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Goa Barge Owners Association submits charter of demands to Ports Minister

Goa Barge Owners Association submits charter of demands to Ports Minister
A delegation of the Goa Barge Owners Association meets Ports Minister Digambar Kamat on Wednesday.

VASCO: The Goa Barge Owners Association (GBOA) on Wednesday submitted a charter of demands to Ports Minister Digambar Kamat at the Secretariat, seeking steps for the welfare and revival of the State’s barge industry. The delegation, led by GBOA President Mayur Parsekar, included Vice President M. Derrick Valles, Secretary Rahul Naik, Treasurer Alex Coutinho, Raymond De Sa and other executive members. Captain of Ports Octavio Rodrigues was also present.

The association raised issues affecting barge owners and urged the government to strengthen Goa’s inland water transport sector. Kamat assured the delegation that their concerns would be addressed on priority and necessary action would be taken. Rodrigues also assured support in resolving issues and promoting the industry’s sustainable growth.


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Kabrastan project returns to PWD after 15 yrs

GSUDA tells HC it cannot execute work; State assures burial ground will be completed

The Goan Network
Published Jul 29, 2026, 12:40 AM IST
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Kabrastan project returns to PWD after 15 yrs

MARGAOThe long-pending saga over the construction of the Muslim burial ground (kabrastan) at Sonsodo has come full circle, nearly 15 years after the Public Works Department (PWD) first undertook the project before abandoning it midway.Almost four years after the Bombay High Court at Goa directed the Goa State Urban Development Agency (GSUDA) on October 12, 2022 to complete the long-delayed burial ground within six months, the agency has now expressed its inability to execute…

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