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If you are planning to travel solo to Goa then you must know that after flight tickets and hotel bookings, another big expense is airport cabs. While cabs are easily available from the airport and you can also get a cab to the airport from any part of Goa, it may cost at least Rs 1,500. WATCH VIDEO: How to book Electric AC Goa Airport Bus online at Rs 200 Depending on the traffic condition and tourist demand, cabs from parts of North Goa can even charge around Rs 1,800 to take you to the airport. Now, paying around Rs 1,500 twice for the to-and-fro airport trips can be quite expensive for a solo traveller. This is where the government bus service helps as a budget-friendly alternative. For those unaware, the Goa government has started an electric bus service from the airport and you can also take the bus from popular parts of Goa to the airport as well. The bus ride is quite comfortable as you will be travelling in an air conditioned bus and as it’s electric, there’s hardly … [Read more...] about Goa Airport Bus at Rs 200: How To Book Electric AC Goa Airport Bus Tickets Online

Samsung has introduced its latest foldable smartphones– Galaxy Z Flip 4 and Galaxy Z Fold 4– in India at a starting price of Rs 89,999. Interested buyers can pre-book the new foldable smartphones from August 16, 2022 across all leading online and offline retails stores. WATCH VIDEO: Samsung Galaxy Flip 4 first look Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 price in India Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 will be available in Bora Purple, Graphite and Pink Gold colours. It costs Rs 89,999 for the 8GB+128GB variant and Rs 94,999 for the 8GB+256GB variant. Bespoke Edition that offers glass colours and frame options will be available on Samsung Live and Samsung Exclusive Stores for Rs 97,999. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 price in India The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 will be available in Grey Green, Beige and Phantom Black colours. The Galaxy Z Fold4 is priced at Rs 1,54,999 for the 12GB+256GB variant and Rs 1,64,999 for the 12GB+512GB variant. Buyers can purchase the 12GB+1TB variant exclusively on Samsung … [Read more...] about Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4, Galaxy Z Fold 4 India Prices Announced: Launch Offers, How to pre-book and more

close Video Fox News Flash top headlines for August 16 Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com. NEW You can now listen to Fox News articles! Kyle Petty was born into the world of NASCAR . He's the son of Richard Petty, who's nickname "The King" carries a weight of its own. Kyle is a third-generation driver who proudly carries the torch. In his autobiography, "Swerve or Die: Life at My Speed in the First Family of NASCAR Racing," the 62-year-old expounds on the life and legacy of racing through life at his own speed. A legacy rooted in NASCAR began with his grandfather Lee, who participated in the sport's inaugural race and went on to be a stock-car racing pioneer. The legacy continued with arguably the greatest racer of all-time, Richard Petty. The racing gene was passed down to Kyle, who transferred it to his son Adam, who was said to be the first fourth-generation athlete in modern American … [Read more...] about Kyle Petty details highs and lows of a 3rd generation NASCAR athlete in new book

The man who was about to interview Salman Rushdie at the Chautauqua Institution last Friday when a would-be murderer ran onstage with a knife is a 73-year-old former telemarketing entrepreneur from Pittsburgh named Henry Reese. He wears bow ties and speaks with a low-key, husky voice and shuns attention. But Reese and his wife, Diane Samuels, are two of the more remarkable ordinary people in America. They’ve transformed a blighted Pittsburgh street into a haven for persecuted writers and artists from around the world. It’s called City of Asylum, and it’s a physical manifestation of the universal value of free expression. This achievement has something to do with what happened on Friday, two and a half hours north of Reese’s home turf. The Chautauqua Institution is an idyllic lakeside community, with an entry gate and streets lined by picturesque Victorians, where paying visitors—a lot of them retirees from the Midwest, more middle class than coastal culture seekers—stay for a summer … [Read more...] about The Man Onstage With Salman Rushdie

The title of Paul Manafort’s memoir, Political Prisoner , is ridiculous, but at least he’s writing what he knows. For much of his professional life, Manafort served as a lobbyist and an image consultant for the world’s most prolific torturers. One of his clients, the Angolan revolutionary Jonas Savimbi, led an army that incinerated its enemies alive. Another of his clients, President Ferdinand Marcos of the Philippines, dumped hundreds of mutilated corpses in the streets to show the price of opposing him. After spending 23 months in prison on charges of bank fraud, witness tampering, conspiracy, and tax evasion—the longest stretch in a low-security facility in Pennsylvania—Manafort now places himself in the same category as the victims of rape and beatings whose suffering he was once handsomely paid to minimize. This grotesque conflation feels like the fitting capstone to his career. After decades of working to soften the reputations of dictators, corporations, and Republican … [Read more...] about Paul Manafort Is Back

