Five months on, Forest Department yet to disclose cause of Dharbandora tiger’s death
Five months after the decomposed carcass of a young tiger was found in the forests of Aglote village in Dharbandora, the cause of its death remains unknown, with the Forest Department yet to make public the post-mortem findings and subsequent investigation report.Post-mortem findings &
Civil Supplies warehouse upgrade remains stuck at evaluation stage
The Goa government’s promise to modernise Civil Supplies warehouses with conveyor belts, forklifts and other material-handling equipment appears to have made little progress, even as the department continues to face controversies over procurement and storage.Earlier this year, the government said the Civil Suppli
Margao Master Plan 2041 stuck in limbo, public consultations still pending
Is the much-hyped Margao Master Plan 2041 now long forgotten by the government and the powers that be, or is the government simply in no mood to seek public feedback and suggestions before finalising the plan?The question has come to the fore since nothing has been heard in the corridors...
Sale deeds that vanished and reappeared in the same office
Some files get buried in government offices. Some get misplaced. But three registered sale deeds relating to properties in Bardez managed to do something considerably more unusual – they disappeared, triggered an FIR and then mysteriously turned up in the same office nearly a year later.
Tuem Convention Centre takes centre stage as Dona Paula plan fades
THE GOAN PANAJIMore than two decades after Goa first dreamt of building a world-class convention centre at Dona Paula when it felt the effect of its absence when it hosted the first edition of the International Film Festival of India in 2004, the project ap
