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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labour Provident fund feud Goa
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Balli locals block bauxite laden trucks
Agitated residents of Balli took to the streets by blocking bauxite transporting trucks on the main Balli-Cananguinim road in protest against dust pollution. The residents stopped over a dozen trucks from plying on the road while transporting the ore from Naqueri to the Mormugao Port Trust.
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Panel against acquisition of paddy fields belonging to STs
The Salcete Schedule Tribes Association have strongly demanded that paddy fields cultivated by ST people should not be acquired by the government and to allot communidade land for the Scheduled tribes for the purpose of housing.
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Implement Tribal Act 2002, demand tribal leaders
The Tiswadi Taluka Tribal Welfare Association President Narayan Kunkolkar accompanied by Santa Cruz Tribal Welfare Association President Dattaram Balekar, Cumbarjua Tribal Welfare Association President Balchand Phatarpekar, St Andre Tribal Welfare Association President Adv Vijay Gauns, Taleigao Tribal Welfare Association President Pundalik Gauns and Curca Village Panchayat Sarpanch Subhash Dias al
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Recession may mean a boom for medical tourism
Amidst the gloom enveloping the tourism sector, a positive development emerging is medical tourism. Many say that the recession in the US will turn out to be a boon in disguise for the sector.
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Forest dept blocks projects in Kalay
With 80 percent of their land being claimed by the forest department, residents of Kalay are more likely to be the endangered species. Kalay-Sanguem panchayat had ambitious development projects to be undertaken in the village, but the forest department
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Government scouting for another site?
Faced with stiff public opposition to the Bainguinim site, the Congress-led Government seems to be making moves to search for an alternate site to dispose garbage.
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Oppn floors Govt on SEZ policy
HERALD REPORTER Govt examining options, says Kamat PANJIM, FEB 3 The Opposition Benches on Tuesday strongly demanded a review of the State