The Latest Breaking News from Goa

Election seasons in Goa over the years have seen the archdiocese of Goa, the Catholic church and clergy come under scrutiny for political activism and “interference”﹘as accused by opponents, especially the RSS, BJP and its affiliates.

In Goa, political parties have made big-ticket announcements targeting women voters, who make up 52 percent of the electorate, ahead of the assembly polls. Newslaundry met a 48-year-old single mother, who has been trying to avail four government schemes she is eligible for without any success for years. Anami Yadav,…

Indian Naval Ship (INS) Aditya provided prompt medical assistance to a critically injured fisherman on Thursday about 75 Nm West of Goa, informed PRO Defence, Mumbai.

With Another Election Show at AAP Goa CM candidate Amit Palekar’s doorstep, Manisha and Atul ask him what his party can bring to the table, about his ties with party chief Arvind Kejriwal and views on leaders who jump ship. Palekar, who is set to contest the assembly election from…

With his chances of joining the Cabinet brightening up, Ramesh Jarkiholi rushed to Goa to meet Devendra Fadnavis, his old friend and political contact in New Delhi. His visit is just ahead of the vis

After getting themselves registered in the electoral roll, nine transgender people in Goa will be able to vote in the upcoming assembly election for the very first time.

‘It is BJP not AAP that is Delhi-centric party,’ he says

Ahead of the Assembly elections, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convener and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday urged the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Congress workers to vote for the AAP for the sake of the future of Goa.

It is felt that the TMC has struggled most to rid itself of the stamp of being an ‘outside party’ and has not been able to build a perception of ‘Goan-ness’