Daily10@Herald: Goa tightens rules at beaches, J&K man held in narcotics case

Daily10@Herald: Goa tightens rules at beaches, J&K man held in narcotics case
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In the midst of all the daily hustle, there’s a chance you might have missed some of the top local news from Goa, along with important national and international updates. In this segment, we bring you the top 10 news stories of the day.

Three arrested in Collem for smuggling protected khair wood

Three men—Hasan Shaikh, Suraj Bhosle, and Biru Babu Patkare—were arrested in Collem for illegally smuggling protected khair wood valued at around Rs 30,000. Authorities seized the timber and a rickshaw used in the smuggling. A case has been registered and investigations continue into possible wider networks.

Khaje vendors raise tariff worries at Saptah fair; CM promises support

At the Vasco Damodar Saptah fair, traditional Khaje vendors raised concerns over high stall tariffs. Chief Minister Pramod Sawant assured support by promising a single-window system to simplify participation and reduce charges, following the municipal council’s recent 84% tariff reduction to help sustain traditional vendor livelihoods.

Jammu & Kashmir man arrested in Goa drug raid

Anjuna Police arrested a 54-year-old man from Jammu & Kashmir during a late-night drug raid in Assagao, Bardez. Narcotics and a large sum of cash were seized. The police suspect involvement in a broader narcotics ring. Further investigations and legal proceedings are underway.

Bridging classroom and coast: Students learn traditional fishing on Benaulim beach

Students at Benaulim beach engaged in hands-on learning about traditional fishing techniques, bridging classroom knowledge with coastal practices. This initiative aims to preserve local maritime heritage and provide experiential education by connecting youth with community fishing traditions and ecological awareness.

Goa Gets Tough on Misconduct at Beaches and Heritage Sites with New Penalties

Goa has implemented stricter penalties for misconduct at beaches and heritage sites, including fines from INR 5,000 to 1 lakh. Repeat offenders may face legal action under specific sections. The move addresses issues like littering, unauthorized activities, and aims to protect Goa’s natural and cultural assets.
Cheating capital of India : Tamil Nadu town beats Delhi as top hotspot

Tamil Nadu’s town surpassed Delhi as India’s top cheating hotspot, marking it as the country's "cheating capital." This highlights growing concerns about fraud and deceptive practices in the region, with authorities urged to take preventive measures

‘Trying again’: Saina Nehwal and Parupalli Kashyap give love another shot weeks after split

Former badminton couple Saina Nehwal and Parupalli Kashyap are attempting reconciliation weeks after their split, signaling personal efforts to revive their relationship amid public attention.

Army officer booked for alleged assault on SpiceJet employee at Srinagar airport

An army officer has been booked for allegedly assaulting a SpiceJet employee at Srinagar airport, triggering investigations and casting a spotlight on security personnel conduct at public facilities.

Suvendu Adhikari alleges 1 crore fake voters in Bengal, seeks ECI intervention

Suvendu Adhikari accused Bengal authorities of harboring 1 crore fake voters and petitioned the Election Commission of India for intervention to ensure electoral integrity in the state.

Indian officials deny halting Russian oil imports amid U.S. pressure: Report

Indian officials deny reports that they halted Russian oil imports due to U.S. pressure, asserting continued trade ties despite international diplomatic sensitivities.

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