The Navhind Times Goa News
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Govt yet to decide on handing over mining scam probe to CBI
PANAJI: Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar on Monday said that although his government is considering handing over the case related to the multi-crore mining scam to the Central Bureau of Investigation no final decision has been reached in this context. Read More » -
IT startup policy to be unveiled soon
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Draft plan hammered out to end pollution in mining areas
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IT-enabled citizen facilitation centres to be set up
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Govt to make school admissions for differently-abled children mandatory
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Face-off between Chinese, Indian troops in Sikkim
NEW DELHI: Tension mounted in a remote area of Sikkim after a scuffle broke out between personnel of the Indian Army and the People’s Liberation Army, leading to Chinese troops damaging bunkers on the Indian side of the border. Read More » -
Logic of Indo-US strategic ties ‘incontrovertible’, says Modi
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Street clashes mar Eid festivities in Kashmir Valley
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EU nationals in UK will have to apply for special ID card
LONDON: Nearly 3 million EU nationals in the UK will have to apply for a special “settled status” identity card after Brexit to continue to enjoy the same rights they do as members of the bloc, Prime Minister Theresa May announced on Monday as she unveiled detailed plans in the ... Read More » -
US designates Hizb chief Syed Salahuddin as global terrorist
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PM holds talks with two key US officials
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TDS, TCS provision for govt, e-commerce operators postponed
NEW DELHI: With just five days to go for the roll-out, the government has postponed the provision relating to one per cent Tax Deduction at Source (TDS) and Tax Collection at Source (TCS) for two categories of deductors — government, including local authorities, and e-commerce companies and their suppliers. Read More » -
Adopting security measures will ease chemical exports: experts
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Local IT industry survived despite odds: Goa Technology Association
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Australia cruise to victory against WI
LONDON: Australia opened their Women’s Cricket World Cup defence in ruthless fashion, cruising to an eight-wicket win over the West Indies at Taunton. Read More » -
GOA BRIEFS
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BCCI to form committee to implement SC order
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A fight to eliminate addiction in Goa
It is not uncommon to catch a youth between ages 15 and 25 consuming drugs. While some are introduced to drugs at parties, others experiment out of sheer curiosity and get trapped into the deadly world of addiction. Many organisations have joined hands to fight against the demand and supply ... Read More » -
In a democracy, army cannot be above criticism
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Burden of farming outweighs rewards: Is India staring at another Nandigram movement?
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Madam President: Why Sushma Swaraj may be an ace in Narendra Modi’s deck of cards
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History, only when it makes us feel good
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TDS, TCS provision for govt, e-commerce operators postponed
NEW DELHI: With just five days to go for the roll-out, the government has postponed the provision relating to one per cent Tax Deduction at Source (TDS) and Tax Collection at Source (TCS) for two categories of deductors — government, including local authorities, and e-commerce companies and their suppliers. Read More » -
Adopting security measures will ease chemical exports: experts
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Local IT industry survived despite odds: Goa Technology Association
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‘India’s thermal plants may become economically unviable’
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Quick Notes
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Govt yet to decide on handing over mining scam probe to CBI
PANAJI: Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar on Monday said that although his government is considering handing over the case related to the multi-crore mining scam to the Central Bureau of Investigation no final decision has been reached in this context. Read More » -
IT startup policy to be unveiled soon
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Draft plan hammered out to end pollution in mining areas
-
IT-enabled citizen facilitation centres to be set up
-
Govt to make school admissions for differently-abled children mandatory
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EU nationals in UK will have to apply for special ID card
LONDON: Nearly 3 million EU nationals in the UK will have to apply for a special “settled status” identity card after Brexit to continue to enjoy the same rights they do as members of the bloc, Prime Minister Theresa May announced on Monday as she unveiled detailed plans in the ... Read More » -
US designates Hizb chief Syed Salahuddin as global terrorist
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PM holds talks with two key US officials
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China releases Nobel laureate Liu with terminal cancer: lawyer
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Mongolians pick president after scandal-plagued campaign
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RIL and BP to develop deep water gas fields
To develop ‘R-Series’ deepwater gas fields in India as first of three projects and to expand partnership downstream and in other areas including differentiated fuels, mobility and advanced low carbon energy solutions Read More » -
“GST laws are liberal for small business”
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Coin mela by Canara Bank for general public
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SBI installs ATM at Terminal 2
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Valpoi residents get new supermarket
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The wonder of Karishma’s ‘Creation’
SACHI NAIK | NT BUZZ The painting ‘Creation’ initiated by Karishma Alvares was unveiled at The Big Foot Art Gallery, Loutolim on June 21 by homemakers and entrepreneur Edociana Fernandes, Vatsala Bandodkar and Noorjahan Sayed. The unique concept entails an interactive painting, where 3,042 women have left 13,275 fingerprints ... Read More » -
Unravelling secrets of a cruise ship kitchen
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Buying healthy plants
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A tour of China on your palate
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TIATR REVIEW – JP PEREIRA
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KSHITIJ 2017 to be held at DBCE
As part of Institute Social Responsibility, Don Bosco College of Engineering, Fatorda is organising Ksitij 2017, a three-day technical event on July 27, 28 and 29 July on the college campus. During the event, DBCE students will showcase academic projects, mini technical projects and science and environmental projects. A special ... Read More » -
Santa Cruz HS gets an extended new wing
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G S Amonkar Vidya Mandir School secures 96. 34 per cent
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VMSIHE bids farewell to first batch of students
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Awareness drive against drug abuse