| Centre
agrees to give more funds for IFFI
PANAJI, Aug 2: With the Planning Commission providing additional
funds to Goa, the Chief Minister, Mr Pratapsing Rane, today
said the government will consider holding the 36th International
Film Festival of India in Goa, and added that he would take
a decision on it after consulting party colleagues within
three days.
Landmark
in Konkani literature ignored
PANAJI: On July 31, another significant landmark in the
history of Konkani went almost unnoticed. It was on 31 July
1905 - hundred years to the day - the first Konkani novel
written by Eduardo Jose Bruno de Souza was released. De
Souza's 174-page novel "Kristanv Ghorabo", which
was well received, was based on a family living the Christian
ideal in their day-to-day life. The novel, in Romi script
with 25 chapters, started a new chapter in the life of the
Konkani language.
Rains
lashed the State with full fury once again
Rains lashed the State with full fury once again, wreaking
havoc for over 75 families residing in the Mala locality
of Panjim, whose houses were flooded. Over 75 families were
affected when the rains lashing the State flooded the residences
of 50 families residing near the Panjim Planning and Development
Authority (PPDA), Hotel Four Pillars, Neogi- nagar and other
parts of Mala. Families residing on the ground floor have
been shifted to their neighbours' homes on the top floors,
as they refused to evacuate.
9
buried alive, 2 rescued in major landslide
MARGAO: At least nine persons are feared to be buried alive
while two were rescued till late Sunday night in a major
landslide at Dicarpale, Davorlim, along the Margao-Quepem
road. The incident occurred around 9 pm when a slope of
the hill caved in and fell on a structure.
Goa
Weather Report |
Rainfall
in Mumbai on 26th July 2005 |
944mm |
Rainfall
in Goa on 26th July 2005 |
126.8mm |
Annual
Rainfall (Average) in Goa |
3000-3500mm |
Seasonal
total Rainfall so far this year (2005) in Goa |
2101.8mm |
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