On 40th Statehood Day, Governor callsfor preserving Goas natural heritage
NT Reporter Panaji Governor PusapatiAshok Gajapathi Rajuon Saturday called for protecting Goas land, hills, rivers and beaches for future generations, while Chief Minister Pramod Sawant stressed the need to preserve the unique communal harmony of Goans in the years ahead. They were addressing the 40th Goa Statehood Day celebrations held at Kala Academy in Panaji, []
Galgotias Univ celebrates Statehood Day with cultural showcase
Agencies Greater Noida On Goa Statehood Day, the familiar sounds of guitars, Konkani rhythms, theatrical performances, and applause echoed through the auditorium at Galgotias University as students recreated fragments ofGoa far away from its coastline. For a few hours, the campus moved away from routine academic schedules and turned into a cultural window into Goas []
Maharashtras Goal: A Child Marriage-Free State, Says Minister Aditi Tatkare
Mumbai, May 31: Maharashtras Minister for Women and Child Development, Aditi Tatkare, announced on Saturday that achieving a Child Marriage-Free Maharashtra is the states ultimate goal. She stated that the department has established a capable, dynamic, and modern system to completely eradicate child marriages across the state. Moving beyond traditional law enforcement, the Child Marriage-Free ... Read more Maharashtras Goal: A Child Marriage-Free State, Says Minister Aditi Tatkare
The evolutionary mystery of Revoda alsande
Dr. Nandkumar M. Kamat Along the saline margins of the Chapora estuary survives an old Goan winter cowpea locally known as alsande black-eyed pea or Vigna unguiculata subsp. unguiculata. For generations, farmers in Revoda have cultivated this crop on small floodplain farms exposed to tidal influence, salt stress, and seasonal moisture fluctuations. However, almost no []
Short guide to picking up some Konkani
Frederick Noronha Which is the most difficult language to learn in Goa today? Portuguese? German?French? Sanskrit? Hindi?This might seem strange, and almost an exaggeration, but Konkani comes close to the top in terms of the difficulty to learn a lingo in this state. You can learn it in school and some streams of college; but []
The shack has entered the chat
PRAJYOT MAINKAR Goa has spent decades selling sunsets. Now its trying to sell something harder to package: a future. There is a particular kind of cognitive dissonance that hits you when an IT Minister talks about Gen Z redefining careers, and he is standing in a beach shack in Baga. That was the scene on []
Education Key to Reaching Highest Positions, Says Savita
Minister Savita said recognising academic achievers served as a source of encouragement and motivated students to pursue higher goals
Inter-state drug racket: UP STF, Goa Police arresed key accused from Bahraich
Uttar Pradesh STF and Goa Police apprehended Ekhlaq Ahmad alias Manna Malik, a Bahraich-based alleged drug trafficker, wanted in a Goa narcotics case. Ahmad is accused of running an interstate drug trafficking network, using bus services to transport drugs from Bahraich to Goa. He has an extensive criminal history dating back to 2012.
Video : A Hindu Kafir Killed At A Bakrid Party In India
In a country of a billion Hindus, where Hindus get killed regularly while Hindus cry online and Hindu temples never raise these issues, another Hindu was killed when A 17-year-old Surya Pratap Chauhan,a school student, was savagely stabbed to death in the Khoda area of Ghaziabad on Thursday during Eid celebrations by Arab colonised slaves led by Mohammad Arshad and his friends stabbed Surya Pratap Chauhan to death after he refused to witness goat slaughter at Arshads house on Bakrid in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh. Eyewitness Vicky reveals that Arshad, Farhan, Atif, Shafiq, and Nawab attacked Surya and fatally stabbed him. The case has triggered massive public outrage and tensions in the locality.
Tibet to Enhance Ecological Protection During 15th Five-Year Plan
Beijing, May 30: The government of the Tibet Autonomous Region announced on May 29 that it will implement several measures to enhance ecological security during the 15th Five-Year Plan period. This initiative includes the construction of ecological conservation systems, foundational biodiversity surveys, species cataloging, and the modernization of biodiversity conservation and governance systems. The goal ... Read more Tibet to Enhance Ecological Protection During 15th Five-Year Plan
China Achieves Youth Exchange Goal Ahead of Schedule
Beijing, May 30: The Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Mao Ning, announced on May 29 during a regular press conference that President Xi Jinping recently responded to letters from students participating in the Friendship Journey between Chinese and American Youth program. Mao revealed that since the initiative to invite 50,000 American youth to China for exchange ... Read more China Achieves Youth Exchange Goal Ahead of Schedule
Uttar Pradesh Prepares for Massive Tree Plantation Drive with 52.44 Crore Saplings
Lucknow, May 30: The Uttar Pradesh government is gearing up for a significant tree plantation initiative under the direction of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. The Forest, Environment, and Climate Change Department is preparing for the Plantation Mahabhiyan-2026. This year, the goal is to plant 35 crore saplings during the monsoon season, with over 1,900 nurseries ... Read more Uttar Pradesh Prepares for Massive Tree Plantation Drive with 52.44 Crore Saplings
At 52, ex-teacher realises her lifelong goal, gifts a CA degree to her father on his 75th birthday
Defying age, Anita Kapdi achieved her dream of becoming a Chartered Accountant at 52. A former teacher, she pursued her passion for accounting, overcoming significant personal challenges and family responsibilities. Her remarkable journey, culminating in passing the CA Final exams after personal tragedy, inspires many, proving that lifelong aspirations know no age limit.
