Cancer now notified in Goa, but no addl benefit to patients
NT Reporter Panaji Goas decision to make cancer a notified disease will give the state a more comprehensive picture of its cancer burden, but the notification itself does not announce any new financial benefit or reduction in treatment costs forpatients. Under the public health departments notification dated August 20, all newly diagnosed cancer cases, including []
Goa tops India in road mishap rate
NT Reporter Panaji Goa recorded 169 road accidents per lakh population in 2024, the highest rate among all states and Union territories nationally, ahead of Kerala (136) and Tamil Nadu (88). While Goa may not lead India in terms of total road accidents by absolute vehicle volume, it consistently lands in the top five states []
A degree in Konkani, and then what?
Following Konkani Rashtramanyatai Dis on August 20, NT NETWORK looks at whether a Konkani degree can translate into a sustainable career as opportunities expand beyond teaching and translation VINIKA VISWAMBHARANNT NETWORK Konkani has Constitutional recognition and official status in Goa, and its presence extends across literature, culture,and an increasingly digital space. But for students choosing []
Sardesai raises sugarcane payment issues during Sanvordem outreach
NT Reporter Ponda Goa Forward Party (GFP) president Vijai Sardesai, at a meeting in Mollem on Saturday warned thatif pending payments tosugarcane farmers werenot cleared before the Assembly session, the party would bring sugarcane to the Assembly to highlight the issue. Sardesai visited villages in the Sanvordem constituency as part of the partys Jai Gaon, []
Court denies bail to 2 in Caranzalem guest house assault case
NT Reporter Panaji The District and Sessions Court, North Goa has rejected bail applications of Zakaulla Khazi (21) from Caranzalem and Riyan Bagwan (18) from Tonca in connection with June case of alleged trespass and assault at a Caranzalem guest house. The order was passedon Friday. The court observed that in view of the gravity []
GRLA hails Tiatr recognition, demands equal status for Romi Konknni script
NT Reporter Margao The Global Romi Lipi Abhiyan (GRLA), while congratulating the Tiatr Academy of Goa and the Tiatr fraternity on Tiatr being recognised nationally as an element of Indias Intangible Cultural Heritage, said the recognition should also lead to equal recognition for the RomiKonkani script. This is a proud moment for Goa and a []
Midhani Chief Links Space Goals to Viksit Bharat
Students from several schools and space enthusiasts participated in the event.
Goa Chief Minister calls on youth to drive Indias development by 2047
Addressing a gathering, Pramod Sawant advises young people entering politics not to work for positions but for resolving peoples problems
An ancient Italian saying warns us that delaying tasks does us no favors, signaling the importance of taking action as opportunities present themselves. Embracing this principle encourages a disciplined mindset, reducing the stress associated with procrastination. To harness this wisdom, one should tackle smaller tasks promptly and establish achievable daily goals, thus capitalizing on the present for enhanced productivity and success.
India Faces Setback Against Netherlands in Hockey World Cup Pool E Match
Amsterdam, August 22: In their first Pool E match of the FIH Mens Hockey World Cup 2026, the Indian team suffered a 1-3 defeat against co-hosts Netherlands. This loss significantly diminishes Indias hopes of advancing to the semifinals. The first goal of the match came in the third quarter when Netherlands Duco Telgenkamp scored a ... Read more India Faces Setback Against Netherlands in Hockey World Cup Pool E Match
Quote of the day by Carol Burnett reminds people that dreams need action and commitment. Her words encourage people to recognize their goals, act when opportunities appear, remain focused during difficult periods and avoid giving up because of fear or doubt. The quote also connects dreams with courage, resilience, passion, hard work and personal ambition.
Hull City Shocks Manchester United with 2-0 Victory in Premier League Return
Hull, August 22: Hull City made a stunning return to the Premier League after a decade, defeating Manchester United 2-0 on Saturday. The Tigers, playing in Englands top football league for the first time since the 2016-17 season, triumphed at MKM Stadium thanks to goals from Semi Ajayi and record signing Nampalys Mendy. Ajayi opened ... Read more Hull City Shocks Manchester United with 2-0 Victory in Premier League Return
India's World Cup Hopes Dim After Netherlands Defeat
The Indian men's hockey team lost 1-3 to Olympic champions the Netherlands in a critical second-round match of the FIH World Cup in Amstelveen. The Netherlands scored three field goals in the second half, while India's sole goal came from a Harmanpreet Singh penalty corner.
Hockey World Cup: Netherlands Dent India's Semi Hopes with 3-1 win
The Netherlands beat India 3-1 after a goalless first half, leaving India needing victory against Argentina and favourable results elsewhere to reach the semi-finals.
Quote of the day by Ian McKellen reflects on success, hardship, privilege and responsibility. The actor said people who have experienced success do not need sympathy when they face problems. His words point to gratitude, humility and accountability. The quote also came from a discussion about actors, fame and the opportunities that come with successful careers.
Arvind Kejriwal to hold Goa townhall on forced E20 fuel on August 25
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Goa CM Calls Upon Youth to Play Key Role in Nation Building
He urged those interested in politics to join public life with a commitment to resolving peoples problems
Actor Parul Gulati recently showcased her spacious Mumbai duplex to Archana Puran Singh and family. Her journey began in a 1 BHK apartment after moving to Mumbai for acting. Gulati's home reflects her transition from acting to entrepreneurship with personal memorabilia. The residence features a modern kitchen, workspaces, and an expansive terrace for entertaining guests. She also owns hospitality ventures in Goa, including Malkin Hostel.
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As we age, it's crucial for older adults to increase their protein intake to preserve muscle mass and ensure independence. By simply adding foods like Greek yogurt and beans to meals, one can effectively enhance protein levels without overhauling their diet. Making these small adjustments, such as including protein in breakfast and salads, can significantly assist in meeting nutritional needs during later years.
