No, it the name give to a Goan (in India) curry dish in which the meat is maninated in vinegar.
It's a traditional Goan drink made from coconuts or cashew apples.
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LOGICALLY, since India is a country and not a religion then it's possible that the "rules" are not the same for everyone. I'm sure that some Indians are vegetarian, some eat beef, some eat pork, and contrarily some cannot. Just like in America, France, England, Poland, Sudan, etc. the rules aren't the same for everyone.AnswerSome do. Obviously the Muslims don't, and there's about 150 million of them in India, about 12% of the population. Some Hindus don't eat meat. As for the Hindus and others who eat meat, it's not the most popular meat, but it exists. It's most popular in the Northeast of India, as they have a culture similar to Southeast Asia, where pork is popular.
Jug Jug Jiye Su Lalanawa, Bhawana ke bhag jagal ho. is the song from a bhojpuri movie:- Piya Ke goan.
No, it the name give to a Goan (in India) curry dish in which the meat is maninated in vinegar.
Cathal Goan was born in 1954.
Karachi Goan Association was created in 1886.
The translation of "I am fine" into Goan Konkani is "Mhojem vellu aasaa."
Older brother in Goan Konkani can be translated as "vaddd" or "bara belyar".
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Terence Lewis's mother tongue is Konkani. He was born in Mumbai, India, and has roots in Mangalore, where Konkani is a commonly spoken language.
Goan is of Portuguese decent and a style of cooking related to the Portuguese town of Goa. Rissois is generally shrimp (or fish) turnover. Attached are a few links to recipes for it.
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