Goa may be best known for its golden beaches and vibrant nightlife, but its serene backwaters and hidden coves reveal a quieter, more soulful side
Diwali, the festival of lights, is one of India’s most cherished celebrations. While it symbolizes the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil,
Diwali in Goa isn’t just about diyas, fireworks, and family gatherings—it’s also a festival of flavors. Traditionally, Goan households prepare an assortment of sweets, known
Goa’s rich heritage and its push for sustainability will come alive on screen later this month. On 28 September, the Heritage for Sustainability Film Festival
~ If we claim khaar as our fifth taste, it adds to the beauty of India, to the soft power of India, says Pisharoty. ~
~The one-day showcase of 13 films by Goan filmmakers will be screened on September 28 at Auditorium 1 at the Entertainment Society of Goa complex
~ During his visit, the Governor explored the Aguad Interactive Museum and took a guided tour across the Complex’s grounds. Newly appointed Goa Governor Honourable Pusapati
Goa’s story is unlike any other in India. For over 450 years, the Portuguese ruled this coastal paradise, leaving behind influences that continue to shape
~ Café Tato, Sher-E-Punjab, Mr Baker 1922, Jila Bakery, Longuinhos and Café Central recognised for their role in shaping the state’s culinary identity. Goa’s legendary
The stage for TedxPanaji 2025 is set, with speakers and innovators getting ready to showcase their ideas at Kala Academy on September 20. This year,
