Goa groans, creaks and crumbles under excessive tourism
Although government data shows that the state handles a total of around 5-6 million tourists annually, the real number could be as high as 10-12 million.
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BJP win, Brent crude drop lifts Indian stock market
The BSE Sensex and the NSE Nifty rose over 2% in early trade as the BJP led in four of the five states which went to polls.
High-end villas beat pandemic blues
With more people willing to pay a premium for open space, prices have risen between ₹5,000 and ₹12,000 per sq. ft. in cities such as Mussoorie and Shimla in the last few months.
Aisha de Sequeira: The banker with a smile
Aisha de Sequeira (1969-2020), co-country head and head of investment banking, India, Morgan Stanley.
Goa and Puducherry to use Innovaccer’s app for Covid-19 screening
The states have urged people to use ‘Test Yourself’ to assess if they are at risk from the new Coronavirus, which has spread panic across the world.
Goa’s CM vs. the mining lobby
Manohar Parrikar has gone head to head with the large mining companies in Goa. At the same time, he knows he needs mining to get the state’s economy moving. What’s a chief minister to do?
Ships and chips
Betting and gambling may be taboo here, but for your fix of those vices, head to Deltin Royale, the most impressive of the floating casinos in Goa. Here’s why it’s a huge deal.
Ship and chips
Betting and gambling may be taboo here, but for your fix of those vices, head to Deltin Royale, the most impressive of the floating casinos in Goa. Here’s why it’s a huge deal.
The party is over, Goa
The Supreme Court has lifted the ban on iron ore mining in Goa. But a cocktail of low demand, crashing prices, and high taxes has pushed the industry off-kilter.
