DAILY10@HERALD: Mopa Airport boils over with worker strike on harassment charges; CM shuts door on Ola-Uber entry in Goa with firm taxi stance

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No entry for Ola, Uber in Goa as CM Pramod Sawant clears air on taxi guidelines

Goa CM Pramod Sawant clarified that Ola and Uber are not entering the state, despite new taxi aggregator guidelines. He said the rules aim to regulate the current system, not invite new players. The government will consult all stakeholders to modernise transport while protecting local taxi operators’ interests.

Goa launches coaching aid scheme for ST students eyeing NEET, JEE success

The Goa government has launched the “Bhagwan Birsa Munda Lakshya Siddhi Yojana” to support tribal students preparing for NEET and JEE. It offers up to 100% coaching fee reimbursement based on income, aiming to empower 300 meritorious ST students through quality coaching and improve their chances in national entrance exams.


Mopa Airport Workers Launch Strike Over Harassment Allegations

Mopa Airport workers strike over harassment, demand action and fair treatment; operations hit as management yet to respond officially.

Holy Family Building Staircase Sealed Following Eviction Notice

The Holy Family House in Margao has been sealed by authorities following a structural audit deeming it unsafe. Tenants may retrieve belongings and apply for repair permission. The seal may be lifted only upon submission of a structural stability certificate. Safety measures are in place to protect the public.

Goa in Contention to Host FIDE World Cup 2025, May Replace New Delhi


The 2025 FIDE World Cup may shift from Delhi to Goa amid AICF turmoil, despite SAI’s ₹2.5 crore sanction for Delhi. Goa leads the race to host, while administrative uncertainty clouds India’s major chess tournament plans.

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