Panaji, 22nd March, 2018 (Chaitra 1, 1940)

SERIES I No. 51

Reg. No. G-2/RNP/GOA/32/2018-20

RNI No. GOAENG/2002/6410

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

Suggestions are welcomed on e-mail: dir–[email protected]

GOVERNMENT OF GOA

Department of Animal Husbandry and

Veterinary Services

—

Notification

4-1 (10)/2017-18/7806

The following scheme approved by the

Government is published for the information

of the general public:—

“Scheme for incentive to Green Fodder

Cultivation for Perennial and Seasonal Fodder

Development in the State (Amended) 2017-

-18”.

Introduction.— The major constraint in the

field of dairy development in the State of Goa

is the lack of green fodder for the Milch

animals. The nutritive value of feed and fodder

has a significant bearing on productivity of

livestock; as such a provision of the Green

Fodder for feeding Milch animals is very

Department

Notification/Order

Subject

Pages

1. Animal Husbandry and

Not.- 4-1 (10)/2017-18/7806

Scheme for incentive to Green Fodder Cultivation

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Veterinary Services

for Perennial and Seasonal Fodder Development

Dir. & ex officio Jt. Secretary

in the State (Amended) 2017-18.

2. Education, Art & Culture

Not.- DAC/CS-III/Scheme-

Financial Assistance to Revive, Preserve and

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Dir. & ex officio Jt. Secretary

-Pre-Maand Culture/2017-18 Protect Goan Maand Culture.

3.a. Fisheries

Not.- DF/Aqua/Blue-Rev-

Scheme of renovation of Existing Brackish Water

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Director/Secretary

-Renovation-Brackish/2017-18

Ponds/Tanks and Input Cost for Brackish Water

Fish/Shrimp Culture.

b. —do—

Not.- DF/AQUA/BLUE-

Scheme of Financial Assistance for Open Sea

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-REV-OSCC/2017-18

Cage Culture.

4. Public Health

Ord.- 13/01/92-I/PHD/

Revision of fees for issuance of various

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Under Secretary

/PF-III/722

Cetificates.

5. Revenue

Not.- 14/27/2014-RD(Part 1)/ Goa Land Revenue (Disposal of Government

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Under Secretary

/487

Lands) (Eighth Amendment) Rules, 2018.

6. Town & Country Planning

Not.- 14/27/2014-RD(Part 1)

Appointment of date for giving effect to the Act.

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Secretary

/487

7. Women & Child Development Not.- 1/231/2014/DW&CD/

Internship Scheme for students of Couselling/

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Dir. & ex officio Jt. Secretary

/7428

/Psychology/Social Work/Home Science etc.

8. Government Printing Press

—

Subscription Rates.

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INDEX

There are three Extraordinary issues to the Official Gazette, Series I No. 50 dated 15-3-2018 namely:–

(1) Extraordinary dated 16-3-2018 from pages 2185 to 2186 from Department of Finance (Debt Management Division)

Not. No. 5-4-2017-Fin(DMU) regarding the Market Borrowing Programme.

(2) Extraordinary (No. 2) dated 20-3-2018 from pages 2187 to 2188 from Department of Finance (Revenue & Control

Division) Notifications regarding Lottery Scheme.

(3) Extraordinary (No. 3) dated 21-3-2018 from pages 2189 to 2210 from Department of Finance (Revenue & Control

Division) regarding the Excise Duty (Amendment) Rules, 2018 and Rates of Excise duties.

NOTE

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essential. Keeping this in view fodder

development has been made an integral part

of Livestock development.

In the present scheme the subsidy is

Rs. 65,000/- per hectare, and provide irrigation

assistance to take up the perennial green

fodder cultivation having water source.

Provision have also been made for purchase

of implements like water pump, PVC pipes,

sprinklers etc. with 75% subsidy on the total

cost.

In order to cultivate Perennial Green Fodder

farmers can avail tussocks free of cost from

Government Livestock Farm, Dhat, Mollem,

Cattle Breeding Farm, Copardem, and Fodder

Seed Production Farm, Kalay.

Objective of Scheme.— (1) To increase Green

Fodder Production and make available the

various hybrid varieties of green fodder to the

farmers for feeding to Milch animals in order

to increase the milk production and make the

State self sufficient in milk.

(2) To stress upon the farmers the

importance of feeding nutritive green grass

and encourage them to stop the primitive

practices of feeding only dry paddy straw.

(3) To reduce the cost of feeding thereby

reducing cost of milk production.

(4) To reduce the inter calving period

inorder to promote one calf a year programme.

(5) To encourage the farmer/individuals to

bring surplus barren land/unused agriculture

land under cultivation, thereby giving them a

source of income and helping them to reduce

the unemployment problem in the State.

(6) To encourage utilization of land mass by

Farmers who do not own animals but could

grow fodder as a cash crop, and to encourage

landless and small land holding farmers to

produce green fodder for feeding their Milch

animals.

