Brutal murder of Irish woman shocks Goa after Holi
28-year-old Irish backpacker, Danielle McLaughlin, was in Goa to celebrate the festival of colour – Holi. Little did she know that the colour of Holi would be her own blood. Quite used to travelling in India, and especially Goa, she had many Indian friends. Some of whom she was with on that fateful night. Unfortunately, […]
Manohar Parrikar resigns as DM to be Goa’s next CM
The dust of Goa’s electoral result had not settled yet; another interesting turn of events led to a surprise development in Goan political scenario. In a matter of few hours it became clear that the Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) in Goa will form the government with the support from Goa Forward Party (GFP), Maharashtrawadi Gomantak […]
Enemy Property Act still haunts Goa
It is said Karachi had gained prominence in the eyes of the British during the Early 1800s. As the English colonisers began to develop Karachi as a trade hub, Goans began to migrate to this great city. From here they would also voyage to Africa and other continents in search of better prospects. These Goans […]
Bohemian Flair, Mughal Romance and Vibrant Hues take Centre Stage at the IBFW
Mesmerised by the Mughal architecture and intricate inlay patterns delicately carved on moonlit marble, the all – white summer collection aptly named Moonlit Romance by Sounia Gohil celebrates the enchanting grace of Persian architecture at the India Beach Fashion Week in Goa. Easy silhouettes are crafted out of luscious soft textiles enhanced with poetic patterns […]
Basketball in Goa is set to get a visual treat
The United Basketball Alliance (UBA) is all set to give Goa Basketball a visual treat. When? Between March 10 and 16 in Goa at the Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee Stadium. UBA is holding its semi-finals and Championship series of Pro Basketball League Season 4, in Goa. The semi-finals will feature the qualifying teams from the […]
Why are there two types of Shigmo in Goa?
Shigmo or Śigmō is a festival celebrated across Goa that marks the return of warriors to their houses after fighting the invaders. Its name is derived from the Prakrit word Suggimaho and the Sanskrit word Sugrishmaka. It may also be denoted by other names such as Shishirotsava and Shigmotsav. The festival marks the farewell to […]
India’s only green living and learning festival See Sharp Fest concludes on a high
Goa, a place that is always known for its beautiful beaches, churches, sea food and nightlife will now also be known for hosting one of the most unique fests. See Sharp fest, India’s first and only green living and learning festival concluded at Ashvem on February 26. For most, it was a learning holiday in […]
Postal ballots: What is the whole controversy about?
Goa’s Postal Ballots Goa over the past few days has witnessed different political parties criticising the Chief Electoral Office (CEO) of Goa over their conduct over the postal ballots. Government servants from Goa, posted on duty on February 4 have yet to cast their vote through postal ballots. How many votes and why so significant? […]
Hunger strike in Porvorim touches 50 days, no justice yet
A follow-up to our earlier article on Balkrishna, who has been on a hunger strike for the past 50 days reveals his helplessness. As we had earlier mentioned, he continues to be on a hunger strike. He is striking so that a headmistress of a Taleigao based school is held accountable for her alleged mistreatment of […]
Jeremy in top gear blogging across the world on his own
Jeremy left his home when he was 18, with everything he owned in a single backpack and began blogging across the world. It was hell when he dropped out of college as he had no one to believe in him. His own ‘mom’ called him a disgrace. But he understood that she only wanted what “was […]