On Goa Statehood Day, the familiar sounds of guitars, Konkani rhythms, theatrical performances, and applause echoed through the auditorium at Galgotias University as students recreated fragments of Goa far away from its coastline. For a few hours, the campus moved away from routine academic schedules and turned into a cultural window into Goa’s music, traditions, stories, and artistic life. Goa’s history, music, traditions, and cultural spirit came alive at Galgotias University as students celebrated Goa Statehood Day through performances, storytelling, and visual art Known for its unique blend of Indian and Portuguese influences, Goa occupies a distinctive place in India’s cultural landscape. From its folk traditions, music, architecture, cuisine, and coastal communities to its festivals, artistic legacy, and layered social history, Goa represents a meeting point of multiple civilisational and cultural influences. The celebration at Galgotias University attempted to bring these dimensions alive for students through music, theatre, dance, visual storytelling, and performances inspired by the state’s cultural identity. The event was graced by Mr. Sanjay Kumar Srivastava, Former Chief Secretary, Goa, along with his wife. The occasion began with a traditional Goan Khordu welcome, introducing audiences to a ceremonial gesture closely associated with Goan hospitality and community traditions. One of the highlights of the event was a specially curated documentary on Goa created by the School of Media and Communication Studies at Galgotias University. Showcased during the celebrations, the documentary traced Goa’s journey across centuries, touching upon early historical references, the Kadamba and Vijayanagara influences, temple traditions and architectural evolution, the Portuguese colonial period, Operation Vijay, and Goa’s eventual Statehood. Through archival references, visuals, narration, music, and storytelling, the film attempted to present Goa not merely as a tourist destination but as a region shaped by history, resistance, migration, faith, language, and cultural exchange. The presentation was warmly received by attendees and became one of the most discussed segments of the programme. The auditorium came alive through a series of performances presented by students from the Music Club, Dance Club, and Actors Hub. Music, dance, theatre, and stage performances inspired by Goan and contemporary cultural themes filled the venue with rhythm, movement, humour, and audience participation. From musical renditions such as Maria Pitache and Memories to choreographed performances and theatrical segments, students brought different fragments of Goan and contemporary performance culture onto the stage. The programme also reflected the scale of student involvement behind the scenes. Students participated across scripting, editing, stage coordination, anchoring, costume planning, performances, and documentary production in the days leading up to the event, turning the celebration into a collaborative cultural production exercise. Dr. Dhruv Galgotia, CEO, Galgotias University , reflected on Goa’s distinctive cultural and historical identity during the celebration. He said, “ Goa carries a cultural personality unlike any other part of India. Its music, architecture, churches, temples, food traditions, coastal communities, and social life reflect centuries of cultural exchange and historical evolution. Yet many young people encounter Goa only through popular imagery, while its deeper historical and cultural layers often remain unexplored. Through this celebration, we wanted students to engage with Goa’s history, artistic traditions, stories, and lived culture through performances, visuals, music, and storytelling that could make those experiences feel immediate and tangible on campus .” The Goa Statehood Day celebration concluded with students and attendees carrying back memories of performances and music, as well as a deeper understanding of Goa’s rich history, cultural evolution, and artistic traditions.
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Vice President Remembers Former CM Parrikar on Goas 40th Foundation Day
New Delhi, May 30: Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan attended the 40th Foundation Day celebration of Goa as the chief guest in Panaji on Saturday. During the event, he paid tribute to the states former Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar. The Vice President stated, As we celebrate the glorious occasion of Goas Foundation Day, we respectfully remember ... Read more Vice President Remembers Former CM Parrikar on Goas 40th Foundation Day
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FIFA WC 2026: 'Belgium Are Capable Of Achieving Great Things,' Says Coach Garcia
FIFA World Cup: Belgium football head coach Rudi Garcia has shown firm belief in his side to achieve great things as they gear up for their fourth consecutive FIFA World Cup appearance. Belgium are placed in Group G with Egypt, Iran and New Zealand, and the 62-year-old coach has set a clear goal of coming out on top in the group stage and securing a favourable draw for the next round. We need to distinguish between our objective and our ambition. Our priority is to get through the group stage. Lets come out on top so that we earn a more favourable draw and, ideally, stay put [in Seattle for the Round of 32]. That will be the objective! Garcia told FIFA in an interview. Belgium suffered a shocking group-stage exit at the Qatar 2022 World Cup but are in a much better place in the ongoing tournament, as their opponents are less experienced than they are. With 14 World Cup campaigns already under their belt, they possess vastly greater pedigree on the global stage than the rest of the group combined, eclipsing Egypts three, Irans six and New Zealands two appearances to date. Although the odds appear to be in their favour, Garcia is taking nothing for granted. We have a huge amount of respect for the other three sides in our group, he stressed. This is what the World Cup is all about. We know Egypt well; theyre one of the best teams in Africa. I know all about Mo Salah as I coached him at Roma. Were also up against a team from Oceania and one from Asia. Were obviously less familiar with them as we dont see them play as often, but were looking forward to finding out what the Iranian and New Zealand teams are made of. Lets start by respecting our group-stage opponents. Lets beat them, finish top of the group, and then well see how far we can go, he added. Garcia may be ambitious, but he is certainly under no illusions about the task ahead, well aware that Belgium sitting ninth in the FIFA World Ranking ahead of their final warm-up matches have lost some of their lustre since their legendary run in 2018. Lets start by respecting our group-stage opponents. Lets beat them, finish top of the group, and then well see how far we can go, he added. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Nevertheless, the Red Devils coach concluded with a defiant message: We should fear nobody, thats for sure. Ive already told the players: we have to believe we can go toe-to-toe with any team. Article Source: IANS
Nearing retirement and invested mostly in FDs? Expert shares diversification roadmap
As retirement nears, investors question diversifying beyond fixed deposits into equities. Experts advise it's never too late to adjust strategies, emphasizing diversification balances capital preservation with inflation-beating growth potential. An ideal asset allocation depends on individual goals and risk tolerance.
U18 Women''s Asia Cup: 15-year-old Nousheen scores brace as India pip Malaysia 2-1
Fifteen-year-old Nousheen Naz was the star as India began their U-18 women's Asia Cup campaign with a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Malaysia. Naz netted both goals for India, one from a penalty corner in the 19th minute and another in the 28th, securing a crucial win. Malaysia pulled one back in the second half, but India's defense held firm.
