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LETTER TO THE EDITOR FOR THE ISSUE DATED MAY 30, 2026

Letters To The Editor, May 30- June 05, 2026 May 29, 2026 , by

VOICE OF THE CHURCH
I SUPPORT Cardinal Neri Ferrao, “Strengthening the Voice of the Church” was very meaningful. The voice of the church is the voice of the laity and it is when lay people unite, they build and strengthen the foundation of the church. It is important for the laity to unite and build this foundation by their active involvement and participation in the various church associations and the Christian communities. This voice of the church is to build this community by their participation to reaching out to the poor and the needy in the church and the society.
— Cajetan Peter D’Souza, Ghatkopar East, Mumbai

ESG TO FILM KONKANI FILM `CLAUDIA’ To mark Goa Statehood Day the Cinephile Film Club is presenting a special free screening of the popular Goan Konkani film “Claudia” produced and directed by Rajendra Talak on Saturday, May 30, at 6.30pm at the Maquinez Palace, ESG, Panaji. `Claudia’ is the eighth film directed and produced by Rajendra Talak. Talak is one of Goa’s most acclaimed filmmakers. His earlier films include ‘Aleesha’ and ‘Antarnaad’ which have brought national awards to Goa, while all his films have received state awards, reflecting his outstanding contribution to Konkani cinema. `Claudia’ features actor Shishir Sharma in the lead role along with Goan actors Omar De Loiola Pereira, Mukesh Ghatwal, Lulu Fortes, Dr Hubert Gomes, Dr Jitendra Nagarsekar and Sonia Shirsat in supporting apprearance. The film recounts a heartwarming story of a musician and his daughter Claudia and portrays Goan culture, traditions and values. It is enriched with timeless classic songs such as “Claudia,” ”Mog Tuzo Kitlo Ashelo,” “Godacho Pao,” “Mogan asson borem” all of which remind one of Goan legendary composers, singers and lyricists of the golden era of the 1960s and 1970s. Celebrate Goa Statehood Day by catching up `Claudia’!

`MAJBOOR JANATA PARTY’
IN the case Majboor Janata Party formed by intellectuals, will it win? For some people,this may be the phase — Majboor Janata Party (Helpless People’s Party), and no one will believe that this is really a political organization, a prominent satirical play on words frequently used in Indian political rhetoric and humor in jokes; words can be legalized to form any political party.
The concept revolves around a stark contrast often drawn during election campaigns such as “Mazboot” government vs “Majboor” government. Political leaders, particularly from the ruling class, frequently use this phrasing to ask voters if they want a majboot (strong, stable) government or a majboor (helpless, weak) coalition government run by Opposition alliances, perplexing common people.
The phrase will trend organically online in meme format when citizens use social media to vent frustration about youth issues, unemployment, or inflation. It highlights the feeling of being a “helpless public” (majboor janata),
The internet subversion is “Cockroach Janata Party.” Now a banning ordinance may come in force to shut it up. A Majboor Janata Party will not emerge as a registered entity, as it is used purely as a rhetorical joke or a political critique.
However, satirical online groups representing frustrated citizens — like the Cockroach Janata Party—have fully emerged as a major digital phenomenon, compelling the formation of parties like Dog Janata party, Donkey Janata party, Crow Janata party, Pig Janata party and so on, but why? Because of the responsibilities of government and democratic fundamental right! Whom to blame? Do such comparisons have any limits in describing anything to provoke society or not?
— Rajesh Banaulikar, Arpora,Goa

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