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Bridge closure deferred for students’ sake

Students from South Goa, who were answering their IIT advance exam at Panaji, heaved a sigh of relief after authorities decided to take back the decision to close the Zuari bridge on Sunday morning.


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The officials had decided to close the Zuari bridge to conduct an inspection on Sunday from 6 am to 9 am.  
According to sources, it was compulsory for the students to remain present at 7.30 am at Salgaonkar College at Miramar to answer their exam. As it was decided to close the bridge on the same day and difficult for the students to appear for the exam on time, the parents and students had urged to take back the decision of bridge closure so they can reach the examination venue on time.  
Acting on the request, the PWD officials decided to postpone the inspection and the Zuari bridge was kept open for all vehicular traffic. PWD sources said the inspection of bridge was postponed as the closure of the bridge would made difficult for the students to answer their exam.  
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Neither money nor horse-trading won us Goa: Gadkari

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari on Sunday revealed how the BJP turned its defeat into victory in Goa by working throughout the night to garner the required numbers for forming the government and agreeing to make the then Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar the chief minister.

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Published May 22, 2017, 4:52 AM IST
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New Delhi   He added that while the Congress was sleeping, his party worked all night in order to form the government.  At the same time, he strongly refuted any charges of horse-trading during the hectic overnight parleys.  BJP, which won 13 seats in the recently held Goa elections, managed to form the government even though the Congress had emerged as the single largest party with 17 seats.  “I am not a person who does political deals. I am a…

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