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state congress party questions independent mla’s stand on language and MOI issue

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18/01/2016 … The state congress party had questioned independent mla’s namely vijai sardessai, rohan khaunte and naresh sawal stand on the language as well as on the issue of medium of instruction while asking for an opinion poll on other state related issues

Addressing media persons in panjim former calangute mla and congress spokesperson agnelo fernandes said that the concerned independent mla’s needs to ask for an opinion poll among themselves first on issues of language and moi before asking for an opinion poll on coconut tree and tourism related projects in eco sensitive zones

Mr fernandes said that as there was a drugs related connection in to the death of a us national mr caitanya lila holt there was a need for a cbi probe in to the incident

Meanwhile spokesperson sunil khauntankar said that there was a total law and order failure in the state as selling of drugs related incidents were going in some places close to educational institutions in an around the capital city of panjim

 

we challenge the goa government for an opinion poll over the amendments passed on coconut tree, eco tourism projects in eco sensitive’s zones says independent mla’s vijai, rohan an naresh

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17/01/2016 …. Independent  mla’s namely vijai sardessai, rohan khaunte and naresh sawal had called for an opinion poll over the amendments passed on coconut tree, eco tourism projects in eco sensitive’s zones by the bjp led government in recently held winter session …
It may be noted that the state government had recently passed the Goa Preservation of Trees (amendment) Bill 2016, which reclassified the coconut tree as a palm and also the Goa Town and Country Planning (Amendment) Bill 2016, allowing eco-tourism activities in eco-sensitive zones
Addressing media persons in panjim independent mla from fatorda constituency vijai sardessai said that the state bjp led government had started to create an environmental terrorism in the state
Porvorim mla rohan khaunte also challenged the state government to go for opinion poll on issues of coconut tree and projects in eco sensitive zones

would try to host IPL T-20 cricket matches at new facelift panjim gymkhana once it completes says GCA president chetan dessai

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 17/01/2016 … The ongoing works of giving a facelift to the Panjim Gymkhana turning the gymkhana cricket ground in an international standard could fetch future ipl t-20 cricket matches at the gymkhana ground in the capital city says president of goa cricket association chetan dessai
 
The proposed building will be constructed at the cost of approximately Rs 4 crore and on completion, the building is expected give a new look to the place with the state of the art cricket facilities which could host ranji matches in future. 
 
Speaking to goanreporter.com gca president chetan dessai said that gca would make the panjim gymkhana ground in to an international cricket standard where in ranji matches as well as ipl matches could be held in the capital city
Mr dessai said that the committee members of panjim gymkhana would also have their own plans in the new facelift panjim gymkhana ground

i am happy with the state governments decision of deciding to withdraw the case of Velim Church attack case from prosecution

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17/01/2016 … Velim mla Benjamin silva has expressed his happeiness over the state governments decision of deciding to withdraw the case of Velim Church attack case from prosecution
It may be noted that the Cuncolim police had earlier filed a charge sheet against 22 persons, including the two Priests — Fr Romano Gonsalves and Fr Lucio Dias — for attempt to murder in the Velim Church attack case
The state government had decided to withdraw the case from prosecution only on a condition that the accused file an undertaking that they will not file any counter proceedings against the state government or any other authority in respect of the case withdrawn.
The government’s decision was brought to the notice of the Judicial Magistrate First Class, Margao Pooja Kavlekar by Assistant Public Prosecutor Shilpa Nagvenkar when she referred to the instructions received from the Director of Prosecution, Shiral S Monteiro to apply before the court for withdrawal of the case from prosecution.
The government’s decision comes around three and half years after then Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar had announced on the floor of the house to resolve the case amicably.
Velim MLA Benjamin D’Silva had taken up the matter in almost in every Assembly session, only to receive a positive reply from the government.

i am concerned about goans migrating to portugal with portuguese passport says pwd minister sudhin dhavlikar

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16/01/2016 …. Concerned with the number of goans migrating to Portugal on a Portuguese visa, state government’s alliance partner the Maharashtra gomantak party has asked the Portuguese prime minister to first apologise for the atrocities done on goans by the Portuguese during its colonial rule.
It may be noted that on Friday during the assembly session a congratulatory motion was moved by Congress legislator Alex Reginald Lourenco when Chief Minister Laxmikant Parsekar fully supported the proposal moved by his deputy Francisco D’Souza to invite him and felicitate for becoming the Portuguese prime minister Prime Minister Antonio Costa, for being a prime minister of Portugal of a Goan by origin …
Speaking over the issue pwd minister and Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party leader Sudin Dhawalikar so the portugues prime ministere need to first apologise for the number of goans being killed along with bridges being destroyed during its colonisations in the state
Mr dhavlikar said that it was sad to see that the state was losing the son of its soil due to goans migrating to Portuguese after obtaining Portuguese visa and there was a fear that less goans could be seen in the state assembly too in future
Commenting over the state celebrating the opinion poll day mr dhavvlikar said that the issue of opinion poll was a wrong decision taken up by the chief of Maharashtra gomantak party and then  chief minister dayanand bandodkar due to which goans were now facing the brunt of it

 

TRAFFIC SIGNAGES IN SALCETE

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16/01/2016 … The District Magistrate, South Goa Salcete, in public interest has notified the traffic signages  as “Major Junction Ahead”, “Accident Prone Zone”, “Drive Slow” and “Pedestrian Crossing Ahead” in Salcete Taluka are all four arms of the Birla-Titan junction in Verna village and prior to all four arms of the Birla-Titan junction in Verna village for the purpose of regulating Motor vehicle T\traffic.

