Pretty Home exhibition underway in Panaji

Pretty Home the professionally organized exhibition was inaugurated on October 11 by Pravin Zantye, MLA , Mayem Constituency. The expo will conclude on October 15 at Don Bosco High School, Panjim, Goa.

the goan I networkPublished Oct 14, 2017, 3:57 AM IST

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Pretty Home exhibition underway in Panaji

PANAJI
The organizer of the expo Pooja Kankonkar said that ‘'Pretty Home'' has become a leading brand of exhibitions in Goa over the years. More than 120 stalls of consumer products are present at the expo with a wide variety to choose from for the visitors. Pretty Home has now acquired the status of an annual event in Goa. The product range comprises of home appliances, furniture, computers, fashion items, clothes, to electronics and gadgets.

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‘Goa’s western coastline can be developed as international port’

President of Forum for Integrated National Security (FINS) Lt Gen Dr D B Shekatkar (retd) has said that Goa with its geographically strategic location and the entire coastline from Vengurla to Karwar has the potential of becoming an international port on the lines of Singapore, even as Union Minister Nitin Gadkari's ambitious Sagar Mala project has found favour with representatives of neighbouring Sri Lanka as well.

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Published Oct 14, 2017, 3:55 AM IST

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MARGAODr Shekatkar said that the western coastline, from Vengurla in Maharashtra and Karwar in Karnataka can be developed as an international port, with Goa playing a strategic role. "The development of the sea coast from Vengurla to Karwar will improve the country's trade and will give a boost to the Exclusive Economic Zone", he said. Addressing the media, Sagar Discourse 17 convenor and former Coast Guard Commander, Dr Prabharkaran Paleiri said that Union Minister Nitin…

Pretty Home exhibition underway in Panaji

‘Goa’s western coastline can be developed as international port’

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