Amended noise action plan of Goa
Goa government has notified the ‘Amended Noise Action Plan’ to purportedly streamline the processes related to curbing noise pollution in the state, as specified before the High Court on April 30. The
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What World Environment Day Means to Goa
We have a responsibility to make Goa greener, cleaner and safer for future generations, says JOE D
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Angry farmers question govts continued apathy
Can the Government carry mass land conversions at the cost of livelihood of farmers? This question was posed to Chairman of Goa Assembly
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Probe into tiger killing complete
The Forest Department investigation into the killing of a tiger has revealed that the animal was killed and later burnt in a cashew plantation to destroy the traces of killing.
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Leopard makes its presence on road, forces bus to make abrupt halt
While drivers are accustomed to four-legged obstacles in the form of stray cattle or dogs, a bus driver was startled to be confronted with an unexpected obstacle
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Hospicios soakpit overflows,posing health hazard
Hospicio hospital was caught on the wrong foot on the sanitation front as its overflowing soakpit waters entered the main road, emitting foul odour and posing health hazard to the citizens. The sewage water was apparently overflowing due to a choked sewage chamber, sources said.
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Tribal issue: cancellation of mining leases sought
Demanding immediate cancellations of mining leases which affect livelihood of Tribals, the People
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Its the typos, stupid
No problems with Goa project, Environment Appellate Authority says THE National Environment Appellate Authority last month dismissed an appeal that had challenged environmental clearance to a high-grade iron ore plant in Sanguem taluka in Goa. In September 2008, Sushant Naik, a Sanguem resident, had filed the appeal and alleged discrepancies in the environmental impact assessment report of
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Forest depts handling of tiger killing draws flak
The National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) is reportedly unhappy over the Goa Forest department
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KRC accused of releasing waste water into fields
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