The 26th All India Konkani Sahitya Sammelan held in Ernakulam, Kerala, praised the Goa government for its stance on the Official Language Act while urging opposition legislators to safeguard students’ futures and Goa’s secular fabric. Several resolutions promoting Konkani language, literature, education, and film development were unanimously passed.
On the occasion of Independence Day, JCI Pilgao Elite proudly launched its first Aarti Sangrah booklet, celebrating spiritual and cultural heritage in the presence of dignitaries, local leaders, and community changemakers. The booklet was also presented to Hon’ble Chief Minister Dr. Pramod Sawant.
Communicare Trust’s ‘Cantaram for the Community’ brought classic Konkani music to life for students through live performances, vinyl sessions, and quizzes at Carmel College, Nuvem and St Xavier’s College, Mapusa.
As part of its 20-year anniversary, Communicare Trust is bringing the magic of classic Konkani cantaram music to Goan college students through two campus concerts. Blending vinyl records with live performances, the initiative reintroduces youth to Goa’s rich musical heritage and forgotten legends.
Goa Tourism concluded its participation at the Great Indian Travel Bazaar (GITB) 2025, showcasing the state's commitment to regenerative tourism models that benefit local communities and preserve cultural and natural heritage."