New Delhi, May 30: On the occasion of Goa Statehood Day, central ministers and prominent BJP leaders extended heartfelt greetings to the residents of the state. Defense Minister Rajnath Singh, BJP National President Nitin Nabin, and Union Health Minister JP Nadda, among others, praised Goas cultural heritage, natural beauty, and developmental journey on social media ... Read more Goa Statehood Day: Central Ministers Extend Greetings, Celebrate Cultural Heritage and Development Journey
New Report Warns of Immediate Climate Risks Across India's 11,000 km Coastline
Indian Coastal Region: Climate Projections 2021–2040’ report released by Azim Premji University, Bengaluru. Santonu Goswami, Professor, School of Climate Change and Sustainability, Azim Premji University, Bengaluru Focusing on near-term projections (2021-2040) the study provides actionable insights for policymakers and local communities, using CMIP6* model projections corrected for regional bias to improve accuracy. The report warns that the window for adaptation is rapidly narrowing as the 1.5°C warming threshold is expected to be reached across India’s administrative regions in the near future. “Climate change is not some distant future challenge—it is the reality of today. 2040 is just 14 years away,” said Anurag Behar, CEO, Azim Premji Foundation . “This dataset brings to life the impacts of climate change with much greater immediacy, highlighting how we must restructure our infrastructure and governance to ensure we collectively address this crisis.” The report traces how specific changes—from rising wet-bulb temperatures in Kerala to intensifying monsoons in Maharashtra—are already rendering traditional knowledge systems, like the Nakaih wind calendar, unreliable. It aims to provide the foundational data necessary for local authorities to build district-level resilience. “The data in this report is a mirror that reflects a reality we can no longer afford to ignore. For decades, we treated climate change as a global abstraction — a problem of polar ice caps and distant centuries. But our findings show that for the Indian coastline, the crisis is hyper-local and immediate. Whether it is the heat stress in Ernakulam or the rising salinity in the Sundarbans, our vulnerability is visible in all aspects of our daily lives. We have a short window of time to move from reactive mitigation to proactive adaptation — we need to craft a future that acknowledges the ecological challenges faced by our nation,” said Harini Nagendra, Director, School of Climate Change and Sustainability, Azim Premji University. Maharashtra and Gujarat’s coastal regions are entering a period of significant environmental transition, with Suburban Mumbai projected to see summer maximum temperatures rise by 1.3°C, highlighting the growing need for heat-resilient urban planning. This warming is accompanied by a marked intensification of seasonal rainfall; Suburban Mumbai is expected to face almost an additional week (+6 days) of heavy rain, while districts like Surat and Bhavnagar are preparing for Southwest monsoon surges of 23% and 24%, respectively. These shifts are already impacting local livelihoods: for instance, the Koli community in Mumbai reports business losses when unpredictable rain spells disrupt the traditional drying of prawns. By focusing on the immediate 2040 window, the report provides the granular data necessary for the West Coast to safeguard its infrastructure and unique coastal heritage. Key Findings Rising Temperatures: India’s average temperatures are projected to increase by 1.5°C, with approximately 40 coastal districts likely to see summer temperatures rise by over 1°C. Dangerous "Wet-Bulb" Heat: Coastal Kerala and Tamil Nadu will experience high summer wet-bulb temperatures, nearing the 31°C- levels considered dangerous for humans. Ernakulam Heat Spike: Ernakulam is projected to record the highest increase in maximum summer temperatures projected at +1.3°C among all coastal districts. Intensified West Coast Monsoons: Coastal Maharashtra and Gujarat will receive significantly higher rainfall with suburban Mumbai likely to experience nearly an additional week of heavy rain. Surat’s Monsoon Surge: Surat is projected to see a substantial 23% increase in Southwest Monsoon compared to historical levels. Sea-Level Rise and Erosion: Under moderate emission scenarios (SSP2-4.5)**, global sea levels are projected to rise by 15 cm by 2050, accelerating coastal erosion and creating "ghost villages" in regions like Ganjam, Odisha. Cyclone Risk: Rapid acceleration in sea surface temperatures (0.27°C per decade) is increasing the likelihood of intense tropical cyclones. Impact on Traditional Livelihoods: In Goa, unseasonal rains are destroying entire salt harvests within hours, while warming seas are pushing fish further offshore, leading to "empty nets" for small-scale fishermen. Health and Salinity: In the Sundarbans, rising salinity from frequent embankment breaches is linked to increased skin diseases and menstrual health challenges among women. About Azim Premji University Azim Premji University, Bengaluru, was established under the Azim Premji University Act 2010 of the Government of Karnataka. Azim Premji University, Bhopal, was established under the provisions of Madhya Pradesh Niji Vishwa Vidyalaya (Sthapana Avam Sanchalan) Dwitiya Sanshodhan Adhiniyam, 2022. Azim Premji University in Ranchi is being established under the Azim Premji University Act, 2022, enacted by the Government of Jharkhand. Azim Premji Foundation, the sponsoring body, set up all three Universities as fully philanthropic entities, with a clear social purpose of contributing to the realisation of a just, equitable, humane, and sustainable society. Note to Editors: *CMIP6 (Climate Modeling) CMIP6 is the latest global framework for climate forecasting, combining data from over 30 international laboratories to create the world’s most accurate climate simulations. It allows scientists to "zoom in" on specific districts with much higher resolutions than ever before. ** SSP2-4.5 is the "Middle of the Road" scenario that projects climate impacts based on the world’s current trajectory. It is used here to provide a realistic baseline, showing the immediate risks India's coastline faces if global development and carbon emissions continue at their present pace without drastic changes.
Insurance Riders: Affordable Add-Ons for Stronger Financial Security
Insurance is ultimately about preparing for the unexpected. While a standard life insurance policy primarily covers death, life’s uncertainties extend far beyond a single event. Severe illness, accidents, and sudden disability can disrupt your financial stability just as heavily during your lifetime. For working professionals and families, managing multiple standalone policies for each of these risks is often expensive and disorganized. This is where insurance riders become essential. Riders are optional coverage features that attach to a base policy to expand its scope. They allow policyholders to address specific vulnerabilities, like critical illness or accidental disability, without juggling multiple separate plans. Effectively, riders transform standard insurance into a customized, comprehensive safety net. They are straightforward, easy to acquire, and significantly more affordable than buying independent policies for every risk. Here are the key benefits of Insurance riders: Cost-Effective Customization: Everyone’s risk profile is unique. Riders allow you to tailor coverage based on your health, lifestyle, and family needs. Because they are add-ons, they provide maximum protection without straining your budget. Enhanced Crisis Support: Certain riders offer vital financial lifelines. Accidental death or disability riders can triple the base policy's payout, while income benefit riders ensure your family receives steady financial support if the primary earner cannot work. The Waiver of Premium Lifeline: This crucial rider waives all future premium payments if the policyholder faces a critical illness or permanent disability. It ensures the policy remains active, keeping long-term goals like a child's education secure. Tax Efficiency & Convenience: Bundling coverage under one policy eliminates administrative headaches. Furthermore, rider premiums often qualify for deductions under Section 80C or 80D, reducing your overall taxable income. Here are the top riders that one can consider: Critical Illness: Delivers a lump-sum payout upon diagnosis of serious conditions like cancer or stroke. Accidental Death & Disability: Provides extra financial support if an accident causes fatality or permanent loss of income. Waiver of Premium: Maintains your coverage by pausing premium requirements during a major health crisis. Income Benefit: Supplies a regular stream of income to beneficiaries to help manage daily living costs. In conclusion, Insurance riders bridge critical protection gaps, ensuring your coverage matches real-world risks. Instead of just buying basic insurance, utilizing riders helps complete your financial puzzle, providing true resilience when life takes an unexpected turn.
