Goans beware of ‘Roving eyes’
May 24, 2016
India is a country where violation of traffic rules has become a daily norm and costs thousands of lives every year. In Goa, Police inspector
India is a country where violation of traffic rules has become a daily norm and costs thousands of lives every year. In Goa, Police inspector
By Marlon Moraes The passing of The Goa Prohibition Act of Smoking and Spitting, 1997 brought great joy upon the people of Goa who thought
By Rebecca Pereira Located 15°27’2″North and 73°48’12″East, lays a place where two famous rivers, namely the Zuari and Mandovi meet the Arabian Sea. It is
The sea is often referred to as the largest museum in the world. Mainly because of the thousands of ships that have been lost in it. Underwater exploration have found
Many might wonder what is so special about locals going to the beach to be written about? Well, in a state with a long coastline
By Marlon Moraes While the ministers are busy fighting over whether a coconut tree is classified as a tree or not and restaurants keep boasting
By Rebecca Pereira International Museum Day was recently observed globally. The same was true in Goa, with a number of museums curating special themes to
Recent rain showers witnessed in the state reminded many old timers of the importance of Purumentachem Fest, also referred to as the ‘Feast of Provisions‘.
By Marlon Moraes The next time your friend calls you up to say, “Let’s go to Goa for a holiday”, and you hesitate whether to
By Rebecca Pereira Goa is said to possess 93 Sacred Groves. Sacred groves are patches of pristine forest area which are dedicated to local deities