(7) To make available green fodder to the

livestock all the year round.

Pattern of Assistance.— (I) Incentive for

Green Fodder Cultivation.

I (A) Perennial Fodder.— Incentive under

Perennial Fodder Cultivation per hectare area

of land is as follows:–

Sr. No.

No. of cutting

Subsidy in Rs.

1st Year

1st 6 months

15,000/-

2nd 6 months

15,000/-

2nd Year 1st 6 months

10,000/-

2nd 6 months

10,000/-

3rd Year

1st 6 months

7,500/-

2nd 6 months

7,500/-

Minimum area for fodder cultivation is 500

sq mts.

I(B) Incentives for Irrigation (for perennial fodder cultivation only)

Area under Cultivation

Material

Unit cost in (Rs.)

(I) For 500 sq. mts. to 1,000 sq.mts

½ HP Pump

3,500/-

PVC Pipes & fittings, sprinklers

2,000/-

5,500/-

(II) For 1,000 sq. mts to 4,000

2 HP Pump with installation

22,000/-

sq. mts

PVC Pipeline fitting, sprinklers

10,000/-

32,000/-

(III) For 4,000 sq. mts to 10,000

3 HP Pump with installation,

30,000/-

sq. mts

Pipeline, fitting & sprinklers

20,000/-

50,000/-

(IV) For 10,000 sq.mts and above

5HP Pump with installation

35,000/-

Pipeline, Fitting & sprinklers

45,000/-

80,000/-

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(II) Seasonal Fodder: In case of seasonal fodder, incentive will be given @ Rs. 15,000/- per

hectare of land, per crop, and the minimum area to be cultivated shall be 500 sq. mts.

(III) Incentive for Hydroponic Green Fodder Production

(a) Incentives at the rate of 75% for Hydroponic Fodder Production unit category wise:

Sr.

No. of Milch Animals

Specification of trays

No. of trays

Unit cost of Hydroponic

No.

Unit (inclusive of 500 kg.

seed container for each 5

milch animals)

5 milch animals

(90 cm x 63cm x 7cm

Rs. 50,000/-

mounted on 1" super

PVC pipe rack

10 milch animals

Rs. 70,000/-

20 milch animals

140

Rs. 1,50,000/-

(b) Incentive for Maize seed at the rate of 50% for Hydroponic Fodder Production unit category

wise:

Sr. No.

Particulars

Maize seed required & cost

For 5 Milch animals

For 10 Milch animals

For 20 Milch animals

Maize seeds required per day

10 kg.

20 kg.

40 kg.

Maize required per quarter

(90 days )

900 kg.

1,800 kg.

3,600 kg.

Maize seeds cost per quarter

@ 25/kg.

Rs. 22,500/-

Rs. 45,000/-

Rs. 90,000/-

50% subsidy of the cost of maize/

/quarter (90 days)

Rs. 11,250/-

Rs. 22,500/-

Rs. 45,000/-

Incentives for Maize seed will be given for

three years (twelve quarters)

(IV) Incentives for Silage Production.—

Incentives for silage making will be given @

Rs. 2/- per kg. of silage production (i.e. cost of

silo bag/pit and labour charges per kg. silage

production).

The incentives will be given quarterly for

silage produced for three years (twelve

quarters). Minimum silage production per

quarter is 500 kg.

Eligibility.— (1) Any Individual/Farmer/

/Agricultural Labourer/Dairy Society/Farmers

club/Self Help Group can take up the scheme.

In case of Hydroponic Fodder production and

Silage making, beneficiary must have

minimum 5 milch animals and minimum 5

years residence in State of Goa.

2. Dairy Society/Farmers Club/Self Help

Group who are interested in green fodder

cultivation in the available land within Goa

are eligible.

3. The beneficiary should after receipt of

initial approval letter from the Director, Animal

Husbandry & Veterinary Services, prepare

the land and in case of hydroponic/silage

making unit, set up the unit, complete the

cultivation/production in the proposed land

within 2 months period, which should be

confirmed and supervised by the concerned

Area Officer/Extension Officer.

4. Any individual Farmer/Dairy Co-

operative Society/Self Help Group/Farmers

Club, Bachat Ghat are eligible, provided they

arrange the land, which may be even any

fallow land, agricultural land and marad land

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etc. by providing the required Form I & XIV

and Affidavit in prescribed format.

5. The beneficiaries who have cultivated

green fodder under existing Departmental

Scheme are eligible to apply under this

Scheme.

Documents required with Application

Form.— (1) Residence Certificate from

Mamlatdar/Sarpanch or Chairman of Dairy

Society verified and attested by the Veterinary

Officer/Assistant Director in-charge of the

area.

(2) Form I & XIV/Notarized affidavit in

prescribed format or copy of land ownership

documents or NOC from landlord on Rs. 50/-

stamp paper.

