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New Delhi: In the heart of New Delhi, a heated debate has unfolded between Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin and Union Home Minister Amit Shah, centering on language policies and their implications for the state. This exchange comes as tensions rise over the National Education Policy (NEP) and its proposed three-language formula, which Stalin vehemently opposes, accusing the Centre of attempting to impose Hindi on non-Hindi speaking states. The controversy began when Stalin criticized the Centre for what he perceives as an attempt to impose Hindi through the NEP, likening the situation to “an LKG student lecturing a PhD…

Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has challenged External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar’s assertion that India will reclaim Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). Abdullah’s remarks not only questioned the government’s intent and ability to retrieve PoK but also highlighted the missed opportunities during the Kargil War. Moreover, he emphasized the need to address Chinese-occupied territories in Ladakh, such as the Shaksgam Valley, which remain largely overlooked in the national discourse. In the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly, Abdullah reacted strongly to Jaishankar’s statement, asking who is stopping the government from reclaiming PoK. He pointed out that India had a prime opportunity…

Team Goemkarponn PANAJI: Chief Minister Pramod Sawant today said that he explored the possibility of a delegation from Goa visiting Uttar Pradesh to identify and develop collaborative initiatives that benefit workers in both states. Sawant chaired a meeting with Uttar Pradesh Minister for Labour, Anil Rajbhar, in the presence of Goa’s Minister for Labour & Revenue, Atanasio Monserrate. He also said that the the discussions focused on various initiatives and schemes implemented by the Office of the Commissioner of Labour & Employment, including programs under the Goa Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board (GBOCWWB) and the Goa Labour Welfare…

By Sandeep Heble We live in a world where the idea of an ideal society—one built on truth, ethics, and justice—has always been preached. Yet, when we look all around us, history seems to reward the practical, the ruthless, and sometimes, even the notorious. Maybe in books, scriptures and films, the narrative is different, but in real life, the good guys seem to always finish last. At least most of the time. Aurangzeb ruled for nearly 50 years with a vicious streak, crushing opposition, silencing dissent, and expanding his empire with ruthless efficiency. In contrast, leaders who followed dharma and…

Team Goemkarponn PANAJI: After the Board’s submission confirmed that 24 units, including resorts in Agonda, had been operating without the necessary permissions, the High Court of Bombay at Goa ordered the Goa State Pollution Control Board (GSPCB) to seal 20 establishments in Agonda that are operating without mandatory consent. Of these, 20 units were also ordered to suspend operations. The Division Bench, which was made up of Justices M S Karnik and Nivedita Mehta, gave the officials instructions to seal the premises and instructed the Deputy Collector to make sure the process was followed the law. Regarding its prior guarantee…

Team Goemkarponn CORTALIM: Cortalim MLA Anton Vas, along with Cortalim Sarpanch Ujwala Naik and panchayat members, gathered at the Verna Police Station to demand strict action against Krishna Yadav, a resident of Pinna Nagoa and native of Varanasi, who allegedly assaulted Panchayat member Michael Desa with a rod on March 3. MLA Vas condemned the attack, emphasizing that violence against elected representatives would not be tolerated. “Michael Desai was assaulted on the head with a rod by a migrant when he was only doing his duty. The attacker fled the scene, but Verna Police took swift action and arrested him.…

Team Goemkarponn ZUARINAGAR: South Goa MP Captain Viriato Fernandes met with several affected villagers from Bellem Velsao on during a meeting organized by Cortalim TMC leader Mariano Rodrigues, social worker Roquezinho D’Souza, and other dignitaries. The meeting addressed growing concerns over a private construction company fencing off land at Zuaringar, allegedly restricting age-old access to villagers, including pathways leading to a crematorium and a site with a holy cross. Speaking to the media, Captain Fernandes expressed his strong opposition to the ongoing land takeovers, blaming large-scale changes in zoning plans since 2018. “This is not new; we have seen ODPs…