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Margao: Various proposed mega construction projects in the village dominated the proceedings of the gram sabha of the Sao Jose de Areal village panchayat held on Sunday.

Less of development work and more of chaos and infighting was witnessed during the tenure of the outgoing Mormugao municipal council. Although the council had an opposition group backed by former revenue minister Jose Philip D’Souza, the ruling side comprised mostly of supporters of other local leaders who displayed no unity to work and bring about development of the port town, feel analysts.

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Family members of the brothers who are inmates at the central jail at Colvale, have claimed that they are under severe depression and tension as no action has been initiated against the jailor and the assistant superintendent, who allegedly had assaulted the inmates at the Colvale jail and threatened to kill their sons.

A gaunkar of Mormugao comunidade has challenged the election and formation of Mormugao council, alleging that the constitutional requirement of the state assuming landlordism and forming revenue villages has not been complied with.

The elections to the 12-seat municipal council are gaining momentum with candidates of Bicholim Bachao Abhiyaan (BBA) and Dicholi Vikas Samiti (DVS) pitted against each other along with some independents.

‘There is immense scope for rainwater harvesting in Goa’

Keen to help the capital city improve its chances in the national smart city mission challenge, the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) has decided to handhold Goa through the preparatory phase of the centre’s flagship programme. CII is in the process of signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the corporation of the city of Panaji and the formal process is likely to be completed within the next few days. “The MoU has already been signed with commissioner Sanjit Rodrigues,” CII Goa’s deputy... Читать дальше...

Goa police on Sunday foiled a plan of a dozen youth who were all set to go biking from Panaji to Aguada with their fancy bikes

An urgent meeting of prematurely retired teachers who, in 2004 and 2005 were forced to retire by the Goa government at the age of 58 years against their will, when the retirement age was 60 at the time of their appointment, has been convened on Monday, at the Loyola high school, Margao.

After three consecutive days of dusty mountain riding along bike-wreckingly rough terrains, hard and soft climbs, the warriors of the first edition of the Goa International Mountain Bike Challenge (GIMBC) breathed a sigh of relief having achieved a milestone, and how.

The department has also sought a report on action taken against such teachers and has asked officers to ensure that such cases do not recur.

The family comprising a child and three women, was holding valid tourist visas last week.

A three-year-old girl was crushed to death under a private bus outside her shanty near Radhaswami Satsang Maidan in Bhayander (west) around 10am on Sunday. Akshta Singh, a kindergartener, was at the spot when the driver lost control of the vehicle and crashed into the hut, said the police.

A three-year-old girl was crushed to death under a private bus outside her shanty near Radhaswami Satsang Maidan in Bhayander (west).

It also shows that more than 50% of footpath space has been encroached upon by shops or other structures that block the pedestrian’s right of way.

Punchayet polls see a low voter turnout of under 10,000

Bombay Parsi Punchayet polls see low turnout of under 10,000.

A talk by Deepa Subramanyam, scientist at NCCS Pune, drew a packed auditorium.

The teams checking bogus attendance have not found any, so far.

Keeping in view their religiosity, Muslims who eat meat have been replaced by Hindus who, even if they are meat-eaters, turn vegetarians during Navratra.

Keeping in view their religiosity, Muslims who eat meat have been replaced by Hindus who, even if they are meat-eaters, turn vegetarians during Navratra.

A pair of gold earrings worth Rs 20,000 was stolen from a jewellery shop on Paud Road.

The duo have been identified as Iqbal Ahmed Shaikh (19) of Warje and Askshay Dilip Wanjale (19) of Ahiregaon.