The new mining policy and the selective action against only the small operators sends out the signals that the Manohar Parrikar government is clearing the field for the big players in the industry, reports Pamela D’Mello More>>

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Very little land in Goa is left for Goans. In Pernem, half of Hassapur village has been bought by a party from Tamil Nadu. More>>

The move to revisit the Nadia Torrado case may be political, but it cannot overlook some of the hard evidence pointed out by the courts, Guilherme Almeida reports. More>>

Lucila Pacheco was a woman in a man’s world. More>>

For generations, Goans have been embroiled in a series of existential struggles. The first half of the 20th century was fully occupied with dis sent and decolonization, and the second brought further challenges of integration into the Indian polity. More>>

A ‘rocumentary’ based on life, family and music of the Goa-based rocker is now online. More>>

Gospel music has quite a few Goan bands and the Facebook generation plugged in, reports Diana Fernandes More>>

The second-last Sunday every July, a great, big jamboree descends on Goans who call London their home. More>>

Valanka Alemao’s petition challenging Benaulim MLA Caitu Silva’s election has implications for hundreds of Goans queued up for Portuguese nationality. More>>