(3) Quotation of Irrigation system/

/Hydroponic unit/Silo bags from dealers/

/Authorized suppliers should be submitted.

(4) Passport size photograph of the

applicant/leader.

Terms and conditions of the scheme.— (1)

The applicant has to apply in a prescribed form

and submit the application to the Director of

Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services

through the respective area Assistant

Director/Veterinary Officer.

(2) The applicant should show his proposed

land area to the respective concerned Officer

who will visit and confirm availability and

usefulness of the land for processing the

application further.

(3) In case of perennial and seasonal green

fodder cultivation, the minimum area of the

land to be cultivated is 500 sq. mts.

(4) The beneficiary may provide Form I &

XIV, notarized NOC from Landlord in case of

tenant or Notarized Affidavit in prescribed

format.

(5) In case of fodder plot cultivated by Dairy

Societies, Self Help Groups, Farmers Club,

the distribution or sale of the fodder

produced by the member is their own

responsibility.

(6) In case of perennial cultivation, the

beneficiary has to take minimum two fodder

cuttings in a year after first cultivation and the

same area has to be continued for the

cultivation for another 2 years.

(7) The beneficiary has to permit the

committee comprising of Area Assistant

Director/Veterinary Officer and Extension

Officer to inspect the fodder cultivation at

every six months perennial and each crop for

seasonal fodder cultivation and every quarter

in case of hydroponic fodder/silage making or

as and when required.

(8) The beneficiary has to prepare the land

and cultivate the proposed and approved plots

within 2 months period from date of receipt of

approval letter.

(9)

case

any

doubts

implementation of the scheme by the

beneficiary, concerned dealing Officer from

Head Office will conduct a surprise inspection

of the fodder plots/hydroponic/silage making

unit for verification without notice to the

beneficiary.

(10) The beneficiary should allow the

concerned Officer and the Inspection

Committee members to inspect their fodder

unit at any time/stage of cultivation.

(11) The beneficiary should cut/harvest the

cultivated fodder at the beginning of the

flowering stage and in case of hydroponic

unit/silage making unit the beneficiary should

harvest the produced green fodder/silage and

utilize the fodder on day to day basis and

should keep the unit in running condition

minimum for three years.

Documents required for release of

incentives.— (1) Inspection Report/Utilization

Certificate in the prescribed form duly signed

by the Inspection Committee consisting of

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concerned Veterinary Officer/Assistant

Director & Extension Officer of the jurisdiction

should be submitted to the Director, Animal

Husbandry & Veterinary Services by the

concerned Officer.

(2) The beneficiary has to submit the

photograph of the fodder Plot/Hydroponic

unit/Silage making unit. The photograph

should show the grown fodder plot/

hydroponic unit/silage making unit in the

background with the farmer, local Assistant

Director/Veterinary Officer/Extension Officer

and the day’s newspaper as proof of the day

of inspection at every six months in case of

Photograph

of the

applicant

perennial fodder and per crop in case of

seasonal fodder cultivation and every three

months in case of Hydroponic unit/Silage

making unit. Accordingly photographs duly

countersigned by the concerned officer should

be submitted along with the utilization

certificate duly signed by the Departmental

Committee.

(3) Agreement bond sworn before Notary/

Magistrate on stamp paper as per rules in force

in Departmental prescribed format.

(4) Original bills towards purchase and

Installation of Irrigation system. Hydroponics

unit/silage bags.

GOVERNMENT OF GOA

Department of Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services

Patto, Panaji-Goa

APPLICATION FORM FOR INCENTIVE UNDER GREEN FODDER CULTIVATION SCHEME

(Perennial/seasonal/hydroponic silage making/Incentives for Irrigation)

(1)

Full name of the applicant: (IN BLOCK LETTERS) ........................................................................................................

Surname First Name Father’s/Middle name

(2)

Permanent address:

(a) House No. ………….

(b) Ward ……………….

(d) Taluka ………………

(e) Constituency ………………..

(f) Telephone No. .................................... Mobile No. ..................................................

(3)

Category: ST/SC/General (In case of SC/ST— Certificate to be produced)

(4)

Educational Qualification: ......................................................................................

(5)

Employed/Unemployed: ............................................................................................

(6)

Size of Land holding as per I & XIV records (documents should be attached) ...........................................

......................................................................................................................................................

(7)

Proposed Land Area for Perennial/Seasonal Fodder Cultivation ..................................................... sq.mts.

Seasonal Fodder cultivation proposed variety of cultivation and the area ..................................................

sq. mts.

(8)

Whether willing to execute the Bond as per Scheme Pattern

(9)

Information of existing milch animals, if any:–

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Type of animal

Adult

Heifers

Young Female Calves

Cow

Buffalo

Cow

Buffalo

Cow

Buffalo

Cross Bred Cow/Imp.

She Buff/Indigenous

cows like Gir/Red

sindhi/sahiwal

(10)

Name of the Dairy Co.op. Society & Membership No. ...............................................................................................

