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Team Goemkarponn SIOLIM: The Department of Tourism, Government of Goa, in collaboration with the Siolim São João Traditional Boat Festival & Cultural Organisation, is pleased to announce the celebration of Siolim São João 2025 on 24th June 2025. This much-awaited cultural extravaganza will take place in the vibrant riverside village of Siolim, opposite St. Anthony’s Church, and promises an afternoon filled with tradition, colour, and community spirit. This year’s edition will witness the distinguished presence of Rohan A. Khaunte,  Minister for Tourism; Nilkant Halarnkar,  Minister for Fisheries; Dr. Ganesh C. Gaonkar, Chairman GTDC; Delilah Lobo, MLA, Siolim Constituency; Michael Lobo,…

Team Goemkarponn Panaji: In a major breakthrough in the ₹100 crore investment scam, Interpol has issued a Red Corner Notice (RCN) against Myron Rodrigues, the alleged kingpin behind the multi-crore fraud. Rodrigues is accused of orchestrating an elaborate investment scheme that duped numerous investors by promising unusually high returns. The scam, which has rocked Goa’s financial circles, also implicates his wife and ex-wife, both allegedly involved in the fraudulent operations. Sources in the Goa Police confirmed that the Red Corner Notice was issued following a formal request from the Economic Offences Cell (EOC), amid strong suspicion that Rodrigues had fled…

Team Goemkarponn VARCA: The Department of Tourism, Government of Goa, has taken serious cognizance of a recent incident involving illegal activities along the Varca beach stretch. A video clipping dated 18/06/2025, submitted to the department, reveals a vehicle (JCB) engaged in unauthorized sand extraction and alteration of natural dune features, actions that are strictly prohibited under the Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) Notification issued under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and the Goa Tourist Places Protection and Maintenance Act, 2001. The illegal activity constitutes a clear violation of environmental norms and has prompted the Department of Tourism to forward the matter…

By Irfan Iqbal Gheta Goa CM Dr Pramod Sawant has cracked the whip at last. The wait is over. The suspense has ended. Shri Govind Gaude Ji – now former Art & Culture Minister – has received the pink slip from his boss. In other words, he’s been dropped from the Dr Pramod Sawant-led cabinet. This development follows Shri Govind Bab’s controversial speech, which hinted at corrupt practices within the ministry — a ministry held by none other than you-know-who. The move is significant. It demonstrates CM Dr Pramod Sawant’s firm grip over his cabinet. These marching orders leave no…

Chief Minister Pramod Sawant recently issued a stern warning to industries allegedly indulging in labour exploitation, stating that strict action would be taken against violators. He further advised industries to hire Goan contractors and provide more jobs to local youth, claiming that there are “ample job opportunities” in the state. On paper, this may sound like a well-intentioned move to address unemployment. But in practice, it reveals a deep disconnect between political rhetoric and ground reality. Let’s be blunt, Goa doesn’t have a job availability crisis. It has a job attitude crisis. Private industries in Goa are struggling, not because…

Team Goemkarponn PORVORIM: Chief Minister Pramod Sawant has warned that strict action will be taken against industries indulging in labour exploitation. He pointed out that while there are ample job opportunities in the state, many people are reluctant to join due to lack of job security. To address this issue, Sawant urged industries to employ Goan contractors, stating that they are better positioned to provide employment to local youth. “Industries must understand the ground reality. Goan contractors can ensure fair employment practices and help reduce unemployment among locals,” the CM said. In a major welfare push, the Chief Minister announced…

New Delhi: In the wake of the tragic Air India Dreamliner crash in Ahmedabad on June 12, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has intensified oversight of the airline’s Boeing 787 fleet. The crash, which resulted in the deaths of 241 people onboard and 29 on the ground, marked the first-ever fatal accident involving a Boeing 787 Dreamliner globally, resulting in what is known as a “hull loss”—complete destruction of the aircraft. Since the incident, a total of 66 Dreamliner flights have been cancelled within just six days. The cancellations are part of a larger effort to conduct thorough…