Who knows best the local stake holders on the ground or our ministers who have no feet on the ground?

Who knows best the local stake holders on the ground or our ministers who have no feet on the ground?

Even the courts have gone soft on lucky 7. Would they have dealt with the issue if this were to happen to a common man with no political backing, how different would the verdict be?

A good move, now lets see it getting materialized and implemented.

Parrikar chooses to speak out just when it suits him and chooses to be mum when its convenient.
http://epaper.heraldgoa.in/Details.aspx?id=30410&boxid=144123648&uid=&dat=9/7/2017

Coastal panchyats must formulate their own tourism plans after studying its carrying capacity. When such a study is done and the village develops their plans accordingly, we will have sustainable tourism and not over crowding.
http://epaper.heraldgoa.in/Details.aspx?id=30363&boxid=14406453&uid=&dat=9/4/2017

With Government promoting monsoon tourism, they must also ensure manning of beaches during the early hours of the day as lots of tourists get into the water before the sun is up.
http://epaper.heraldgoa.in/Details.aspx?id=30354&boxid=14338656&uid=&dat=9/4/2017
