Monthly Archives: June 2016

Disaster in the making

Reducing the NDZ to 50mts is doom not only for the people but for the ecology. If this was to benefit the people as they say so, then why was it kept so secret ? Why was there a need … Continue reading →

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Tourists use respite to throng Calangute coast

The break in rain on Wednesday, after the continuous downpour witnessed since Sunday, saw a large number of domestic tourists making their way to shores along the Calangute-Candolim beach belt. The stretch witnessed high tourist arrivals this monsoon because of … Continue reading →

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Goa appeals for daily trains to Dudhsagar

Parulekar should also see that the infrastructure for garbage collection and other amenities should be in place as well. Its not just about getting daily trains plying to Dudhsagar. http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/goa/Goa-appeals-for-daily-trains-to-Dudhsagar/articleshow/52875431.cms Tourism minister Dilip Parulekar has appealed to Union minister for … Continue reading →

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Monsoon tourism

Yes monsoon tourism should be promoted with focus on places with natural springs . However even before such places are opened to tourists, the infrastructure around these places need to be developed and people around these places need to be … Continue reading →

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Villagers demand removal of casino from Britona

The CM thinks ignoring people and their wishes can make them go away. This government only knows the language of agitation and strikes.

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‘Increase in foreign tourists? Really?’

The government always play with number be it in tourism sector or any other sector. This is how the government gets all its awards…faking numbers.! http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/goa/Increase-in-foreign-tourists-Really/articleshow/52824346.cms Panaji: The tourist trade complained of a fall in fortunes consequent to a decline … Continue reading →

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