Currently, the Goan Review is the only Konknni-English bi-monthly magazine published from Mumbai. It is edited by Fausto V. da Costa. In 1996 an English-Konknni fortnightly called the Konkan Mail was started from Panjim. Cyril D'Cunha and Jose Salvador Fernandes edited the English and Konknni section respectively.
The past of Roman Konknni Journalism is perhaps unprecedented in the history of vernacular languages of India, where umpteen numbers of periodicals — not proportionate to size of the population of speakers and readers of the language mushroomed to meet the needs of the readers in Roman Konknni. At the same time, it is equally disheartening to note the sharp decline it underwent. Today Vauraddeancho Ixtt is the only weekly and Gulab is the only monthly that exists as complete periodicals in Roman Konknni journalism.
Several reasons could be pointed out for having contributed to this downfall:
* Publishers failed to unite and join forces to meet
the wider scope and greater market they could have realised.
* Publications failed to exploit the then existing journalistic demand of the people in a systematic and collective way.
* Publications failed to meet the demands of modern-day
journalism.
* Many of the publications didn't work because of
internal bickering and lack of patronage.
* Financial problems were a common factor of most of
these publications.
* Elders failed to inculcate of love for reading
Konknni among the younger generations.
* The western influence, along with the popularization
of the English language in Goa, was highly
detrimental to the growth of Konknni.