27 Oct 2013

 Traffic cop knocked down at Navelim 

MARGAO:  In a hit and run case, a traffic constable was knocked down by a speeding Dio scooter at Colmorodo-Navelim on Saturday noon. A bleeding constable Appa Satpalkar was rushed to the Hospicio with injuries on his face. Margao Traffic cell in-charge, PI Shirwaikar said the police constable had ordered the rider to stop, but was knocked down in the process. Margo PI Sudesh Naik said a case of hit and run stands registered against the unknown rider. He exuded confidence of tracing the rider with the help of the vehicle registration number. Police are investigating.

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Hubli driver found dead at Mollem 

COLLEM: A 60-year-old truck driver from Hubli (Karnataka) was found dead in the truck at Mollem on Saturday. According to Collem police, the driver, Kedar Basha Mulla from Hubli, had carried goods from Karnataka by his truck (KA-25 B 6485) and had unloaded them at Amona on October 25. He later proceeded towards Karnataka later Friday night. When he reached Mollem, he parked his truck by the roadside and had a light dinner at a nearby hotel, before going to sleep at the cabin of the truck. He was found lifeless in the cabin and the Collem police was alerted of the incident. A police team summoned a 108 ambulance to the site and 108 attendants confirmed that Mulla was dead. Collem police sent the body for an autopsy and PI Jivaba Dalvi is investigating the case.

Mapusa man accuses girl of blackmail

PANJIM: A Mapusa resident has accused a girl and her male friend of harassing and threatening him. In his complaint filed last week, Vishwas Kerkar said the girl, who has filed a complaint of molestation against him, and her friend Reis D’Costa have been filing false complaints against him. “The girl and Reis have been threatening me and have also sent a word with our common friend saying that he and my other friends should me otherwise they will also have to suffer along with me…the girl has been threatening me saying she will ruin my future and will bring me on the road. So also Reis has threatened me saying that he will finish my life and see that I beg on the street,” the complaint letter reads. The Mapusa police said they are inquiring into the complaint as there is a recent complaint filed by the girl accusing Kerkar of stalking her.

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TIVIM: Mapusa Police has registered a case against a man from Colvale on charges of posing as a CBI officer and threatening his neighbour. According to police reports, the accused had made an anonymous call posing as a CBI officer and had allegedly threatened a neighbour on August 18. After verifying the call details, Mapusa police on Saturday registered an offence under Section 507 IPC (criminal intimidation) by an anonymous communication and issued a notice under section 149 CRPC, prevention of congnizable offence.

Panjim local files duping complaint

PANJIM: Khwaja Mayoddin H K has complained to the Panjim police on Saturday that one Subhan Ali duped him of Rs 3.80 lakh on the pretext of investing the amount in business. Mayoddin has alleged that Ali, a Chimbel resident borrowed the amount on two different occasions ~ February 22, and April 4, this year, with a promise to return it within three months. “The complainant reminded him repeatedly to return the amount but in vain,” said a police officer. Thereafter Mayoddin lodged a criminal complaint against the person. Police have registered a case under section 420 of the Indian Penal Code for cheating and are investigating. 

House in Curtorim burgled

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MARGAO: Burglars continue to make merry in the jurisdiction of Maina Curtorim police station. A resident of Davorlim has complained to the Maina Curtorim police that unknown culprits barged inside his house and decamped with gold ornaments from his house worth around Rs 1.40 lakh. The police have registered a case of theft against unknown persons.

Colva police register trespass case

MARGAO: Colva police has registered a case of trespass following a complaint from the owner that the flat was given on rent to two foreigners by a builder. Colva PI Uttam Raut Desai said the police have registered the case after the owner complained that the builder had given the flat to two foreigners without her consent. The police are investigating. 

Novena of Fr Agnelo from November 11

PANJIM: The 86th death anniversary of Venerable Fr Agnelo D’Souza will be held on November 20 at Pilar. The Novena will begin on November 11, with masses at 5.30, 6.45, 8, 9.15, 10.30 in the morning and 3.45, 5 and 6.15 in the evening, with the last mass being in English. After every mass there will be prayers over the sick.
The Solemn High Mass will be presided over by Derek Fernandes, Bishop of Karwar on November 20 at 9.30 am. The theme of the celebration is Ven. Agnelo: Witness to faith in the Communities
A special healing mass with anointing with holy oil will be held on November 15, at 3.45 pm. There will be no mass at 5 pm on that day. On November 16, a special inter religious prayer will be held at 11.45 am and a night vigil from 9.30 pm to 5 am.  Special masses in Tamil and Malayalam are on November 17 at 11.30 am and 12.45 pm respectively. 
CME in Haematology held at GMC
PANJIM: The Goa Medical College organised a Continuing Medical Education (CME) programme in Haematology at the GMC. The faculty was Dr Vijay Ramanan, Director and head of Clinical Haematology Department and Bone Marrow Transplant Unit, Ruby Hall Clinic, Pune and Director of Yashoda Haematology Clinic, Pune. The CME was chaired by Dr R G Wiseman Pinto and Dr Savita Chandra. The topics covered were best approach towards a complete haemogram report. The Goa Medical Council gave CME accreditation.
Healing retreat at Taleigao 
PANJIM: Jesus & Mary Ministry under Fr Conceicao D’Silva Parish Priest of St Michael’s Church, Taleigao is organizing all Goa special healing retreat for SSCE, college student and sick people on November 1. The retreat will begin at 8 am with Rosary led by SSVP members.
From 8.30 am to 9.30 am the Word of God will be preached and from 9.30 am to 10.30 am there will be praise and worship session. From 10.30 am to 10.45 am it will be time for testimonies. From 11 am to noon Fr Lawrence Mascarenhas and Fr Xavier Braganza will conduct the Eucharist Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. During this time they will pray for SSCE and college student and sick people.
From Noon to 1pm Fr Conceicao D’Silva will pray special prayers during the mass for abundant blessing on SSCE and college students. Priests will be available for confessions from 8 am to noon. Buses are available from 7 am from Margao (near SBI) to Taleigao Church and from Panjim bus stand to Taleigao.
Jus’ Leo to perform in UK
PANJIM: Jus’ Leo will perform for a pre-Christmas dance in Wembley on November 1. Thereafter he will perform at different place like Excel, Leeds, Scotland and back at Leeds.
Leo said, “The entire tour is more than two weeks and the excitement of performing for our Goans in Europe is a different experience.”
Jus’ Leo expressed his regrets to his music lovers, friends and well wishers over his absence in different places and restaurants in Goa. 
Ayurvedic Hospital to be launched  
PANJIM: Announcing the launch of the Goa Ayurvedic Hospital in Margao, Chairman and MD of Alcon Victor Group, Victor Albuquerque called for an increased interest in medical tourism with ayurvedic in particular. 
Going under the banner of the Victor Hospitals and Medical Services, the hospital is located adjacent to the existing Apollo Victor Hospital. The project was one that not only contains the ancient science of ayurveda but also combined the high tech methods of allopathy. 
“The inter connection between the two hospitals gives patients the option of availing facilities of laboratory, physiotherapy and diagnostics from the Apollo Victor Hospital. The patients can get the best of both allopathy and ayurvedic facilities under one roof,” said Albuquerque. 
The 25-bedded hospital will be inaugurated on Monday and contains six full fledged therapy rooms, an ayurvedic pharmacy and a hall for conducting yoga, meditation and rehabilitation for patients. 

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