Paragliding has been suspended and not banned.Tourism Minister Rohan Khaunte

Goa Tourism Minister Rohan Khaunte has clarified that paragliding activities in the state have been suspended, not banned. This decision comes after a recent paragliding accident resulted in casualties.To ensure safety, the government will implement stricter regulations, requiring paragliding operators to obtain necessary permissions before resuming activities.¹ Khaunte expressed sympathy for the families affected by the accident and emphasized that paragliding, being an extreme sport, demands adherence to safety protocols.The move aims to strike a balance between promoting adventure tourism and ensuring the well-being of participants. By enforcing regulations, the government hopes to minimize risks associated with paragliding and provide a safer experience for tourists.