Kolkata: The recent wave of violence in West Bengal’s Murshidabad district has left a trail of displacement and havoc, forcing numerous families to seek refuge either in neighboring Jharkhand or in temporary relief camps in Malda. The unrest was sparked by protests against the Waqf Amendment Act, which have not only highlighted the fragility of law and order in the region but also brought political parties at loggerheads. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has faced severe criticism for her government’s perceived inaction, as the situation continues to simmer with communal tensions on the rise. Unrest and Political Fallout The violence in…
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Goemkarponn Desk PANAJI:The Manohar Parrikar School of Law, Governance and Public Policy, Goa University in association with the Camões – Centro de Língua Portuguesa (CLP), Panaji, will host a special academic discussion and project launch of “Adapting Coastal Regulations to Climate Change: A Legal Comparative Study between Goa, India and Portugal” on April 16, 2025 at 4:30 PM at Camões –CLP, Casa Basílio Dias, Rua de Ormuz Road, Panaji. This event is being organized under the framework of an MoU between Goa University and the Faculty of Law, University of Lisbon, and brings together scholars undertaking parallel legal research on…
Team Goemkarponn PANAJI: In a sign of rising illegal gambling activity, Panaji Police registered four cases under the Goa Public Gambling Act within a 24-hour period, indicating a potential spike in Matka gambling operations across the city. The cases were booked as part of a focused crackdown by the police, who have intensified vigilance in areas known for gambling activities. Though the police have not yet released detailed information about the individuals involved or items seized, sources confirmed that action was taken based on specific intelligence inputs. “The operations are part of our ongoing efforts to curb illegal gambling. We…
Team Goemkarponn PANAJI: A 10-member delegation from the Meghalaya Industrial Development Corporation (MIDC) visited Goa Industrial Development Corporation (Goa-IDC) to study and understand best practices adopted by the Corporation in promoting industrial growth and governance. The delegation was led by Shri James K. Sangma, Chairman of MIDC and former Home Minister of the Government of Meghalaya. Accompanying him were six Co-Chairmen of MIDC—Shri Donbok Khymdeit, Shri.Donkupar Sumer, Shri..Ransom Sunga, Shri Embhahlang Syiemlieh, ShriEl Eleazer Chyne, and Shri.Alphonse Sangma—as well as senior officials including Shri Delanee D. Nongmalieh, Managing Director, MIDC; Shri M. Dkhar, AGM – Finance, MIDC and Shri Kerlang…
Team Goemkarponn PANAJI: Don Bosco College, Panjim, ignited the spirit of competition, creativity and camaraderie with its flagship event, Meteora 2025. This year, the 15th edition of the much-anticipated intercollegiate festival, themed ‘The World of Video Games and Pixels’, took the excitement to a whole new level. Aptly titled Meteora Protocol XV: Power Up and Play, the two-day extravaganza was held at the Oratory. The festival commenced with an electrifying opening ceremony, setting the stage for two days of thrilling competitions and entertainment. The event was graced by esteemed dignitaries. The esteemed presence of the chief guest, Honourable MLA of…
Team Goemkarponn MARGAO: In a significant political statement, Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant on Tuesday said that “Acche Din” (good days) are on the horizon for Margao, hinting at major development plans and reaffirming his support for local MLA and former Congress leader Digambar Kamat. Speaking at a BJP workers’ meeting in Margao, Sawant addressed growing concerns within party ranks over Kamat’s induction into the BJP after his defection from the Congress in September 2022. “Every time I visit Margao, I’m asked about Digambar Kamat joining the Cabinet. Let me say it clearly – good days are coming to Margao,”…
Team Goemkarponn PANAJI: In a nail-biting encounter at the 18th Rebello Pandal football tournament, Dragon Boys Borda successfully fought back to secure their spot in the quarterfinals. Their victory against Fatima Boys Baida Chinchinnim, with a thrilling 5-4 scoreline, showcased the team’s resilience and skill. This heart-stopping match at the St. Rita Church ground in Maina Curtorim had spectators on the edge of their seats as goals flew in from both sides. Dragon Boys Borda’s comeback was nothing short of remarkable, considering Fatima Boys took an early lead. Deral Rebello had set the pace for Fatima Boys, scoring two goals…







