The Hapus mango and the many stories that made it a legend
Every summer, the arrival of Hapus sparks conversations about flavour, heritage, and identity. From Goa's orchards to the famed mango belts of Ratnagiri and Devgad, The Goan traces the stories, growers, and debates behind one of the Konkan coast's most celebrated fruits
Mangalorean tiles and the slow fade of Goa’s tiled roof heritage
Tiled roofs in Goa have long played a part in shaping village homes, offering comfort through heat and heavy rain. Today, they are slowly fading from the landscape, even as they continue to carry stories of how people once built and lived with the weather
Watching the wallet in a time of rising prices
As fuel and commodity prices continue to rise, consumers and businesses across Goa are feeling the burden. The Goan takes a look at how price hikes are reshaping spending habits and livelihoods
Democratic activism and the Supreme Court as the constitutional sentinel
Constitutional memoryThe recent remarks attributed to the current Chief Justice of India Surya Kant concerning unemployed youth, RTI activists, social media critics and contempt petitions have understandably triggered unease within constitutional circles. The concern does not arise merely because strong observations were allegedly made from a judicial forum. The deeper...
Bakeations: Turning extra hours into something sweet
Fresh desserts, sleepless nights, and a willingness to simply start shaped Johanna Barreto’s baking journey. The Goan explores the passion and persistence behind Bakeations