(11)

Milk Production if any ..................................................................................... liters

(12)

Items applied for under the Scheme

(a) Perennial/Seasonal Green Fodder Cultivation…………………………………

(b) Incentives for irrigation (for Perennial Fodder cultivation)…………………..

(d) Incentives for Silage making ………………………………………………….......

(13)

Details of subsidy availed earlier under Fodder Development Scheme of the department:

……………………………………………………………

(14)

Aadhaar Card No./Consent Form: …………………………………………

(15)

Documents to be attached:

(a) 5 years Residence Certificate from Mamlatdar/Sarpanch/Chairman of Dairy Co-operative Society

verified by Area Officer.

(b) Form I & XIV.

(d) Passport size photograph of the applicant/leader.

(e) Quotations of the items to be purchased (In case of Hydroponic unit/Silage making unit/irrigation

system).

Date: Signature of the Applicant

Place: Full Name

Address

————

CERTIFICATE OF FARMER

I hereby certify that I have read the entire scheme containing its rules, regulations and guidelines. I

hereby agree to abide by them and to any changes, which the Government may like to make from time to

time. I further certify that all information given by me is true to the best of my knowledge and belief and also

agree that in case it is found to be false, that I shall be liable for any action as Government may find it fit and

appropriate to impose upon me.

Date:

Signature of the Applicant

Before Assistant Director/V.O,

Full Name

Address

Countersigned by

Assistant Director/

/Veterinary Officer

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FOR OFFICE USE ONLY

(Form to be verified and recommended within 8 days of receipt of application)

INSPECTION REPORT

Certified that I have personally visited the site of proposed land for Green Fodder Cultivation/Hydroponics

Unit/Silage Making Unit and found that the information given above is correct and that the beneficiary is

having the facilities for the proposed land Green Fodder Cultivation/Hydroponic fodder/Silage Production

and hence the proposal is recommended for incentive benefit under Perennial Green Fodder/Seasonal

fodder/Hydroponics Fodder/Silage production. All the records of green fodder cultivation such as follow up

inspections of fodder plot/the exact area of cultivated land, period of fodder cultivation will be maintained

in this office register. Similarly six monthly/quarterly reporting system of fodder/silage produced shall be

maintained in this office register.

I am satisfied/not satisfied with the area and location of plot, and facilities available Hydroponic unit/

Silage making unit. I recommend/not recommend the Project .

Signature of the Concerned Veterinary Officer/

/Assistant Director

with his Remarks & date

Place:-

Date:-

————

AFFIDAVIT

I the undersigned Shri/Smt. ........................................... major of age, son/daughter/wife/widow of

…………………………….. Indian resident of (full address) ……………………………………………………in the

State of Goa do hereby solemnly affirm an oath and submit as under:—

1. I say that, I am residing at the above said address.

2. I say that, I intend to cultivate perennial/seasonal/produce Hydroponic Green Fodder/Silage in the

property bearing Survey No. .. ……….of village ……………. property known as …………………………………..

3. I say that, I will be fully responsible if there is any claim/complaint/objection from any person and I am

responsible and shall face any litigation or any legal consequences.

4. I say that, this affidavit is sworn by me for the purpose of cultivation of perennial/seasonal fodder/

/production of Hydroponic Green Fodder/Silage and for taking Subsidy benefit under the Scheme of

Department of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Services only and nothing beyond that; and that, I shall

not claim any right/lien over the said land/property and the same shall be returned back in the original form

as and when required and asked for by the lawful owner of the said property and I also agree that no Court

or any Civil authority will be approached by me based on the above for seeking any such rights over the said

property.

5. I say that, I am executing this affidavit solely and exclusively to produce the same in the Directorate of

Animal Husbandry, Panaji-Goa to avail the financial benefits under the Departmental Green Fodder

Production/Hydroponic Green Fodder/Silage Making Scheme only.

6. I say that, the contents of above para 1 to 5 of the affidavit are true to the best of my knowledge and

belief and I have willingly sworn this affidavit without any coercion. Solemnly affirmed on this …………….

day of ……………….. 20 …… at ………………………

Identified by me

Name:-

DEPONENT

Name:-

Full Address:-

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AGREEMENT BOND

The agreement is made on this .................................... day of the month .............................. of the year two thousand

....................., between the Governor of Goa (hereinafter called the “Government”) of the ONE PART and

Shri . ................................................................................................................. major in age, son of Shri . ....................... resident

of ................................................................ (hereinafter called the ‘Beneficiary’) which expression shall unless

repugnant to the context of meaning thereof shall be deemed to mean and include his/her heirs, legal

representatives, executors and administrators of the SECOND PART.

Whereas, the Government has formulated a Scheme for growing green fodder for improving dairy

development referred to as “INCENTIVE FOR GREEN FODDER CULTIVATION FOR PERENNIAL AND

SEASONAL FODDER DEVELOPMENT IN THE STATE ”.

