Goa, June 5 -- Economic experts have warned that Goa's public debt, projected to exceed Rs 30,900 crore, risks pushing the State into a debt trap that could stifle developmental spending. With significant repay ments due, urgent action is required to prevent interest obligations from affecting public welfare and infra structure spending. According to the experts, measures such as curb ing wasteful government expenditure, increasing foreign tourist footfalls, boosting the manufac turing sector, increasing exports, and recovering outstanding tax liabilities could help raise addition al revenue to tackle the mounting debt. "While Goa remains one of India's most prosperous small States, the rising debt levels - both in absolute terms and as a...