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Cabinet Approves Naming Goa's 2nd Airport, At Mopa, After Manohar Parrikar
The Union Cabinet has given ex-post facto approval for naming of Greenfield International Airport at Goa's Mopa as Manohar International Airport, after former Defence Minister and Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar.
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PM Inaugurates Goa's New Airport Named After Manohar Parrikar: 10 Points
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the first phase of the international airport at Mopa in north Goa today. He named the airport after late Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar. Mr Parrikar died in March 2019.
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Silent Wave In My Favour: Manohar Parrikar's Son, An Independent In Goa
Asserting that there is a silent wave in his favour, Utpal Parrikar, elder son of late Goa chief minister Manohar Parrikar, has said he was a favoured choice after his father's death in 2019, but was denied poll ticket by BJP due to local politics.
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"Keeping Our Word": Sena Backs Manohar Parrikar's Son In Message To BJP
The Shiv Sena has dropped its candidate from Goa's Panaji and has decided to support former Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar's son Utpal, who is contesting the February 14 state election as an independent after being snubbed by the BJP for the seat.
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"Those Handpicked By Manohar Parrikar Sidelined": Goa Ex-Minister Lobo
Former Goa minister Michael Lobo, who moved from the BJP to Congress earlier this month, has contended that there is no place in the party any more for people handpicked by the state's three-time Chief Minister, the late Manohar Parrikar.
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"Career On Line": M Parrikar's Son Utpal On Fighting Goa Polls Vs BJP
Utpal Parrikar, the son of former Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar, said today he is putting his entire political career on the line by fighting the election against Atanasio 'Babush' Monserrate in Panaji, his father's constituency.
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Snubbed By BJP, Manohar Parrikar's Son Contests Goa Seat Independently
Utpal Parrikar, the son of former Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar, has joined the race for his father's constituency Panaji as an independent candidate after the BJP denied him a ticket.
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Assembly Elections 2022 Highlights: Manohar Parrikar's Son, Snubbed By BJP, Files Goa Nomination Independently
Former Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar's son Utpal Parrikar, who quit the BJP and announced he would contest the upcoming assembly election as an independent, has filed nomination paper from the seat today.
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Snubbed By BJP, Manohar Parrikar's Son To File Goa Seat Papers Tomorrow
Utpal Parrikar, son of former Goa chief minister Manohar Parrikar, who quit the BJP and announced to contest next month's Goa Assembly elections from Panaji as an independent, will file his nomination on Thursday morning, setting up a contest with hi
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Goa Elections: Laxmikant Parsekar, Who Succeeded Manohar Parrikar In Goa, To Quit BJP Today
Former Goa Chief Minister and senior BJP leader Laxmikant Parsekar, who was denied ticket by the party for the next month's state Assembly elections, today said he will resign from the ruling party.
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Cabinet Approves Naming Goa's 2nd Airport, At Mopa, After Manohar Parrikar
The Union Cabinet has given ex-post facto approval for naming of Greenfield International Airport at Goa's Mopa as Manohar International Airport, after former Defence Minister and Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar.
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PM Inaugurates Goa's New Airport Named After Manohar Parrikar: 10 Points
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the first phase of the international airport at Mopa in north Goa today. He named the airport after late Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar. Mr Parrikar died in March 2019.
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Silent Wave In My Favour: Manohar Parrikar's Son, An Independent In Goa
Asserting that there is a silent wave in his favour, Utpal Parrikar, elder son of late Goa chief minister Manohar Parrikar, has said he was a favoured choice after his father's death in 2019, but was denied poll ticket by BJP due to local politics.
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"Keeping Our Word": Sena Backs Manohar Parrikar's Son In Message To BJP
The Shiv Sena has dropped its candidate from Goa's Panaji and has decided to support former Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar's son Utpal, who is contesting the February 14 state election as an independent after being snubbed by the BJP for the seat.
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"Those Handpicked By Manohar Parrikar Sidelined": Goa Ex-Minister Lobo
Former Goa minister Michael Lobo, who moved from the BJP to Congress earlier this month, has contended that there is no place in the party any more for people handpicked by the state's three-time Chief Minister, the late Manohar Parrikar.
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"Career On Line": M Parrikar's Son Utpal On Fighting Goa Polls Vs BJP
Utpal Parrikar, the son of former Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar, said today he is putting his entire political career on the line by fighting the election against Atanasio 'Babush' Monserrate in Panaji, his father's constituency.
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Snubbed By BJP, Manohar Parrikar's Son Contests Goa Seat Independently
Utpal Parrikar, the son of former Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar, has joined the race for his father's constituency Panaji as an independent candidate after the BJP denied him a ticket.
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Assembly Elections 2022 Highlights: Manohar Parrikar's Son, Snubbed By BJP, Files Goa Nomination Independently
Former Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar's son Utpal Parrikar, who quit the BJP and announced he would contest the upcoming assembly election as an independent, has filed nomination paper from the seat today.
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Snubbed By BJP, Manohar Parrikar's Son To File Goa Seat Papers Tomorrow
Utpal Parrikar, son of former Goa chief minister Manohar Parrikar, who quit the BJP and announced to contest next month's Goa Assembly elections from Panaji as an independent, will file his nomination on Thursday morning, setting up a contest with hi
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Goa Elections: Laxmikant Parsekar, Who Succeeded Manohar Parrikar In Goa, To Quit BJP Today
Former Goa Chief Minister and senior BJP leader Laxmikant Parsekar, who was denied ticket by the party for the next month's state Assembly elections, today said he will resign from the ruling party.