Gujarat Titans Chase Down Record Target in IPL 2026 Playoff
Mumbai, May 30: In a thrilling encounter of the IPL 2026 second qualifier, Gujarat Titans (GT) showcased an impressive performance, defeating Rajasthan Royals (RR) by 7 wickets. Chasing a formidable target of 215 runs set by RR, GT achieved the goal with 3 wickets in hand, completing the chase in just 18.4 overs. With this ... Read more Gujarat Titans Chase Down Record Target in IPL 2026 Playoff
Goa police arrest 26 for running fake call centre targeting US citizens
Acting on inputs, a raid was conducted at a factory hub in Verna in the early hours of May 28, where the illegal setup was found to be functioning
President and Prime Minister Extend Greetings on Goa Statehood Day
New Delhi, May 30: On the occasion of Goa Statehood Day, President and Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended heartfelt greetings to the residents of the state. Both leaders shared special messages on the social media platform X, praising Goas cultural heritage, progress, and its contributions to a Developed India. In a post from the official ... Read more President and Prime Minister Extend Greetings on Goa Statehood Day
Odisha Launches Voter Verification Campaign from May 30
New Delhi, May 30: Odisha will initiate a special intensive review (SIR) of voter lists starting Friday. Under this initiative, booth-level officers (BLOs) will conduct a door-to-door verification campaign across the state. Their goal is to distribute enumeration forms, assist residents in filling them out, and collect the completed forms. During a press conference, Chief ... Read more Odisha Launches Voter Verification Campaign from May 30
Goa Celebrates Statehood Day with Warm Wishes from Leaders
New Delhi, May 30: Goa, rich in natural beauty and cultural heritage, is celebrating its Statehood Day today. On this occasion, several leaders, including Union Home Minister Amit Shah, extended their best wishes to the people of the state. Shah remarked that Goa presents a form of Indian hospitality to the world, bringing both development ... Read more Goa Celebrates Statehood Day with Warm Wishes from Leaders
The World Cup Scoring Record That Has Stood Since 2014: Who Is Chasing Miroslav Klose in 2026?
Sixteen goals across four tournaments. Miroslav Klose set that record in the 23rd minute of a semi-final against Brazil in 2014, and nobody has come close to touching it since.
Three killed, one critical after inhaling toxic gas in Goalpara septic tank
HT Bureau GOALPARA, May 29: Three persons were killed and another critically injured after inhaling suspected poisonous gas inside a septic tank at Goraimari village under Agia Police Station in Goalpara district on Friday. According to police, the incident occurred while a septic tank, constructed several months ago and kept sealed with an RCC cover, []
Vice President to attend Goas 40th Statehood Day celebration today
NT Reporter Panaji Vice President of India C P Radhakrishnan will attend the 40th Statehood Day celebration on Saturday. A state-level function will be held at the Dinanath Mangeshkar Kala Mandir, Kala Academy, Panaji, beginning at 9.30 am, during which four decades of Goas journey from a Union Territory to a state will be commemorated, []
Goa likely to benefit from Supreme Court judgment on casino GST
NT Reporter New Delhi The Supreme Courts ruling upholding GST on casinos is expected to have major implications for Goa, where offshore and onshore casinos form a significant part of the tourism and gaming industry. Sources said that Goa is likely to benefit by this judgment and get more revenue as casinos had paid on []
3,000 Mhaje Ghar orders by June 10, says Sawant
Special Correspondent Panaji Chief Minister Pramod Sawant on Friday said that around 3,000 clear orders under the Mhaje Ghar Scheme would be distributed across North Goa and South Goa by June 10. He said that the scheme will be implemented through panchayats so as to make the process more accessible and help people obtain their []
Girish back as GPCC chief ahead of 2027 assembly polls
NT Reporter Panaji In a major organisational overhaul ahead of the crucial 2027 Goa assembly elections, the Congress high command on Friday removedAmit Patkar as president of Goa Pradesh Congress Committee (GPCC) and brought back seasoned party loyalist Girish Chodankar to lead the partys revival mission in the state. The sweeping revamp announced by All []
NT Reporter Mapusa FC Goa moved into the final of the GFA Under-16 Division I League after registering a comfortable 3-0 win over Cortalim Villagers SC at Duler Stadium, Mapusa on Friday. After a goalless first half, FC Goa broke the deadlock in the 57th minute through Shlok Govekar, who put his side ahead with []
Quote of the day by Gregory Peck: The legendary actor, inspires us to dream big and set ambitious goals. He reminds us that challenges and rejection are inevitable on the path to success. Developing resilience and persistence is key to overcoming setbacks. This mindset helps individuals grow and achieve their aspirations, proving that courage and self-belief are vital for a fulfilling journey.
GU academic feted for advancing Francophone studies, culture
NT Reporter Panaji Dr Irene Silveira Almeida, Assistant Professor in the Discipline of French and Francophone Studies at Goa University, was conferred the Chevalier des Palmes Acadmiques (French National Order of Academic Palms) on May 25. The award was presented by Patrick Leverino,Consul General of France in Mumbai, during a ceremony attended by delegates from []
Champions League final: PSGs free-scoring machine faces Arsenals suffocating defence
In an electrifying Champions League final, Paris Saint-Germain takes on Arsenal. PSG's forward line is relentless, racking up goals with flair and finesse. Meanwhile, Arsenal stands firm with a resolute defence and killer set-piece tactics, crafting an intriguing battle of contrasting styles.
