As a school student of St.Britto, his contributions to the school magazine were like a celebrity column ghost written by his father!

While at the University of Agricultural Sciences,Bangalore, he was a founder-member of the "Writers' Club" and one-time Editor of the FYM: the Farm Yard Manure..ooops...Magazine.

In 1912 Konkan Magazine a monthly magazine was started by Joaquim Campose.

In 1912 Konkan Magazine a monthly magazine was started by Joaquim Campose.

Ludovic Pereira were instrumental in starting this magazine and it had a circulation of 8,000 subscribers.

In 1919, three more periodicals were stated in Mumbai Ave Maria (Konknni-English-Portuguese), edited by Antonio D'Cruz, Goa Mail, a Konknni-English periodical edited by Dr. Vasco da Gama and F X Afonso, and Popular Magazine (first as monthly and then as fortnightly) which was edited by Joaquim Jose Silvestre.

Freddy J da Costa started a Konknni colour-printed magazine named Gulab, which still continues.

Currently, the Goan Review is the only Konknni-English bi-monthly magazine published from Mumbai.

Gulab is another magazine, which is on the lips of every Romi Konknni reader in Goa and even abroad.

This monthly is printed in a magazine format, with an attractive glossy and coloured cover.

By running this magazine single handedly since the last 20 years, Fr.

Meanwhile, Julian also made her foray into reporting after working in the magazine section for couple of years.

An IT newspaper or magazine for Goa was just one idea amongst the many which the company aimed at.

On this backdrop, it was really a risky attempt to start a specialized magazine, leave alone the general magazine.

On this backdrop, it was really a risky attempt to start a specialized magazine, leave alone the general magazine.

Most of my energies still goes into Digital Goa, though today it has grown into a professional, self-sustaining magazine.

But, there is much to be done to make it really a good quality magazine, both in terms of content and layout and printing.

We need to dream of publications on par with any national-level magazine.

(In Harper's magazine, Feb. 1936)

(In Elks magazine, Oct. 1936)

(In American magazine, Feb. 1936)

(In American magazine, Mar. 1936) © 14Feb36; B290546.

(In The American magazine, Feb. 1936) © 15Jan36; B286852.

(In Liberty magazine, Feb. 22, 1936) © 13Feb36; B290300.

Four million inquiries from magazine advertising.