And whereas, the Applicant has applied for incentive for green fodder cultivation to grow perennial/

/seasonal fodder/hydroponic fodder/Production/silage production on an area of ................... Sq. meters of

land surveyed under Survey No. …….. and sub/div. …………. situated at village .......................... of taluka

.............................. District ......................................... Goa.

And whereas Government after scrutinizing the application has agreed to allot the required facilities to

the Applicant, who shall be hereinafter, called as the “Beneficiary”). This agreement shall therefore witnessed

as under:–

Now, therefore, this agreement witnesses and the parties hereto mutually agree as follows:—

1. That, in consideration of the Government approving request of the applicant, the Beneficiary shall be

bound by conditions hereinafter mentioned.

2. The Beneficiary shall follow and abide by the instructions or Rules and Regulations appended to in the

guidelines, and any changes made thereafter required from time to time by the Government.

3. The Beneficiary shall prepare the land and complete the cultivation in the proposed land/purchase the

hydroponic fodder unit/silage making unit within a period of two months after receipt of initial approval

letter from the Director, Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services, which shall be confirmed and supervised

by the concerned Veterinary Officer/Assistant Director of the Department.

4. The Beneficiary shall in case of perennial cultivation take a minimum of two fodder cuttings in a year

after the first cultivation and the same area has to be continued for cultivation for a further period of three

years.

5. The Beneficiary shall permit the first party or any of its designated officers to inspect and verify the

progress of the cultivation at all times during the pendency of the agreement.

6. The Beneficiary shall cut/harvest the cultivated fodder at the age of beginning of flowering before

allowing the formation of seeds to the plant and in case of hydroponic fodder at the time of harvest with

intimation to the local Veterinary Officer/Assistant Director of his jurisdiction.

7. The Government shall have the right to terminate the agreement at any time in case of any discrepancies/

/non-performance/misrepresentation after giving one month’s notice to the Beneficiary. In case of third

party claim on the land of the Beneficiary the Surety shall be held solely responsible for the claim on the land

proposed to be cultivated for any claim that may be made by a Second Party on the said land.

8. In such case of default to any of the clauses or conditions as mentioned in this agreement or as envisaged

in the Scheme, the beneficiary will have to return the entire subsidy availed by him/her together with any

damages that may have been caused to the Government. In case of default in payment the Government shall

recover all dues from the Beneficiary or the Surety under this Agreement as arrears of Land Revenue.

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9. The Beneficiary shall be bound by this agreement for a period of three years from the time of signing of

this Agreement.

10. The stamp duty on this agreement shall be borne by the Beneficiary.

11. In witness whereof the parties hereto have set their respective hands on the ......................... day and

year .......................................

Signed, sealed and delivered

By Dr. ...............................................................

Director,

Department of Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services, Patto, Panaji-Goa

For and on behalf of the Government of Goa.

Signed and delivered

By Shri./Smt. ..................................

(Beneficiary)

Address:-

Telephone No:

Signed and Delivered

By Shri./Smt.

(Surety)

Address:–

Telephone No.

—————

GOVERNMENT OF GOA

Directorate of Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services

Pashusamvardhan Bhavan, Patto, Panaji-Goa

UTILIZATION CERTIFICATE OF AMENDED GREEN FODDER CULTIVATION (PERENNIAL/SEASONAL)

I/II/III/IV/V/VI semester for Release of Subsidy

HYDROPONICS GREEN FODDER PRODUCTION/SILAGE MAKING

I/II/III/IV/V/VI/VII/VIII/IX/X/XI/XII quarter for Release of Subsidy

This is to certify that we have visited and inspected on this day ………. of …………….. 20 ……… the

Perennial/Seasonal/Hydroponics Green Fodder Production unit/Silage making unit by the beneficiary.

Shri./Smt. ………………………………….. r/o …………………………………… with following particulars.

(1) Address of the Cultivated Land/Hydroponics green fodder production unit/Silage making unit:-.......

(2) Ward ...........................Village ..................................Taluka .......................................

(3) Land area cultivated in case of Perennial/Seasonal Fodder ............................

(4) Type of fodder grown and its stage of growth .................................................

(5) Number of cuttings ..........................................................................

(6) Quantity of fodder harvested ...............................................................................

(7) Period of production in case of hydroponic fodder ........................... to ......................................

(8) Approval letter number with date .......................................................................

(9) Photograph of the fodder plot/hydroponic fodder unit/silage making unit along with farmer and

day’s newspaper .................................................

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The proportionate .............................. semester/quarter incentive as per the terms and condition of the scheme

may please be released to the beneficiary. The Agreement Bond on stamp paper signed by the Beneficiary

is enclosed herewith/has been submitted with 1st semester/quarter report.

