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Goa’s endangered species take centrestage at Carnival

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Staff Reporter Panaji Protecting some of Goa’s endangered species was one of the focal points of this year’s vibrant Carnival float parade held in Panaji on Saturday. Tableaus from across Goa showcased the rich culture, heritage and traditions that define the state. Addressing the crowd, King Momo thanked and welcomed everyone in attendance. “I want everyone to be happy in Goa. This is your time to be free and celebrate life. Feel the rhythm and…

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Goa’s endangered species take centrestage at Carnival

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Carnival Festivities Begin in Goa, Float Parade Held in Panaji

Panaji: The four-day-long carnival festivities began in Goa on Saturday with the state government-organized float parade held on the banks of the River Mandovi in Panaji. State Chief Minister Pramod Sawant, in the presence of Tourism Minister Rohan Khaunte, Corporation of the City of Panaji Mayor Rohit Monserratte, and veteran actor Varsha Usgaonkar, inaugurated the parade on Saturday evening. Source

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