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New Delhi: As global economic uncertainties persist, India’s exports have faced a fourth consecutive monthly decline, reaching $36.91 billion in February 2025. This downturn is particularly notable given the country’s reliance on international trade for economic growth. However, despite these challenges, India’s trade deficit narrowed significantly to $14.05 billion in February, largely due to a substantial reduction in imports. On a more positive note, India’s cumulative exports for the period from April to February 2024-25 showed a 6.24% increase, reflecting resilience in the face of adversity. In the main, India’s merchandise exports in February 2025 were $36.91 billion, a decline…

Team Goemkarponn Agassaim: In a shocking turn of events, the tranquillity of Goa’s academic landscape has been disrupted by allegations of a question paper leak at Goa University. This scandal has prompted a strong reaction from student organizations, who have taken swift action to address the issue. On Monday, at the Agacaim Police Station, a complaint was lodged by prominent student bodies, including the NSUI, Youth Congress, and Pradesh Congress. The complaint targets the university’s handling of a professor allegedly involved in leaking exam papers, sparking widespread outrage and calls for accountability. The organizations have condemned the university for its…

Team Goemkarponn PANAJI: Goa University Vice Chancellor today has suspended Dr. Pranav P. Naik, Assistant Professor, School of Physical & Applied Sciences, Goa University for allegedly disclosing exam question papers to a female student. “Allegations have been made against Dr. Pranav P. Naik, Assistant Professor, School of Physical & Applied Sciences, Goa University for the purpose of disclosing exam question papers to a female student The order also states that Dr. Pranav P. Naik is placed under suspension with effect from 17/03/2025 in terms of Rule 10 of the CCS (CCA) Rules, 1965 and shall remain under suspension until further…

Team Goemkarponn PANAJI: Shikha Pathak, Head Referee of the Fighting Discipline at the Ju-Jitsu Asian Union, has been selected as an International Technical Official for some of the biggest upcoming international Ju-Jitsu events. Pathak will represent the Asian continent at the European Ju-Jitsu Youth Championship in Cyprus from March 21 to 23, followed by the Ju-Jitsu Paris Grand Prix from April 26 to 28. She will also officiate at the Ju-Jitsu Asian Championship in Jordan from May 22 to 26 and the Thailand Grand Prix in Bangkok later this year. Her achievements continue to bring pride to India, especially after…

Team Goemkarponn PORIEM: Poriem MLA Dr Deviya Ran Laid the foundation stone for the Construction of an Irrigation Tank in the field of Puno Ladu Gaonkar at Hivre Village, Thane Panchayat, marking a significant step toward ensuring sustainable water management and agricultural support for the local community. The initiative, undertaken at an estimated cost of ₹28 lakh, was proposed following a request from Village Panchayat Dong-Thane, recognizing the need to store and utilize the natural freshwater spring that flows throughout the year—even during the peak summer months. During our visit, the residents of Hivre Khurd expressed the need for a…

Team Goemkarponn MARGAO: Festivals like Shigmo and Carnival, according to Chief Minister Pramod Sawant, not only encourage cultural tourism in Goa but also increase people’s pleasure. He encouraged people to support cultural tourism by maintaining Goa’s cleanliness and beauty while speaking during Sunday’s grand Shigmo float procession in Margao. From Pernem to Canacona, people in Goa have displayed the various varieties of Shigmo. He emphasized the importance of promoting cultural tourism, saying, “This demonstrates that Goans have not forgotten their culture and traditions.” He referred to the march as a manifestation of Nari Shakti, or women’s strength, and emphasized the…

Team Goemkarponn BICHOLIM: Health Minister Vishwajit Rane said there are plans to set up a centralised command centre, in collaboration with Reliance, for collecting health data to facilitate better medical treatment for citizens. “The government will appoint 60 new medical officers and provide 75 new ambulances to health centers across the state,” Rane stated, highlighting the unique measures the government has made to deliver high-quality healthcare to the general public, especially the poor. Furthermore, 15 different kinds of testing facilities will be installed at 212 sub-health centers. He was addressing following the opening of a massive medical camp at the…