Goa

Affidavit by the state of Goa on forest cover in the state, 25/04/2025

Affidavit by the state of Goa in the matter of news item titled "India lost 2.33 million hectares of tree cover since 2000 global forest watch" appearing in the Indian Express dated April 13, 2024. As per the State of Forests Report of 2023, the total forest cover in Goa …

State to refund SEZ promoters

The State government has agreed to pay the cost of the land to the three special economic zone (SEZ) promoters after the Centre denotifies the three approved SEZs. Addressing a press conference here, Chief Minister Digambar Kamat said Union Minister for Commerce Kamal Nath has reiterated that the Centre would …

Wildlife Board refuses more tour vehicles to Dudsagar waterfalls

The Goa State Board for Wildlife on Wednesday has turned down a proposal for registration of additional vehicles for tour operators to ply vehicles from Collem to the Dudhsagar waterfalls in the Bhagwan Mahavir National Park. In its third meeting held today the Board opined that there were already 98 …

CCP may move HC on Bainguinim land transfer

HERALD REPORTER PANJIM, JAN 28 The Corporation of the City of Panaji (CCP) is proposing to move the High Court to pre-empt moves being made to take back land handed over to it at Bainguinim for its solid waste management and treatment plant. The Mayor Tony Rodrigues said,

New MoU seeks to control malaria

The National Vector Borne Diseases Control Programme, Government of India and Government of Goa with the NIMR, Government of India along with other bodies namely the Goa University, Voluntary Health Association of Goa, Goa Medical College and others will now be working together for three years as partners for evidence-based …

Antarctic mission gets Germanys nod

Amit Bhattacharya | TNN New Delhi: Ending days of suspense and anxiety for the Indo-German team of scientists sailing in the cold and desolate waters off Antarctica, the German government on Monday gave the go-ahead to a controversial ocean-seeding experiment that experts say could lead to a way of fighting …

200 Barcem, Gaondongrim BPL families to receive housing funds

HERALD REPORTER MARGAO, JAN 22 Come January 27, and around 200 families under the Below Poverty Line (BPL) from Barcem and Gaondongrim will receive funds amounting to Rs 20,000 each for housing under the RDA scheme Indira Awaas Yojana. Hundred families each from Barcem and Gaondongrim will be distributed cheques …

Manch flays public posturing of SEZ developers

HERALD REPORTER PANJIM, JAN 22 The SEZ Virodhi Manch (SVM) today strongly condemned the

Benaulim locals threaten to draw own village panchayat

HERALD REPORTER MARGAO, JAN 22 Benaulim villagers cried foul over the Regional Plan 2021 with the people demanding the government to meet the expenses towards preparing the plan or threatened to draw the own village panchayat taking into account the requirements of the village. As the draft plan was conspicuous …

MMC undecided on imposing blanket ban on plastic bags

HERALD REPORTER MARGAO, JAN 20 With just six days to go before the ban on plastic bags comes into effect in the Commercial Capital from January 26, the Margao Civic body appears a confused lot whether to impose a blanket ban on plastic bags or reign in only on carry …

State eyes JNURM funds

HERALD REPORTER Forms panels to quickly okay projects PANJIM, JAN 21 In a bid to tap central funding under the Jawaharlal Nehru Urban Renewal Mission (JNURM) for development works for Panjim, the State-level Steering Committee has constituted sub-committees to identify priority projects for approval on a fast track. During a …

Says Rs 13 crore allocated for States health needs

HERALD CORRESPONDENT CANACONA, JAN 20 Union Health Minister Dr Ambhumani Ramadoss has stated that Rs 13 crore has been allocated to the State government to attend health needs of the State, as part of the National Rural Health Mission (NRHM).

Margao civic body to collect bio-medical waste from Feb

HERALD REPORTER MARGAO, JAN 20 Thanks to the High Court directives, the Margao Municipal Council has decided to start collection of bio-medical waste from the city

Promoters unwilling to part with SEZ land

Rahejas claim investment of Rs 148 cr HERALD REPORTER PANJIM, JAN 20 The State Government, though a year ago said

Arms licenses to protect crops may be banned

HERALD REPORTER PANJIM, JAN 20 Plans are in the offing to phase out all existing arms licenses issued for crop protection in Goa, in addition to banning approvals for new arms licenses for crop protection as well. If approved by the Goa State Board for Wildlife, the decision could be …

Govt to upgrade four fish jetties to international standards: Joaquim

PORVORIM, JAN 19 Minister for Fisheries Joaquim Alemao has stated that the government has decided to increase the length of Malim fish jetty by 50 metres at a cost of Rs 3.65 crore. He was speaking at the Malim Jetty after inaugurating the administrative building of the Directorate of Fisheries. …

Govt mulls free treatment to BPL patients: Rane

HERALD NEWS DESK PANJIM, JAN 19 Minister for Health Vishwajeet Rane said that the government is contemplating to provide free treatment to patients below the poverty line. In this context he said Government run hospitals will soon be equipped with necessary medical equipments and other facilities to provide better healthcare …

Climate Caravan to land in State on Jan 21

HERALD REPORTER PANJIM, JAN 19 Climate Caravan, a group of individuals from across India and around the world, would land in Goa on January 21 to highlight India

Govt seeks measures to tackle bio-medical waste

Goa State Pollution Control Board (GSPCB) has issued 133 notices to hospitals and pathological laboratories including Government-run hospitals and health centres for submission of Action Plan on compliance of Biomedical Waste Rules even as the State Government today asked the hospital managements to immediately decide on short-term measures to tackle …

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