As Goa celebrates its 40th Statehood Day, the youth share their thoughts on what distresses them about the state today and the change they would like to see One of the biggest changes Ive noticed is how much busier Goa has become over the years. Places that used to be calm now have more traffic []
Sesa FA win GFA U16 girls title
NT Reporter Sirsaim Sesa Football Academy dismantled Portais Sporting Club 7-0 to clinch the GFA U-16 Girls League title at Sirsaim on Friday. Keren DSouza starred with a brace, while team captain Asma Bandodkar, Skye Fernandes, Shanaica Gonsalves, Analee DCosta and Leticia Monteiro netted a goal each in a dominant display in the final. Skipper []
Tiny Goals, Fr Agnel Pilar champs
NT Reporter Pilar Tiny Goals Academy and Fr Agnel High School, Pilar emerged champions in the Under-10 and Under-12 categories respectively in the AIFF Blue Cubs League held at Pilar. The league, organised by Rotary Club of Panaji Mid-Town and Goa Carbon Ltd as part of their CSR initiative in association with Dempo Sports Club, []
Dempo Challengers pick Akash, Sreosree
NT Reporter Panaji Dempo Goa Challengers selected Akash Rajavelu and Sreosree Chakraborty for the upcoming UTT Juniors Season 2, which will be held in Goa from July 8 to 19 alongside Butterfly UTT Season 7. The grassroots competition, returning for its second edition, will feature 14 U-15 paddlers selected from the Dream Sports Championships Table []
From Brazil's midfield anchor to Morocco's first-choice right-back to a 23-year-old goalkeeper who became one of the Premier League's most reliable stoppers in his debut season, Old Trafford has representatives at the 2026 World Cup.
Naidu calls for infra boost to reach A.P.'s 160 GW green energy goal
Chandrababu Naidu emphasises on wider use of solar energy in government offices and schools to substantially reduce electricity burden on the State
UTT Juniors Season 2: Ahona Ray Becomes U Mumbas Top Pick in Player Draft
Mumbai, May 29: U Mumba TT has selected emerging paddler Ahona Ray as their top pick in the UTT Juniors Season 2 draft. All seven franchises have finalized their teams for the upcoming grassroots competition, scheduled to take place from July 8 to 19 in Goa alongside UTT Season 7. Ahona Ray is the winner ... Read more UTT Juniors Season 2: Ahona Ray Becomes U Mumbas Top Pick in Player Draft
Odisha Launches Voter Verification Campaign Starting May 30
Bhubaneswar, May 29: A special intensive review of voter lists will commence in Odisha on Saturday. Under this initiative, Booth Level Officers (BLOs) will conduct a door-to-door verification campaign starting May 30 across the state. Their goal is to distribute census forms, assist residents in completing them, and collect the filled forms. Chief Electoral Officer ... Read more Odisha Launches Voter Verification Campaign Starting May 30
Retirement goals: Can 1 crore in FDs and debt funds beat inflation and give you a steady income?
Retirement planning needs more than FDs and debt mutual funds. Smart SIP investing in equity mutual funds can help build a 1 crore retirement corpus while beating inflation.
Mini-Pigs To Organ Printing, Putin's $26 Billion Anti-Ageing Plan: Report
Achievements so far include bioprinted human cartilage tissue and a mouse thyroid gland, and the long-term goal is human organ replacement by the end of the decade.
Adani Skills and Education Partners with Gujarat Government to Transform ITIs in Kutch
Bhuj, May 29: Adani Skills and Education (ASE) has formalized two memorandums of understanding with the Gujarat government to transform 11 Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) in Kutch. This initiative aims to enhance skill development and employment-focused training in the region. ASE stated that the goal of this partnership is to create local job opportunities, reduce ... Read more Adani Skills and Education Partners with Gujarat Government to Transform ITIs in Kutch
India Beat Australia To Take 2-1 Lead In Women's Hockey Series
India struck two field goals to defeat hosts Australia in the third game to take a 2-1 lead in the four-match women's friendly hockey series.
Dutch Skipper Babette De Leede Targets Top-eight Finish At Womens T20 WC
T20 World Cup: Netherlands captain Babette de Leede has set a strong goal for her team ahead of their first appearance at the ICC Women's T20 World Cup. The Dutch team aims to secure a top-eight finish to ensure automatic qualification for the next edition. The Netherlands women's team will compete in the T20 World Cup for the first time when the event starts on June 12 in England and Wales. They are grouped with top teams like Australia, India, South Africa, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. The Dutch enter this tournament as the lowest-ranked team. Despite the tough competition, de Leede believes her team can surprise others. Our goal is to win at least two games and finish in the top eight to automatically qualify for the next T20 World Cup. It is exciting to play against some of the best teams in the world for the first time. Being the newcomers and underdogs, as the lowest-ranked team, might work in our favor to surprise some opponents and create some upsets. In any case, it will be valuable for us to meet some of our idols and learn from them, de Leede told ICC. The Netherlands are currently preparing for the tournament through a tri-series with hosts Scotland and Bangladesh before starting their World Cup campaign on June 14. The skipper noted the teams unity and depth as key strengths going into the tournament. Our biggest strength is that we really play as a team. We know each other well, we are friends off the field, and we want each other to succeed. The team is also very talented. In the Qualifier, different players stood out in every game, which was great to see. I expect the same in the World Cup, she said. De Leede also highlighted fast bowler Isabel van der Woning and top-order batter Sterre Kalis as players to watch. Seamer Isabel van der Woning and top-order batter Sterre Kalis have been in great form since the Qualifier, so I am excited to see them shine at the World Cup, de Leede added. With the tournament taking place close to home, de Leede expects strong support from travelling Dutch fans. Seamer Isabel van der Woning and top-order batter Sterre Kalis have been in great form since the Qualifier, so I am excited to see them shine at the World Cup, de Leede added. Also Read: Live Cricket Score We expect a large crowd of orange at all our games, including friends, family, and other fans of Dutch cricket. It will be a unique experience that we are looking forward to, she said. Article Source: IANS
Illegal Call Centre Busted in Goa; 26 Arrested for Cheating US Citizens
Police said the accused used VPN-based calling and spoofing technology to mask their identity and location while contacting victims abroad.
Poonam breaks down over relentless trolling
Poonam Pandey broke down on Instagram, pleading with trolls to stop abusing her without knowing her story. The actress-model confessed that even after 14 years in the industry, she is still struggling to find work. Her 2020 marriage to Sam Bombay ended after serious allegations of assault during their honeymoon in Goa.
