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Ankit Salgaonkar, the youngest RTI Activist of Goa
Ankit Salgaonkar, the 24-year-old lad from Chapora village in Goa, is apparently the youngest RTI activist of Goa. He runs a small General Store in Anjuna. His first confrontation with the corruption started way back in last year when he visited the RTO office in Mapusa in regards to the transfer of his vehicle and that experience apparently changed his whole life.
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Will The Former Chief Minister Laxmikant Parsekar Defy BJP If not...
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Model Code of Conduct, What is it and How it affects...
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