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Porvorim: Porvorim Rising will once again bring the community together with NoMoZo 7.0, scheduled for January 11, 2026. Designed as a celebration of shared public spaces, the event blends fitness, culture, creativity, and community engagement, and will see renowned actor Manoj Bajpayee joining residents at the festival. NoMoZo encourages citizens of all ages to step out, connect with their neighbourhoods, and engage with public spaces in meaningful ways. Families, youth, artists, innovators, and local groups are expected to participate in a day-long programme designed around movement, learning, and cultural expression. Speaking ahead of the event, Shri Rohan A. Khaunte, Minister for…

Team Goemkarponn Panaji: Frontline Managed Services (Intelliteach Offshore Pvt. Ltd.), Porvorim, has donated more than 130 computer units to three non-governmental and community organisations in Goa as part of its corporate social responsibility initiative aimed at promoting education and digital empowerment. The beneficiaries of the donation include Street Providence Trust, Caritas Goa and the Rotary Club of Dona Paula. Street Providence Trust received 56 CPUs and monitors in two consignments, which will be distributed among school and college students from economically weaker sections to improve access to digital learning. Caritas Goa was provided with 55 CPUs along with keyboards and…

Tehran: Mass protests erupted across parts of Iran as demonstrators clashed with security forces, setting fire to a state broadcasting building and taking over key streets in a major port city. The unrest, fueled by growing discontent over political and economic grievances, drew large crowds determined to make their voices heard. In scenes of intense confrontation, protesters managed to breach the premises of a state media outlet, igniting portions of the building and confronting personnel inside. Flames and billowing smoke were reported as crowds pushed into surrounding areas, underscoring the depth of public anger toward government institutions. Elsewhere in the…

New Delhi: Israel has firmly dismissed a proposal involving the Pakistan Army in relief operations in the Gaza Strip, underscoring that it would only collaborate with countries it deems trustworthy. Senior Israeli officials reiterated that any involvement in Gaza must align with existing strategic partnerships and mutual confidence, effectively ruling out institutional participation by Pakistan’s military. The response came after Islamabad expressed its willingness to contribute to humanitarian efforts amid the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Pakistan’s offer, framed as assistance for civilians affected by hostilities, was not accepted by Israeli authorities, who stressed that cooperation frameworks are guided by political…

New Delhi: India is preparing to introduce a Vehicle‑to‑Vehicle (V2V) communication system that promises to transform road travel by allowing vehicles to exchange vital information in real time. The advanced technology will enable cars, trucks and other road users to share data about their speed, position and direction, creating an intelligent network of communication that can help prevent collisions and improve overall traffic safety. Under the V2V framework, vehicles equipped with the system will continuously transmit signals to nearby vehicles within a certain range. If there is a risk of collision or sudden change in movement, drivers will receive alerts,…

Washington: The United States has indicated it is open to the idea of Venezuelan crude being sold to India, a significant shift that reflects evolving geopolitical and energy dynamics. A senior White House official said discussions are underway about making Venezuelan oil available to meet India’s growing energy needs, signalling possible cooperation between the three countries. The proposal emerges as the US and Venezuela gradually normalise relations following years of diplomatic strain. Washington has eased certain sanctions on Caracas, creating space for Venezuelan crude to re‑enter global markets more freely. At the same time, India’s voracious appetite for energy imports,…

New Delhi: A protest by Members of Parliament from the Trinamool Congress outside the office of Union Home Minister Amit Shah escalated sharply on Friday, shifting from an initially peaceful demonstration to loud chants and confrontations. The MPs gathered to press their demands on key political and policy issues, but tensions rose rapidly as their slogans grew more vociferous and animated. Trinamool legislators, who had assembled in protest earlier in the day, intensified their demonstration with shouts and raised voices, underscoring their frustration on matters they say have been neglected or inadequately addressed by the central government. What began as…