Justice Gill highlights growing presence of women in judiciary, urges students to overcome barriers and persevere
IIM Jammu will earn global recognition and respect in next decade: Lieutenant Governor
Jammu, Aug 22: The Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha joined the Board of Governors, faculty, students, alumni and dignitaries today to celebrate 10 years of IIM Jammu. Reflecting on IIM Jammu's remarkable journey, the Lieutenant Governor said that from a modest beginning to its current standing as one of India's fastest-emerging business schools, the Institute has scripted a new history while setting out an ambitious roadmap for the decade ahead. Recalling that IIM Jammu started a decade ago with just 56 students on a temporary campus on Canal Road, the Lieutenant Governor noted that the institute has since grown into a nationally recognised and internationally engaged centre for management education. He observed that IIM Jammu is now the fifth IIM in the country to hold both AMBA and EFMD accreditation, and it has built academic partnerships with institutions across France, Morocco, South Korea, Greece, the United Kingdom, Germany, Australia, Poland, Sweden, Taiwan and, most recently, Brazil. He said the research output at the institute has also expanded sharply, growing from just two published papers in 2017 to close to 350 this year. The Lieutenant Governor commended the hard work and a decade of consistent effort under the leadership of Director Professor B.S. Sahay, the faculty and the Board of Governors, describing the institute's trajectory as a model that other business schools are beginning to look to for inspiration. I have seen details of one achievement after another, along with several distinctive initiatives that have become an inspiring example, a role model, for other business schools. I am certain that, in the future, people will remember these achievements as a standard and an ideal, and will seek to emulate them, he said. The Lieutenant Governor invoked the founding stories of three of the world's most respected business schools - Harvard, built on the discipline of case-based learning; Stanford, built on connecting the classroom to real-world enterprise through Silicon Valley; and Wharton, built on mastering the complexities of global capital markets. Each, the Lieutenant Governor observed, succeeded not by trying to be everything, but by committing to one distinctive idea and pursuing it with patience over generations. The Lieutenant Governor said that IIM Jammu now stands at a similar starting point and the decisions it makes over the coming years will shape its identity for decades to come. He emphasised four priorities for the IIM Jammu. A distinctive academic identity should be the priority. Rather than relying primarily on case studies drawn from Western business schools, IIM Jammu should build its own tradition of case writing rooted in the realities of Indian enterprise including the logistical and entrepreneurial challenges unique to Jammu Kashmir and Ladakh. Experiential learning. We need to move education beyond the lecture hall. Every student to undertake a real, tangible project before graduation, whether through the institute's Entrepreneurship Centre, a policy challenge, or direct engagement with local businesses supported by its Centre for Small Business Development. Research with a sharp edge should be the focus. Building on the institute's rapid growth in research output, a deeper focus should be on questions specific to border economies, sustainable development and frontier entrepreneurship, areas where IIM Jammu is uniquely positioned to lead. Placements should be seen as a nation-building exercise. I hope within a decade, IIM Jammu graduates would be recognised for reshaping major companies and founding leading enterprises. Each graduate should be seen as a contributor to India's goal of becoming a developed nation by 2047, the Lieutenant Governor said. He said the real examinations take place in corporate boardrooms, markets and in life itself, where the data is often incomplete, stakeholders have differing opinions and there is no teacher to provide readymade answers. IIM Jammu's growth must now be converted into new discoveries. IIM Jammu must ask itself what can be done in the fields of administration, sustainable development and entrepreneurship in the economies of border areas. I believe that great institutions are great because, when the nation faces difficult questions, it looks to them for answers. If IIM Jammu continues to move forward with complete confidence over the next ten years, I am certain that its name will be spoken across the world with immense pride and respect, the Lieutenant Governor said. On the occasion, the Lieutenant Governor released seven coffee-table books of IIM Jammu. Padma Shri Dr. Milind Pralhad Kamble, Chairman, Board of Governors (BoG), IIM Jammu; Sriram Dandekar, Former Chairman, BoG, IIM; Anand Kripalu, Member, BoG, IIM Jammu; Prof. B.S. Sahay, Director IIM Jammu; S. Shivakumar, Operating Partner, Advent International; Vice Chancellors of various Universities; Head of Departments, Faculty and students of IIM Jammu; prominent citizens and senior officials of Police and Civil Administration were present.
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Yashs much-hyped upcoming movie Toxic is gearing up to be a breakout box-office success. As per reports, the films advance booking has sold more than 2.7 lakh tickets in just 24 hours. The movie is reportedly set in Goa and boasts of a huge success, comprising Yash and other big names like Kiara Advani and Nayanthara.
Kritika Kamra Serves Major Fashion Goals
Kritika Kamra is turning heads with her stunning style and effortless fashion game.
Wife of detained Indian Captain says he was
ORIGINAL ARTICLE: Wife of detained Indian Captain says he was Made a Scapegoat The wife of Indian tanker captain Ajay Pant defends him after his arrest over alleged sanctions breaches linked to Russia. The post Wife of detained Indian Captain says he was Made a Scapegoat appeared first on DESIblitz .
Arjun Tendulkar Commits To Goa; Ends Exit Rumours
Arjun Tendulkar, son of cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar, has confirmed he will continue playing for the Goa cricket team, dispelling recent rumours of his departure after missing a tour to Oman.
