Subramanian Swamy’s valedictory address at a Goan college didn’t quite go as planned.
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Despite complaints about bandwidth and Internet reliability, it's raining start-ups in Goa.
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Why these supercharged fantasies continue for famously laid-back Goa.
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Goans recognise that the beef shortage in the state has nothing to do with them, or religious sentiments either.
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Warts and all, an alternate idea of India is steadily burgeoning in the country's smallest state…
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Goa’s Congress party has managed to do what Parrikar himself could never engineer in all these years— it has delivered a hefty chunk of the Catholic and Muslim voters of the state to the BJP!
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Even I am starting to believe that a kind of real political miracle can come about in the beguilingly beautiful Cumbharjua constituency...
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On the trail of a deeply unconventional campaign in Cumbharjua, being run by Bismarque Dias, a maverick priest
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In an era of professional campaigns, paid news and coerced electorates, Bismarque Dias, a maverick Catholic priest, is running a highly unconventional campaign.
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Sussegad no more, once-sleepy Goa goes to the polls on March 3rd, while the improbable candidature of a rangy Catholic priest promises to offer an unconventional campaign trail. Join in
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