New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday welcomed the latest economic projections indicating robust growth for the Indian economy, describing the momentum as evidence that “India’s Reform Express” continues to move forward with speed and purpose. His remarks followed the release of advance estimates showing a sharp rise in economic output during the current financial year. According to the estimates, India’s real gross domestic product is projected to grow by 7.4 percent in FY26, marking a notable improvement over the 6.5 percent growth recorded in the previous year. The Prime Minister said the performance reflects the impact of sustained…
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New Delhi: In a significant political development in Maharashtra, twelve newly elected councillors from the Ambernath Municipal Council, who were recently suspended by the Congress, have formally joined the Bharatiya Janata Party. The move has altered the balance of power in the local body and intensified tensions among alliance partners. The councillors were suspended after aligning with the BJP following the municipal elections held on December 20. Announcing their induction, state BJP leadership said the decision was driven by a shared commitment to development rather than political ambition. It was emphasised that the councillors believed effective governance and delivery of…
New Delhi: Ahead of his visit to Somnath on January 11, Prime Minister Narendra Modi reflected on the enduring spiritual and cultural significance of the Somnath Temple, stating that repeated attacks on the shrine over centuries ultimately strengthened India’s cultural unity rather than weakening it. He shared these thoughts as the Somnath Swabhiman Parv began, marking a millennium since the first recorded attack on the temple in January 1026. The Prime Minister recalled that despite facing multiple assaults through history, the Somnath Temple continued to rise again, symbolising the unbroken faith and determination of the Indian people. He noted that…
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a telephone conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday, during which the two leaders reviewed the status of the Gaza Peace Plan and discussed broader regional and global developments. The interaction highlighted the continued engagement between India and Israel at the highest political level. During the call, Prime Minister Netanyahu briefed Prime Minister Modi on the progress and implementation aspects of the Gaza Peace Plan. Prime Minister Modi reiterated India’s long standing and consistent support for initiatives aimed at achieving a just, lasting, and sustainable peace in the region. He underlined…
Team Goemkarponn Panaji: South Goa Member of Parliament Virajto Fernandes has said he received a notice from the Election Commission of India asking him to appear with documents to prove his identity to retain his name in the electoral roll, under the ongoing Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. In a statement, Fernandes said the notice was issued despite the fact that all candidates contesting the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, including himself, had undergone extensive scrutiny before their nominations were cleared. He said he has been a registered voter since 1989, after the voting age was lowered to 18 during…
Team Goemkarponn Seraulim: An illegal dhirio (bullfighting) event was disrupted at Seraulim on Wednesday after authorities moved to inspect the site following instructions from the Collector. According to sources, the illegal event was underway when the Mamlatdar was deputed to carry out an inspection. However, upon learning about the Mamlatdar’s impending arrival, the organisers reportedly fled the spot, abandoning the event midway. Residents have alleged that illegal dhirio events are being conducted openly and repeatedly in areas such as Colva, Benaulim and Seraulim, despite a clear ban on such activities. The frequent occurrence of these events has raised serious concerns…
Team Goemkarponn Margao: The Traffic Department recorded a total of 18,372 motor vehicle violations across the Margao, Colva and Maina Curtorim police station limits during 2025, collecting fines amounting to more than ₹94 lakh, as per section-wise data released by the authorities. Of the total cases booked, 14,332 were compounded, leading to the recovery of ₹94,31,504 as penalties. Traffic officials said enforcement drives were intensified throughout the year to curb violations and improve road safety. Dangerous parking emerged as the most common offence, with 5,025 cases registered. This was followed by no-entry violations, which accounted for 4,219 cases, and no-parking…







