Panaji: Dated: January 6, 2017 …  The  District Magistrate North Goa in a order issued constituted  a committee to screen the cases of  arm license holders who have not deposited their weapons in the police  custody by due date and to examine all the requests of arm license holders for exempting them from deposing their weapons with the police. The Committee  comprises of the District Magistrate  and District Election  Officer as a Chairman,  the Superintendent of Police(North) as a Member and the Additional District Magistrate –I, North as a Member Secretary.rental mobil jakarta

            Earlier to this District Magistrate prohibited the carrying of all types of arms, fire arms, ammunition lethal weapons, in any  public place, street, road squares, through  fare, by lanes or in any open place in entire North Goa District. Till the election process is over. And all the arms license holders in the North  Goa District were directed to deposit their fire  arms at the nearest police stations of their  respective jurisdiction and in no case after January 6, 2017.

Panaji : January  31, 2017 … The Directorate of Social Welfare has stated that on the visit of  Election Commissioner of India  to Goa, it was alleged by some political organizations that during ongoing election campaigning lure/threat regarding addition/deletion of names as beneficiaries in certain welfare schemes of the Department of Social Welfare is being suggested.

 It is informed that, the ongoing schemes implemented by the Directorate of Social Welfare are in force, and no scheme as well as benefit of the Schemes, including Dayanand Social Security Scheme, will be denied to any of the existing beneficiaries, unless the grounds and procedure as laid down under the scheme is meticulously followed. All new application forms under different schemes will also be accepted in the office of the Directorate of Social Welfare during normal office hours. However, no new cases will be sanctioned since the Model Mode of Conduct is in force due to ensuing General Assembly Election, 2017. All the eligible applications will be sanctioned only after lifting of the Model Code of Conduct and strictly as per the procedure/rules in force.

 The Directorate of Social Welfare has therefore appealed General Public not to lend ears to rumor mongers and not to get influence by any lure or threat by any private persons or political organizations regarding addition or deletion of their names from any of the welfare schemes of this Department.

Panaji: January 30, 2017 …. The Commissioner of commercial taxes in a order issued stated that under sub-rule (1) of Rule 23 of the Goa Value Added Tax, Rules, 2005, the last date for filing of quarterly returns for the quarter ending December 31, 2016, “as a special case” has been extended upto February 17, 2017. Accordingly, all the assesses registered under the Goa Value Added Tax Act, 2005 (Goa Act 9 of 2005) either as regular dealer or as composition dealer are required to file their quarterly returns for the quarter ending December 31, 2016 on before February 17, 2017, failure to file returns within the extended time shall attract penalties as provided in section 55 of the said Act.

Panaji: January 29, 2017 …. As General Election to the Legislative Assembly of Goa is scheduled to be held on February 04, 2017 and a state of high alert and vigil is being maintained to ensure that law and order prevails.

          District Magistrate, North Goa under Section 144(1) of Code of Civil Procedure, 1973 do prohibits all the non-Governmental Agencies, organizations and individuals from launching such UAS/UAVs or Drones in Indian Civil Airspace within the Jurisdiction of North Goa District, without prior permission from this office.

This order shall come into force with effect from January 27, 2017 and shall remain in force for a period of 60 days that is upto March 27, 2017 (both days inclusive) unless withdrawn earlier.

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Panaji: January 27, 2016 …. District Magistrate, North  Goa District, sub section (1) of  section 144 of Code of Criminal Procedure,1973 read with section 29A of the  Goa Excise Duty Act, 1964 ordered that all the licensed premises “for the sale of liquor” shall remain closed from 5.00 p.m of February 2, 2017 till 12.00 p.m of February 5, 2017 and on March 11, 2017 in view of polling and counting of votes for  General Election to the Goa Legislative Assembly, 2017.

 Further the licensed premises having license for Bar and Restaurant are allowed  to keep the Restaurant open for serving food only and the Bar counter shall be closed and no liquor shall be allowed to be served on the above mentioned days and time.  the owners of the licensed premises having Bar and Restaurant shall  display a board in the premises stating that no liquor will be served on the said days and time and that  only the Restaurant is open for serving food.

 Order issued stated that, failure to comply with this order shall result in the cancellation of  licences and the owner or offender shall be liable for penal action under section  188 of  Indian Penal Code, section 30 of the Excise Duty Act, 1964 and other relevant provisions of laws in force.

