Team Goemkarponn PANAJI: Arpora Sarpanch Roshan Redkar came under sharp attack in the Assembly on Friday, with MLAs Delilah Lobo and Michael Lobo accusing him of granting illegal permissions to nightclubs and misusing his authority in connection with the Birch fire tragedy. Siolim MLA Delilah Lobo questioned the legality of nightclubs operating in Goa in the absence of a formal Club Policy, alleging that several such establishments are functioning under bar and restaurant licences. Linking the issue directly to the Birch fire incident, she held Roshan Redkar responsible for issuing permissions to such clubs. Delilah Lobo informed that the Chief…
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Team Goemkarponn Sankhali: Chief Minister Dr Pramod Sawant today said the Goa government has provided 100 per cent compensation to all farmers who applied for relief after suffering crop losses due to unseasonal rains. He assured farmers that the state remains committed to supporting the agricultural community and strengthening the sector under the Swayampurna Goa 2.0 vision. The Chief Minister was speaking at a programme held at Ravindra Bhavan, Sankhali, where the Directorate of Agriculture distributed crop compensation sanction letters under the Shetkari Adhar Nidhi scheme to farmers affected by erratic weather conditions. The sanction letters were formally handed over…
Team Goemkarponn Mapusa: The Mapusa Judicial Magistrate First Class (JMFC) Court has remanded Ajay Gupta to 14 days of judicial custody in connection with a case registered by Mapusa Police against GS Hospitality Goa Arpora LLP. The company, jointly owned by Ajay Gupta and the Luthra brothers, has been accused of allegedly forging documents to procure an excise licence for the establishment Birch by Romeo Lane at Arpora. During the court hearing, Gupta informed the magistrate that he would cooperate fully with the police investigation. The case remains under probe as authorities continue examining the alleged use of falsified documents.
New Delhi: Indian football finds itself at a critical crossroads, with uncertainty surrounding the future of the Indian Super League casting a long shadow over the sport. As January passes without clarity on whether the country’s premier football competition will even take place, leading Indian players have made a rare and urgent appeal to FIFA, calling for immediate intervention to prevent what they describe as a looming collapse. Senior national team figures including Sunil Chhetri, Gurpreet Singh Sandhu and Sandesh Jhingan joined other players in a public message highlighting the growing anxiety within the football community. They pointed out that…
New Delhi: With 2026 shaping up to be a defining year for Indian sport, Union Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya has laid out an ambitious roadmap aimed at strengthening the country’s sporting ecosystem and improving global competitiveness. During a high level review meeting with senior officials from the Sports Authority of India and the Ministry, Mandaviya stressed the need for clear delivery driven targets, innovation and strict action against doping. The year ahead holds major significance for Indian athletes, with the Commonwealth Games and Asian Games forming the centrepiece of a packed international calendar. It will also mark the beginning of…
PANAJI: Goa endured a tough outing in the Women’s Under 15 One Day Trophy Elite as they suffered a comprehensive 10 wicket defeat against Baroda on Friday at the Dr. P. V. G. Raju ACA Cricket Complex in Vizianagaram. After winning the toss, Goa opted to bat first but struggled to cope with Baroda’s disciplined bowling attack. The Goa batters found it difficult to rotate strike or build partnerships and eventually managed only 64 runs for the loss of seven wickets in their allotted 35 overs. The low total put immediate pressure on the team and left little margin for…
Team Goemkarponn PANAJI: Goa endured a difficult start to their Cooch Behar Trophy Elite quarterfinal after being bowled out for 164 in their first innings on the opening day of the four day Under 19 clash against Madhya Pradesh at the GCA ground in Sanguem on Thursday. After winning the toss, Madhya Pradesh chose to field and quickly justified the decision by maintaining disciplined lines and sustained pressure throughout the day. Goa’s batting line up struggled to build momentum as wickets fell at regular intervals, preventing the hosts from capitalising on the early overs. The innings ended after 82.5 overs,…