Extension Officer

Signature of the concerned

Veterinary Dispensary/

Officer with date

/Veterinary Hospital

The expenditure towards the said Scheme shall be debited to the following Budget Head

of Account:–

2403 — Animal Husbandry;

00 —;

107 — Fodder Development;

02 — Assistance to Farmers for Cultivation of Green Fodder (Plan);

33 — Subsidies.

The Scheme shall be implemented with immediate effect .

By order and in the name of Governor of Goa.

Dr. Santosh V. Desai, Director & ex officio Joint Secretary (AH).

Panaji, 16th March, 2018.

———ttt———

Department of Education, Art & Culture

Directorate of Art & Culture

—

Notification

DAC/CS-III/Scheme-Pre-Maand Culture/

/2017-18

Government of Goa is pleased to frame the

following scheme namely:–

“Financial Assistance to Revive, Preserve

and Protect Goan Maand Culture”.

1. Short title and commencement.— (i) The

scheme shall be called “Financial Assistance

to Revive, Preserve and Protect Goan Maand

Culture”.

(ii) The scheme shall come into force from

the date of its publication of Notification in the

Official Gazette and shall remain in force upto

31st March, 2021.

2. Introduction.— The scheme “Financial

Assistance for preservation of Goan Maand

Culture” have been designed with an

objective to encourage Goan folk artists and

to revive, preserve and protect the Goan

Maand culture consisting of folk forms viz.

Zagor, Ranmalle, Kallo, Perni zagor, Talgadi,

Tonyamell, Shigmo, Challe, Naman, Jatigayan,

Goff, Dhallo-Fugadi and folklore and folk music

viz. Suvarivadan, Ghumatvadan, Shamel-

vadan and Dholvadan and any other folk forms,

folklore and folk music as selected by the

committee of experts which are basically

originated from Goan Maand.

3. Objectives of the scheme.— (i) To revive,

preserve and protect the Goan Maand culture

that has produced various folk art forms

and folk music and folklores in the State of

Goa.

(ii) To maintain bonding of unity and

integrity and brotherhood amongst the

villagers to uplift the cultural bondage and

carry the tradition for future generations.

(iii) To provide necessary infrastructure and

financial support for the purpose.

(iv) To preserve and protect the old age

traditions of maand culture to its unique

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original form, keeping the Maand culture

authentic, intact by providing all kinds of

infrastructure to the Maand group within the

ambit of cultural structure.

(v) To support existing Maand groups those

are on verge of extinction.

(vi) To create cultural interaction between

village to village in the form of village exchange

programme.

(vii) To create legacy of Maand artists

through folk programmes at State, National

and International level.

4. Scope of the scheme.— (i) The revival of

the Maand culture will attract the younger

generation to preserve their age old cultural

bonding and traditions alive.

(ii) Under this scheme the artists will be

imparted training in various Goan folk art

forms, folklores and folk music for a period of

one year.

(iii) The maand group will have a liberty to

apply after every two years provided no

previous trained artist is enrolled again.

(iv) Under the scheme the list of folk art

masters (herein called as “Maand Guru”/

/trainer) will be prepared and they will be

brought in limelight to impart folk art

education to budding artists of the village. The

experts of goan folk art and music may express

their interest and willingness to work as

Maand Guru in writing. The selection will be

made by the committee of experts constituted

by the Government.

(v) After completion of one year training,

progress of Maand group will be reviewed by

the committee of experts.

(vi) The District and State level Maand

culture festivals will be organized to explore

the cultural talent of Maand groups.

(vii) The Maand group may practice any

five Goan folk art forms of their choice with

the approval of committee of experts during

the course of training.

(viii) Weekly five days training has to be

conducted for at least two hours a day.

(ix) The time table of functioning of Maand

will be prepared by the Maand Guru in

consultation with the trainees under

instruction to the Directorate of Art & Culture.

5. Eligibility.— (i) To avail the benefit of this

scheme the Goan Maand group has to apply

with the Directorate of Art and Culture,

Government of Goa in prescribed form.

(ii) The Maand group should have legacy of

practicing folk art forms for at least past thirty

years at such traditional Maand place.

(iii) The Maand group has to give

undertaking whether their village Maand is

still in existence or not.

(iv) No Objection Certificate from the

concerned Devasthan/Maand is to be

obtained by the Maand group while applying

under the scheme.

(v) The applicants desire to join training

under this scheme shall not be less than 10

years of age. Whereas any old age folk artist

in the course of training could share their

experience and guide the new generation with

kind co-operation from Maand Guru.

(vi) Preference will be given to those Goan

Maand culture which are on the verge of

extinction.

6. Selection Procedure.— (i) The selection of

the Maand group will be done by the

committee of experts constituted by the

Directorate of Art & Culture, Government of

Goa.

(ii) The Maand group may suggest the name

of their Maand Guru while applying under

the scheme, so however approval of the

committee of expert shall be final. The

willingness of the Maand Guru/trainer in

writing is mandatory.

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(iii) Maand Guru may select one Assistant

to assist him during the course of training.

