Government Of Goa Customer Care Contact Number : goa.gov.in

Company : Government Of GOA
Head Quarters : GOA
Industry : Government
Service / Product : Public Service
Website : www.goa.gov.in

Telephone Numbers in Goa :
Safety Information :
100 – Police (Toll Free)
2273233 – Anjuna Police
2278284 – Calangute Police
2633357 – Canacona Police
2788396 – Colva Police
2262231 – Mapusa Police
2705095 – Margao Police
2285301 – Old Goa Police
2428360 – Panjim Police (Headquaters)
2201233 – Pernum Police
1718 – Coast Guard Control Room
1033 – Emergency Relief Centre on N.H
1091 – Women Crisis Response
1097 – Goa State Aids Control Society
1098 – Child Abuse Helpline

Tourist Information :
2225583 – Directorate of Tourism
2223412 – Govt. of India Tourism
2224132 – Goa Tourism Development Corporation
2226728 – Goa Tourism Development Corporation
2226515 – Goa Tourism Development Corporation
2541644 – Dabolim Info. Counter
2227103 – Panaji Info. Counter
2715204 – Margao Info. Counter
2512673 – Vasco Info. Counter
2437601 – Passport Office (Panaji)
2412121 – Goa Helpline
2438750 – Goa Tourism Department
2541644 – Dabolim Airport

Railway Reservations :
2712790 – Margao
2512398 – Vasco
2298682 – Tivim
2285798 – Karmali
2201283 – Pernem
2643644 – Canacona

Bus Service :
2438034 – Kadamba Transport Corp
2438253 – Maharashtra State Road Transport Corp.
2255745 – Laxmi Coach Services

About us :
Now our road takes us to the magnificent kingdom of Goa.The people of this kingdom are strong, prudent and very hardworking. The kingdom of Goa is the most important in India.It is civilized, having famous orchards and water. It is the coolest place in India and it is the most plentiful in foodstuffs.’
‘The white people make a practice of going to the kingdom of Goa to enjoy the shade and the groves of trees and to savour the sweet betel.’
These revealing remarks on Goa come not from the hippies or ‘flower power’ generation of the sixties and early seventies who thronged the beaches of Anjuna, Vagator and Arambol in search of salvation and ‘peace’. These remarks were made over five centuries ago by the Portuguese Ambassador to China who visited Goa around the year 1511. They serve as a vivid precursor to the generations that followed in our times to the fabled land of Goa.