Goa Daily

Under the guidance of Vishwajit Rane, Goa’s Health Minister, residents of Usgaon Ward No. 2 discussed ongoing development projects and future plans for the area. Rane emphasized the positive impact of government schemes under his leadership and highlighted the importance of community involvement. His efforts are focused on making Usgaon Viksit, a model of inclusive and people-focused development that benefits every citizen.

In 1842, Goa became home to India’s first medical school, setting the foundation for structured medical education in the country.

This milestone reflects Goa’s long-standing tradition of excellence in learning, healthcare, and innovation a legacy that continues through modern institutions, research, and community health initiatives.

The new tourism campaign “Feels Like Goa” brings the heart of Goa to life its traditions, art, people, and community spirit. From heritage trails and village feasts to music and crafts, the campaign invites everyone to rediscover Goa beyond its beaches as a place that feels like home.

Under the leadership of Vishwajit Rane, Goa’s Palliative Care Programme is making a real difference. Shri Adwin Furtado in Salcete, a beneficiary, displayed remarkable determination and creativity by preparing Diwali decorations despite health challenges. Initiatives like these inspire resilience and positivity, reflecting the government’s focus on holistic patient care.