(iv) The selection of Maand Guru for specific

maand forms, folklores and folk music; his/her

honorarium and duration of training shall be

prescribed.

(v) The selection of Maand groups and

Maand Guru recommended by the committee

of experts shall be forwarded to the

Government for approval.

7. Quantum of Financial Assistance.— (i)

The honorarium to Maand Guru/Trainer shall

be @ Rs. 9,000/- per month.

(ii) The honorarium to Assistant shall be

Rs. 6,000/- per month.

(iii) The stipend to trainees shall be

Rs. 1,500/- per month. (Each Maand group

may consist of at least thirty artists/trainees).

(iv) Financial assistance of Rs. 50,000/- will

be provided to purchase folk instruments

(list of the required musical instruments

should be attached).

(v) Financial assistance of Rs. 40,000/- will

be provided towards up keep of Maand

culture (repairs of old musical instrument and

maand place).

(vi) Financial assistance upto Rs. 60,000/-

to purchase costumes and drapery for the

performance.

(Exact quantum will be decided by the

committee of experts as per the requirement).

(vii) Financial assistance of Rs. 25,000/- will

be provided to up keep and maintain place

of Maand. (daily cleaning and floor

maintenance).

Note: The Financial Assistance provided at

Clause No. (iv), (v), (vi) and (vii) above shall be for

duration of training course.

8. Other terms and conditions and the

guidelines.— (i) The Maand groups applying

under this scheme have to fill up prescribed

form furnishing the names of the artists. The

group should mention the name of Maand

Guru/Trainer.

(ii) The artists enrolling the name for

training under this scheme will have to give

undertaking that he/she will not leave the

training till it is completed. The attendance of

trainees will be compulsory.

(iii) To avail the benefit of this scheme the

Maand group has to operate Bank account in

the Nationalized Bank to receive the payment

through ECS mode. The trainees attached to

Maand group should also open their personal

Bank account and must submit the Bank

details in the prescribed form. The honorarium

to Maand Guru, assistant, and stipend to

trainees will be released after verifying the

attendance.

(iv) The Maand group shall follow all the

financial rules and procedures as laid down

by the Government from time to time.

(v) The Maand group shall be strictly

utilizing the amount sanctioned for the

purpose for which it is released. The amount

so released shall be liable to be recovered if it

is used for the purpose other than as referred

above.

(vi) Attendance of the trainees is mandatory.

Maand Guru or his assistant shall keep

attendance record and maintain the register

of all musical instruments.

(vii) It is the collective responsibilities of

Maand Guru Assistant and the trainees to

maintain and keep the instruments in good

condition.

(viii) In order to ascertain the progress of

Maand training activities the committee of

experts or their representative/s will visit the

Maand venue periodically.

(ix) The Maand Guru has to submit the

progress reports to the Directorate of Art &

Culture after every two months or after

completion of folk form whichever is earlier.

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(x) The Director, Directorate of Art &

Culture, Panaji, shall be the appropriate

authority to monitor progress and the

expenditure on the scheme and the activities

of the Maand group.

(xi) The artists/group have to present the

bond on stamp paper of Rs. 50/- to the

Directorate of Art & Culture.

9. Framing of guidelines.— For better

implementation

this

scheme

the

Government shall frame the guidelines from

time to time.

10. Relaxation.— The Government is

empowered to relax any or all clauses or

conditions of the scheme if found deemed fit,

for reasons to be recorded.

11. Interpretation.— If any question arises

regarding interpretation of any clause, word,

expression of the scheme, the decision about

the interpretation shall lie with the

Government, which shall be final and binding

on all concerned.

12. Redressal of grievances and dispute.—

Grievances if any, arising out of the

implementation of this scheme, the

Government shall hear and decide such

matters and the decision of the Government

in this regard shall be final and binding on all

concerned.

These issues with the concurrence of the

Finance Department (Expenditure) vide their

U. O. No. 7091 dated 05-03-2018.

By order and in the name of the Governor

of Goa.

Gurudas P. Pilarnekar, Director & ex officio

Jt. Secretary (Art & Culture).

Panaji, 12th March, 2018.

Department of Fisheries

Directorate of Fisheries

—

Notification

DF/Aqua/Blue-Rev-Renovation-Brackish/

/2017-18

Sub.: Financial Assistance for

(a) Renovation of Existing Brackish Water

Ponds/Tanks.

(b) Input Cost for Brackish Water Fish/

/Shrimp Culture.

The Government of Goa is hereby pleased

to introduce the scheme Financial Assistance

for:

(a) Renovation of Existing Brackish Water

Ponds/Tanks.

(b) Input Cost for Brackish Water Fish/

/Shrimp Culture.

1. Short title and commencement.— (1) This

scheme may be called as Financial Assistance

for—

(a) “Renovation of Existing Brackish

Water Ponds/Tanks”.

(b) “Input Cost for Brackish Water Fish/

/Shrimp Culture”.

