more only thing is this beaches are away from main city panjim or margoa or vasco.If you are planning your holiday then best is to stay at center of goa that is Panjim.Just take a glance at beach map Goa.Miramar,Dauna Paula is in Panjim ,if you plan to stay in panjim one day you can plan to go to south and other day you can go to north.Select your stay in center of Goa,ideally Panjim.

If you want best isolated ,clean,crowd  free ,best is morgim,mandrem,harmal  for this you need to travell for almost 1 to 2 hours trafic free :) clean road from panjim,only thing is that due to distance this travell agents will give you some false reason or when you select your tour package you need to be aware of this. Main reason they will not include this beaches is in a day you can just visit max two beaches,but mind you this is worth ,you will never feel like going back moment you arrive at this places.