Frequent power cuts reported across Benaulim | Goa News

Colva: After the monsoon began a few days ago, villages in the Benaulim constituency are again facing frequent power outages, many lasting over 20 minutes.Consumers are frustrated as the Carmona sub-station’s official mobile number has been unreachable since June 20. Carmona sub-station junior engineer Satyam Raikar said there is no fault at Carmona sub-station. He…

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State forms highway inspection squad to curb rising accidents | Goa News

The inspection squad shall submit a fortnightly report to the district magistrate Panaji: Following directions from the Supreme Court, state govt has decided to conduct periodic inspections along national highways to identify unauthorised parking, encroachments and stray cattle, with the aim of reducing fatal accidents.State govt has constituted a seven-member inspection squad to carry out…

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Monsoon turns Pernem roads into accident hotspots, locals blame PWD negligence | Goa News

Mapusa: Heavy monsoon rains have exposed the deteriorating condition of key road infrastructure across Pernem taluka, with several stretches turning into potential accident hotspots and drawing criticism over alleged neglect by the public works department (PWD).At Chandel–Hasapur, the approach road to a newly constructed bridge has deteriorated into a dangerous stretch littered with loose stones…

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Reading the skies: When dragonflies, frogs and birds heralded the monsoon | Goa News

Keri: Goa was once a largely agro-horticultural state, where rural life revolved around the monsoon. Villagers depended on seasonal rains for irrigation and drinking water, and eagerly awaited the first showers to ease the summer heat and replenish depleted sources.For generations, rural communities observed natural signs to anticipate the monsoon. Swarms of dragonflies, termites gathering…

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