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
Your name in gold..!
By Robert ClementsShe stood at the traffic light holding a bunch of roses.They looked tired, and so did she.&l
Cumbharjua’s Sangod: When the river becomes a stage for stories
On the seventh day of Chavath, Cumbharjua’s Sangod brings together decorated canoes, music, mythology and tradition, as villagers take Ganesha onto the river and present stories passed down through generations
Porvorim flyover: Has the wait paid off?
Less than 10 days after opening, commuters and residents raise concerns over traffic flow, access, safety and planning of the long-awaited Porvorim Elevated Corridor
Wards of despair: A tale of disproportionate accounting at hospitals
In Goa, the choice between public and private healthcare is increasingly perceived as a choice between two forms of insecurity. In the former, the patient may fear for his life; in the latter, his family may fear for its inheritance. While the State remains responsible for providing accessible healthcare, private...