Did Arjun Rampal get special treatment? Inside the legal loophole that allowed his instant marriage
Highlights Arjun Rampal and Gabriella Demetriades registered their marriage in Mapusa, Goa Goa's civil registration process normally includes a 15-day waiting period The couple obtained special permission to waive the waiting period Arjun Rampal and Gabriella Demetriades may have kept their wedding private, but the legal process behind their Goa marriage has revealed a little-known provision in the state's marriage registration system. The Dhurandhar actor and his longtime partner registered their marriage at the Sub-Registrar's office in Mapusa, North Goa, on Friday. According to PTI, the couple obtained special permission from the Assistant Public Prosecutor to waive the 15-day period normally required between the first and second stages of marriage registration. What is the Goa marriage rule? Unlike a straightforward same-day registration, Goa's civil marriage procedure is divided into two stages. The state's Registration Department says a statutory waiting period of 15 days, including two Sundays, normally applies between the declaration of marriage and its final registration. The period allows the marriage notice to be publicly displayed and gives anyone aware of a legal impediment an opportunity to raise an objection. However, the rule comes with an important exception. Goa's official marriage-registration guidance states that the waiting period can be waived in deserving cases with permission from the Assistant Public Prosecutor of the relevant jurisdiction. That provision appears to be the route used by Rampal and Demetriades. How Arjun Rampal skipped the 15-day wait According to PTI, the couple arrived at the Mapusa registrar's office at around 4pm on Friday and completed the necessary formalities in the presence of close friends. They had already secured special permission from the Assistant Public Prosecutor to condone the waiting period between their first and second signatures. This does not mean the couple bypassed Goa's marriage law. Rather, they used an exception expressly provided for within the state's registration framework. Goa's own registration website confirms that the waiting period can be waived after permission from the Assistant Public Prosecutor is submitted, allowing the couple to proceed with the final registration. Why Goa's rule matters The provision is particularly interesting because the waiting period is not simply an administrative delay. It forms part of Goa's system of public notice, giving potential objections to a proposed marriage an opportunity to be raised before the marriage is formally registered. In Rampal and Demetriades ' case, the special permission meant they did not have to wait the full statutory period before completing the registration. The marriage was registered under Goa's civil registration system, which applies irrespective of religion. The official Goa marriage portal describes registration as the process that gives a marriage juridical status and provides the legal certificate establishing it. The couple, who have been together for several years and share two sons, have now formally registered their relationship after years of being together. Their decision to complete the legal formalities quietly in Goa has also put the state's unusual marriage-registration provisions in the spotlight.
India eye women's hockey World Cup semifinal berth in clash against Australia
India's women's hockey team plays Australia in a crucial World Cup match on Sunday. A win against Australia will secure India a spot in the semifinals. The team has shown strong defense, with goalkeepers making key saves. However, converting opportunities into goals remains a challenge for the Indian side. This match is considered a quarterfinal by coach Sjoerd Marijne.
PNGRB Clears 1,800-Km LPG Pipeline In Rs 7K Cr Energy Push
The Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board (PNGRB) has approved three strategically important LPG pipeline projects across Telangana, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Karnataka and Goa.
Govt reviews proposals to boost women-led rural enterprises towards 6 crore
New Delhi, Aug 22 (IANS) A government committee held discussions focused on accelerating entrepreneurship-led livelihood opportunities for rural women and contributing to the national goal of creating 6 crore Lakhpati Didis, an official statement said on Saturday. The Empowered Committee of the Ministry of Rural Development, chaired by the Secretary (Rural Development), Rohit Kansal, considered []
DPL 2026: Mayank Yadav Gives Invaluable Motivation To The Junior Players, Says Simarjeet Singh
Captain Simarjeet Singh: Captain Simarjeet Singh opened up about the team's refreshed mindset and lethal bowling partnership with Mayank Yadav after East Delhi Riders delivered a disciplined all-round performance to secure a comfortable seven-wicket victory over Outer Delhi Warriors in their Delhi Premier League (DPL) 2026 clash on Friday. We just tried to give our best as players and return with a strong mentality. Rather than treating every game with extreme pressure or worrying about whether we were in or out of the tournament, we focused on playing good cricket and showing the coaching staff, management, and fans what we are capable of, Simarjeet said after the match. When asked if East Delhi Riders were aiming to play party poopers and disrupt the playoff chances of other teams, Simarjeet dismissed the idea, choosing instead to focus on long-term development. We aren't thinking about other teams. We are focusing on our own game and learning for the future as cricketers. With domestic and state cricket coming up, we want to ensure we don't repeat the mistakes we made earlier. The goal now is to perform well individually and finish the tournament on a strong note as a team, he emphasised. Simarjeet also showered praise on pace sensation Mayank Yadav, highlighting the immense value he brings to the squad both on and off the field. In my view, Mayank is the fastest bowler in India. Its great to see how involved he is in Delhi cricket. He has fun, shares stories from his time with the Indian national team, and gives invaluable motivation to the junior players. Personally, I really enjoy bowling alongside him, Simarjeet noted. Elaborating on how the duo manages their bowling partnership during high-pressure match situations, the captain explained their ongoing tactical dialogue. We talk continuously during the match about who should push at a given time and what the best options are from either end. If I am bowling, we discuss what Mayanks role should be, and vice versa. We stay closely aligned with the match situation to keep the game in our control, he added. Elaborating on how the duo manages their bowling partnership during high-pressure match situations, the captain explained their ongoing tactical dialogue. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Chasing 135, the Riders overcame early hiccups thanks to a composed, unbroken 71 run partnership between Kavya Gupta (48* off 32) and Vaibhav Baisla (32* off 23). The duo guided East Delhi Riders to a comfortable victory with plenty of balls to spare, completing a thoroughly clinical team effort. Article Source: IANS
Manchester Citys New Manager Enzo Maresca Aims for Trophy Success
New Delhi, August 22: Enzo Maresca, the newly appointed manager of Manchester City, is focused on maintaining the clubs winning culture and upholding the high standards set during Pep Guardiolas successful tenure. Returning to Manchester City for the third time, Maresca emphasized that winning trophies is his primary goal as he embarks on this new ... Read more Manchester Citys New Manager Enzo Maresca Aims for Trophy Success
PNGRB approves 1,800 km LPG pipeline network worth Rs 7,000 crore
Oil sector regulator has authorised the development of nearly 1,800 km of new LPG pipelines at an estimated investment of Rs 7,000 crore, expanding the country's common-carrier LPG pipeline network by almost a quarter as it seeks to make fuel supplies more resilient and reduce dependence on road transport. The Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board (PNGRB) has approved three strategically important LPG pipeline projects across Telangana, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Karnataka and Goa, the regulator said in a statement. The projects, to be developed by state-run GAIL (India) Ltd, will take the PNGRB-authorised common-carrier LPG pipeline network from about 7,700 km to nearly 9,500 km, an increase of around 23.5 per cent. The expansion comes as India relies heavily on imported LPG, with bulk supplies arriving at coastal import terminals and then being transported to consumption centres across the country. A larger pipeline network is expected to improve the efficiency
Indonesia, China deepen partnership to achieve development goals
Iran grants permission for Iraqi oil tankers to pass through Strait of Hormuz
Iran has taken a pivotal step by permitting Iraqi oil tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. This action follows a series of requests from Baghdad utilizing various diplomatic avenues. Achieving this special transit was a critical goal highlighted during the visit of Iran's parliament speaker, Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, to Iraq, with the announcement being covered by the state news agency IRNA on Saturday.