Illegal call centre busted in Goa, 26 held for duping U.S. citizens
According to police, the accused targeted Americans by posing as officials of U.S.-based banks through internet-based calling systems
How AI Poster Creation Is Becoming a Practical Career Skill for Students, Creators, and Job Seekers
Visual communication hassurreptitiously become an integral professional skill in todays digital-first job market. Whether you arecompeting for scholarships, advertising a campus lecture, or looking to expand your freelance business, the image quality of your newspaper posters is crucial to potential success. Long gone are the days when it took a mastery of design and months to produce stellar graphics that could grab attention and driveclicks on social media platforms. Things have changed for the better, however, with AI-driven creative tools streamlining much of the process from concept all the way through to execution. For students, young professionals, andindependent creators alike, taking the time to figure out how to produce good visual content is no longer a nice-to-have; its a necessity. Its something you can actually use in the real world on your resume, when communicating with peers and senior management, asa way to brand yourself inside and outside of your company. Why Poster Design Matters in Career Development Posters are not confined tobulletin boards anymore. Today, theyre spotted through LinkedInposts, scholarship announcements, startup pitches, online campaigns, and community initiatives. There is clarity and presentation to draw in recruiters, program managers, and organisers long before they readdetailed content. From my perspective, when helping with academic projects and community programs, posters often make the first impression. Good visuals can say professional the moment they are seen; bad ones can undermine credibility, evenif the content is solid. This shift has created a new demand: people who may not be designers but still need reliable ways to produce high-quality visuals on short timelines. Lowering the Design Barrier Without Lowering Quality Generic design workflows typically requirecomplicated software, a steep learning curve or paid designers. For some students or fledgling professionals who need quickresults, these barriers can be demoralizing. AI-based modern platformsare altering that equation. They enable users to begin with an idea or a brief and createpolished posters in minutes. Instead of fighting over laying out rulesor typography, users could concentrate on messaging, clarity, and purpose. During hands-on testing, I found that AI-assisted poster tools are especially useful for: The real advantage is not just speed, but consistency. Visual balance, spacing, and readability are handled intelligently, even for users with no formal design background. Turning Ideas Into Visuals With Minimal Effort One standout feature in this space is the ability to generate posters directly from a short description or theme. Instead of manually assembling elements, users describe their goal, such as a career development webinar for students or research grant announcement, and the system produces multiple visual options. This approach saves time while still allowing customization. Colors, text placement, and imagery can be adjusted to fit institutional or personal branding needs. For professionals juggling multiple responsibilities, this efficiency is invaluable. Used thoughtfully, AI-assisted poster creation becomes less about automation and more about empowerment. Editing and Refining Images for Professional Use Poster creation does not stop at layout. Image quality plays a critical role in how professional a visual appears. Blurry photos, poor lighting, or inconsistent backgrounds can weaken the final result. This is where an integrated AI image editor becomes useful. Functionally, this is a great tool to clean up photos,get lighting right, remove distractions and maintain quality control from all visual assets. For instance, the headshots in academic posters or event advertisementscan be polished without any outsource editing tools. What makes this particularly helpful for career use is the simplicity. Instead of spending hours learning advanced editing tools, users can make meaningful improvements in minutes, keeping the focus on content rather than technical hurdles. Enhancing Visual Quality Without Reshoots Not every project allows for new photography. Many students and professionals rely on existing images, which may not always meet ideal quality standards. An AI-based photo enhancer can noticeably improve clarity, sharpness, and overall appearance without altering authenticity. In my own work, Ive used this feature to create graphics for online announcements and presentations. Fancier images appear better on screens, and retain their quality across multiple devices high stakes for digital-firstplatforms. The key benefit here is accessibility. High-quality visuals are no longer limited to those with professional cameras or editing experience. Device Compatibility and Flexible Access Professional tools have to meshwith actual workflows. AI-enhanced poster and image toolsthat work best on multiple devices. The tested platform workswith web browsers on your PCs as well as Mobile to enable users start a project on the laptop and then make fast changes from the phone when in need. This versatility is especiallyhelpful for students and freelancers who move frequently between disparate environments, such as libraries and coworking spaces. Responsible Use in Professional Contexts As AI makes creative tasks easier, ethical useis key. Posters for academia, industry and the public should of course, be correct, respectful, and ethical. AI can help with visuals, but message clarity and honesty remain theusers responsibility. When they are used as such, they aid communication rather than supplant judgment orvolition. Why This Skill Belongs on Your Resume Theability to produce professional-looking images on your own is a powerful, portable skill. That it shows that you have a sense ofdigital literacy and are also able to communicate. This skill can subtly reinforce applications and outreach efforts for an audience that is opportunity-minded, particularly when its a program people are applying tothink programs, internships, or grant opportunities. Dreaminais part of a larger trend in which the technology is changing how we learn and apply creative skills. Rather thandesign being gatekept behind technical complexity, these tools become a way to make visual communication more accessible and actionable for career success. From what Ive seen, the true purpose is not to substitutecreativity but to get rid of friction. When tools do the technical scaffolding, users canconcentrate on ideas, purpose, and impact. Final Thoughts At a time when career paths are more competitive andreliant on digital skill-building than ever, the importance of delivering ideas clearly in professional settings can be seen as an obvious advantage. AI tools like Dreamina could help you make posters, takethe
Muslims in UP celebrate Bakrid with goat-shaped cakes after BJP MLAs appeal
Ghaziabad: Goat-shaped cakes replaced animal sacrifice for several Muslim families in Ghaziabads Loni this Eid-ul-Azha, as residents embraced an eco-friendly celebration after an appeal by BJP MLA Nand Kishore Gurjar. Videos from different parts of Loni surfaced on social media showing people cutting cakes shaped like goats or decorated with goat images while celebrating the Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Vice President Radhakrishnan Embarks on Three-Day Tour of Karnataka, Goa, and Kerala
New Delhi, May 29: Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan will begin a three-day tour of Karnataka, Goa, and Kerala starting Friday. During this visit, he will participate in official events as well as religious and cultural ceremonies. On Friday, the Vice President will attend a global celebration marking the 45th anniversary of the Art of Living ... Read more Vice President Radhakrishnan Embarks on Three-Day Tour of Karnataka, Goa, and Kerala
Diphu Muslims refrain from cow sacrifice
HT Bureau DIPHU, May 28: Muslims in Diphu town joined the global Islamic community in celebrating Eid-ul-Adha with prayers, charity and community gatherings on Thursday, while voluntarily refraining from cow sacrifice this year following an appeal by Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma. Instead of cows, devotees offered goats and sheep during the festival, popularly known []
New species of gecko discovered in Assam
GUWAHATI, May 28: A new species of gecko Cyrtodactylus Bapme has been discovered in Goalpara district of Assam, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said on Thursday. Nature continues to reveal new wonders from Assam. The first confirmed record of the bent-toed gecko (Cyrtodactylus bapme) in Assam from Urpad Beel highlights the extraordinary biodiversity []
Scorpio Daily Horoscope for May 29, 2026
You are likely to be in a more serious frame of mind. The practical issues of life are going to demand your attention today. But you are full of faith and optimism and are ready to take chances at the deepest emotional levels. Someone near to you will exhibit concerns regarding your aims and goals. Take the time to explain the situation to them. Read full Scorpio horoscope
French proverb of the day: French wisdom emphasizes that valuable achievements require effort and perseverance, much like breaking an almond's shell to reach its reward. This ancient proverb teaches that worthwhile goals are rarely attained without facing challenges, making personal growth and resilience essential parts of the journey toward success.
