New Delhi: In a decade marked by significant diplomatic victories, the Government of India has successfully secured the release of nearly 10,000 Indians imprisoned abroad. This achievement is a testament to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s commitment to the welfare of Indian citizens overseas. Since Modi took office in 2014, the Ministry of External Affairs and the Prime Minister personally have engaged in proactive diplomatic efforts to ensure the safe return of Indian nationals. At the heart of these diplomatic efforts are instances where strong bilateral ties and personal rapport with global leaders have played a crucial role. The United Arab…
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New Delhi: In a daring anti-Naxalite operation, security forces in India have delivered a significant blow to Naxalism by neutralizing 16 Naxals in the Sukma-Dantewada border region of Chhattisgarh. This major success resonates with Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s vow to eradicate Naxalism by March 31, 2026, as he commended the bravery of the security forces involved. Saturday’s encounter in the Upampalli Kerlapal forest area marked a robust response to the Naxal threat, with two jawans sustaining minor injuries during the operation. The gunfight began early in the morning near the Kerlapal police station as the joint forces, comprising personnel…
Team Goemkarponn PANAJI: WRD Minister Subhash Shirodkar said that eue to constant efforts of the state government, the ground water in the State is in safe zone. “The Government is consistently working on water harvesting structures, like Dams, MI tanks, bandharas, rain water harvesting structure etc,” said Shirodkar He further said that department have constructed around 300 bandharas, rejuvenated 164 lakes under Amrut Sarovar and have recently constructed 33 nos of rain water Harvesting Structures. “The dynamic Ground Water estimation is a regular exercise conducted jointly by Water Resources Department and Central Ground Water Board(GOI) ,where in the performance of…
Team Goemkarponn PANAJI: Pre-monsoon showers are predicted for the weekend by the India Meteorological Department (IMD) Goa, providing much-needed respite from the intense heat. The State reported a high temperature of 34.3 degrees Celsius on Friday, with the “feels-like” temperature reaching almost 41 degrees Celsius. The humidity stayed on the upper side even though the “feels-like” temperature dropped slightly to 39 °C after 4 pm. Around 28 °C was the lowest recorded temperature. With light to moderate rainfall predicted to lower the temperature, relief is anticipated on Saturday and Sunday. Along with the rains, the IMD has forecast lightning and…
Team Goemkarponn PANAJI: According to new rules announced by the government on Friday under the Goa School Education Act of 1984, the academic year 2025–2026 will start on April 7 rather than April 1. According to the new rules, students in Classes VI through X and XII will begin their academic year in April and end in March, while students in Classes I through V and XI will begin their term in June and finish in March. Students in grades I through V will begin classes on June 4. In a corrigendum, Director of Education Shailesh Zingade stated, “The date…
Team Goemkarponn PANAJI: The Executive Council of Goa University has decided to initiate disciplinary proceedings against Dr. Pranav Naik as per the provisions of the Goa University statutes and the CCS CCA rules applicable to service matters in the alleged paper leak case. In order to support a follow-up investigation into what it has described as Dr. Naik’s alleged unlawful and unapproved activities, the university has also lodged a complaint against him with the Agassaim Police. Prof. Harilal Menon, the university’s vice chancellor, had previously said that Dr. Naik had not leaked any papers. He did point out, nevertheless, that…
In recent years, Goa has become known not only for its stunning beaches and vibrant nightlife but also as one of the safest states for women in India. While every destination has its challenges, Goa stands out for its progressive approach and low crime rate, making it a welcoming space for both local and international women travellers. According to recent statistics, Goa’s crime rate is significantly lower than the national average. In 2021, India reported a national average of 445.9 incidents per 100,000 people, which marked a decrease from 487.8 incidents the previous year. Additionally, Goa consistently showcases a lower…







