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Demolition At Second Club Owned By Luthras, Missing Since Goa Fire
"Romeo Lane" -- a beach shack in Goa's Vagator owned by restaurant chain owner Luthra brothers -- is being demolished following an order by Chief Minister Pramod Sawant.
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Over 1000 Hectatre Of Goa Orchard Land Illegally Sold As Residential
Almost one crore square metres of orchard land in Goa has been illegally sold as residential plots, and FIRs had been lodged in a majority of these cases, the state's Town and Country Planning Minister Vijai Sardesai said today.
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Russia opens consulate in Goa
A slew of illegal land deals involving its nationals was one of the reasons why Russia decided to start a consular office in Goa, which hosted 1.5 lakh Russian tourists this season, Ambassador Alexander Kadakin said on Friday.
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Four airlines landed in Goa despite unsafe conditions
Four of India's biggest airlines will have to explain why their aircraft have been landing in Goa despite being advised that safety conditions were less than ideal.Kingfisher, GoAir, JetLite and Jet Airways will be given a period of 48 hours to explain their violations of a curfew imposed by airport safety officials.Eight flights, each with over 15...
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Demolition At Second Club Owned By Luthras, Missing Since Goa Fire
"Romeo Lane" -- a beach shack in Goa's Vagator owned by restaurant chain owner Luthra brothers -- is being demolished following an order by Chief Minister Pramod Sawant.
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Over 1000 Hectatre Of Goa Orchard Land Illegally Sold As Residential
Almost one crore square metres of orchard land in Goa has been illegally sold as residential plots, and FIRs had been lodged in a majority of these cases, the state's Town and Country Planning Minister Vijai Sardesai said today.
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Russia opens consulate in Goa
A slew of illegal land deals involving its nationals was one of the reasons why Russia decided to start a consular office in Goa, which hosted 1.5 lakh Russian tourists this season, Ambassador Alexander Kadakin said on Friday.
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Four airlines landed in Goa despite unsafe conditions
Four of India's biggest airlines will have to explain why their aircraft have been landing in Goa despite being advised that safety conditions were less than ideal.Kingfisher, GoAir, JetLite and Jet Airways will be given a period of 48 hours to explain their violations of a curfew imposed by airport safety officials.Eight flights, each with over 15...
