Goa: Goa doctors on Tuesday called off their planned strike against Health Minister Vishwajit Rane, who used harsh language against Dr Rudresh Kuttikar during a visit to the Goa Medical College and Hospital. During an inspection, the Minister was accused of humiliating and disrespecting a senior doctor. Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant visited the state-run.
Goa: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday lauded the role of the women in Indian armed forces, while attending the flag in ceremony of Indian Navy Sailing Vessel (INSV) Tarini, which was on out at the sea for nearly 8 months on the voyage ‘Navika Sagar Parikrama II’ for circumnavigating the globe, with a crew.
Mumbai: Saif Ali Khan, Diana Penty, and Deepika Padukone’s beloved romantic comedy, “Cocktail” will be reaching the cinema halls once again this month. Made under the direction of Homi Adajania, the movie is gearing up for a re-release on May 30. The announcement poster that read, “Veronica, Gautam, Meera—their friendship, their love, their story—back on.
Panaji (Goa): Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant visited Shirgao following a stampede during the Lairai Devi festival that resulted in six fatalities and over 50 injuries. The incident happened early Saturday, around 4-5 AM. Sawant directed the state authorities to investigate the cause of the tragic event. He mentioned that this was the first stampede.
North Goa: The Ribandar crime branch in Goa has arrested a Ghanaian national on charges of possessing a “commercial quantity” of 60 MDMA tablets, totaling approximately 26 grams. The suspect, identified as Sebastian Duah (35), was detained late Friday night by a crime branch team led by Police Inspector Vikas Deykar. A six-member team, including ASI Sriram Salgaonkar, HC Mangesh Deshpande, PC Sushant Pagi, PC Rupesh.
Panaji: Goa Police have apprehended three individuals linked to an international trafficking gang, including a Kazakhstan national of Chinese descent, who were operating cyber slavery call centers in Southeast Asia. In this operation, the Indian government successfully rescued 549 Indians who had been trapped in these call centers located in Myanmar. The traffickers enticed their.
