A modern serenade: Daniel, the harp and the sounds of Goa
KATHERINE MANUELIf you have scrolled through Instagram reels over the course of a few weeks and your For You page is musically inclined, there is a chance you have stumbled across the heavenly sounds of a harp to the tune of the Konkani
Will India’s money turn plastic?
With the government approving field trials of polymer Rs 10 and Rs 20 notes, India could be looking at a more durable form of currency. But the shift also brings questions about cost, recycling and whether plastic notes are really the future of cash
World Organ Donation Day: The call that changed everything
For those waiting for a transplant, one phone call can mark a turning point. On World Organ Donation Day, The Goan looks at the recipients whose lives changed and the donors and their families who made those moments possible
A glimpse into a librarian’s life; beyond issuing books
Beyond shelves and books, librarians quietly connect people with knowledge, guide their searches, support learning and play a vital role in shaping curious minds and futures
From reels to rallies: Political discourse gets youth makeover
On International Youth Day, The Goan takes a look at how a generation is finding its voice in politics, from social media and satire to protests and community-led movements, while demanding a greater say in the future it will inherit
