India’s gaming & hospitality business Delta Corporation Limited has announced that it mulling plans to replace its off-shore Deltin Caravela gaming vessel with a larger floating casino on Goa’s

Panaji, Apr 4 : After banning the Sri Ram Sene from North Goa District, the Government of Goa has now banned the controversial outfit from the South Goa as well.

"We have issued a notification on Friday. The Sri Ram Sene is banned in South Goa too," South District collector Mihir Vardhan said.

Goa Home Minister Ravi Naik had recommended the ban after its chief Pramod Muthalik, warned that the outfit would attack pubs in the state.

Gorgeous Sneha looks in a mood to prove her versatility in acting and show the audiences and the producers more shades of her acting talent. After Ramya Krishnan and Sangeetha, now Sneha would be playing a vamp in the forthcoming flick titled Goa.

It is said her role as a vamp will be much talked about like Ramya Krishna in Padaiyappa. Rajni's daughter Soundarya is producing the film Goa. Sneha surely seems to be one who likes to accept challenges as it takes guts to change your image in this glam-world. The shooting of the film is scheduled to commence next month. It would be interesting to see whether this babe succeeds in her new task and earns appreciation and accolades for her vampish display.

Panaji, Mar

Almost a week after the Goa State Pollution Control Board (GSPCB) issued closure notifications to four floating casinos for breaching the Hazardous Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, the district government sealed operation of three casinos plying in the Mandovi River.

The administration took around a week’s time to act on the GSPCB warnings after the board notices on March 18.

But, the officials sealed three casinos including Casino Rio, Caravela and Maharaja as they failed to get its approval under rule 5 (1) of the Hazardous Waste Rules.

After the economic downturn set off speculation in the ad fraternity about the possibility of this year's Goafest being quashed, news comes that India's biggest advertising carnival is very much on.

On Wednesday, the Advertising Agencies Association of India (AAAI) and the Ad Club Bombay announced the annual advertising and media industry jamboree — which attracts close to 3,000 attendees — will be held between 2-4 April at Cavelossim Beach, Goa.

Doubts over the participation of O&M and McCann Erickson have been quelled, with both creative powerhouses deciding to send in entries. How many delegates will participate is still undecided due to financial pressures.