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Team Goemkarponn  MORMUGAO: In a significant achievement, Delta Ports Mormugao Terminal Pvt Ltd has successfully completed the discharge of 60,500 metric tonnes of Iron Ore Fines from MV Jal Kalpavriksha at Berth No. 10, under challenging monsoon conditions. The consignment was for M/s Mandovi Pellets, Goa. The operation was completed in just 49 hours, with a record 29,284 metric tonnes handled in the last 24 hours alone. The swift turnaround is being seen as a major milestone, particularly given the adverse weather currently affecting Goa’s coastline. Delta Ports attributed the success to the leadership of its Vice President, Raghoba Kotkar,…

Team Goemkarponn VASCO: With the Damodar Saptah festival fast approaching, Vasco MLA Krishna Salkar on Friday morning conducted a joint site inspection of the ongoing road widening works near the St Andrews Church junction. The inspection was carried out in the presence of Mormugao Municipal Council (MMC) Chairperson Girish Borker, as well as officials from the PWD, traffic department, and local police. Speaking to reporters, Salkar said that while the road widening project was originally planned for completion before June 28, the early onset of monsoon showers had disrupted the schedule. “The road is almost ready and the overhead electrical…

New Delhi: Amid rising tensions in West Asia, the Government of India has launched Operation Sindhu to safely evacuate Indian nationals stranded in conflict-hit regions of Iran and Israel. The massive effort, coordinated by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), has successfully brought back 4,415 individuals so far through 19 special evacuation flights, including three Indian Air Force (IAF) C-17 aircraft. The operation began on June 18, with the Indian Missions in Tehran, Yerevan, and Ashgabat working in coordination to move citizens across land borders into Armenia and Turkmenistan, where flights to India were arranged. Iran formally opened its airspace…

Team Goemkarponn MORMUGAO: Responding to growing public concern over road safety, the Mormugao Port Authority (MPA) on Friday morning began work on reducing the height of the compound wall near the up and down ramps at Baina flyover. The move follows persistent demands from local residents, who have blamed the wall for creating blind spots and contributing to accidents in the area. Sources confirmed that MPA workers began the wall modification early in the day, but many locals continued to insist on the complete removal of the wall, terming it a hazard that has turned the stretch into an accident-prone…

Team Goemkarponn PANAJI: In a sustained effort to curb illegal immigration, Goa Police on Friday disclosed that 77 foreign nationals who had overstayed their visas were deported between January 1 and June 27 this year. According to FRRO Superintendent of Police Arshi Aadil, those deported included 32 men and 45 women from multiple countries, with the highest numbers coming from Russia, Uganda, and Bangladesh. Among the men deported were 13 Russians, 12 Bangladeshis, and one each from Uganda, Nigeria, Poland, Morocco, Britain, Ukraine, and Mauritius. The women included 17 Ugandans, 14 Bangladeshis, 12 Russians, and one each from Britain, Ukraine,…

Team Goemkarponn COLVALE:Police have arrested an undertrial prisoner in connection with a plot to smuggle cannabis into the high-security Colvale Central Jail, marking a major step forward in the ongoing investigation. The suspect, Manthan Chari, is already incarcerated for his alleged involvement in a 2024 murder in Mapusa. According to investigators, the seized consignment of ganja—hurled over the jail’s boundary wall last week—was meant for Chari’s use inside the prison. Following his arrest on Friday, Chari was produced before a Mapusa court, which ordered four days of police custody to facilitate further inquiries. This latest arrest follows an earlier operation…

Team Goemkarponn BICHOLIM/CALANGUTE: Goa Police have arrested two men from Haryana for running an elaborate ATM card swapping scam that targeted unsuspecting users in Bicholim and Panaji, and is suspected to be linked to over 100 such crimes across India. The arrests followed a complaint by 79-year-old Vasudev Sawant from Mayem, who reported that on June 25, two men posing as helpful bystanders at an SBI ATM in Bicholim swapped his card under the guise of assisting him. The accused then withdrew ₹40,000 in multiple transactions using his card at a different ATM nearby. Police investigation revealed the suspects had…