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Trinamool hits back at BJP after it tries to ridicule Yuva Shakti card

TMC hits back at BJP after they

try to ridicule Yuva Shakti card

THE GOAN NETWORK

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A day after TMC launched their second promise to the people of Goa, the ‘Yuva Shakti’ card, an unprecedented initiative for the youth where they can avail a collateral-free credit facility of upto Rs 20 lakh, BJP tried to mock the TMC after the scheme got great response on-ground, Trinamool stated in a press release.

In the press release, TMC said that the BJP took to social media to attack TMC and claimed that an ‘advertising agency’ was trying to rebrand BJP’s earlier schemes. But what’s alarming is that BJP is unaware of the details of their scheme and are in fact trying to fool the Goan electorate.

The TMC in its release further states that in a fact-check done by TMC, it has been found out that BJP’s ‘Chief Minister Rozgar Yojana’ provides credit to youth at an interest rate of 8% and that too only to those with immovable assets of more than Rs 6 lakh. Not just that, a residence certificate of over 15 years is also mandatory. These criteria make it close to impossible to even apply, let alone avail of any benefits. Compare this to Goa TMC’s scheme and you will find that it is a collateral-free credit facility of up to Rs 20 lakh which is given at an interest rate of only 4% to anyone between the age of 18-45 years.

BJP’s attack on the TMC is proof of the fact that the BJP is scared of the overwhelming response that TMC and its schemes are getting. The attack by BJP is also proof of the fact that the BJP is non-serious with regard to the state’s biggest problem “ that of unemployment among the youth. By mocking the TMC, the BJP has mocked the youth of Goa, the TMC said.

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‘Shell’ with danger sign triggers panic on Agonda beach

THE GOAN NETWORK
Published Jan 4, 2022, 12:35 AM IST
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‘Shell’ with danger sign triggers panic on Agonda beach

CANACONAAn object resembling a shell with a ‘danger’ warning triggered some panic after it got washed ashore at Agonda beach late Monday evening.According to reports, some visitors were at Agonda beach when they noticed a rocket-type object floating in the sea and subsequently, reaching the beach. They became alarmed on noticing warnings of ‘danger’ and to notify the police before touching the object.The visitors then alerted the Canacona police, and two police teams rushed…

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