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  1. Digambar Kamat and Sarbananda Sonowal are confirmed to be part of the government body.
  2. Plans have been announced to bring Rs 2,000 crore worth of development projects to Goa.
  3. Government submits reports and seeks input on land revival and ambitious development plans in Goa, involving Niti Aayog and the World Bank.
  4. A development project in Goa is facing challenges due to environmental law issues.

A study identified Panaji as a pollution hotspot, leading to GSPCB involvement and an RTI filing by Surendra Furtado.

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A study identified Panaji as a pollution hotspot, leading to GSPCB involvement and an RTI filing by Surendra Furtado.

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