Team Goemkarponn MARGAO: In a significant move towards enhancing the sewerage infrastructure in Margao, MLA of Margao, Digambar Kamat, has spearheaded two crucial projects that promise to improve sanitation and connectivity in the region. These initiatives, which employ cutting-edge Horizontal Directional Drilling (HDD) technology, are set to modernize the sewerage network while minimizing disruptions to roads and existing utilities. One of the key projects focuses on the development of the sewerage network at Monti Hill, covering essential healthcare institutions such as T.B Hospital, Ayush Hospital, and Aster Hospital. The project, undertaken by Tejman Infrastructures at a cost of Rs. 4.79…
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Hyderabad: A simmering conflict at the University of Hyderabad reached a boiling point as students clashed with police over the Telangana government’s ambitious plan to redevelop 400 acres of land adjacent to their campus. This not only sparked local outrage but also ignited a political firestorm, with the opposition Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) lambasting the governing Congress party for alleged police brutality against the protesters. In the heart of Hyderabad’s IT corridor, the students’ protest stands as a powerful symbol of resistance against what they see as an ecological threat. The government’s proposal to set up an IT park on…
New Delhi: In the vibrant diplomatic and economic landscape of New Delhi, Indian and U.S. officials engaged in pivotal trade discussions from March 26-29. These talks were part of a broader effort to strengthen bilateral economic ties while facing potential tariff challenges set to begin on April 2. U.S. President Donald Trump had previously highlighted India’s tariffs, labeling the country a “tariff king” for its high import duties, which pose significant barriers to American exports. The negotiations were led by India’s commerce ministry and a U.S. delegation headed by Assistant U.S. Trade Representative for South and Central Asia Brendan Lynch.…
New Delhi: In a recent address in Chhattisgarh, Prime Minister Narendra Modi underscored the role of past policies in fostering Naxalism, particularly in regions where development was lacking. He emphasized how decades of neglect under previous governments allowed Maoist insurgency to flourish, especially in areas like Chhattisgarh. Simultaneously, Modi highlighted the significant shift towards peace in Maoist-affected regions due to ongoing development efforts under his administration. Prime Minister Modi’s remarks were made during a public meeting in Mohbhattha village, Bilaspur district, where he directly linked the encouragement of Maoism to Congress policies. “The regions that lagged behind in development saw…
Team Goemkarponn Panaji: In a vibrant celebration of linguistic and cultural heritage, Dr. Dada Vaidya College of Education, under the auspices of Goa Vidyaprasarak Mandal, hosted the ‘Indradhanushya’ program for the third consecutive year. This event not only highlighted the importance of education through the mother tongue but also showcased the rich tapestry of talent in languages and subjects. At the forefront was Sahitya Akademi Award winner Dr. Prakash Paryenkar, who emphasized the significance of the Konkani language in today’s educational landscape. The program, which took place on March 20th, began with a melodious welcome song and the traditional lighting…
Team Goemkarponn Panaji: In the vibrant city of Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, a remarkable sports event unfolded from March 26 to 29, 2025. The Jimmy George Sports Hub Swimming Pool was abuzz with talent as the XXVI National Deaf Senior Swimming Championship took place, organized by the All India Sports Council of the Deaf. Amidst this pool of gifted athletes, Aahil Sheikh from Goa stood out, weaving an impressive tale of dedication and triumph. Under the expert guidance of Coach Sujith T.A. at the Khelo India State Centre of Excellence in Panjim, Aahil perfected his skills, culminating in a spectacular performance that…
Team Goemkarponn Panaji: Goa’s iconic Clube Tennis de Gaspar Dias, founded in the mid-1920s as a humble bamboo-mat shack for beach outings along Miramar Beach, has since evolved into a distinguished social and sporting hub for Panaji’s elite. A cherished venue for bridge, trouque, lively banter and tennis, the club now embarks on its centenary celebrations, marking 100 years of rich heritage starting April 2025. Clube Tennis de Gaspar Dias, one of Goa’s oldest social clubs, has witnessed the state’s journey from colonial rule to its full-fledged status as India’s 25th state. As it marks its centenary in April 2025,…