Mopa airport losses mount to Rs 331 crore despite revenue rise
Panaji: Goas Manohar International Airport at Mopa, which operates under a 36.99% revenue-sharing pact with the state government, paid out Rs 101.3 crore in concession fees to the state in 2025-26, up from a Rs 38.3 crore payout the previous year, GMR Airports Ltd. disclosed. Despite this revenue-sharing milestone, the airport faced turbulence in its []
Revival Day boosts womens volleyball
NT Reporter Santa Cruz Womens volleyball in Goa received a major boost as the Goa Womens Volleyball Revival Day 2026 united former stars and budding players in a celebration of the sport atSanta Cruz. Organised by the Goa Masters Women Volleyball Association in collaboration with Santa Barbara Sports Club under the theme From Legends to []
CEPA upgrade talks: India, South Korea agree to address widening trade deficit
India and South Korea will work to reduce the trade gap. Both nations will form special groups to boost cooperation in digital trade, supply chains, and industries. This comes as part of efforts to upgrade their economic partnership. The goal is to increase trade significantly by 2030. Discussions also covered goods, services, and investment rules.
India, Canada to skip sensitive sectors in trade talks: Piyush Goyal
India and Canada are prioritizing areas of agreement for their economic partnership. Sensitive sectors will be excluded from negotiations. The goal is to finalize the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement by year-end. This aims to significantly increase bilateral trade from 17 billion dollars to 50 billion dollars by 2030. Both nations are capturing immediate opportunities.
Corporate funding for multidisciplinary partnerships likely
The Indian government is exploring a significant policy shift. It may permit corporate investments in multidisciplinary partnership firms. This move aims to strengthen their financial base. The goal is to foster large domestic firms capable of competing with global giants. This initiative seeks to enhance India's presence in the international auditing and consultancy market. A final decision is expected soon.
What Did JasonTheWeen Do? Maya Higa Angry After Streamer Uses Animals for Content
JasonTheWeen sparked a huge online debate after Maya Higa reacted angrily to his viral backyard petting zoo stream. The clip, featuring alpacas and goats at the CORE house, quickly spread across Twitch and X communities.
Greek proverb of the day: Ancient Greek saying warns against excessive opinions. This proverb highlights how conflicting viewpoints can lead to confusion and hinder progress in families, workplaces, and communities. True success, the article explains, lies in balance, cooperation, and shared goals, rather than endless debate.
Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan Embarks on Three-Day Tour of Karnataka, Goa, and Kerala
New Delhi, May 28: Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan will commence a three-day tour of Karnataka, Goa, and Kerala starting Friday. From May 29 to May 31, he will participate in various government events, religious gatherings, and cultural celebrations. According to official information, on May 29, the Vice President will attend a global event marking the ... Read more Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan Embarks on Three-Day Tour of Karnataka, Goa, and Kerala
Quote of the day by Helen Keller focuses on happiness, contentment, success and human nature. The quote explains how people can value their present life while continuing to work toward goals. Helen Kellers journey as an author and educator also shows determination, learning and social contribution despite blindness and deafness.
NCRTC Launches Menstrual Hygiene Awareness Campaign at Nammo Bharat Stations
New Delhi, May 28: On the occasion of Menstrual Hygiene Day, the National Capital Region Transport Corporation (NCRTC) initiated a two-day special campaign at the Sarai Kale Khan and Begumpul Nammo Bharat stations. The campaign aimed to raise awareness among female passengers about menstrual health and hygiene on May 27 and 28. Its primary goal ... Read more NCRTC Launches Menstrual Hygiene Awareness Campaign at Nammo Bharat Stations
BJP will form next government: Newly-appointed Punjab BJP president Kewal Singh Dhillon
Kewal Singh Dhillon, the new Punjab BJP chief, has set ambitious goals for farmers and the youth. He expressed confidence in the party's victory in the 2027 Assembly elections. Dhillon aims to transform Punjab into the world's best state. New state presidents were also appointed for Delhi, Tripura, and Haryana, with a focus on organizational strengthening and women's empowerment.
Quote of the day by Aristotle highlights the importance of goals, hard work, learning, and purpose in life. The quote explains how people find meaning through effort and direction. Aristotles ideas on philosophy, science, ethics, and logic continue to influence education and modern thought. His message about striving for a goal remains relevant for students, workers, leaders, and people seeking success and personal growth in daily life.
Jamaica Defeats India 2-0 in Unity Cup Semifinal, Set for Showdown with Zimbabwe
London, May 28: The Indian mens football team faced a 2-0 defeat against Jamaica in the second semifinal of the Unity Cup at The Valley. Courtney Clarkes stunning opening strike in the eighth minute and Kaheem Dixons goal in the 78th minute secured Jamaicas place in the final. Playing their first match on English soil ... Read more Jamaica Defeats India 2-0 in Unity Cup Semifinal, Set for Showdown with Zimbabwe
Health programme for police held
NT BUZZ T he Swasth Police Sashakth Police Program for police personnel and prison staff was organised recently at Central Jail, Colvale, by Goa Police, VIANAAR Group, IMA Bicholim, and the Telemedicine Society of India Goa Chapter. IPS, Inspector General of Prisons, Goa and Inspector General of Police, Goa, K. R. Chaurasia attended []
Ahead of bringing his genre-blending show Infusion to Goa, Hindustani classical vocalist Mahesh Kale speaks about why he believes Indian classical music still belongs to everyone VINIKA VISWAMBHARAN | NT BUZZ Hindustani classical musicwill blendwith jazz, soft rock,and Western instrumentation when vocalist Mahesh Kale brings his concert Infusion to Goa on May 30 at the []
Pig brought to housing society, dispute over goat shed leads to injuries in Mira Road society
Waris Pathan of the All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) termed the incident deeply distressing and shameful, adding that it had allegedly completely torn apart the fabric of Hindu-Muslim relations
Piyush Goyal wraps up Canada visit focusing on India-Canada CEPA talks, $50 billion trade goal
Union Minister Piyush Goyal concluded a three-day visit to Canada. The trip focused on boosting trade and investment between India and Canada. Discussions also centered on the ongoing Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement negotiations. The visit reinforced strong economic ties and highlighted India as a prime investment destination. Engagements included meetings with government leaders, business councils, and the Indian diaspora.
