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Team Goemkarponn CURCHOREM: A tragic incident occurred at Curchorem Railway Station, where a man was found dead on the railway tracks. The deceased has been identified as Jayant Parmar (41) , a resident of Chawakwado, Curchorem. As per the inquiry conducted by the Vasco Railway police, Parmar, who was reportedly suffering from epilepsy, is believed to have suffered a seizure while walking alongside the tracks. He lost consciousness and was struck by a passing train, resulting in death due to fatal injuries. The incident took place at Km 69/300 on Road No. 3 of Curchorem Railway Station. The police, after…

Team Goemkarponn PORVORIM: In a noteworthy development, the High Court has instructed authorities to reinstate the paddy field at Guirim within a strict deadline of three months. Non-compliance with this directive will be viewed as an act of disobedience, as stated by Adv. Om D’Costa, who highlighted the situation to the court. This case arises from a Writ PIL filed concerning the unlawful filling of low-lying agricultural lands in the villages of Socorro, Guirim, and Sangolda. The petition further demands the long-awaited demolition and restoration of land, in accordance with a previous ruling by the Hon’ble High Court of Goa.…

Team Goemkarponn PANAJI: The alliance between the BJP and MGP seems to be on the verge of breaking apart, as Chief Minister Pramod Sawant openly reiterated his party’s assertion over the Priol constituency, indicating a possible division in anticipation of the 2027 assembly elections. Although the elections are still over a year away, the Chief Minister’s remarks have notably heightened political tensions in Ponda. While not directly naming its ally, Sawant indicated that Priol would stay aligned with the BJP, referring to it as a “white line on a black stone,” and dismissed any possibility of compromise on the issue.…

Team Goemkarponn ST INEZ: Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) today has expressed concerns over missed deadline of Smart City works. “Imagine Panaji Smart City works have missed their deadline and are still incomplete,” said Palekar He further alleged that subpar concrete was used on soft land in the Panaji area, resulting in wastage of approximately ₹1,400 crores of public funds. Palekar also highlighted the need for accountability and transparency in the project’s execution. Adv Palekar criticised the execution of the project and expressed concerns about the lack of accountability. “Over Rs 1,000 crore had already been spent on the Smart City…

Team Goemkarponn PANAJI: Imagine Panaji Smart City Development Ltd (IPSCDL) CEO Sanjit Rodrigues stated that the roads in Panaji under the Smart City project have been completed, as per the affidavit submitted to the High Court, which had set a deadline of March 31. “Roads in Panaji under the Smart City project have been completed, as per the affidavit submitted to the High Court, which had set a deadline of March 31,” said Rodrigues He further said that according to the affidavit submitted to the High Court, the laying of bituminous concrete, along with road painting and signal installation on…

New Delhi: April 2 approaches, the global business landscape is set to change, marking what has been dubbed “Liberation Day” by US President Donald Trump. This day will see the unveiling of a new tariff plan, a move that is expected to send ripples across multiple industries worldwide, including those in India. The impending tariffs pose a significant threat to several Indian sectors, particularly those involved in liquor, meat, and sugar exports. In recent years, the United States has been India’s largest trading partner, accounting for nearly 18% of its total goods exports. This relationship spans across 30 different sectors,…

New Delhi: As India enters its summer season, running from April to June, the country is poised to endure a period of unrelenting heat, marked by above-normal temperatures and an increased number of heatwave days. This challenging weather scenario, as forecasted by the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), threatens to place significant stress on lives and livelihoods across the nation. The prolonged exposure to extreme heat is particularly concerning due to its potential to exacerbate existing socio-economic challenges. Indian summers are notorious for their sweltering temperatures, often surpassing 45 degrees Celsius (113 degrees Fahrenheit) at their peak. This year, the IMD…