The Latest Breaking News from Goa

Voting for Assembly elections in Goa and parts of Uttar Pradesh underway on Monday.

A select list of stories to read before you start your day.

A total of 301 candidates are in the fray for elections to 40 Assembly constituencies in the State

SALIGAO: Congress’ Goa desk in-charge Dinesh Gundu Rao said that there is a wave against BJP across the state.

GOA: Digambar Kamat is the only chief minister in recent times to complete his five-year term. As Congress makes a determined attempt to dislodge BJP, Kamat looks back and forward in this interview with TOI.

GOA: Pramod Sawant has been fighting several battles since taking over as chief minister, following the death of Manohar Parrikar in March 2019. As BJP goes to polls under his leadership, Sawant explains to TOI some of his decisions and remains confident that the party will form the government again

PUNARVASAN: Ranganath Gawas was only a boy when his family had to give up their house and agricultural land in Tillari for the Tillari irrigation project, and settle in the rehabilitation colony named ‘Punarvasan’ in Bicholim on the Goa-Maharashtra border.

PANAJI: During door-to-door campaign in one of the more prominent North Goa constituencies, a visit by the sitting MLA follows the usual pattern.

PANAJI: Curtains came down on a fierce and murky campaign that saw hard selling by parties for the assembly election 2022 on Saturday, with 11.6 lakh Goans, of which 5.9 lakh are women, set to decide the fate of 301 candidates from 12 parties, besides Independents.