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India to use maximum water from Pak-controlled rivers
NEW DELHI: “Blood and water cannot flow together,” Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Monday as he chaired a review meeting of 56-year-old Indus Water Treaty during which it was decided that India will “exploit to the maximum” the water of Pakistan-controlled rivers, including Jhelum, as per the water sharing ... Read More » -
‘India progressing well on Swachh Bharat Abhiyan’
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Indian recognised by UN for working towards hunger problems
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Abandon Kashmir dream: India warns Pakistan at UN
UNITED NATIONS: In a sharp rebuke to Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s “tirade” on Kashmir, India on Monday said those accusing others of rights violations must introspect as it censured Pakistan for the first time at the UNGA for perpetrating the “worst form of state oppression” in Balochistan. Read More » -
China again snubs Pak on Kashmir
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US, S Korea conduct naval exercise amid tensions
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India committed to global food safety standards: Nadda
NEW DELHI: India is committed to adhering to international food safety standards, Union Health Minister J P Nadda on Monday said, underlining the need for enhancing awareness about Codex, a collection of internationally recognised standards and codes of practice related to food. Read More » -
Three greenfield airports get ‘in principle’ approval
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TDS seminar for tax deductors held at NIO
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Korea, Iraq fill last semis slots
FATORDA/BAMBOLIM: Reigning champions DPR Korea and Iraq are the remaining two teams to seal the semifinal berths of the AFC U-16 Championships being held in Goa. In contrasting games, Korea got the better of Oman 5-3 via the tie breaker while the boys from Iraq scored once in each ... Read More » -
AIFF approves new rules for ISL
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Victorino’s late winner helps Sporting see sunshine
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A bid to save lives after the death of their precious one
Nothing can fill the void of a person’s death. With only memories left, the Tambwekar’s channelised the loss of their daughter– to a road accident– into The Arundhati Foundation. The Bengaluru based Goans received a grant for the Youth Service America and Underwriters Laboratories to further Road Safety Awareness in ... Read More » -
A barber who is a cut above the rest
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Triple ‘talaq’ can be good business also
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War is not an Xbox game
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A ‘dying’ community?
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India committed to global food safety standards: Nadda
NEW DELHI: India is committed to adhering to international food safety standards, Union Health Minister J P Nadda on Monday said, underlining the need for enhancing awareness about Codex, a collection of internationally recognised standards and codes of practice related to food. Read More » -
Three greenfield airports get ‘in principle’ approval
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TDS seminar for tax deductors held at NIO
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QUICK NOTES
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Renault launches Kwid 1.0L SCe
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Central, state Cong differ over alliance, casinos
PANAJI: Central Congress leadership, displaying divergent views from that of the local leadership, has continued to maintain that the final decision on forming an alliance with any national or regional party will be taken by the central election committee. Read More » -
NCP keen on alliance with Congress, other secular parties
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Relieved of state duties, Elvis Gomes weighing options including AAP entry
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GCA president’s wife, daughter to be quizzed over FDs
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Bleak response to health insurance scheme in Salcete
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Abandon Kashmir dream: India warns Pakistan at UN
UNITED NATIONS: In a sharp rebuke to Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s “tirade” on Kashmir, India on Monday said those accusing others of rights violations must introspect as it censured Pakistan for the first time at the UNGA for perpetrating the “worst form of state oppression” in Balochistan. Read More » -
China again snubs Pak on Kashmir
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US, S Korea conduct naval exercise amid tensions
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Samjhauta Express leaves for New Delhi from Lahore
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Jordan PM Hani Al-Mulki reappointed, ordered to form new government
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Trends in maritime shipping
India’s maritime infrastructure plays an important role in enabling and driving EXIM trade. India’s marine export-import trade has been growing at the rate of 4.5 per cent per anum and accounts for 95 per cent of total EXIM trade volume. Read More » -
Pitfalls in an Enterprise: Part II
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‘Difficult to get the right set of trained guys in sales and service’
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Huawei to start smart phone production in India
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Finolex Industries to offer PVC pipes and fittings at subsidized rates
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Srimad Bhagavad Gita Rahasya released
Portuguese book ‘Guita-Rahasya’ by late Rashtraveer Pandurang Purushottam Shirodkar translated from Marathi, originally written by Lokmanya Bal Gangadhar Tilak was released at Xavier Centre of Historical Research, Alto Porvorim by writer and environmentalist, Rajendra Kerkar, Pravinkumar P Shirodkar, chairman of XCHR Fr Tony D’Silva and Fr Savio Abreu. Read More » -
Tiatr Review – JP Pereira
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Guddu Rangeela cost Arshad Jolly LLB-2
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The power of mind
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Fostering unity in diversity
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Planting saplings for tomorrow’s generation
Continuing with its tradition of preserving Earth, the NSS unit of Rosary College of Commerce and Arts, Navelim, conducted a ‘Tree Plantation Drive’ on campus. Jamun, jackfruit, gulmohar, casuarina and tamarind were planted as a part of the drive. Read More » -
Nisarg Club inaugurated at Vidya Prabodhini College
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Goa Engineering College wins GEEKWIZ 2016
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Sreekanth and Devashri win quiz competition
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Meet the space telescope remapping our night sky