From a shy girl to team mentor, Savita Punia says hockey changed her life
Savita Punia transformed from a shy player to a confident team mentor. She overcame past hesitations and now travels the world with ease. Hockey significantly changed her, fostering immense personal growth and confidence. The veteran goalkeeper is nearing a significant milestone in her illustrious career. She aims to inspire young players and achieve further team success.
From a shy girl to team mentor, Savita Punia says hockey changed her life
Savita Punia transformed from a shy player to a confident team mentor. She overcame past hesitations and now travels the world with ease. Hockey significantly changed her, fostering immense personal growth and confidence. The veteran goalkeeper is nearing a significant milestone in her illustrious career. She aims to inspire young players and achieve further team success.
Indian captain held aboard Russian shadow fleet oil ship in UK made 'scapegoat', claims wife
The Indian captain of an alleged Russian shadow fleet oil tanker seized by British commandos has been made a scapegoat, his wife said, as he awaits trial in Britain.
Cristiano Ronaldo kickstarts probable final season with 977th career goal
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India women lose 0-2 to Netherlands in second round of 2026 FIH World Cup
Indian women's hockey team lost to reigning Olympic and world champions Netherlands 0-2 in their second round match of the FIH World Cup here on Friday. Yibbi Jansen (2nd minute) and Frederique Matla (38th) were the goal scorers for the hosts. Both the goals were from penalty corners. The loss meant that India will have to beat Australia in their last second round match on Sunday to have any chance of qualifying for the semifinals. Australia also played out a 1-1 draw against China in an earlier second round match of the day. India had made to the second round after playing out a goal-less draw against England in their final pool match on Thursday. India had finished second in Pool D behind China.
Arjun Rampal marries Gabriella Demetriades: Exploring their relationship timeline
Actor Arjun Rampal (53) has reportedly tied the knot with his longtime partner Gabriella Demetriades in Goa.
Winning starts for Arsenal, Marseille and Betis as new league seasons begin
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Arjun Rampal Marries Longtime Partner Gabriella Demetriades in Goa After Years Together
Bollywood actor Arjun Rampal has entered a new chapter in his personal life after officially marrying his longtime partner Gabriella Demetriades. The couple registered their marriage in Goa on August 21, 2026, bringing formal recognition to a relationship that has lasted for several years and includ...
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Arjun Rampal Officially Marries Gabriella Demetriades
ORIGINAL ARTICLE: Arjun Rampal Officially Marries Gabriella Demetriades Arjun Rampal has married long-time partner Gabriella Demetriades in a court marriage at the Bardez Sub-Registrar's Office in Goa. The post Arjun Rampal Officially Marries Gabriella Demetriades appeared first on DESIblitz .
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Actor Arjun Rampal and Gabriella Demetriades have officially tied the knot in Goa. This big occasion comes after years of love and partnership, during which they welcomed two children. Read on to know more about Gabriella and thier relationship.
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True ambition involves effort without letting outcomes define self-worth. This perspective matters today as people face pressure to reach the top. It reminds us to separate daily happiness from our ultimate end goals. Real life success comes from enjoying the daily process and the journey. This mindset creates a healthy balance between peace of mind and ambition.
Arsenal Begin EPL Title Defence With Coventry Rout
Arsenal commenced their Premier League title defence with a commanding 3-0 victory over newly-promoted Coventry City. Goals from Kai Havertz, Bukayo Saka, and Martin Odegaard secured the win, showcasing Arsenal's intent for the season.
My husband made a scapegoat: Indian Captain's wife on UK's Russia shadow fleet case
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Arsenal start title defence with comfortable win over Coventry
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Quote of the day by Vince Lombardi offers a powerful reminder that success is often decided by what happens after talent and knowledge reach their limits. Strength can provide the ability to act, and knowledge can provide direction, but willpower helps people remain engaged with their goals when the initial excitement disappears. It encourages discipline, resilience, courage, and adaptability. No one can control every circumstance, and determination alone cannot guarantee a particular outcome. But a strong will can dramatically influence how a person responds to setbacks and opportunities. Success is not always about being the strongest or knowing the most; sometimes it is about being willing to take one more constructive step when giving up would be easier. That willingness, repeated consistently, can turn potential into achievement and difficult ambitions into attainable realities.
