Igniting traditions,talents and transformation through Sahastra 2025
The Goa College of Agriculture, Old Goa, will host its first inter-college cultural and talent festival, Sahastra 2025, on May 26 and 27, 2025. The two-day event marks a significant cultural initiative by the students of the college, aiming to bring together participants from educational institutions across the state. Organized entirely by the student body, […]
FLY91 Introduces 50 per cent Discount on Base Fare for India’s Armed Forces Personnel and Families
~ Armed forces personnel and their immediate families will be allowed to avail themselves of five kgs extra baggage allowance per person for check-in baggage during their journey. In honour of the brave service of Indian Armed Forces personnel, FLY91 has announced a 50 per cent discount on base fares for defence personnel and their […]
Sina Hotel: Goa’s Haunted Ruin
Tucked away near the tranquil shores of Agonda in South Goa lies the skeletal frame of what was once meant to be a luxurious resort—the Sina Hotel. Today, its abandoned walls echo only silence, giving rise to chilling stories and whispered legends. Locals now refer to it ominously as the “Ghost Hotel.” A Dream That […]
Purumentachem Fest
As the monsoon approaches, Goan families gear up for Purumentachem Fest, a tradition rooted in stocking up essentials before the rains. Celebrated across Goa, this festival has long united people from diverse backgrounds in preparation for the challenging monsoon season. However, the growing ease of online shopping and supermarket availability has begun to dull the […]
Vadachi Punav 2025
Vadachi Punav, also known as Ashadhi Purnima, is a deeply spiritual celebration in Goa. It marks the full moon day (Punav) of the Hindu month of Ashadha and honors the sacred connection between nature, ancestors, and divine forces. In 2025, this auspicious festival will fall on July 10, and Goan communities are preparing for a […]
Sunday Lunch Rituals in Goan Catholic Families
Sunday lunch holds a special place in Goan Catholic households. It is more than just a meal — it is a cherished ritual that brings family members together to celebrate faith, tradition, and the joy of shared food. Rooted in culture and community, Sunday lunches reflect the warmth and spirit of Goan Catholic life. A […]
The Role of Rice in Goan Hindu Cuisine
Rice holds a special place in Goan Hindu cuisine, acting as both a staple food and a cultural symbol. Rooted deeply in tradition, rice accompanies most meals and plays an important role in religious rituals, festive celebrations, and everyday cooking. Its significance extends beyond the plate, connecting the people of Goa to their land, heritage, […]
Guardians of Legacy: Why Goa’s Museums Are the Perfect Classrooms for Your Kids
What if history wasn’t just something children had to memorise but something they could feel? Imagine pulling a lever and watching their eyes light up as they’re transported back to a moment that shaped Goa’s destiny. This is no longer just a dream; it’s exactly the kind of experiential learning Goa’s museums are beginning to […]
Goan Cashew Bhaji: A Flavorful Coastal Delight
Goan cuisine is a vibrant blend of coastal spices and fresh ingredients, and Goan Cashew Bhaji stands out as a unique, flavorful dish cherished by locals and visitors alike. This crispy, savory snack highlights the humble cashew nut in a whole new way, offering a perfect balance of crunch, spice, and tradition. The Cashew Nut: […]
Goa Sashakti EntrepreNaari: Where Goan Women Cook Up Leadership, Legacy and Livelihood
Inspiring sixty Goan women food entrepreneurs to take their first step toward culinary entrepreneurship State Bank of India Foundation’s Goa Sashakti EntrepreNaari initiative has the makings of the beginning of a significant shift in Goa’s culinary landscape.Inspiring sixty Goan women food entrepreneurs to take their first step toward culinary entrepreneurship State Bank of India Foundation’s […]
