Prajat Halankar stole the spotlight with a steely performance in the men’s singles quarter-finals, overpowering Raju Kundaikar 6-3 to book his place in the semis.
~ Goa was a hub for trading horses, spices and even slaves during the colonial era. ~ Kerkar cited a personal anecdote, where he used
Kyan Mavany defeated Arhan Gaunkar 4-3(3), 4-2 in a high-pressure boys u-14 final at the ongoing Bandodkar Panjim Gymkhana Tennis Open 2025 at the Panjim
A day after clinching the girls u-14 title, Tvisha Sardesai pulled off a sensational upset to win the girls u-18 crown as well, edging out
~ Asuntha Fleming wins tournament treble; grabs ladies singles, doubles and mixed doubles titles ~ Bandodkar family doing a tremendous job in promoting sports and
Goa is widely admired for its stunning beaches, vibrant nightlife, and storied past, yet its true soul lies in the age-old traditions of its people.
A Journey Through Time and Terrain Sieving through a dense layer of transport, haphazard and junky on a hard road, one begins to feel a
Punit Fadte continued his fine run in the ongoing Bandodkar Panjim Gymkhana Open 2025, breezing past number one seed Siddharth Nunes 6-1 in the men’s
Bhaavya Bhoomkar kept her impressive run alive across three categories at the Bandodkar Panjim Gymkhana Tennis Open 2025, storming into the semi-finals of the girls
Shreyas Patil put in a statement performance in the boys u-18 pre-quarterfinals at the ongoing Bandodkar Panjim Gymkhana Tennis Open 2025, blanking Vihaan Krishnan 6-0
