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In the corporate world that swears by the adage ‘clothes maketh a man’, A D Naik (59) is an aberration by defiance.

In the corporate world that swears by the adage ‘clothes maketh a man’, A D Naik (59) is an aberration by defiance.

A woman stole a gold bracelet from a jewellery shop on the pretext of purchasing it from Gandhinagar last week, which has been captured by the CCTV installed there

CM Reiterates Land Not Leased To Defence Ministry

Abortion rates across Thane city slipped drastically to a record low of 36 per cent in 2014-15 as compared to the cases in the previous year, with experts reasoning that high awareness and easy access to contraceptives led to fewer cases of medical termination of pregnancy (MTP)

A non-stop fitness regime of 110 minutes where participants will be able to work out to zumba beats and Bollywood numbers is expected to draw in a large crowd, especially young participants, this Sunday at the TOI main stage at Happy Streets

ASSOCHAM to push for e-governance in state

Vasco civic body acts tough with defaulters

Five barges barged into Tiracol river on Saturday morning sending shockwaves among Tiracol locals, who are fighting against the jetty at Aronda.

Wyoming business centre soon in Goa

The police report submitted to chief minister Laxmikant Parsekar has revealed that social activist Bismarque Dias died due to accidental drowning. The report also said that the viscera analysis report, which is awaited, will throw more light on his death.

The Bharatiya Janta Party is not only misleading the people of Goa, but it has also exposed its ignorance of Goa’s long-pending demand for special status under article 371, Rajya Sabha MP and All India Congress Committee secretary Shantaram Naik said in a statement issued in response to a statement made by BJP vice-president Wilfred Mesquita.

Flay Nuvem MLA Mickky Pacheco For Attack On Tiatr Actors, Say Goons Were His Supporters

With the start of the tourism season, the popular Patnem beach in Canacona is still reeling from its garbage management problem.

Two Indian films - both Bengali - have been chosen to compete at the international competition section at the International Film Festival of India (Iffi). The 2014 film ‘Like a Play’ by Debesh Chatterjee and the 2015 movie ‘Cinemawala’ by Kaushik Ganguly will compete with 13 other selections from across the globe for Iffi’s golden peacock award for best film.

After a long gap, public film screenings will be back at the 2015 edition of the International Film Festival of India (Iffi). Indian language classics will be screened for the public at Azad Maidan in Panaji from November 21 to 29, 2015.

Applauding tiatrist community for spreading awareness about the wrongs happening in society as well as exposing certain politicians and their misdeeds, advocate Aires Rodrigues on Saturday emphasised that “freedom of expression should be respected” and that South Goa collector Sachin Shinde could not impose a ban on tiatrist Francis de Tuem singing his song unless the district magistrate first heard it.