The Directorate of Official Language, Government of Goa, inaugurated its 7th batch of training for government employees on September 16 in Panaji. Chief Guest Shri Prasad Volvoikar urged participants to use Konkani in administration, warning that unused words risk disappearing.
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Konkani Language Training Gains Momentum Among Government Staff in Goa
The sixth batch of Official Language Training in Konkani was inaugurated in Margao, with 26 government employees participating. Organised by the Directorate of Official Language, the four-day program aims to enhance use of Konkani in administration. Upcoming batches are scheduled in Panaji from September 16 and September 22.
Goa Honours Outstanding Educators with CM-Vashishtha Guru Puraskar on Teachers’ Day 2024 – 25
On the occasion of Teachers’ Day 2024, the Government of Goa recognized 10 exceptional educators with the CM-Vashishtha Guru Puraskar for their dedication and service to the field of education. Chief Minister Dr. Pramod Sawant extended his appreciation to teachers across the state, urging students to uphold their values and celebrate the spirit of teaching and learning.
Goa Government to Honour ‘The Monte Cruz Stand’ in PJN Stadium, Fatorda
Francisco Monte Cruz (21st March 1945 – 27th August 2024), the man behind the rapid construction of Goa’s iconic Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Fatorda, is being honoured by the Government of Goa with a dedicated stadium stand. Built in just 180 days and inaugurated in January 1989, the stadium has since become a major sporting venue. On his first death anniversary, his contribution is commemorated with this fitting tribute under the leadership of Chief Minister Dr. Pramod Sawant.
Over 8,000 Central Govt Jobs in Goa Linked to Konkani Language Status: Sandesh Prabhudesai
Journalist and researcher Sandesh Prabhudesai highlights the untapped potential of over 8,000 central government and bank jobs in Goa, accessible due to Konkani’s inclusion in the Eighth Schedule. He criticizes the Goa government for failing to act on language-based employment rights enshrined in constitutional provisions and national policies.
