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Team Goemkarponn PONDA: A case of theft has been reported at Shree Bhavani Siddhapurush Prassanna Temple after unknown persons allegedly broke into the temple premises late Tuesday night. According to a complaint lodged by Prasad Satchit Parkar, resident of Dhavali, Ponda, and Treasurer of the temple, the incident occurred between 11/02/2026 at around 23:00 hrs and 12/02/2026 at about 00:41 hrs. The complainant stated that the accused gained entry into the temple by breaking open the metallic grill of a window. The intruders then allegedly forced open the door of the Garbhagriha and decamped with a gold mangalsutra and a…

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Team Goemkarponn Curchorem: A scooter rider sustained injuries after a Toyota car allegedly driven in a rash and negligent manner collided with his vehicle at Khamamol junction in Curchorem on Tuesday afternoon. According to a complaint filed by ASI Prashant Kalekar of Curchorem Police Station, the incident occurred on 11/02/2026 at around 12:10 hrs. The accused, identified as Eknath Gaude, a resident of Keri, Ponda, was driving his Toyota car from Curchorem towards Sanvordem when he reportedly drove without proper care and caution, endangering human life. Upon reaching Khamamol junction, the car allegedly dashed into an ongoing Pleasure scooter ridden…

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Team Goemkarponn PANAJI: More than one domestic tourist was rescued from drowning every day along Goa’s coastline in 2025, underscoring the vital role played by Drishti Marine lifesavers across the state’s beaches and waterfronts. Throughout the year, 450 Indian nationals — including domestic tourists and Goan residents — and 98 foreign nationals were rescued, taking the total number of water-based rescues to 548 out of 614 reported incidents. Several of these incidents involved multiple victims. “In 2025, lifesavers assisted 829 victims through interventions that went beyond water-based rescues, including locating missing children, returning lost articles, preventing thefts, and administering first…

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Team Goemkarponn Panaji: A series of transformative Smart City projects were inaugurated today at the hands of the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Goa, Dr. Pramod Sawant,Shri. Atanasio Monserrate Revenue Minister and Panaji Constituency MLA, and Shri. Sandip Jacques, IAS, MD & CEO, Imagine Panaji Smart City Development Limited (IPSCDL). The launch marks a significant milestone under the Smart City Mission, reaffirming the Government of Goa’s commitment to sustainable urban development, strengthened civic infrastructure, and an improved quality of life for the citizens of Panaji. As part of the Smart City initiatives, Imagine Panaji Smart City Development Limited (IPSCDL) has undertaken…

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Margao:In the GSB Unity Cup 3.0 cricket tournament organized by the Goa GSB Sports & Charitable Trust, Rising Stars of Ponda secured a comprehensive 39-run victory over Sinq Rangers in a floodlit match played at the MCC Ground in Margao on Thursday. Batting first after being invited to take strike, Rising Stars of Ponda posted a total of 151 all out in 19.5 overs. Gaurish Shenvi Lotlikar top-scored with a fluent 51, while Sanat Mhapne contributed 28 runs and Nandan Acharya added 20. For Sinq Rangers, Nikhil Virginkar delivered an impressive bowling spell, claiming 4 wickets for 22 runs. Arin…

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Travis Head’s side stunned in low-scoring thriller as Zimbabwe maintain unbeaten run versus Australia in T20 World Cup meetings Zimbabwe delivered one of the tournament’s biggest surprises by defeating Australia national cricket team in a gripping T20 World Cup encounter, preserving their perfect winning record against Australia in the event’s history. After being put into bat first, Zimbabwe struggled against disciplined bowling and only managed a modest total. Their innings was marked by regular dismissals, and despite a few resilient contributions in the middle order, they could not post a commanding score. The pitch offered variable bounce and movement early…

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Mumbai: India’s aviation regulator has imposed a penalty of ₹1 crore on Air India after it was found that the airline operated an Airbus A320 on eight separate occasions without a valid airworthiness permit. The violation emerged during regulatory scrutiny, which revealed that the aircraft continued commercial operations even after the mandatory Airworthiness Review Certificate (ARC) had expired. Under aviation safety regulations, no aircraft is permitted to operate without a valid ARC, as the certificate confirms that the aircraft meets all required safety, maintenance, and operational standards. Following its examination, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation determined that the airline…

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