Governor EXHORTS CITIZENS TO PARTICIPATE IN CLEANLINESS DRIVE

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Panaji, January15, 2016  ….  Terming Swacch Bharat Abhiyan as a cleanliness festival, the Governor of Goa Dr. (Smt.) Mridula Sinha exhorted the citizens of Goa to participate wholeheartedly in the festive mood to keep Goa clean and tidy.

 Governor was speaking after launching Swacch Bharat Abhiyan in Ponda on Thursday evening in presence of Ponda Municipal Council Chairperson, Dr. Radhika Nayak, Vice Chairperson, Shantaram Kolvenkar, Garbage Committee Chairman, Shri  Venkatesh Naik, Member of Swacch Bharat Abhiyan Shri Gangaram Morajkar and Chief Officer Shri Johnson Fernandes.

 Speaking further Dr. Sinha said that Ponda being a central taluka of State needs to take up the challenge to be the number one taluka of the State. She urged the people to devote minimum 100 hours per year for cleanliness.

 The Governor also released pamphlets illustrating importance of the cleanliness and administered cleanliness pledge on the occasion. She said for similar to celebrating the festivals, we should have clean body and peaceful mind. There should only positive thoughts to complete a task.

  Governor said that the Central Government has instituted 15 various schemes the medium of development therefore the citizen should be part of Government in this important developmental process. Stating that cleanliness is also development, she said, the duty of every citizen is to participate in the development process and keep the surrounding and the State clean.

TAWADKAR TO INAUGURATE SANSKRUTI BHAVAN FOR TRIBAL WELFARE

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 Panaji : January 15, 2016 … The Minister for Tribal Welfare Shri Ramesh Tawadkar will inaugurate Sankruti Bhavan for Department of Tribal Welfare at Davorlim, Salcete on January 17, 2016.

          GSIDC has undertaken the work of construction of Sanskruti for Department of Tribal Welfare at Davorlim, Salcete costing to Rs. 2 Crores.

          The function will also be attended by Minister for Fisheries Shri Avertano Furtado, Dr. Pramod Sawant, MLA and Vice Chairman of GSIDC, Shri Ulhas Tuenkar, Zilla Panchayat Member, Shri Tulshidas Desai, Sarpanch Davorlim and others.

SHRI VISHNU WAGH ELECTED DY. SPEAKER

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panaji : January 14, 2016 … , Shri Vishnu Surya Naik Wagh, Member of Goa Legislative Assembly has been elected as Deputy Speaker of the Goa Legislative Assembly on Thursday 14th January, 2016 in pursuance of Article 178 of the Constitution of India.

SWACHH BHARAT: GOVERNOR SETS TASK FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN

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Panaji: January 13, 2016 …. Governor of Goa Dr (Smt) Mridula Singh has set a task for higher secondary and school children in furtherance of Prime Minister’s Clean India Mission, at a meeting with Principals and Headmasters of High schools and Higher Secondary schools held at Raj Bhavan, yesterday.

Governor Dr (Smt) Sinha in her guidance to the meeting remarked that every section of the society should contribute for the success of Clean India Mission for which Prime Minister Narendra Modi has appointed the Governor of Goa as the nominee of the Mission.

The meeting discussed at length the programmes  of putting slogans  Swachh Bharat  on school walls, vehicles, envelopes, receipts used by offices and other publication. It was also discussed to place adequate numbers of dustbins of suitable size in school campuses.

The meeting also discussed provision of separate toilets for boys and girls and stressed on proper maintenance. The allocations of areas in the school premises to different groups of students were also discussed.

Governor Dr( Smt) Sinha stressed on holdings regular cleanliness drives by students and teachers within and outside the school and also holding of competitions on cleanliness and giving suitable prize/reward to the best performing students.

Dr. (Smt) Sinha underscored the need for teachers to imbibe in the students the importance of cleanliness and target them for cleanliness surrounding the educational campuses. Teachers should explain to the students, the need and importance of personal hygiene, she said.

The Governor also introduced in the meeting do’s and don t’s for school children for Clean India Mission highlighting the importance of cleanliness which include keeping home and court yard clean, create a dug to dispose a waste, cleaning of every part of body while bathing, promote cleanliness – related conduct through workforce etc. and also not to dispose garbage in a public place, and other  dont’s.

In the meeting, slogans for clean India mission were released which include – Clean Goa, Jai-Jai Bharat, Freedom Is Our Right, Cleanliness Is Duty, Hold Your Hand, Do Not Litter, Work Together, Make Society Clean, Work Together, Keep Our City Clean, Cleanliness Is Culture inculcated by family.

The Headmasters/Principals explained to the Governor the work they have undertaken in this Clean India Mission.

The Governor also released in the meeting a letter of pledge with the objective of making the Clean India Mission successful  as resolved/visualized by the Prime Minister.

The Governor also released poems in Hindi penned by her on the importance of Clean India.

Secretary to Governor Smt. Shilpa Shinde (IAS), Dr. N. Radhakrishnan, Spl. Secretary to Governor, Shri Anshuman Abhishek, OSD to Governor, Shri Dilip Bhagat (Dy. Director) Education, Central Education Zone and Sr. Officers of Education Department were present at the meeting.