VVV is Not Border Tourism: India Needs Settlers, Not Sighters
The Prime ministers recent exhortation during his address to youth of the country on the eve of Developed India young leaders dialogue with his seminal message that the sole objective of VVV( Viksit vibrant village) programme was to lead the youth of the nation towards border villages and live with local communities is well intentioned. But then here ends all these exhortations when converted to actuals. The honourable PMs call for the youth to delink themselves from the virtual world, step into the ground and connect themselves with the locals of the border areas is all a feel good factor that is bound to rub into all of us sooner or later. Interacting with the participants, many of whom belong to Gen Z, of the VVP programme -2026 that covered 74 vibrant villages across Ladakh, HP and Uttarakhand , PM Modi said in the countrys border villages , the aspiration for development and the spirit of patriotism are equally cherished. At times, it feels that for these people the country matters more than themselves. The PM further said that during DIYLD (Developed India young leaders dialogue), he had presented an idea before the youth. The idea was that why not have the youth, instead of using virtual medium to step onto ground to know India, connect with India, try to live India and understand India. All very lofty ideas indeed. Yet an important question deserves attention: Is merely encouraging young people to visit border villages enough? Should public policy stop at promoting tourism , or should it go a step further by encouraging Indias youth to live, work, innovate and build livelihoods in these villages? At first glance, the appeal appears inspiring and patriotic. However when viewed through the prism of strategic realities, demographic trends and national security, the appeal seems more symbolic than substantive. It reflects an idealistic vision that is disconnected from the hard realities confronting Indias border villages. The challenge facing Indias frontiers is not that the rest of the country has failed to admire them. Rather the people who live there are slowly leaving these border villages for greener pastures deeper in the hinterland of India. A border village doesnt become vibrant because some college students (Gen Z) spend a weekend taking photographs, interacting with the locals and posting patriotic messages on the social media, all on behest of PM Modis exhortations. Further giving an example, the PM said that several years ago the creation of MY Bharat platform provided millions of youth from across the country to connect with such far flung areas of India. His abiding opinion beingto dovetail this VVV programme within the My Bharat platform as also to treat these border villages as the First Indian village rather than as Last Indian village as had been the norm few years back. Indeed promoting tourism without addressing structured deficiencies risks confusing visibility with vitality. Increased footfalls of youth of India on PMs exhortation to border villages may generate seasonal income for a handful of households, but it does not create stable economic ecosystems required to retain an entire generation. Tourism by nature is seasonal, population stability is permanent. As if this was not enough, already many border villages of Ladakh, HP and Uttrakhand have earned the dubious moniker of Ghost villages or Bhutia Gaon for the simple reason that they have been abandoned by the dozens by their residents for lack of opportunities, better jobs, good medical infra , virtual absence of industry infrastructure and so on. This brings me to my most important question for the readers of Rising Kashmir paper in this write up of mine. Why start rolling out VVV/VVP programme when for decades India has/had the well-established BADP (Border area development programme ) in place? Is it not duplication of effort for the same stated objectives by the government of the day? A little research and the distinction springs out clearly why VVV/VVP has been ruling the roost in the recent past vis-a vis the BADP. The VVV/VVP was kick started alongside the BADP because latter suffered from spread-out funding and generalized execution, whereas the VVV/VVP provides targeted, intensive and strategically focused development to stop out-migration in vital frontier hamlets. BADP faced implementation slowdowns , delayed UCs ( utilization certificate) and so on. BADP relied on broad, state level and district level allocation of funds across a 0 to 10 kms border radius, while VVP uses a granular, village level cluster approach to achieve 100% saturation of basic amenities. At the same time VVP/ VVV specifically incentivizes residents to stay in remote depopulated frontier areas by building local economies , tourism and cultural connectivity, transforming last villages into strategic first villages. Unlike traditional schemes, VVV/VVP phases real-time, data driven response to economically anchor strategic frontier populations and build comprehensive economic drivers, moving past conventional infra checklists. This brings me to my next important questionWas/is BADP a failure that promised a lot but delivered far short of expectations of both the governments of the day as well as the border populace? Let the readers of this write up of mine decide. It will be worth noting for the readers of Rising Kashmir paper that the VVV/VVP has been an Indian response to Chinas model villages that have sprung up all along the LAC in the last few decades. As stated above, China over the past two/three decades has systematically integrated its civilian development with its national security objectives through what it calls Civil-military fusion (CMF). Under this strategy, infrastructure, economic development, technological advancement and civilian settlements are closely aligned with broader national cum strategic goals. It is no secret that along the Tibetan frontier and other sensitive border regions , China has invested heavily in model villages ,all weather roads, high speed communications ,healthcare facilities, renewable energy ,schools, and economic incentives designed to encourage civilian habitation. Many of these settlements are dual-purpose in character. While they function as ordinary villages, they simultaneously strengthen logistical support, surveillance capability and territorial assertion. Chinas approach is not driven by symbolism. It is driven by strategic permanence. Its border villages are intended to be lived in not merely visited. Indias bane since independence towards such issues has always been couched in symbolismas was evident during our so called ill-fated Forward policy enunciated by the trio of Nehru, Menon and BN Mullick the then IB Chief in the 50s &60s. Whether one agrees with Chinas political system is entirely beside the point. Democracies need not emulate authoritarian governance. However they cannot afford to ignore strategic lessons where national interests override petty local issues of governance. It is not that the past governments of India since independence brushed aside these issues with disdain, rather the first PM Nehru way back in 1951 had commissioned the then Dy Defence minister Maj Gen Himmat singhji to tackle this border area development. The committee, then known as North and North East border defence committee, put forward its valid recommendations that were followed through too in a later time frame. But as is the wont with a democratic country, the changing dispensations at Delhi since independence followed their own manifestoes. China has pursued demographic consolidation as an integral element of its border strategy through its CMF theory. India need not jump into the fray to emulate Chinas Geo-political model, but at the same time it would be grossly out of step for us to ignore all too important frontier population of our country that is slowly eroding at the altar of modernity and dazzling lights of our metros. Ultimately VVV will be carried on the shoulders of robust policy planners sitting at Raisina hills who should swap the air of symbolism with that of actually dirtying their hands with ground realities as existing from Ladakh to NE. (The writer is a retired army officer and a regular scribe of Rising Kashmir. He can be approached on his email..slalotra4729@gmail.com )
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Cristiano Ronaldo, the Portuguese football legend, is on the verge of hitting a major career milestone, 1,000 goals.
Gad appointed new Vice-Chancellor of Goa University
NT Reporter Panaji Prof Rajendra Gad has been appointed as the new Vice-Chancellor of Goa University. He replaces Prof Harilal Menon. Governor P Ashok Gajapathi Raju, who is the university Chancellor, has issued the appointment order. Gad will take charge of his post on August 25. Around 200 applicants had applied for the post of []
Four zodiac signs may experience significant breakthroughs before August 2026 concludes. Taurus might see a long-awaited financial or professional goal materialize. Leo will find their contributions finally recognized and valued by others. Scorpio can expect clarity on a lingering question or unresolved matter. Aquarius's unconventional path will gain unexpected validation and opportunity.
