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Goan survivors of the Costa Concordia

Some of the Goan Survivors of the ill fated Ship.

Sonia Gandhi addressing a rally in Goa

Sonia Gandhi addressing a rally of 50000 Goans.

Dubai's Lorna -Lourdes Maria

Lourdes Maria releasing her CD at the SFX Ball at the hands of the organizers.

Tsunami moment :Japan

When the Tsunami just hit the coast of Japan.

Oprah Winfrey in India

US talk host Oprah Vists India for the Jaipur fest.

Monsoon Magic

Fields flooded with rain water in Arpor

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Old Konkani Saying . . .

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'I am delighted that radiogoa.net is now broadcasting. It gives people across the world the opportunity to listen to Konkani music and keep up to date with what is happening in Goa. I wish you every success for the future.'

Rt Hon Keith Vaz
(British MP)
Chairman,Home Affairs Committee
House of Commons, London

This is a commendable effort and I am convinced that Radio Goa will achieve great success in its noble endeavour to reach Goans in the Middle East and elsewhere binding them together in a bond of love and a sense of belonging

Hon Eduardo Faleiro
Commissioner For NRI Affairs
(Cabinet Minister)

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RadioGoa Weekly Charts

1	Khabir Moraes	Visorchona
2	Wilfy	Vanita Vandana
3	Lorna	Aicat mozo tavo
4	C.Alvares Betty	Kumpar
5	Lulu	Hatant Kotti
6	Jane Praveen	Chinthnanth Tu
7	Purple Rain	Viva Goa
8	Remo Fernandes	Maria Pitache
9	Divina	Sopnam
10	Jerome Dsouza	Taxi Chalnewala

**Based on listener votes

News Headlines

Christians are the focus of BJP's Goa gameplan‎
The BJP is going all out to woo Goa's Christians, who account for 25% of voters and have traditionally backed the Congress. The party has taken this step after losing electoral battles in Goa, particularly in the southern parts of the state. Leading this campaign is IIT-educated former chief minister Manohar Parrikar, 56, who is leader of the opposition in the 2007-12 Goa assembly, in which the party has only 12 seats.
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Digambar needs to be exposed for his immorality: Parrikar
Leader of Opposition, Mr Manohar Parrikar, has been on the roll for the last 8 days of the Janasampark Abhiyan. After the day�s hectic schedule, at half past midnight, Mr Parrikar spoke his heart out to Neshwin Almeida on governance, alliance and minorities.After touring South Goa, what feeling do you have about this Jansampark Abhiyan?
I haven�t still toured South Goa.
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British national found dead in Goa
A New Year reveller from Britain, who was in Goa to celebrate the festivities, is found dead in a rented apartment at Siolim village near here, police said today. John David Tagg, who was in Goa along with his friend from UAE, was yesterday found dead in the rented accommodation in the village, about 15 km from Panaji. Tagg died in his sleep and the cause of his passing away could be known only after the postmortem is conducted,
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Indira Nagar goons run riot at Calangute shack
CALANGUTE: A minor scuffle took a violent turn when two persons were injured in an attack on a shack owner at Calangute on Sunday afternoon.According to police sources, the attack was an over reaction to a minor scuffle following an argument over CD sale in a shack run by a resident of Indira Nagar-Chimbel.Police sources claimed that a CD seller entered the shack but was driven away by the shack owner�s brother. Following the verbal argument which also led to some sort of scuffle,
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Goa Uses Anniversary to Reimagine Itself
Five decades ago on Sunday, India�s armed forces marched into Goa to dislodge the Portuguese from the tiny, palm-fringed colony the European power had continued to hold on to 14 years after much of the rest of the subcontinent had been freed from British rule.Starting this week, India�s smallest state will mark 50 years of democracy with a series of public concerts, a photo exhibition about its independence struggle, the laying of a foundation stone for a memorial
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I salute Goa and Goans for their spirit: Sonia Gandhi
Goa News

PANAJI: The Congress president, Ms Sonia Gandhi on Saturday told a huge gathering at the Sports Authority of Goa (SAG) grounds that she would take up Goa�s case for special status and construction on three bridges on Zuari, Galgibag and Talpona on priority.Addressing what the Congressmen claimed as the biggest ever political gathering in the state, which according to the police officials attracted around 50,000 people, Ms Gandhi said: "I shall certainly put both
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RP 2021 a means to help builders - PCF.
PANJIM: The Regional Plan passed by Town and Country Planning Board and circulars issued thereafter, are a means to help builders get roads widened through the legal channel, members of Pilerne Citizens Forum, which has been leading the agitation against the plan, said.Addressing a press conference, Paul Fernandes of PCF said that the advertisement released in the newspapers
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St Francis Xavier�s feast celebrated with traditional pomp
The main celebrant, the Apostolic Nuncio and Ambassador of the Vatican in India, Archbishop Salvatore Pennachio (centre) along with the Archbishop Philip Neri Ferrao (left) and the Archbishop of Singapore, Nicholas Chia celebrating the feast mass of St Francis Xavier at Old Goa on Saturday.PONDA: The feast of St Francis Xavier was on Saturday celebrated with traditional pomp with thousands of devotees from the state and other parts of the country attending the religious services at the Basilica De Bom
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