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Goa: Fishing in troubled waters as they continue to grapple with multiple challenges – ICSF

Herald: Goans fishing in troubled waters as they continue to grapple with multiple challenges

In his tenure as vice prez, Naidu took keen interest in standing committees, promoted Indian languages

During his ternure as the Vice President of India M Venkaiah Naidu took a keen interest in the functioning of department related standing committees of the Rajya Sabha and also reviewed their functioning.

Locals of Goa Island protest against naval flag hoisting on Independence Day, CM Pramod Sawant warns of action

16 | August | Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant has warned the locals of Sao Jacinto Island in South Goa of strict action for opposing the flag hoisting ceremony of the Indian Navy on Independence Day. The Goa CM, in a tweet on Friday, said such "anti-India activities" will be dealt with with an "iron fist". Pramod Sawant's statement …

The silent rise of India's private ports | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide

The silent rise of India’s private ports In August 2020, Karan Adani, chief executive officer of Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone (APSEZ) and scion to the Adani group, informed stock analysts on an earnings call that his flagship port—Mundra, in the gulf of Kutch—had become the busiest port in the country. After nipping at the heels of its closest competitor for container traffic, JNPT (Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust) at Navi Mumbai, for the last few years, Mundra finally pulled ahead in the first quarter of FY21, staging a faster recovery from the covid slump than the central government controlled JNPT could.

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Opposition charges Centre of cutting short number of Parliament sittings

Ports Bill Gifts Goa A New 'Union Territory'

Ports Bill Gifts Goa A New ‘Union Territory’ Nandkumar M Kamat Goa has entered a period of planning pre-2022 assembly election strategies so not much can be expected from the government which would continue to buy time over all controversial issues, till elections for the eighth state assembly get declared. Today nobody hears anything about the most important demand made by ex MLA late Matanhy Saldanha for getting a “special status” for Goa. He was supported till March 2012 by ex CM Manohar Parrikar but he lost interest to pursue it after Saldanha’s untimely death. Since then, we are watching a scenario which shows how Goa is rapidly losing everything it was always known for.

Major Port Authorities Bill to give a fillip to PSU ports, say experts

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Rajya Sabha passes Major Port Authorities Bill 2020 ensuring autonomy to 12 big ports

Rajya Sabha passes Major Port Authorities Bill 2020 ensuring autonomy to 12 big ports New Delhi, Feb 10 (UNI) Rajya Sabha on Wednesday passed the Major Port Authorities Bill, 2020, ensuring autonomy to 12 major ports in the country. The Bill sought to provide for regulation, operation and planning of major ports in the country and provide greater autonomy to these ports, replacing the Major Port Trusts Act, 1963. The legislation provides for the creation of a Board of Major Port Authority for each major port and to replace the existing Port Trusts. While replying the debate on this Bill, the Union Shipping Minister Mansukh Mandaviya said, "Would a patriot oppose this Bill? This Bill is not for privatisation of ports.