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KARWAR: A Special Court for MLAs/MPs in Bengaluru convicted Congress Karwar MLA Satish K Sail on Thursday, October 24 in the Belekeri iron order export case. The bench headed by Judge Santhosh Gajanan Bhat passed the order and the quantum of the punishment will be pronounced on October 25. The counsel for the convicted MLA pleaded that his client not be taken into police custody. However, the judge maintained that once the order passed it was not possible to prevent it. MLA Satish Sail will be arrested any moment following the order by the court and he will be shifted…

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Team Goemkarponn CANACONA: Canacona police have arrested a native from Uttarakhand in possession of 109 grams of Charas worth Rs.54,500/- on Wednesday evening. According to Canacona police, a narcotic raid was conducted on specific information that a raid was conducted on Wednesday evening and arrested one Manoj Kumar in illegal possession of Charas. The accused, a native from Bageshwar, Uttarakhand was found in possession of 109 grams of Charas worth rupees 54,500/-. Police recovered the same and the accused person is remanded to two days police custody. Canacona Police Station PSI Vishal L Velip is investigating the case.

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Team Goemkarponn CANACONA: Agonda Sarpanch Prettal Fernandes appointed on Sarpanch Samvaad Advisory Committee (SSAC). Fernandes became the first and only from Goa amongst the 24 designated members from 17 States of India along-with Institutional members from Quality Council of India(QCI). Fernandes is amongst the 11 new representatives from selected and appointed across the Pan-India. Previously known as Sarpanch Samvad Executive Committee (SSEC) with already 13 appointed members, beginning 22nd Oct’2024 is officially revamped as Sarpanch Samvad Advisory Committee. The newly structured body unites all 13 previously appointed members of the Executive Committee with the inclusion of 11 new representatives from…

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Team Goemkarponn BHOMA: Minister and Priol MLA Govind Gaude claimed that the people of Bhoma are spending their time on agitations on the highway expansion problem and that they have been misinformed that the plan will not affect any temples. “Only four houses at Bhoma, which will be affected, would be rehabilitated,” the minister told reporters following meetings with the locals, Sarpanch Damodar Naik, and NH authorities. Some individuals with vested interests are misguiding the Bhoma villagers. I promise the villagers that no temple will be damaged or demolished. “Bhomkars could not explain why they opposed the proposed four-lane flyover…

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intro Today is the fifth day of former Sancoale Sarpanch Premanand Naik’s hunger strike at Sancoale panchayat against the Bhutani project in the village. Goemkarponn Editor Suraj Nandrekar meets him to find out more about the project and his hunger strike. Excerpts: Goemkarponn: Premanandbab, tell us about your hunger striker and why you felt it was necessary. Premanand Naik: See it all began in 2007, 08 and 09 when the Mtech project came into this village when I was sarpanch and people vehemently opposed it. The panchayat was with people and went to court and stopped the project in 2009.…

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eam Goemkarponn PANAJI: The High Court of Bombay at Goa granted conditional bail to Pritesh Adkonkar of Merces, a constable with the Indian Reserve Battalion (IRB), who was arrested in July of last year on accusations of murder. Adkonkar was freed by the court on a Rs 50,000 personal bail with two solvent sureties of the same amount. Within eight days after his release, he must turn in his passport to the Sessions Court, refrain from influence, and get in touch with any witnesses or family members. Additionally, he has been instructed to report to the Old Goa police station…

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Team Goemkarponn BICHOLIM: At a Bicholim high school, students taking the Class IX exam were surprised to see the answers printed next to their question paper. The Goa Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education was in hot water when a paper setter allegedly made a mistake. Ten students who were answering the Urdu paper discovered that the answers to the multiple-choice questions were posted next to the questions. The problem was discovered ten minutes prior to the start of the tests, according to GBSHSE Chairman Bhagirath Shetye. “The students did not receive answers because they were separated from the…

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