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Goa’s tinderbox clubs: Blocked exits, bamboo roofs, foam wallsGoa's nightlife has exploded, with over 200 clubs now operating, many illegally. A recent fire at Birch by Romeo Lane tragically claimed 25...- School Assembly News Headlines for 10th December, 2025: Top national, international, sports and business updatesNews headlines for December 10, 2025, cover national developments like the deferred MBBS seat capping and a Red Fort blast probe. Internati...
- 'First time in Goa in years': Some beach shacks shut operations early as tourist footfall dwindlesGoa’s iconic beach shacks are experiencing an unprecedented early shutdown this season, with many closing weeks before the official end dat...
- Vietnam’s factory-based growth model at risk in global trade warThe situation has caused widespread anxiety and disrupted production plans, impacting workers and local suppliers.
- Haryana: Khap Mahapanchayat demading CBI inquiry into Sonali Phogat deathAmid the ongoing stir in Sonali Phogat's death case, the police on Friday confirmed that the profile was being reviewed at senior levels an...
- Goa's golden beaches turn murky as tar balls surface on seashoreTar balls -- greasy blobs of thick weathered oil that wash ashore -- have started surfacing on the state's coastline. Tourism Minister Roha...
- 'All my dreams are shattered': coronavirus crushes Asia's garment industry"If I have a job and an income, I can pay for medical treatment for my mother," Zarchi Lwin, 29, told Reuters from the home she shares with...
- As coronavirus scare spreads, Goa beaches wear deserted lookThe coronavirus scare in several countries across the world has started affecting tourism in Goa, with crowds at its famed beaches thinning...
- Fewer tourists planned a Goa trip during Christmas 2017Goa is known for its night-long parties which begin from Christmas and continue till December 31 mid-night.
- Note ban: Goa stares at a dull tourist season this year-endState Tourism Minister Dilip Parulekar, however, ruled out the worries stating that this new year season will have tourists flooding the be...
- At Alang shipbreaking yard, worker safety remains a dusty dreamGoing the whole nine yards in Alang, the ship graveyard of the world, where worker safety and benefits are still a dusty, murky pipe dream.
- Decision made for exiting the land parcel in Sri Lanka: Hardik Dhebar, Delta Corp"Of the entire Rs 27-28 crore of revenue jump that has happened, about 70% has translated into my EBITDA."
- Environmental degradation: How the beach lost its beauty to businessRampant commercialisation and corruption have eroded the natural beauty of one of the most beautiful seafronts in the world, says Uma Shash...
- Goa faces prospect of falling tourist arrivalsWhile the ongoing St Francis Xavier exposition might to a certain extent off-set the impact of the decrease in tourist footfalls.
- Football: Still a metaphor for passion and a beacon of hopeDespite a slew of graft charges against Fifa, football's ruling body,the beautiful game still continues to inspire millions across the glob...
- Environment in shacklesRelaxing ambience and highly-rated food served by beach shacks have added value to Goa's tourism profile, but greens feel the government's ...
- Global tsunami strikes GoaGlobal meltdown has spelt hard times for Goa’s hospitality business. Despite a near-full occupancy for the year-end celebrations, hotel ear...
- Gloom over tourist towns with arrivals down to a trickleHotel and resort owners in the country’s top tourist spots like Kerala, Goa and Rajasthan are feeling the first pinch of slowdown in the to...
- US gears up for digital TV switch-over 2009A year ahead of a US switch to digital television, government and industry leaders vowed on Thursday they will not leave Americans in the a...
- "I drew flak for investing in Bharti."Since the time Vodafone CEO Arun Sarin landed in New Delhi on Wednesday morning, he hasn’t had a moment to breathe. When he eventually had ...
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