Crystal Palace clinch their first-ever European trophy
Crystal Palace won their first-ever European trophy after beating Rayo Vallecano 1-0 in the Conference League final. Jean-Philippe Mateta scored the winning goal in the second half, giving outgoing manager Oliver Glasner a perfect farewell. The victory also secured Palace a Europa League spot next season. Rayo Vallecano missed out in their first major European final despite creating a few chances.
Hurricanes shut out Canadiens 4-0 in Game 4, edge closer to Stanley Cup Final berth
Carolina Hurricanes secured a significant victory against the Montreal Canadiens. They won Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals with a score of 4-0. This win gives Carolina a 3-1 lead in the best-of-seven series. The Hurricanes are now one win away from reaching the Stanley Cup Final. Their strong performance included three goals in under three minutes.
India suffer 2-0 defeat to Jamaica, set to play third-place match at Unity Cup
India lost 0-2 to Jamaica in the Unity Cup 2026 semifinal at The Valley in London. Courtney Clarke gave Jamaica an early lead before Kaheim Dixon sealed the win with a late solo goal. India showed improvement in the second half, but Chhangtes goal was ruled offside. Sandesh Jhingan impressed defensively, while Ryan Williams suffered an injury. India next faces Zimbabwe in the third-place playoff.
Quote of the day by Tony Robbins: The only impossible journey is the one
Motivational guru Tony Robbins emphasizes that the biggest obstacle to achieving goals is the fear of starting. His famous quote, 'The only impossible journey is the one you never begin,' highlights that action, not contemplation, fuels success. Overcoming fear and taking that initial step, however small, is crucial for personal growth and realizing dreams.
Quote of the day: Cristiano Ronaldo on why he needs your love and wants your hate even more
Cristiano Ronaldos enduring quote, Your love makes me strong, your hate makes me unstoppable, frames a career built on turning criticism into fuel. From mocked teenager at Manchester United to global icon approaching 1,000 career goals with Al-Nassr, Ronaldos journey reflects relentless reinvention, longevity and an unmatched ability to transform doubt into sustained greatness across more than two decades.
Hosts NCC to lock boras with RFA in U 17 Boys' Ekta Cup final
Hosts, NCC Imphal Group will lock horns with Real Football Academy RFA , Top Siphai in the title clash of the NCC Ekta Cup for U 17 Boys 2026 NCC progressed into the final with a comfortable 3 0 victory over Sagolband United FA SUFA in the first semi final match staged this morning at Artificial Turf Ground, Lamlong Thongkhong NCC found the lead early in the 4th minute as M Raju made the most of a chance before W Nepolian 67' and W Mukaram 82' took their turns to complete the 3 0 rout of SUFA Later in the second semifinal match, RFA fought from a goal down and earned a 2 1 win thanks to a double from A Achouba KIYC FA broke the deadlock in the 47th minute but A Achouba scored the equaliser in the 70th minute before converting a penalty in the 79th minute to seal the 2 1 win The final match is slated for May 29 Source The Sangai Express
YWC Th post 2nd win in Super League Round
YWC, Thambalkhong thumped archrivals YWC, Langthabal by 2 0 goals to extend their winning run to two in the Super League round of the Senior Women's Football League this evening at Artificial Turf Ground, Lamlong Thongkhong Fresh from a dominating 5 1 win over FC Imphal, YWC Th sealed the 2 0 win thanks to goals coming from Huiyam Victoria 22' and Senjam Alva 45' Earlier in the day, FC Imphal posted a huge 7 0 win over ESU, Wangkhei Palace Compound as Yumlembam Pakpi scored thrice and Chingkhamayum Redima and Thongam Reshma adding two goals apiece Pakpi opened the scoring in the 24th minute before Redima scored back to back 36', 40 3' and handed the team a 3 0 first half lead The scoring spree continued with Pakpi netting her second goal in the 47th minute before Th Reshma who subbed in for Yumkhaibam Hemolata joined the fray and made it 5 0 after 74 minute Pakpi kept pressing for more and completed her treble in the 79th minute before Reshma scored 4 minutes into the stoppage time to complete her double and set up the 7 0 win for FC Imphal YWC L will play FC Imphal in the next match on May 30 from 1 pm before ESU take on YWC Th from 3 30 pm Source The Sangai Express
Rajasthan Police Launches Month-Long Campaign Against Child Labor and Human Trafficking
Jaipur, May 28: Rajasthan Police is set to initiate a month-long statewide campaign named Umang-VII aimed at combating child labor, bonded child labor, and child-related human trafficking. According to directives issued by Director General of Police (DGP) Rajeev Kumar Sharma, the campaign will run from June 1 to June 30, 2026. The primary goal is ... Read more Rajasthan Police Launches Month-Long Campaign Against Child Labor and Human Trafficking
CM urges Centre to speed up ST quota
NT Reporter Panaji Chief Minister Pramod Sawant on Wednesday urged Union Home Minister Amit Shah to expedite the process of implementing political reservation for Scheduled Tribes (STs) in the Goa legislative assembly ahead of the 2027 assembly elections. Sawant, who is currently visiting the national capital, first called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Seva []
Sirlim hit-and-run stirs public, political anger over rental vehicle business
Roads have turned hazardous due to rental bikes, cars in Goa Panjim: Chairman of the Media & Communication Department of the Goa Pradesh Congress Committee, Amarnath Panjikar, on Saturday criticised the BJP government over the increase in accidents involving rent-a-car and rent-a-bike vehicles across Goa. Panjikar said several people have died and many others have []
At 28.5C, Panaji records warmest May night since 2011
Panaji: Panaji on Wednesday recorded one of its warmest May nights since 2011, with the minimum temperature touching 28.5C 2.2C above normal according to India Meteorological Department (IMD). As per IMD data, the highest minimum temperature recorded in Goa during May was 29.3C on May 20, 2016. The same temperature was recorded again []