Panaji : January 26, 2017 …. Governor of Goa Dr (Smt) Mridula Sinha has urged Goans to practice and follow the principles laid down in the constitution of India. The Governor was speaking at the State level function of 68^th Republic Day held at Athletic Stadium, Bambolim today.

Dr. Sinha  further said  “ It is equally important for every citizen to honour fundamental freedom and duties. Perform your duties to get your right”. and mentioned that this could be the mantra for all the citizens.

 The function was graced by Chief  Minister  Shri Laxmikant Parsekar, Union Minister  of State for  AYUSH  Shri Shripad Naik, Leader of opposition  Shri Pratapsing Rane, Chief Secretary Shri Dharmendra Sharma, Secretaries to Government, Personnel of Defence forces, Judges of High Court and Senior Civil Servants and freedom fighters.

 Speaking further the Governor said,  `it is great pride and happiness that following the constitution in the last sixty-six years our country has become a powerful country and we are in the fraternity of strong countries in the world. Foreign rule had made our country poor, uneducated, weak in social and economic structure and lack of required resources. Our country had the most important step to improve the minimum resources and agriculture. As agriculture is the most important pillar of our economy. We have fought over many problems and weaknesses to make our country united to face the problems of the present and find solution to them to realise a golden future. Thus united spirit of our country gives us courage to fight internal and external problems of our cultural and moral fabric of our country. Over the period of decades there is tremendous investment towards implementing developmental policies but we cannot neglect that still there are millions of poor, illiterate, sick and suffered people are not yet become partners on the path of progress`.

 The Governor further said that `Republic Day reminds us to do a lot for the people in our democratic country. We have to understand the principles and aspirations mentioned in our constitution and bring them into practice to herald in a spirit of oneness. `

She said, “we need to remember the Defence forces and their valour. National security is the most vital need. Our Defence forces have been totally committed to protect our freedom and regional solidarity. Our Security forces need to be more committed than before in their duties and responsibilities in the changed security climate. National Defence Forces will leave no stone unturned to safeguard the regional unity, integrity and the Indian ethos. We have to help the retired personnel from Defence Forces and also take care of them.“

 The Governor further stated that, Civil Servants plays a pivotal role. `In this age of development, our administrative structure have to face the challenges positively and in vigilant manner` She stressed.  It is the need of the hour that  Civil Servants  reach out to the masses to understand their problems and come up with the policies based on those problems. The Government has to take new measures to give a good quality service to the people. At the same them our national priorities and public aspirations have to met, Governor mentioned.

 The Governor further said that the country is trapped with economic scams, crimes, illegalities and irregular dealings which has to be got with the help of people and technology.

 Referring to Goa the Governor stated that Goa has made progress in each and every field inspite of joining the  Indian union fourteen years after the  Independence of the country, it has been a model peaceful co-existence and development oriented state.

 goa is a popular tourism destination at national and international levels. It has also  become  a popular  destination for national and international events with all infrastructure facilities. Goa has successfully hosted many national events and also international programme like Defence Expo, BRICS Summit and International Film Festival. We have to keep the spirit of hosting such events at all times`, she said.

On arrival the Governor was received by Chief Minister Shri Laxmikant Parsekar. The Governor later unfurled the National Flag , took the National Salute and reviewed the parade.

         Shri. Swapnil Naik, DEO, South Goa District welcoming the gathering said that the thrust and focus is to target the youth in the age group of 18 to 19.  He informed that intension behind celebrating National Voters Day is to ensure maximum participation of the voters in the whole process of democracy.технология устройства кровли из металлочерепицы.

This day is celebrated to spread the message of ethical voting and to enrol more voters he said. More than 18,000 new voters have been enrolled from age category of 18 to 19 from South Goa District and it’s a great success which the election machinery has achieved, he maintained.

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Panaji: Dated: January 6, 2017 …  The  District Magistrate North Goa in a order issued constituted  a committee to screen the cases of  arm license holders who have not deposited their weapons in the police  custody by due date and to examine all the requests of arm license holders for exempting them from deposing their weapons with the police. The Committee  comprises of the District Magistrate  and District Election  Officer as a Chairman,  the Superintendent of Police(North) as a Member and the Additional District Magistrate –I, North as a Member Secretary.

            Earlier to this District Magistrate prohibited the carrying of all types of arms, fire arms, ammunition lethal weapons, in any  public place, street, road squares, through  fare, by lanes or in any open place in entire North Goa District. Till the election process is over. And all the arms license holders in the North  Goa District were directed to deposit their fire  arms at the nearest police stations of their  respective jurisdiction and in no case after January 6, 2017.