Goa is out, Coorg is in: Indias wedding crowd is looking for new destinations
Indian couples are increasingly moving away from established wedding destinations such as Goa, Delhi and Mumbai, opting instead for quieter, scenic locations in smaller cities and towns. Wedding planners report rising demand for intimate, personalised celebrations in places such as Coorg, Jaisalmer, Kochi and Uttarakhand, driven by privacy and experience.
Womens hockey World Cup: India goes down fighting to Netherlands, suffers first loss
Jansen and Matlas penalty-corner goals take the defending champion into the semifinals; Marijnes side pays the price for squandering the limited chances; however, the draw between Australia and China leaves the door open for all three sides
5 zodiac signs could finally see their efforts pay off on August 22, 2026
On August 22, two thousand twenty-six, five zodiac signs are set to experience profound benefits. The angel number eight/twenty-two heralds success and the realization of ambitious goals. Libra will see their innovative concepts recognized, while Sagittarius will provide insightful guidance from their experiences. Gemini's dynamic actions will bear fruit, and Aquarius will find success in their unique approaches.
East Delhi Riders Triumph Over Outer Delhi Warriors in DPL 2026 Match
New Delhi, August 21: In a thrilling encounter of the Delhi Premier League (DPL) 2026, the East Delhi Riders showcased their prowess by defeating the Outer Delhi Warriors by 7 wickets. Chasing a target of 135 runs set by Outer Delhi, East Delhi achieved their goal in just 15.5 overs, losing 3 wickets in the ... Read more East Delhi Riders Triumph Over Outer Delhi Warriors in DPL 2026 Match
Tripura CM Saha Urges Students to Focus on Studies and Commitment to Goals
Agartala, August 21: Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha urged students on Friday to concentrate on their studies and remain dedicated to their goals. He emphasized that diligence and the pursuit of knowledge are essential for success in todays competitive environment. Saha inaugurated several development programs and laid the foundation stone at PM-Shrie AD Nagar English ... Read more Tripura CM Saha Urges Students to Focus on Studies and Commitment to Goals
Scapegoating mob behavior: Trump official slams Ghent over US academic Nathan Cofnas suspension
Tamil Nadu lays out Vision 2031 with focus on green energy and charging infrastructure
Expanding the electric vehicle charging infrastructure, enhancing rooftop solar support, and reducing aggregate technical and commercial losses to 10% are the key goals of the project
Pros And Cons Of Wearing Shorts In The Office
Whether shorts are office-appropriate attire has ignited an online debate. The Onion examines the pros and cons of wearing shorts in the office. PRO New scapegoat for bad quarter Good to have full range of movement while sitting stationary for eight hours A well-aired cog is a productive cog Ready to attend barbecue at a [] The post Pros And Cons Of Wearing Shorts In The Office appeared first on The Onion .
Arjun Rampal marries GF Gabriella Demetriades after becoming parents to two kids
Sub-Registrar Suraj Vernekar said the marriage was registered under Goa's Uniform Civil Code. Arjun and Gabriella arrived at the office around 4 pm and were dressed casually for the occasion.
'Should Be Common Man's Goal': Centre's 23-Point 'Viksit Bharat' Action Plan
The points emerged from Prime Minister Narendra Modi's interaction with Union government secretaries on July 22 and were conveyed to secretaries in a July 29 note issued by Cabinet Secretary TV Somanathan.
Arjun Rampal, Gabriella Demetriades tie the knot in Goa
Bollywood actor Arjun Rampal has tied the knot with his longtime girlfriend, Gabriella Demetriades.
Bollywood actor Arjun Rampal has taken his relationship with longtime partner Gabriella Demetriades to the next chapter. The actor and the South African model-turned-fashion designer have legally registered their marriage in Goa today on August 21, 2026, bringing an eight-year relationship
New Delhi, August 21: A significant opportunity has arisen for youth preparing for government jobs and awaiting vacancy announcements. The Goa Public Service Commission (JPSC) has issued an official notification inviting applications for a total of 38 positions across various departments. The JPSC has opened recruitment for a range of roles, including seven Assistant Professors ... Read more JPSC Recruitment 2026: Applications Open for 38 Positions Including Veterinary Officer, Deadline August 28
PNGRB authorises new LPG pipeline infra in 7,000 crore investment push
The new pipelines will traverse Telangana, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Karnataka and Goa, expanding the common carrier LPG network by nearly 23.5%
'I am a scapegoat': Nathan Cofnas says he got 'death threats' after exposing Jason Arday plagiarism
Quote of the day by Hilary Swank focuses on fate, choice, action, responsibility, goals, hope and the power to shape the future. Her words encourage people to stop waiting for circumstances to change and take steps toward the life they want. The message connects personal decisions with responsibility and the effort needed to reach goals.
Arjun Rampal Marries Longtime Girlfriend Gabriella Demetriades In Intimate Goa Ceremony
In December last year, Arjun confirmed his engagement to Gabriella during the couple's appearance on actress Rhea Chakraborty's podcast
Can you name every player to score 10+ Premier League goals 2025-26?
A shorter list of names than usual. The post Can you name every player to score 10+ Premier League goals 2025-26? appeared first on Planet Football .
Arjun Rampal Registers Marriage With Gabriella Demetriades in Goa
Demetriades is a South African national. The couple is currently living in Succoro village near Panaji.
Arjun Rampal marries his GF Gabriella Demetriades in Goa
Bollywood star Arjun Rampal and model-entrepreneur Gabriella Demetriades have officially tied the knot in Goa, completing the legal registration at the Sub-Registrars office in Mapusa. They were granted special permission to expedite the process, bypassing the usual waiting period. Together since 2018, the couple shares two sons, marking a new chapter in their journey together.
Arjun Rampal marries Gabriella Demetriades, couple completes registration formalities in Goa
Dhurandhar actor Arjun Rampal and his longtime partner Gabriella Demetriades registered their marriage in Goa on Friday. The couple completed the formalities at the Sub-Registrar's office in Mapusa, North Goa, in the presence of close friends.
