South Goa farmer groups fear crops will wither if monsoon doesn’t revive within a week | Goa News

Colva/Canacona: A prolonged dry spell and a sharp rainfall deficit have cast a shadow over the paddy season across the state, with farmers fearing heavy crop losses if the southwest monsoon fails to revive soon. Agricultural activities in several villages of South Goa have virtually come to a standstill. Farmers, who would normally be busy…

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Wetland authority to conduct ground verification across Goa | Goa News

Margao: The Goa State Wetland Authority (GSWA) has issued a public notice informing residents and landowners that officials will be visiting notified wetland areas across the state to carry out physical delineation and ground verification.The exercise has been mandated by the Supreme Court, which has directed that all notified wetlands in the country undergo digital…

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Pernem residents demand crackdown on illegal foreigners | Goa News

Mapusa: Four recent arrests involving illegal foreign nationals have alarmed Pernem locals, who are demanding that authorities take measures to counter the influx of illegal immigrants in the coastal belt.Earlier this week, two Afghan nationals travelling on fake Indian passports were arrested upon arrival at Manohar International Airport, Mopa.Adding to concern, Alexandr Arkhipov of Kazakhstan,…

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After 2 Afghans held at Mopa, cops probe Delhi passport racket | Goa News

Panaji: Goa police suspect the involvement of a Delhi-based passport fraud racket after two Afghan nationals were arrested at Manohar International Airport, Mopa, for allegedly obtaining Indian passports using forged documents and false identities.The arrests followed immigration checks that revealed the accused were travelling on both Indian and Afghan passports. Investigators found that both accused…

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Temples resurface at Anjunem dam, heritage lovers call for urgent protection | Goa News

Keri: Every summer, as the water level in the Anjunem reservoir drops, the remains of temples from the submerged village of Gulle emerge again, revealing fragments of the area’s history. Heritage enthusiasts are pressing govt to take swift steps to safeguard and conserve these structures while they are exposed.The Anjunem Irrigation Project, completed around three…

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