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From Australia to Europe, countries move to curb children's social media accessNations worldwide are enacting strict rules for social media access by children. Australia has banned platforms for those under 16. Britain...- Goa weighs social media ban for childrenGoa state is considering an Australia-style social media ban for children under 16, citing mental health risks. This move follows Australia...
- Goa weighs social media ban for childrenIndia's Goa state is considering an Australia-style social media ban for children under 16, citing mental health risks. This move follows A...
- Goa government mulls ban on entry of locals in casinosThe Goa government will relocate offshore casino vessels from River Mandovi to another location.
- Shares of liquor makers fall as Goa plans to ban alcohol consumption in public placesUnited Spirits, the world’s second largest spirits company by volume, fell almost 4% to end at Rs 2591.60 on Wednesday.
- Nestle shares end 8% higher after FSSAI lab finds Maggi safeAfter surging 10.17 per cent to Rs 7,000 in intra-day trade, shares of the company finally ended at Rs 6,831.95, up 7.53 per cent on the BS...
- Sesa Sterlite settles in green; market capitalisation jumps by Rs 326 croreHowever, by the end of the day, the stock lost some ground and was trading at Rs 194.05, up 0.57 per cent over its previous closing price.
- Goa mining industry welcomes government's move to renew iron ore leasesThe state government recently approved renewal of 13 mining leases. It is likely to renew 8-10 more leases in the next few days, sources sa...
- Goa MLA demands special bikini beach; BJP says nothing doingMeanwhile, State Tourism Minister Parulekar distanced himself from the comments made by Mamlatdar, saying it was his personal opinion.
- Expect measured mining activity in Goa, growth to return to sector: Anish Damania"We had seen that over the last two years, mining as a sector has suffered and has shown declines in output across the board."
- Supreme Court allows iron ore mining in Goa with upper limit of 20MTThe SC also asked the state govt to constitute an expert panel and submit a report regarding capping of output and other issues.
- Supreme Court dampens govt hope for resumption of mining in GoaThe SC said considerations of faster economic growth could not be sole criterion for determining the legality of the ban it has imposed on ...
- Sesa Goa Q4 net down 74% at Rs 297.51 crVedanta group firm Sesa Goa reported a 74 per cent decline in consolidated net profit at Rs 297.51 crore for the fourth quarter ended March...
- What does tomorrow's judgement on Karnataka Category B iron ore mines mean for the industry?The long awaited verdict on the Category B mines in the Karnataka iron ore mine case is expected to be out in the first half of tomorrow.
- Sesa Goa likely to miss production target due to mining banVedanta group firm Sesa Goa is likely to miss the production target of about 15 million tonnes for the current fiscal due to mining ban in ...
- Sesa Goa expects positive news on Goa mining restriction by end-NovemberThe SC has banned all mining activity along with transportation of the steel-making ingredient, and has asked for a report on Goa's illegal...
- Sesa Goa stock lowest in six months after mining ban by state governmentThe stock of Sesa Goa has fallen to its lowest in six months after the Goa State Government ordered the temporary suspension of mining oper...
- Sesa Goa: Recent price spurt limits further upside, for nowThe market appears to have been carried away by the performance of India's largest iron ore miner - Sesa Goa - in the December quarter.
- Sesa Goa: Vedanta's open offer to Cairn likely to strain balance sheetGiven its latest reported cash and debt on books, Sesa Goa will have to look for alternative funding to finance the open offer, which is no...
- Sesa Goa rejects speculations China banning low grade oreDownplaying the apprehensions of China banning low quality iron ore, Vedanta Resources group firm, Sesa Goa today said that they have not c...
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