District Commissioner Goalpara has released the Recruitment 2026 notification for 1 District Technical Support Staff (DTSS) post. Eligible candidates can submit their offline applications up to 05 September 2026. The prescribed application form and detailed notification are available on the official website.
India aims 30 GW polysilicon manufacturing capacity by 2030: MNRE Secretary
India plans to add thirty gigawatts of polysilicon manufacturing capacity by twenty thirty. This ambitious goal aims to attract an investment of twenty-five thousand crore rupees. A dedicated government scheme will support this crucial solar component manufacturing. Vanadium Redox Flow Batteries are also being explored as a viable energy storage alternative.
Assam CM briefs Union Finance Minister on flood response; Sitharaman assures Centres support
During his visit to Delhi, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma met with Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to strategize flood disaster response measures. Also present was Union Minister Pralhad Joshi, with discussions revolving around crucial development goals for the state. They prioritized rehabilitation efforts and initiatives in education, sustainable food resources, and renewable energy. The Union government reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the families impacted by the floods.
Premier League 2026-27 kicks off with zero British south Asian players in the top flight
Arsenal's Friday night win over newly-promoted Coventry City opened the richest football league on earth for another season. Millions watched. Billions will follow across the campaign. And for the first time in recent memory, not one of them will be watching a British south Asian player turn out in the Premier League itself. It isn't for lack of names. Four years ago, English football had what looked like a genuine breakthrough group: Hamza Choudhury at Leicester, Zidane Iqbal at Manchester United, Arjan Raikhy at Aston Villa, Kam Kandola at Wolves. Between them they carried the weight of a community that makes up roughly six per cent of grassroots football in England but, by the Professional Footballers' Association's own count, barely 0.45 per cent of the professional game. Today, none of them are playing top-flight football. Choudhury is still going he's Leicester's longest-serving player and captained the side through pre-season but Leicester have been relegated twice since 2023 and now play in League One. Iqbal is out on loan at Jong FC Utrecht, the reserve side of a Dutch second-tier club, though he did become the first player of British south Asian heritage to appear at a men's World Cup finals, turning out for Iraq at the tournament this summer. Kandola was released by Wolves and is now at National League club Hereford. Raikhy, once tipped as a Villa wonderkid, left Leicester after a string of loan spells and is playing for Boston United, also in the National League. It's a quiet, unremarked-upon reversal and it lands four years after the Premier League and Kick It Out launched the south Asian Action Plan specifically to fix this. Kick It Out chair Sanjay Bhandari, when the plan launched, called the numbers he biggest statistical anomaly in English sport, and said simply that the community wants to be seen more on the pitch. The PFA has been blunt about the scale of what's needed. Riz Rehman, who runs the union's Asian Inclusion Mentoring Scheme, has said the goal is to get professional representation up to around six per cent matching participation at grassroots level. Reaching that would mean not four players, but dozens. None of this is a story about talent running out. Iqbal captained his way to a World Cup finals shirt this summer. Choudhury has led a Premier League dressing room and now leads a League One one. The pipeline that produced them hasn't disappeared but for a season opener watched by a global audience, it's still not delivering a single face at the top level for the community that follows the game hardest. The next generation is out there, in academies and mentoring schemes up and down the country. Whether the numbers look different by the time the next World Cup comes around is the real question this season opens with.
Came here with a goal: Treesa, Gayatri react after securing historic BWF Worlds medal
Came here with a goal: Treesa, Gayatri react after securing historic BWF Worlds medal
PM Modi assures support to space startups, urges them to develop solutions for everyday needs
New Delhi, Aug 21: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday assured full support of the government to young space entrepreneurs and urged them to explore how space technology can be used in agriculture, livestock management, dairy, environment and other areas that affect people's everyday lives. Interacting with CEOs and founders of 20 space startups here, Modi also hailed them for showing remarkable courage by entering a new and demanding domain of space startups as they have taken risks, trusted the reform process and remained consistent in their efforts. He assured them of the government's full support and called for greater collaboration between space companies and organisations in other sectors to expand the use of their technologies. I assured the space startups that government of India will continue to stand with them as they build India's capabilities for the future. India can offer the world a strong, innovative and commercially viable model in the space sector, he said. Modi also urged the startups to explore how space technology could contribute to agriculture, livestock management, dairy, environment and many other areas that touch everyday lives. The prime minister suggested, Companies working on space debris could work with environmental organisations to scale up their technologies. Space technology companies working with the agriculture sector could collaborate with agricultural universities and departments to help farmers make better informed decisions and maximise their output. The prime minister said the startups made insightful presentations on their work and appreciated the government's space reforms and the opportunities they had created for the industry to grow. It was wonderful to meet the Yuva Urja of India's space sectoryoung entrepreneurs and innovators who have shown remarkable courage by entering a new and demanding domain. They have taken risks, trusted the reform process and remained consistent in their efforts. Due to this, India has achieved a lot in the space sector in the last few years, he said. He said India's private space ecosystem could become a major force for the country and the world and called for an ecosystem in which the world looks to India when thinking about the space sector. India's space sector can act as a magnet to attract global talent, companies and investment to the country, Modi said, urging industry players to rapidly strengthen India's position globally. The prime minister also encouraged space startups to engage with Atal Tinkering Labs, saying they could spark curiosity among schoolchildren and inspire the next generation to participate in the space sector. He recalled that opening the space sector to private participation had generated significant enthusiasm and created new opportunities for industry. The prime minister said many countries either could not invest in the space sector or did not wish to do so, presenting India with a major opportunity to rapidly strengthen its position in the global space industry. He also encouraged space companies to explore new applications of their technologies and focus on how these could make people's lives easier, while calling for greater collaboration between space-sector firms and companies working in other areas. The CEOs of leading companies in the space sector working in diverse fields ranging from building rockets and reusable semi-cryogenic launch vehicles, avionics, satellites, advanced propulsion system, space and defence intelligence, removing space debris, AI-powered hyperlocal weather and climate intelligence, among others, participated in the interaction. The prime minister said the confidence shown by the private space sector had strengthened the vision behind opening the industry to private participation. The CEOs highlighted the rapid progress being made by India's private space industry and shared their vision for its future. They said their companies had invested significant time and effort in building capabilities and developing the required technologies indigenously in the country, while expressing gratitude for the support received from the Prime Minister. They also highlighted the strong support from the government and collaboration within the industry, saying their teams were highly motivated and working with determination to achieve ambitious goals in the space sector. The CEOs recalled that opening the space sector to private participation had generated significant enthusiasm and created new opportunities for industry. They also said several companies had shown interest in adopting and leveraging technologies developed by India's emerging private space industry. The startups participating in the interaction included Skyroot Aerospace, Agnikul Cosmos, Pixxel, Dhruva Space, GalaxEye, PierSight, Bellatrix Aerospace, Digantara, SatSure, Suhora Technologies, Manastu Space, Astrobase, TakeMe2Space, VyomIC, Cosmoserve Space, OrbitAID Aerospace, SkyServe (Hyspace), Serendipity Space, Vassar Labs and mistEO.
