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
Bob's Banter: The ministry of moving lips..!
By Robert Clements“Sir, are you singing?”The question came from a man standing beside me at an imaginary government function. He had a programme in one hand and a notebook in the other.“I am listening,” I whispered.&l
The future seafarer: Navigating technology, change and a new maritime era
As ships become smarter, more connected and increasingly automated, the nature of life and work at sea is changing with them. Manoj Pandey, Principal of Verna-based Kamaxi Maritime Academy, writing on the occasion of World Maritime Day (September 24), looks at how technology is reshaping the seafarer’s role and why adaptability, communication and human judgement will remain central to the maritime profession
Beyond Merchant Navy: Exploring Goa’s maritime career opportunities
As maritime careers expand beyond traditional seafaring, young Goans are finding opportunities across shipping, ports, cruises and allied fields, The Goan explores the sector’s prospects, challenges and accessibility
Beyond a few signs: Goa’s deaf community still faces an accessibility gap
As International Day of Sign Languages highlights the rights of deaf people, Goa still has a long way to go in making public services, education and employment genuinely accessible to those who communicate through sign language
