Subramanian Swamy’s valedictory address at a Goan college didn’t quite go as planned.
Despite complaints about bandwidth and Internet reliability, it's raining start-ups in Goa.
Why these supercharged fantasies continue for famously laid-back Goa.
Goans recognise that the beef shortage in the state has nothing to do with them, or religious sentiments either.
Warts and all, an alternate idea of India is steadily burgeoning in the country's smallest state…
Goa’s Congress party has managed to do what Parrikar himself could never engineer in all these years— it has delivered a hefty chunk of the Catholic and Muslim voters of the state to the BJP!
Even I am starting to believe that a kind of real political miracle can come about in the beguilingly beautiful Cumbharjua constituency...
On the trail of a deeply unconventional campaign in Cumbharjua, being run by Bismarque Dias, a maverick priest
In an era of professional campaigns, paid news and coerced electorates, Bismarque Dias, a maverick Catholic priest, is running a highly unconventional campaign.
Sussegad no more, once-sleepy Goa goes to the polls on March 3rd, while the improbable candidature of a rangy Catholic priest promises to offer an unconventional campaign trail. Join in
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