Meet Ananya Singh, from Prayagraj, who has become an IAS officer just at the age of just 22 years. She managed to crack one of the most difficult exam – civil services exam held by UPSC – after just one year’s preparation. Singh scored an All India Rank of 51. Singh wanted to become an IAS officer since childhood. She began her preparations for the UPSC exam in the last year of his graduation. Initially, she used to study for 7-8 hours a day. Later, she fixed a six-hour study schedule. She also used to prepare for UPSC prelims and mains exams simultaneously. Also read| Considered ‘Average’ Student, Had ‘Back’ in BTech Twice, Himanshu Kaushik Cracks UPSC Civil Services in First Attempt After succeeding in the UPSC exam, she shared his strategy. She began by collecting books according to the syllabus. Along with this, she used to make hand notes. The notes had two advantages, she states — one, they were short and crisp, which helped a lot in preparation and … [Read more...] about Ananya Singh Cracks UPSC Civil Services in First Attempt, Becomes IAS Officer at 22 Years

Princess Diana has been described as a "mother at odds with the crown" who wanted Prince William and Prince Harry to grow up as "normal kids," according to bestselling U.S. author James Patterson. Speaking to Fox News Digital ahead of the release of his new book, Diana, William, and Harry , co-authored with Chris Mooney, Patterson said the princess "tried to control" and was "troubled by" the feeling that Harry would grow up labeled as "the spare" while William was destined to become king. The release of the book, which focuses on Diana's life as a mother, comes with the 25th anniversary on August 31 of her death at the age of 36 in a Paris car crash. "I think she tried to control it as much as she could," Patterson told Fox News Digital while speaking about Harry's and William's different positions in the line to the British throne. "I think she was troubled about it. That's a standard thing for families. One of the kids who do better in school or become a better … [Read more...] about Princess Diana was “a mother at odds with the crown”—James Patterson

close Video Abby Hornacek takes part in Boston's patriotic history Fox Nation host Abby Hornacek looks back at Boston's patriotic history ahead of July 4th. NEW You can now listen to Fox News articles! As a son of Boston, I was saddened, but not remotely shocked, to read that liberal protesters had recently gathered at Faneuil Hall to demand that the mayor and other officials change the name of Faneuil Hall, an historic landmark first built 280 years ago. Why?  Because these liberal protesters have declared the building a symbol of "White supremacy." I am not shocked, because I just spent the last year of my life writing a book seeking to protect the founding fathers, July Fourth, and our ever dwindling rights and liberties from the woke, cancel culture mob. The issue, quite expectedly, comes down to the subject of slavery. PROTESTORS DEMAND BOSTON OFFICIALS CHANGE FANEUIL HALL'S NAME: 'A WHITE SUPREMACIST' Peter … [Read more...] about Boston, ‘cradle of the American Revolution,’ wants to cancel another founding father

"We are here to help you make a good, smart car buying decision.  If you're thinking about doing something, there is a lot going on in the auto industry with the shortages of new cars and some vehicles are still very hard to come by and they're bringing premium money as you might suspect. But if you've got a trade-in, trade-in values are still very high, however, I am seeing movement downward in pricing at the auction, I've seen it now for three weeks in a row... so if you're on the fence and you've got a trade-in, I would consider doing something now." - Jerry Reynolds, host of the CarPro Show Listen to Saturday's CarPro Show Podcast If you were hoping new vehicle prices would dip in July,  they did just the opposite, topping June's record, according to Kelley Blue Book data. KBB reports that the average price paid for a new vehicle in the U.S. last month increased to $48,182.  That tops the average new vehicle average transaction price of  $48,043 set in … [Read more...] about Average New Car Prices In July Over $48,000

The Independence Day celebrations which began on a happy note in Shivamogga on Monday morning ended with the district administration clamping prohibitory orders in the city in the evening, following tension over the display of Veer Savarkar’s portrait at an intersection. Amidst tension, a person was stabbed by unknown people in the city. A group of people had placed Savarkar’s portrait at Shivappa Nayaka Circle in the city as part of the celebrations. Another group wanted it to be removed. Both the groups entered into a heated argument. As a few went ahead and removed the portrait, the police intervened and dispersed the mob. While the Hindutva group wanted the police to arrest those who removed the portrait, another group argued that Savarkar did not deserve to be included among freedom fighters. The district administration clamped prohibitory orders under Section 144 of the Cr. PC in Shivamogga city and Bhadravati town until Tuesday evening as a precautionary measure. Under the … [Read more...] about Prohibitory orders clamped in Shivamogga as tension grips city