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Is Goa losing its way?

In recent times, there appears to be a growing concern about certain groups and entities acting as though Goa is beyond the reach of law and order. This raises questions about governance and accountability. Moreover, some tourists act without regard for local laws or customs, adding to the growing sense of unease among residents.

At the heart of these challenges lies the need for stronger and more transparent governance. While the government promotes Goa as a beautiful destination, these unresolved issues create a contrasting reality that cannot be ignored. Let us hope for a future where Goa’s governance prioritises the interests of its people, environment, and culture.


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Secondary school dropouts matter of concern

Adelmo Fernandes, Vasco
Published Jan 4, 2025, 12:48 AM IST
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Goa reportedly aims to attain a 100 percent literacy rate by December 2025 with the involvement of various communities and local panchayats. Currently, Kerala is the only state in India to have achieved 100 percent literacy. The state’s literacy rate has increased from 88.7% in 2011 to 93.2% according to the 2019-21 census. Goa’s literacy rate is reportedly high due to the State’s extensive network of schools and education policies. However, the ground realities seem quite…

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