Ribandar: Where history, faith and the Mandovi River meet
Ribandar’s historic wharf, causeway, church, hospital and retreats offer glimpses into Goa’s Portuguese-era past, revealing a settlement shaped by trade, faith, charity and centuries of changing fortunes
Chorao’s bridge question: What development could really cost
The proposed bridge promises better connectivity for Chorao, but residents and environmentalists are raising questions over mangrove loss, water flow, local needs, and whether development can be balanced with the island’s ecology and character
Bob's Banter: Before carrying her across...!
By Robert Clements“Wait!” I tell the groom as he prepares to carry his bride across the threshold.He freezes. His bride looks worried. Somewhere behind them, an uncle stops chewing, convinced somebody has discovere
A rhino roams Nairobi National Park, where wildlife and a growing city merge—a powerful reminder of our responsibility to protect nature.
A tale of two continents
A Goan family’s journey across generations from colonial Goa to East Africa reveals a story of migration, heritage, identity and belonging, carried forward through music, faith, family and wildlife photography
Dr Amit Dias (centre) with members of Boccia Sports Federation and ICMR team at the Purple Sports Fest in Goa in 2025.
Using assistive technology to promote inclusion in Goa
Assistive technology can transform the lives of people with cerebral palsy, helping them communicate, move, learn and participate more independently while creating a more inclusive society for everyone
