NCP asks Jose-Nilkanth to resign
18 December 2010 18:13 IST
Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) today asked its two Goa Ministers to resign for alleged anti-party activities, failing which they would be sacked from the state cabinet. READ
NCP tells Jose-Nilkanth to resign
16 December 2010 19:39 IST
Nationalist Congress Party, which is part of the ruling alliance in Goa, tonight asked two of its ministers to resign from the Digambar Kamat cabinet. READ
Jose Philip resigns as state NCP chief
07 November 2010 20:54 IST
NCP's Goa unit president Jose Philip D'Souza today tendered his resignation from the post, hours before party's fact-finding committee was supposed to submit their report to high command. READ
NCP demands Willy's removal
02 July 2010 19:25 IST
Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) in Goa has demanded that Deputy Chairman Planning Board Dr Wilfred D'Souza, should be removed from the post. READ
Vishwajeet joins Cong, by-poll in Valpoi
24 June 2010 16:51 IST
Health minister Vishwajeet Rane resigned as the MLA and joined the Congress today. READ
Babush joins Cong by challenging anti-defection act
21 June 2010 17:37 IST
After three years, education minister Babush Monseratte has joined back the Congress. READ
Nilkanth a new tourism minister
16 June 2010 21:40 IST
Newly inducted minister Nilkanth Halarnkar is the new tourism minister. READ
Nilkanth Halarnkar sworn in as new minister
08 June 2010 19:54 IST
Nationalist Congress Party legislator Nilkant Halarnkar was today evening inducted in the Digamber Kamat Cabinet in place of Mickky Pacheco, who resigned after being embroiled in a controversy over alleged suicide of a female friend. ... READ
Fearing dissolution, G7 surrenders
06 April 2010 16:00 IST
Fearing dissolution of the Assembly, the roaring G7 literally surrendered. The offensive Congress conquered the seven trouble maker alliance partners. Chief minister Digambar Kamat won yet another battle against his own cabinet colleagues. READ
G7 returns empty-handed
01 April 2010 21:03 IST
Throwing away all the predictions to the wind, the crucial issue of political instability has been postponed after Easter. Earlier, it was postponed after the Assembly session. READ
