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Mohit R is an MBA in corporate finance from Leeds Metropolitan University, UK.

Police on Monday said senior journalist Nikhil Wagle was the next target of Samir Gaikwad, a Sanatan Sanstha member arrested last week for his alleged role in rationalist and Left leader Govind Pansare's murder.

A spurt in Bengaluru's crime rate has made police consider electronically tagging habitual offenders.

A spurt in Bengaluru's crime rate has made police consider electronically tagging habitual offenders.

As the hunt for the absconding accused Rudra Patil from Sangli intensifies in the Govind Pansare murder case, there is hope of commencement of the trial against him in the Goa NIA court, if he is arrested now, in connection with IEDs blast at Margao

Principal district and sessions court judge Nutan Sardessai recently sentenced 50-year-old Bhuto Gaonkar of Dabal-Dharbandora to three years imprisonment for killing 26-year-old Kuber Mashi, a native of Hubli-Karnataka, in November 2012

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With the term of secretary of the Goa Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, Bhagirath Shetye, coming to an end, education official Shivakumar Jangam has now been appointed to serve on the post

Acting on reports that eight bull fights, locally known as ‘dhirio’, were organized in chief minister Laxmikant Parsekar’s constituency, Pernem police have registered a complaint against unknown persons.

Chandor resident, Antoinette Pechado wasn’t aware of the mission rabies’ project until the team knocked on her door to vaccinate her two-year-old dog, Kuku

The state government has yet to notify the constitution of a committee to study whether bullfights and buffalo fights can be organized without flouting animal cruelty laws even as dhirio aficionados continue to flout regulations by organizing dhirios on the sly to satiate demand for the popular sport and the latest one was held in .

As a step towards implementation of the ‘Little Police’ programme proposed to be launched by the Goa police shortly, the Quepem Dy SP Sammy Tavares on Monday held a meeting with the teachers of various schools in Quepem who have been designated as coordinators for the scheme. The programme entails appointment of school students as “little cops” as a part of community policing and is aimed at “inculcating policing values among the children”.

Firmly opposing the proposed multi-housing Raheja project in the village, around 50-odd agitating Carmona villagers accompanied by their local Benaulim MLA Caetano ‘Caitu’ Silva on Monday met the town and country planning (TCP) senior town planner James Mathew and submitted a memorandum demanding the immediate revocation of the licence issued to it by the TCP

It was a leg injury resulting from a fall that forced Priya Pradip Khandeparkar to quit her job as a balwadi teacher

After big brands and biryani, Bengaluru is shopping online for the Bannur kuri.

The continuous barrage of loud music, dazzling light shows and bursting of fire crackers during the Ganeshotsav seem to be harming the health of Thaneites who have been complaining of sleep disorders

Ganesh Chaturthi is one of the most awaited festivals in the city. But kids are the ones who eagerly wait for this festival. Many kids even force their parents to get idols home

Even though half the Ganeshotsav season is over, the civic administration is yet to ascertain the number of pandals erected without permissions

A gang of thieves striking at three shops in Cottonpet in the wee hours of Monday appeared to have picked their loot carefully.

A gang of thieves striking at three shops in Cottonpet in the wee hours of Monday appeared to have picked their loot carefully.

Amidst the beats of dhols, cymbals and songs, hundreds of devotees danced on the streets as they bid adieu to Lord Ganesha and his mother Gauri on the fifth day of the festival.

On Monday morning when the President's Medal was given to 345 personnel of the fire and emergency services department, home guards and civil defense, the loudest cheers were reserved for four women, all from the home guards.

On Monday morning when the President's Medal was given to 345 personnel of the fire and emergency services department, home guards and civil defense, the loudest cheers were reserved for four women, all from the home guards.