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Team Goemkarponn Panaji: In a significant step towards making healthcare more accessible, Goa’s Health Minister Vishwajit Rane underscored the importance of the Mega Medical Camp held at Nuvem, emphasizing that it is more than just an event, but a personal commitment to ensure every Goan receives free and quality healthcare, regardless of their background. Held in Nuvem, this initiative removes the financial barriers to medical check-ups and offers free consultations across various medical specialties. Rane highlighted that health is often taken for granted until a challenge arises, and he has always believed that no one should worry about the cost…

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Team Goemkarponn Panaji: In a move that has sparked widespread outrage, Goa police arrested activist Rama Kankonkar on Friday for allegedly making derogatory and threatening statements against Chief Minister Pramod Sawant. The arrest, which took place in Panjim, has been vehemently condemned by opposition parties and other political leaders, who see it as a blatant attempt to silence voices of dissent. Goa Congress Chief Amit Patkar has strongly criticized the arrest, labelling it as another example of the BJP government’s dictatorial tactics. “Instead of targeting those who genuinely threaten democracy, the government is focusing on activists who are fighting to…

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Team Goemkarponn Panaji: Goa Police DGP Alok Kumar says the three initiatives are based on modern technology and have been introduced to improve public service delivery and to address issues of cyberspace. Kumar says, “Goa police has launched three initiatives based on modern technology. They have been introduced to improve public service delivery and to address issues of cyberspace,” he added. The first initiative is the Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Lab, which will cater to all aspects of policing, he said. “The second initiative is the ‘Quick Pass System’… The third and major initiative is ‘Cyber Yoddha’, keeping in…

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New Delhi In the wake of a recent controversy involving crass remarks by social media influencer Ranveer Allahbadia, the Indian government is re-examining its approach to regulating digital content. The Information and Broadcasting Ministry, based in New Delhi, is currently assessing whether existing laws are sufficient to tackle the growing concern over obscene and violent content on digital platforms. This move comes as various stakeholders, including high courts, the Supreme Court, and statutory bodies like the National Commission of Women, have voiced their concerns about the misuse of freedom of expression online. The ministry’s review is prompted by a parliamentary…

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New Delhi: In a move aimed at enhancing borrower flexibility, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has proposed eliminating foreclosure charges and prepayment penalties on floating rate loans. This draft guideline, open for public feedback until March 21, 2025, targets loans taken by individuals and Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) for business purposes. The RBI’s initiative comes as part of broader efforts to streamline lending practices and reduce borrower grievances. The draft rules apply to a wide range of financial institutions, including Scheduled Commercial Banks, Local Area Banks, Co-operative Banks, Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs), Housing Finance Companies (HFCs), and All…

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New Delhi: In the heart of India’s capital, a political storm is brewing over unmet promises. Just days after the BJP’s victory in the Delhi elections, former Chief Minister Atishi is challenging the new administration to deliver on its key campaign pledge: a monthly financial assistance of Rs 2,500 to women. This promise, made by Prime Minister Narendra Modi during an election rally on January 31, 2025, was expected to be approved in the first cabinet meeting. However, the scheme was notably absent from the agenda of the BJP’s inaugural cabinet session on February 20. Atishi, who won her seat…

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New Delhi: In a surprising turn of events during the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, a broadcast mishap has sparked a new controversy, particularly affecting the highly anticipated tournament. On Thursday, during the live broadcast of the India vs Bangladesh match in Dubai, the tournament logo displayed on the screen omitted Pakistan’s name, despite the country being the official host of the event. The incident has drawn significant attention and criticism, especially since the logo had correctly featured Pakistan’s name in previous matches, including the tournament opener between Pakistan and New Zealand. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has expressed strong dissatisfaction…

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