Goa News

PANAJI: Dr Wilfried Aulbur, the managing director and CEO of Mercedes-Benz India, on Monday observed that now a days dhoti-clad farmers walks into the Mercedes-Benz showroom and purchase luxury. This underscores the fact that a customer should not be underestimated.

PANAJI: Stating that Mr Manohar Parrikar, as the then chief minister used to take all administrative decisions unilaterally, the deputy Speaker, Mr Mauvin Godinho on Monday demanded custodial interrogation of Mr Parrikar

captaion: The Chief Staff Officer (Air) Goa Naval Area, Commander A S Baghel seen performing the ceremonials to kick off the structural work and mark the commencement of first steel cutting ceremony for ‘Shore Based Test Facility’ at Goa Shipyard Ltd, in Vasco on Monday.

POINGUINNIM: The post mortem conducted on the body of Fr Thomas Fernandes on Monday has confirmed that he died due to asphyxia and drowning.

LONDON: Britain’s Conservatives entered detailed talks with the smaller Liberal Democrats on Sunday to look for ways to form a government, under pressure to make progress before nervous financial markets reopen on Monday.

SHILLONG: Dempo SC clinched their fourth league title after edging past Shillong Lajong FC 1-0 in a round 25 match of the ONGC I-League played at the JN Sports Complex, Shillong here on Sunday.

POINGUINNIM: In a tragic incident, the assistant parish priest of Mae de Pobres Church, Nuvem, Fr Thomas Fernandes died after saving five picnickers from drowning at Galgibaga beach in Canacona taluka on Sunday.

PANAJI: The Chief Minister, Mr Digambar Kamat on Sunday said the state government is in the process of creating modern infrastructure so as to make it a film destination even as he said that Goa continues to be popular among the filmmakers of the country.

PANAJI: The transport department has sanctioned a subsidy of over Rs 50 lakh for replacing KTC buses which are over 15 years old under the Goa State Subsidy for Replacement of Old Passenger Buses Scheme, 2001.

MARGAO: The zilla panchayat by-elections for Navelim constituency, which were conducted on Sunday, were a peaceful and smooth exercise, thanks to the efforts of the Returning Officer and the Margao police, who ensured that no untoward incident of any kind occurred during the polls.