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Congress begins state tour to reach out to people
PANAJI/ MAPUSA: With an aim to connect with the people, the Congress party, on Tuesday, launched an outreach programme from Panaji. As part of the programme titled ‘Jana Gana Mana, Nomon Tuka Goykara’, a delegation of party leaders will tour across the state and hear people’s grievances. Read More » -
‘Dangerous’ tree at Shirvodem finally cut by fire personnel
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Govt takes steps to ensure mine safety
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Local vegetable growers piggyback on GSHC
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No need to panic on Nipah virus: Rane
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Nipah death toll rises to 10 in Kerala
KOZHIKODE: Ten persons have so far lost their lives to the Nipah virus in the northern Kerala districts of Kozhikode and Malappuram, health department sources said. Read More » -
Nine killed as protest turns violent in TN
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Kumaraswamy begins his new innings today
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Indian-origin schoolboy goes missing at UK school
London: A 15-year-old Indian-origin boy has been missing from his school in central England after he was reportedly accused of cheating when he scored top marks in an exam paper, British police said. Read More » -
Malaysia’s PM wants Indian-origin to become first Sikh Cabinet minister
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Australian archbishop found guilty of concealing child sex abuses
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Spiraling oil prices pose a formidable challenge
Dr D M Deshpande Global crude oil prices are on the boil, once again. The Government shielded the retail oil users for a short period before elections in the state of Karnataka. Read More » -
New air passenger-friendly norms soon
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Govt may not sell Air India if it does not get adequate pricing
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Du Plessis drives Chennai Super Kings into 7th IPL final
MUMBAI: South African skipper Faf du Plessis pulled off a ‘Houdini Act’ to guide Chennai Super Kings to their seventh Indian Premier League final with a two-wicket victory over Sunrisers Hyderabad in what has been a fairy tale comeback in the cash-rich league. Read More » -
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World Cup takes the mind to another reality: Shivanand Salgaocar
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In Panipat, the world’s ‘castoff capital’, business hangs by a thread
For decades, the West’s discarded winter wear has come here to be ripped apart and reborn as cheap, warm blankets. Now, a new Chinese fleece is threatening to make them obsolete Madhusree Ghosh The streets of Panipat are lined with cloth; trucks bursting with the stuff lumber along them. ... Read More » -
Karnataka could hold the key to 2019 polls
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There’s ketamine in your chicken soup!
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The right that makes us human is the right to love
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A tale of three novels
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Spiraling oil prices pose a formidable challenge
Dr D M Deshpande Global crude oil prices are on the boil, once again. The Government shielded the retail oil users for a short period before elections in the state of Karnataka. Read More » -
New air passenger-friendly norms soon
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Govt may not sell Air India if it does not get adequate pricing
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Reliance Jio plans overseas expansion, may set up Estonia unit
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Congress begins state tour to reach out to people
PANAJI/ MAPUSA: With an aim to connect with the people, the Congress party, on Tuesday, launched an outreach programme from Panaji. As part of the programme titled ‘Jana Gana Mana, Nomon Tuka Goykara’, a delegation of party leaders will tour across the state and hear people’s grievances. Read More » -
‘Dangerous’ tree at Shirvodem finally cut by fire personnel
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Govt takes steps to ensure mine safety
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Local vegetable growers piggyback on GSHC
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No need to panic on Nipah virus: Rane
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Indian-origin schoolboy goes missing at UK school
London: A 15-year-old Indian-origin boy has been missing from his school in central England after he was reportedly accused of cheating when he scored top marks in an exam paper, British police said. Read More » -
Malaysia’s PM wants Indian-origin to become first Sikh Cabinet minister
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Australian archbishop found guilty of concealing child sex abuses
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Former Malaysian leader Najib grilled by anti-graft agency
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PM, Putin hold ‘extremely productive’ talks on bilateral, global issues
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Where do our jobseekers go?
An area where the state government looks very keen to show results is providing employment. The government these days has turned its focus on entrepreneurship and promoting startups in an effort to create jobs. Yet the pace of new job openings are slow looking at the limited number of ... Read More » -
Harley-Davidson set to enter used motorcycle market
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On the road towards success
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Sizzling times for furniture lovers
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Online payment facility for Siolim residents
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Running metaphor for life
SHERAS FERNANDES | NT BUZZ Long distance running happened to Karen Maciel by accident. She maintains that she never opted for it, but long distance running chose her. To her running is a metaphor for life. “What you put in, is what you will get out of it. Running ... Read More » -
Six member women crew of INSV Tarini given a grand welcome
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A hearty Goan Saraswat meal
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‘No maternity insurance in India’
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Konkani comedy film ‘O La La’ to premiere on May 27
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A museum dedicated to fishing community
SACHI NAIK | NT BUZZ Victor Hugo Gomes of Goa Chitra Museum has acquired a collection of more than 5000 shells, corals and fossils to add to their existing collection of sea shells. He plans to display in the upcoming museum at Betul dedicated to the fishing community and Goa’s ... Read More » -
Trust issues and teenage
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A walk to remember
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Honey set for internship in Canada
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IAM Goa – Preparing future managers for the hospitality industry