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Vijai promises separate market for local vegetable growers
MARGAO: Agriculture Minister Vijai Sardesai, on Saturday, vowed to protect and promote the kitchen garden in the state and assured of a separate market for locals for selling the state-grown vegetables. Read More » -
Govt moves to deal with corporal punishment cases
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Police may come up with guidelines on helping outside enforcement agencies
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CS seeks report on failure of project under Swachh Bharat
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Sudin orders inquiry into dumping of RTO documents
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Linking bank accounts with Aadhaar is mandatory: RBI
NEW DELHI: At a time when customers are rushing to link all their bank accounts with Aadhaar, the Reserve Bank of India has clarified that it never issued any such directions, it was the decision of the Indian government. Read More » -
Congress crosses swords with BJP on Tamil movie
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Addressing radicalisation in Kashmir with ‘seriousness’, says Army chief
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Nearly 590,000 Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh threatened by diseases: UN
United Nations: Nearly 590,000 Rohingya refugees have been admitted to camps in Bangladesh and 320,00 refugee children among them are threatened by water-borne diseases and desperate living conditions, a UN spokesman said on Friday. Read More » -
Meeting, hosting Dalai Lama major offence, warns China
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‘George Bush’s presidency most destructive ever’
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Govt notifies rules to mandate registration of valuers
NEW DELHI: The government on Friday said that it has notified new rules which mandate valuers under the Companies Act, 2013 to get registered with a specified authority. Read More » -
Apple shares down over poor iPhone 8 sales report
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Income tax unions threaten stir against new software rollout
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Srikanth storms into final
ODENSE: India’s Kidambi Srikanth stands one step away from his third Super Series Premier title after he dished out a superlative display to outwit Hong Kong’s Wong Wing Ki Vincent in straight games to reach the men’s singles final of the USD 750,000 Denmark Open, here on Saturday. Read More » -
High-flying India look to make light work of New Zealand
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GOA BRIEFS
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The mirage continues to entice
Danuska Da Gama I NT NETWORK Goa is not only a famous tourist destination, but it is said that it is one where you get everything in abundance, from your doze of sun, beaches to music parties, alcohol, and drugs. Read More » -
Perplexed by braid chopping in Kashmir
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There is no short route to high growth
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The many and worrying flailings of the State
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The Tongue’s Twist
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Govt notifies rules to mandate registration of valuers
NEW DELHI: The government on Friday said that it has notified new rules which mandate valuers under the Companies Act, 2013 to get registered with a specified authority. Read More » -
Apple shares down over poor iPhone 8 sales report
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Income tax unions threaten stir against new software rollout
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MSRTC stir enters fourth day
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Tourists look for more than spirituality during pilgrimage
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Vijai promises separate market for local vegetable growers
MARGAO: Agriculture Minister Vijai Sardesai, on Saturday, vowed to protect and promote the kitchen garden in the state and assured of a separate market for locals for selling the state-grown vegetables. Read More » -
Govt moves to deal with corporal punishment cases
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Police may come up with guidelines on helping outside enforcement agencies
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CS seeks report on failure of project under Swachh Bharat
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Sudin orders inquiry into dumping of RTO documents
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Nearly 590,000 Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh threatened by diseases: UN
United Nations: Nearly 590,000 Rohingya refugees have been admitted to camps in Bangladesh and 320,00 refugee children among them are threatened by water-borne diseases and desperate living conditions, a UN spokesman said on Friday. Read More » -
Meeting, hosting Dalai Lama major offence, warns China
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‘George Bush’s presidency most destructive ever’
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Somalia truck bomb death toll jumps to 358
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No breakthrough yet in tracing missing Indian toddler in US
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Street ‘Goti Soda’ is back again
In the good old days before the onslaught of cold drink brands, street ‘Goti Soda’ was the only thirst quencher available in the market. Read More » -
HDFC Bank’s online payment gateway for MMC
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Tata crucible corporate quiz held
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Sales to get a boost this Diwali
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Four varieties of Monginis biscuits launched
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Tiatr highlighting the bane of too much knowledge
SACHI NAIK | NT BUZZ There goes a saying, ‘Too much education is dangerous’ however, in the 21st century, there has been a trend where people go in for higher education beyond the basic need. In the past, when many were uneducated in rural areas, villagers would respect the ... Read More » -
The Baha’i faith celebrates its founder
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Creating an access to affordable art
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FILM REVIEW – Sachin chatte
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DKA’s writer’s meet with Jess Fernandes
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Raising up a positive generation
RAMANDEEP KAUR | NT KURIOCITY Varun Carvalho who truly believes that music has the power to unite and transform people had established ‘The Rise Nation Army’ foundation four years ago with the family of iconic reggae singer Bob Marley. “When Bob Marley’s son was in Goa we started the ... Read More » -
Star of the week
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Astronomers find Sun-like star that devoured its own planets
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Essentials every man should carry
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Innovation to conserve water