Aiming To Get Back Into Australia Squad Across All Formats: Liam Scott
Big Bash League: Having experienced the feeling of being in international cricket during Australia's white-ball tour of Bangladesh earlier this year, rising all-rounder Liam Scott said he believes he is good enough to play for the national team across all three formats in future and is eager to get into the set-up again. Scott made his ODI debut in Dhaka, where he picked two wickets, after having a stellar 2025/26 domestic season, where he was named the Sheffield Shield player of the year with 496 runs and 23 wickets, while also amassing 310 runs in the Big Bash League for Adelaide Strikers. I think now I've had that taste. I just want to get back there and try and play as much cricket as I can for Australia. For me (there's) little elements of keep getting better against spin, opportunities to score... trying to score 360 and a bit of power-hitting stuff as well. Those sort of things I've tried to add to my game a little bit. Just being in different conditions, I think hopefully when I get the opportunity or if I get the opportunity to go back and play in those conditions, I feel as though I'm well-equipped and can adapt a bit quicker than probably what I did when I was over there, Scott was quoted as saying by cricket.com.au on Friday. Following a brief county cricket stint with Gloucestershire, Scott, who bats right-handed and bowls medium pace, said he has been making technical tweaks to refine his overall game. Bowling-wise (it's) just little technical stuff that has allowed me to maybe pick up a little bit of pace. In saying that, I feel like what I've got is good enough, so if I get that opportunity again, I'm looking forward to making the most of it, he added. With Australia entering a packed 12-month schedule comprising a minimum of 20 Tests alongside several white-ball series, Scott feels national selection opportunities can open up anytime for him. There's a few guys that are getting a tad older rather than getting younger, so there's probably going to be change and opportunities at some stage. There's a lot of Test cricket and in saying that, there's a lot of other cricket as well. One-day cricket (and) T20 cricket, so there's no doubt there'll be opportunities in some space. As a player and as cricketer, it's a pretty brutal game and you can't get too far ahead of yourself because as soon as you do that, something slips and you're back on the drawing board. Hopefully, I'm playing good at the right time, and I think timing is everything. If you're making runs and taking wickets when you need to, then you're obviously in the shop window, so hopefully that's me, he added. As a player and as cricketer, it's a pretty brutal game and you can't get too far ahead of yourself because as soon as you do that, something slips and you're back on the drawing board. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories But with such a strong squad, any player that comes in can really help win games committing for the state and I think that's no different this year. We've added some more players which I think can play a crucial role in going back-to-back to-back, so everyone here has one goal, and that's to win trophies for South Australia, he concluded. Article Source: IANS
Rising stars like Indias Atiqa Mir redefining future of motorsport: world body FIA
Paris, Aug 21: World motorsport body FIA has given a strong endorsement for Indian racer Atiqa Mir's special talent, saying rising stars like the 11-year-old are redefining the future of the sport. Atiqa, the first Indian to be backed by the F1 Academy, is currently giving the more experienced drivers a run for their money in the age 12-14 category across karting series in Europe. Her ultimate goal is to reach F1, where no female has raced since 1992. Rising stars such as Atiqa Mir are redefining the future of motor sport and her recent success shows how bright the future is for our sport, FIA, the world body for four-wheel motorsports, said in a post on social media on Thursday. With incredible support from her FIA Member Club, the Western India Automobile Association, Atiqa has already represented her country at the MENA Karting Championship Nations Cup and has now started competing in international FIA Karting competitions on her journey to professional racing. Well done Atiqa and we look forward to following your continued success, the FIA added. In May, Atiqa had completed a historic sweep of Round 2 of the Champions of the Future Academy in Greece. Earlier this month, she became the youngest Indian to record two top-10 finishes in a FIA European Championship round in Sweden. Last month, Atiqa had attracted plenty of attention by outqualifying Mercedes junior Niccolo Perico for pole position in Round 3 of the Champions of the Future Academy series in Italy. The FIA too took notice of that standout performance. At the recent Champions of the Future Academy Program event in Italy, 11-year-old Atiqa Mir from India delivered a standout performance, securing pole position and setting an event record against a highly competitive international field. Her achievement reflects the opportunities that accessible competition can create for young drivers as they develop their skills and gain experience on the international stage. Through initiatives that broaden access to motorsport and strengthen talent pathways, the FIA is committed to helping more young people discover, and succeed in our sport, said the FIA in a separate post.
Mira-Bhayandar civic body bans goat keeping, sacrificial slaughter in societies
Mira-Bhayandar Municipal Corporation has banned residents from keeping goats and carrying out sacrificial slaughter inside housing societies, homes, shops and public roads. The civic body has also mandated NOCs for meat businesses and imposed fines for violations
Can you name every Coventry player to score 10+ Premier League goals?
Coventry were Premier League staples in the 1990s. The post Can you name every Coventry player to score 10+ Premier League goals? appeared first on Planet Football .
Can you name the first goalscorer from every Premier League season?
Insanely tough, this one. The post Can you name the first goalscorer from every Premier League season? appeared first on Planet Football .
