Will take up Bhoma road widening issue with Centre: Viriato
Will take up Bhoma road widening issue with Centre: Viriato
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Read MoreHealth Minister Vishwajit Rane announced that the Goa government might amend laws to protect medical professionals in response to nationwide protests following a doctor’s murder in Kolkata. Rane supported the Goa doctors’ strike, called for swift action against the perpetrators, and criticized West Bengal’s governance under Mamata Banerjee for failing to ensure doctors’ safety.
Read MoreLast week, North Goa restricted heavy vehicle movement to facilitate the elevated highway corridor construction in Porvorim. A similar restriction for South Goa was not implemented due to the PWD’s refusal to allow traffic diversion over the aging Borim bridge. North Goa’s measures involve night-time movement for vehicles while efforts continue to manage congestion...
Read MoreTN’s mammoth conservation efforts are finally paying off
Read MoreSeveral schools in Goa, including government-run ones, have shown interest in extending school hours, as offered by the state government. This move aligns with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, set to be implemented from 2024-25. Authorities believe these trials will aid in assessing the impact on the quality of education.
Read MoreNorth Carolina’s lieutenant governor, Mark Robinson, during his gubernatorial campaign, has staunchly opposed abortion, likening it to slavery and calling it murder. Despite his harsh stance, he shared a personal story about his wife’s abortion, advocating support for mothers. His views have sparked debate and critique from his Democratic opponent.
Read MoreNarali Purnima, celebrated on August 19, 2024, honored the sea god Varun, marking the end of the monsoon and the start of the fishing season in India’s western coastal districts. Fishermen performed rituals, adorned boats, offered coconuts to Varun, and celebrated with dancing and singing, seeking blessings for prosperity and safety at sea.
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