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Kerala's Double Delight: After Nationals comes the National Games beach soccer title - Vimarsana News

Kerala's Double Delight: After Nationals comes the National Games beach soccer title

Kerala's supremacy in beach soccer remained unchallenged as they got the better of Goa 7-5 in the National Games final at Colva Beach, Goa, on Wednesday.This was Kerala’s second title of the season, as earlier in the year they won the ...

Beach soccer set to make its debut in National Championships - Vimarsana News

Beach soccer set to make its debut in National Championships

The All India Football Federation's decision to host the first-ever Men's National Beach Soccer Championships at Dumas Beach, Surat, in January-February early this year has proved to be a game-changer for the sport in the country.Beach Soccer, ...

A 7-day itinerary for Goa for first timers - Vimarsana News

A 7-day itinerary for Goa for first timers

If you still haven't been to Goa, then this is the time. If you are someone who is visiting the place for the first time, these are places you must include in your itinerary.

Long Weekends in August 2023: The complete list and places you can visit | Travel - Vimarsana News

Long Weekends in August 2023: The complete list and places you can visit | Travel

Check out the long weekend in August 2023 and the places you can visit near Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, and Kolkata during this time. | Travel

Goa beaches shut for monsoon, but tourists still flock to seafronts - Vimarsana News

Goa beaches shut for monsoon, but tourists still flock to seafronts

The onset of monsoon in Goa has prompted authorities to close the beaches for any kind of activities, but tourists still flock to the seafronts, though in lesser numbers.