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CM Sawant Confirms Decision to Remove Govind Gaude, Silent on Cabinet Reshuffle
CM Pramod Sawant confirmed he alone decided to remove Govind Gaude from the cabinet, but declined to discuss reshuffle plans, saying details will be shared once a new minister is appointed.
‘Not My Place to Comment’ – Former Chief Minister Laxmikant Parsekar distances himself from Gaude’s ouster, recalls sacking Dhavalikar duo
Former CM Laxmikant Parsekar refused to comment on Gaude’s removal, stating it’s the CM’s prerogative. He recalled sacking the Dhavalikar brothers, a major political moment during his tenure.
Kala Academy Probe Report Finally Submitted to Vigilance After 2-Year Delay
After two years of delays, the technical committee probing the ₹56-crore Kala Academy renovation has submitted its report to Goa’s Vigilance Department. The confidential findings, based on 15 sittings, scrutinize alleged corruption and irregularities. The report’s submission now shifts focus to the government’s response and potential accountability measures.
Cargo Kings: Delta Ports Sets New Iron Ore Benchmark at MPA
Delta Ports Mormugao Terminal set a new record by loading 30,581 MT of iron ore pellets in 24 hours onto MV Vishva Chetna. Lauded by MPA Chairman Dr. N. Vimodkumar, the feat highlights the port’s growing efficiency and positions it as a key player in global iron ore exports.
goa drugs
North Goa Police arrested two men for supplying ganja near schools and colleges, highlighting a growing drug threat to students. With rising youth drug abuse, authorities are intensifying crackdowns, probing wider networks, and urging schools to boost awareness efforts. Legal experts warn of strict penalties under the NDPS Act.
