The company’s main product, The Navhind Times, is Goa’s first and the largest circulated English daily and has been in publication for over six decades since 18th February1963. It remains one of the most widely read newspapers in the state and has built its readership by providing factual news and balanced commentary across subjects including governance, politics, development, environment, education, employment, technology, culture, sports and lifestyle.

The newspaper has documented Goa’s transition from the post-colonial period to the present, reporting on key developments over time. It covered the first Assembly elections in 1963 and the Opinion Poll, which shaped Goa’s political direction. Through its reporting and editorials, it has helped readers engage with issues affecting the state.

The Navhind Times continues to inform readers on matters of public interest and is also used as a reference source by students, teachers and researchers.

The publication carries features and supplements addressing different reader interests. Panorama provides longer-form Sunday reading, while Zest focuses on lifestyle, culture and entertainment. Kuriocity, published every Friday, provides space for student activities and contributions from educational institutions.

The features section includes human-interest stories and profiles, along with columns such as Live Your Dreams, Aspire & Inspire and Against Personal Odds. Other regular segments include Navhind Global Dialogues, Positive Thoughts, Navhind Dialogues, Uncommon Life, Health First, Mentoring, Goan Footprints, Made in India and Brand Magic.

Goa Seeks Action allows citizens to highlight civic issues, many of which are subsequently taken up by the relevant authorities. The sports section is also a significant part of the publication. In addition to print, The Navhind Times is active across digital and social media platforms.

Navprabha

For more than five decades, Daily Navprabha has remained a consistent presence in Goa’s media landscape. Since its inception, 15th August 1970. The daily has followed the principles of journalism through its focus on reporting, analysis and editorial integrity.

Central to this reputation are the Navprabha editorials, which have built a loyal readership over time and continue to offer perspectives on current issues.

Recognised as a well-edited Marathi daily in the state, Navprabha has developed a readership that values detailed and considered content. It continues to attract contributions from writers across Goa and maintains strong links with the state’s literary traditions.

The publication carries Angaan, a weekly Sunday supplement covering current affairs, literature, social issues, sports and economics. It also publishes Ayush, which focuses on health and well-being, along with other thematic sections.

Navprabha serves as a forum for public discussion through features such as its Readers’ Letters section. The Navprabha Diwali Ank remains a recognised annual publication known for its literary content.

The publication has also provided a platform for emerging writers, with supplements such as Kutumb and the Tarunai column creating space for women, youth and younger readers to contribute.

Goa365

Goa365, launched on 7 July 2004, is Goa’s first English television news channel.

Broadcasting in both English and Konkani, the channel covers current affairs, politics, governance, public policy, social issues, business, culture and community affairs. Over the past two decades, it has become a recognised source of news and information for audiences within Goa and beyond.

Programmes include formats such as Story Behind the Story, Face to Face, Assembly Audit and Talk from the Heart, along with legacy programming across cultural, lifestyle and community subjects. Through interviews, discussions and analytical programmes, the channel has examined issues affecting the state while also covering significant national developments.

Goa365 has provided coverage of elections, legislative proceedings, government policy and civic developments. It was among the first television channels in the state to broadcast proceedings of the Goa Legislative Assembly live and has also covered major cultural events such as Shigmo, Carnival and Eid.

Following its integration into the Dempo Group, the channel expanded its digital presence through live streaming, news updates and social media platforms, enabling Goans around the world to stay connected with developments in the state.

Broadcasting in both English and Konkani, the channel covers current affairs, politics, governance, public policy, social issues, business, culture and community affairs. Over the past two decades, it has become a recognised source of news and information for audiences within Goa and beyond.

Programmes include formats such as Story Behind the Story, Face to Face, Assembly Audit and Talk from the Heart, along with legacy programming across cultural, lifestyle and community subjects. Through interviews, discussions and analytical programmes, the channel has examined issues affecting the state while also covering significant national developments.

Goa365 has provided coverage of elections, legislative proceedings, government policy and civic developments. It was among the first television channels in the state to broadcast proceedings of the Goa Legislative Assembly live and has also covered major cultural events such as Shigmo, Carnival and Eid.

Following its integration into the Dempo Group, the channel expanded its digital presence through live streaming, news updates and social media platforms, enabling Goans around the world to stay connected with developments in the state.

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