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Goa's rabies control efforts show significant shortcomings, with a third of pet owners neglecting vaccinations and sterilization rates alarmingly low. A joint survey revealed poor access to vet services, widespread myths, and a lack of effective bite reporting. Preventable rabies deaths remain a real risk without immediate, targeted interventions and community engagement.

Goans have lost over Rs 500 crore in the last seven years due to fraudulent investment schemes, with the total potentially reaching Rs 1,000 crore. Chief Minister Pramod Sawant urged citizens to be alert and avoid schemes promising quick, doubled returns, emphasizing the need for financial literacy from educational institutions and banks.

goa institute of management celebrated its Convocation 2026, honouring 617 graduates. The event, graced by Chief Guest Sunil Gupta, highlighted GIM's dedication to academic rigor, industry relevance, and holistic development. Graduates are equipped with skills for a dynamic business world, emphasizing sustainability and adaptability. The ceremony recognized outstanding academic achievements and contributions.