New Delhi: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres at the UN headquarters in New York, where the two held wide-ranging discussions on global developments and the role of multilateral institutions in addressing emerging challenges. The meeting offered an opportunity to assess shifting geopolitical trends, regional tensions, and the need for collaborative international action. During the interaction, Jaishankar expressed appreciation for the UN leadership’s steady support for India’s progress and its development priorities. He acknowledged the UN chief’s detailed assessment of the evolving global landscape and conveyed India’s intent to continue engaging constructively with the…
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New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Thursday emphasised that the pilots of Air India flight AI-171 cannot be held responsible for the 12 June crash, as the Centre reiterated that the ongoing investigation by the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau is intended solely to identify the cause of the tragedy. The court noted that the inquiry is designed to deliver corrective safety recommendations rather than assign fault to individuals. More than 250 people, including crew members and bystanders on the ground, lost their lives in the accident. During the hearing before Justices Surya Kant and Joymalya Bagchi, the Solicitor General stated…
Team Goemkarponn ALDONA: St. Thomas Higher Secondary School, Aldona marked Children’s Day by felicitating 18 students — two girls and sixteen boys — for their dedication to cycling to school every day. The initiative aims to promote fitness, environmental awareness, and safe commuting among students. Manager Fr. Jerard Sahayaraj, Principal Angelica Fernandes, and Senior Teacher Amarnath Panjikar presented tokens of appreciation to the students in recognition of their discipline and consistent efforts. Speaking at the event, Panjikar said the students had set a positive example at a time when many minors ride motorcycles without valid licences. He added that choosing…
Team Goemkarponn PANAJI: Children today are growing up in a world where technology shapes how they learn, create and imagine new possibilities. As Children’s Day is celebrated across the country, the focus turns to the growing link between young learners and digital development, a foundation that will define the future. In Goa, the Department of Information Technology, Electronics and Communications is playing a key role in building this foundation by equipping children and students with tools, skills and opportunities to excel in a rapidly evolving digital era. To promote academic achievement while strengthening access to technology, the department introduced the…
Team Goemkarponn PANAJI: A series of impressive victories marked the latest day of competition at the North Goa District Badminton Tournament 2025, organised by the North Goa District Badminton Association in association with the Goa Badminton Association and the Sports Authority of Goa. The event featured a full slate of singles finals, highlighting emerging talent as well as experienced contenders. In the junior divisions, the matches brought a mix of close contests and dominant displays. In the Boys Under 11 final, Viaan Redkar edged out Anav Kannekar in a thrilling opening game before sealing the contest in straight sets. The…
Team Goemkarponn PANAJI: The third edition of the GVCA Veterans Cricket Tournament commenced on Thursday with matches held at the GCA Ground in Porvorim and the SAG Ground in Chicalim. The event, organised by the Goa Veterans Cricket Association, witnessed a vibrant opening marked by impressive performances and competitive fixtures. The inauguration ceremony in Porvorim was attended by former Goa Cricket Association President Chetan Desai, GVCA President Vinod Phadke and other dignitaries. In Chicalim, the tournament was declared open by MLA Daji Salkar along with Mormugao Municipal Council Chairperson Girish Borkar. On the opening day, Gomanchal Warrior, Desserts N More…
Team Goemkarponn PANAJI: Goa went down by six wickets to Gujarat in their third match of the Men’s Under-23 State ‘A’ Trophy Elite One-Day Tournament at the Motibaugh Cricket Ground in Vadodara. The contest saw moments of resilience from Goa, but a commanding century from Gujarat’s captain ultimately decided the outcome. Batting first after being put in, Goa put up 186 runs in 47.2 overs. The innings featured a steady third-wicket stand worth 55 runs, built through the composed efforts of opener Veer Yadav, who top-scored with 47, and Chittem Jeevankumar, who added 40. Aryan Narvekar contributed 32 in the…






