Team Goemkarponn VASCO: The Mormugao administration has banned the use of DJ music systems during Ganesh Visarjan processions across the taluka, allowing organisers to conduct traditional Dindi processions accompanied by conventional musical instruments. The decision was taken at a joint meeting convened by the Mormugao Deputy Collector along with Vasco MLA Krishna Salkar on Wednesday to review preparations for the upcoming Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations. Officials from the Police Department, Mormugao Municipal Council and other concerned departments attended the meeting. The Deputy Collector directed Ganesh mandals and organisers not to use DJ systems during immersion processions and instead follow the traditional…
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Team Goemkarponn CHICALIM: The long-pending Chicalim garden project is finally set to move towards execution, with Panchayat Minister Mauvin Godinho announcing that the foundation stone will be laid shortly. Godinho was speaking to reporters after inaugurating a four-arm high-mast electricity lamp near the Shivaji Statue at Chicalim. The new installation is expected to improve illumination and visibility in the area, particularly during the upcoming Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations. The Minister also distributed musical instruments to the Ganapati Temple at New Vaddem, supporting local religious and cultural activities. Speaking about the festive preparations, Godinho said the government had decided to illuminate public…
Team Goemkarponn VALPOI: Valpoi Police have registered an offence against a 43-year-old scooter rider for allegedly driving rashly and negligently and causing a collision that left a 19-year-old pillion rider grievously injured at Honda Market in Sattari. The case was registered on September 9 at 12.32 pm based on a complaint by HC 4816 Shyam Polekar, attached to Valpoi Police Station, in connection with MV Accident No. 35/2026 dated September 3. According to police, the accident occurred around 7.15 pm on September 3 near Honda Market when Vasim Mehboob Beig, 43, a resident of Postwada, Honda, was allegedly riding an…
Team Goemkarponn PANAJI: A 23-year-old taxi driver sustained cut and bleeding injuries after he was allegedly assaulted with a sickle at a room in Panaji on September 8, police said. The offence was registered at 1.19 am on September 9 following a complaint by Altaf Chapparbanch, a resident of Chimbel, Tiswadi. According to the complaint, Altaf received a call from his friend Arjun around 4 pm, asking him to come to his residence in Panaji for some work. The complainant subsequently went to the room where Arjun was working as a caretaker and reached there around 4.30 pm. Police said…
Team Goemkarponn CALANGUTE: Cyber Crime Police have registered a case following an alleged online financial fraud in which ₹1.88 lakh was fraudulently withdrawn from the bank account of a Calangute resident. The case was registered at 12.45 pm on September 9, 2026, after Cyber Crime Police Station, Ribandar, received a Zero FIR registered on September 5 based on a complaint filed by Ramesh Desai, a resident of Porbovaddo, Calangute. According to the complaint, an unknown accused allegedly carried out an unauthorised and fraudulent transaction of ₹1,88,500 from the complainant’s bank account on September 5 around 11.30 am. Police have registered…
Team Goemkarponn VAGATOR: Anjuna Police have registered an offence against a 29-year-old Bangladeshi national for allegedly staying illegally in Goa without valid travel documents. According to police, the case was registered on September 9 following a complaint by PSI Saish Shetgaonkar of Anjuna Police Station. The accused has been identified as Fatema Khatun, 29, daughter of Belal Sarder, who was residing at Casa De Royal Boutique Resort, Vagator. Police said she is a native of Muslim Nagar, Joypurhat, Bangladesh. Khatun was allegedly found at the resort around 12.15 pm on September 9 and was found to be staying in India…
Team Goemkarponn VAGATOR: Anjuna Police have registered an offence against the owner/manager of M/s Clara Goa, Vagator, for allegedly violating noise pollution norms by playing music beyond the permissible time and sound limit. The case was registered on September 9 following an email received from the Goa State Pollution Control Board and a complaint lodged by PSI Sahil V. Warang of Anjuna Police Station. According to the complaint, the violation occurred between 10 pm and 11 pm on September 8, 2026, at Clara Goa, where the sound level was recorded at 79.6 decibels (dB). Police said the establishment was found…







