Goa is a state on the southwestern coast of India within the region known as the Konkan, separated from the Deccan highlands of the state of Karnataka by the Western Ghats. Read More
A political tussle has broken out in Goa over the delayed implementation of the amended Motor Vehicle Act (MVA), which recommends hefty fines for traffic violations. ...
A whopping 12.8 lakh direct and indirect jobs were lost in the mining sector across Karnataka and Goa due to failure of regulatory mechanism, lack of oversight, judicial intervention and closure of mines, an industry official said on Wednesday. ...
A month after Goa's leading industrialist claimed that ease of doing business was at its lowest ebb in the coastal state, Vishal Prakash, CEO of Goa's Investment Promotion Board late on Tuesday, resigned from the body citing "red-tapism". ...
While Karnataka Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa said on Tuesday he was scheduled to meet Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant in a few days for a negotiated settlement over the Mhadei river water sharing issue, the Congress again warned the BJP-led coali ...
Was the Goa government and the Goa Swimming Association aware of the alleged sexual harassment of girl swimmers by the arrested chief coach Surajit Ganguly, much before the video, which shows him allegedly molesting a minor swimmer that went viral la ...
The Chief Ministers of Karnataka and Goa should meet to find a negotiated settlement to the Mhadei water dispute, Union Coal and Mines Minister Pralhad Joshi said, here on Monday, prompting the Congress to state that once the tribunal had announced i ...
The Chief Ministers of Karnataka and Goa should meet to find a negotiated settlement to the ongoing Mhadei water dispute, Union Coal and Mines Minister Pralhad Joshi said on Monday. ...
The government is working overtime to avert a crisis in the mining sector in 2020 by when most of the mining leases in Karnataka, Odisha as well as other parts of the country are set to expire, Union Minister for Coal and Mines Pralhad Joshi said on ...
