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June deadline set for Veterinary College commencement; CM reviews progress

June deadline set for Veterinary College commencement; CM reviews progress

PANAJI: Chief Minister Pramod Sawant chaired a review meeting today on the upcoming Veterinary College in Panaji, directing officials to ensure the institution becomes operational by June.

The meeting, attended by senior officials, focused on expediting completion of the campus infrastructure, procurement of essential equipment, establishment of the veterinary hospital and clinical complex, and creation of teaching and non-teaching posts.

Key issues such as affiliation with Goa University, land availability, and transport connectivity were also discussed, particularly in relation to the proposed Fisheries College.

The Chief Minister also reviewed the status of the fisheries sector, with deliberations on infrastructure needs, availability of qualified Goans in fisheries, and concrete steps towards establishing a Fisheries College in the State.

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Two early-morning fires rip through restaurants, police inquiry sought

THE GOAN NETWORK
Published Jan 6, 2026, 11:23 AM IST
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Two early-morning fires rip through restaurants, police inquiry sought

PANAJITwo separate fires erupted at food establishments in North Goa within a span of a little over two hours early morning, destroying property and prompting fire officials to order separate inquiries. No injuries were reported in either incident.The first blaze broke out shortly after 4.30 am at one of the most popular ‘Gharan’ restaurants in Porvorim. Firefighters rushed to the spot and began dousing the flames even as another team moved quickly to remove LPG cylinders…

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