Goa’s Liberation: From Colonial Chains to Civilisational Duty
December 19 is not just a date on the calendar of Goa. It is a wound that healed into pride, a silence that was...
Goa Nightclubs Are Not Culture. They Are the Slow Death of Goa’s Identity
Goa is being sold a lie every night - wrapped in neon lights, thumping bass, and the cheap intoxication of permissiveness. We are told...
Twenty-Five Deaths, One Question Mr Modi: Will India Treat Corruption Like Terrorism
When 26 innocent Indians were killed in Pahalgam, the nation did not hesitate or hedge. The act was identified for what it was -...
Goa Misses You, Mr Parrikar
Today, as Goa marks your birthday, Manohar Parrikar, there is a silence that hurts more than noise. Not the silence of peace, but the...
Governance in Goa Needs a Shake-Up, Modiji
There is a moment in every democracy when silence becomes complicity. Goa is staring at that moment today. The land once celebrated as Dev...
The First Spark of the Arpora Fire Was a Panchayat Stamp
The trail of corruption that enabled the illegal operations of Birch nightclub - an illegality that burned 25 innocent people alive - began not...
