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No provision to assess cumulative impact of Mollem projects: Cabral

on January 27, 2021

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130 metres of power cable worth over Rs 1.91 lakh stolen

Panaji: Some unknown persons stole away around 130 metres of electrical cable worth over Rs 1.91 lakh that was kept in the open near football ground at Fondvem, Ribandar. The cable was cut from the drum, informed the police. The incident occurred in the early hours of Thursday, informed the Old Goa police, adding that an FIR has been registered against unknown persons. The police said that a complaint in this regard was lodged by Vinod Tukade. PSI Viraj Dhawaskar is investigating the case. The post 130 metres of power cable worth over Rs 1.91 lakh stolen appeared first on The Navhind Times .

Devotees partake of traditional feast at Bordem’s ‘pavaner’

As a tradition of celebrating seasonal food and its nutritional properties, Pavaner, an age-old ritualistic offering of traditional Goan food to the presiding deities, which is also followed in Bordem in Bicholim, was observed on Saturday. from Goa News, Latest Goa News Headlines & Live Updates - Times of India

State govt ties up with IFC to develop infrastructure

Panaji: The department of public private partnership has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of World Bank Group, for development of infrastructure in the state on public private partnership basis. The MoU has been signed in pursuance of cabinet approval and no-objection certificate (NOC) from the department of economic affairs, Ministry of Finance. As per the MoU, IFC will do initial screening and scoping of projects in consultation with different departments and entities and identify projects across a range of sectors, which are a priority for the client and fit within IFC’s strategic developmental priorities in India. This includes feasibility study on select projects. The IFC has appointed M/s Deloitte to do this initial screening study. This is an unpaid service from IFC, being done through the donor funding. The following way forward in a structured manner is proposed for the initial screening study by IFC/ Del...

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