Daily10@Herald: Opposition defends Surla staff; Census shows just one donkey in Goa

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Bambolim project under fire as MLA Viresh Borkar exposes alleged corruption and illegal construction

Sant Andre MLA Viresh Borkar alleges corruption and irregularities in permissions for the Bambolim project by Worldwide Resorts and Entertainment. Protests highlight illegal tree felling, unauthorized construction, and environmental damage. The TCP Minister defends permissions, but environmental bodies have issued stop-work orders pending clearance.

‘Kunbi pride’ takes centre stage in Goa Assembly on Handloom Day

Goa Assembly proceedings were enlivened when Chief Minister Pramod Sawant and MLAs wore red Kunbi stoles celebrating National Handloom Day’s theme “Kunbi: The pride of Goan textile.” Opposition leader raised concerns over stole distribution, but CM assured all members would receive them

Only one donkey in Goa? Census uncovers bizarre livestock count

The Goa livestock census revealed an unusual statistic—only one donkey reportedly remains in the state—raising questions about data accuracy or reflecting changes in local animal populations, impacting traditional livelihoods.

Collem jeep operators protest GTDC takeover

Jeep operators in Collem protested against the Goa Tourism Development Corporation’s proposed takeover of their operations, fearing loss of livelihood and autonomy, demanding protection of local tourism businesses and fair negotiation with authorities

Centre approves acquisition of over 3.66 lakh sq mtr land in Cuncolim for NH-66 upgrade

The Central government approved acquiring more than 3.66 lakh square meters of land in Cuncolim to facilitate upgrading National Highway 66, aiming to improve transport infrastructure, with due compensation and resettlement to affected landowners.

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