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The cover story explores Different Styles of Dance . It has taken steps in the right direction, with several schools of Western dance opening up in Goa.

These academies are not a tourist attraction, but institutions committed to the serious cause of Western dance in all its forms:
Latin American, rhumba, salsa, foxtrot, ballroom, and even inventive ones like Acro—short for acrobatic with all its rigorous connotations. Students often spend years mastering some of the more complex dance forms, and dedicated teachers are justifiably proud of lessons well learnt by their pupils. 'Timeline Goa' is pleased to present features on the various schools of dance which have made the right moves in terms of the traditional, the innovative and the joyously exuberant in Goa.

The Delphic Games involves sports with a difference. It celebrates and rewards forms of artistic expression, celebrating culture and the arts in its many dimensions. For the first time these Games come to India early next year with Goa playing the host. 'Timeline Goa' provides an eye-opening preview of these unique Games. Away from the sporting arena, we present an offbeat photo feature juxtaposing connected elements, newsletters from Uganda and the UK and a feature on the discovery of the remnants of a 17th Georgian queen by the ASI in the St Augustine church complex in Old Goa, among several other features and articles.

Timeline Goa wishes our readers freedom of expression on Independence Day.

TimelineGoa Magazine Description:

Timeline Goa promises to be a healthy mix of entertainment, information and engrossing reading, a judicious mix of the light and the serious. Its Events pages provide readers with reliable information on happenings slotted for the next few weeks. Besides, there are columns on dining out, on wildlife, unusual hobbies, an evocative astrology column and much more, including a platform for the best photographers and the most accomplished chefs in the state to reveal their talent.