(2) It shall come into force from the date of

its notification in the Official Gazette.

(ii) Introduction.— The Central Government

has thereby introduced Blue Revolution, the

Neel Kranti Mission for tapping full potential

of the Inland and Marine Culture Fisheries of

the country by developing it. The above

mentioned scheme has been introduced

under Blue Revolution. It has been observed

that the Coastal Aquaculture in the State of

Goa provides employment and livelihood

support to considerable number of people.

With the enhancement of the Coastal

Aquaculture Act, 2005 there is a good scope

to increase the coastal aquaculture activities

through implementation of good management

practices, which ultimately will help to

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increase the total fish production in the State.

The implementation of the scheme will start

from the date of its notification in the Official

Gazette.

(iii) Objective of the scheme.— (a) To

increase fish production through aquaculture.

(b) To revive the aquaculture farms which

have stopped operation due to high

operational cost.

(iv) Scope of the scheme.— The scheme

envisages to increase the coastal aquaculture

activities through implementation of good

management practices and resulting

in increase in total fish production in the

State.

(v) Eligibility.— (1) All fish and shrimp

farmers registered under Coastal Aquaculture

Authority.

(2) Fish farmer/Individual should be

resident of Goa for last fifteen years.

(vi) Pattern of Assistance of the scheme.— (a) Financial Assistance for renovation of existing

Brackish Water Ponds/Tanks

1. For General Category.— Under this scheme the beneficiary will be entitled for financial

assistance to the extent of 40% of the unit cost limited to Rs. 1,40,000/- towards the renovation

of existing brackish water farm. The subsidy amount to be shared by Central and State

Government, of which Central share will be 60% limited to Rs. 84,000/- and State share will be

40% limited to Rs. 56,000/-. The balance 60% shall be borne by the beneficiary.

Sr. No Component

Unit Cost

Subsidy - 40%

Beneficiary Share-

of the unit Cost

60% of the

unit cost

Renovation of existing Ponds/Tanks

3,50,000/-

1,40,000/-

2,10,000/-

(repair and strengthening of bunds,

Central Share State Share

repair of electrical and water

(60%)

(40%)

supply works and other accessories/

/equipment, desiltation, repair/

/installation of sluice gates, site

84,000/- 56,000/-

clearing, dewatering etc.)

2. For weaker sections like Scheduled Castes (SCs), Scheduled Tribes (STs), Women.— Under

this scheme the beneficiary will be entitled for financial assistance to the extent of 60% of the

unit cost limited to Rs. 2,10,000/- towards the renovation of existing brackish water farm. The

subsidy amount to be shared by Central and State Government, of which Central share will be

60% limited to Rs. 1,26,000/- and State share will be 40% limited to Rs. 84,000/-. The balance

40% shall be borne by the beneficiary.

Sr. No Component

Unit cost

Subsidy - 60%

Beneficiary Share-

of the unit cost

40% of the

unit cost

Renovation of existing Ponds/Tanks

3,50,000/-

2,10,000/-

1,40,000/-

(repair and strengthening of bunds,

Central Share State Share

repair of electrical and water

(60%)

(40%)

supply works and other accessories/

/equipment, desiltation, repair/

/installation of sluice gates, site

1,26,000/- 84,000/-

clearing, dewatering etc.)

(b) Financial Assistance for Input Cost for Brackish Water Fish/Shrimp Culture:

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1. For General Category.— Under this scheme the beneficiary will be entitled for financial

assistance to the extent of 40% of the unit cost limited to Rs. 1,20,000/- towards the renovation

of existing brackish water farm. The subsidy amount to be shared by central and state

government, of which central share will be 60% limited to Rs. 72,000/- and state share will be

40% limited to Rs. 48,000/-. The balance 60% shall be borne by the beneficiary.

Sr. No

Component

Unit Cost

Subsidy- 40% of the

Beneficiary

unit cost

Share- 60% of the

unit cost

Input cost for Brackish water Fish/

3,00,000/-

1,20,000/-

1,80,000/-

/Shrimp Culture (unit cost includes

Central Share

State Share

cost of fish/shrimp seed, feed, manure,

(60%)

(40%)

disease prevention measures, trans-

portation charges, etc.) (one time

grant) Culture of shrimp such

72,000/-

48,000/-

L.vannamei/P.monodon

2. For weaker sections like Scheduled Castes (SCs), Scheduled Tribes (STs), Women.— Under

this scheme the beneficiary will be entitled for financial assistance to the extent of 60% of the

unit cost limited to Rs. 1,80,000/- towards the renovation of existing brackish water farm. The

subsidy amount to be shared by Central and State Government, of which central share will be

60% limited to Rs. 1,08,000/- and state share will be 40% limited to Rs. 72,000/-.

The balance 40% shall be borne by the beneficiary.

Sr. No

Component

Unit Cost

Subsidy- 60% of the

Beneficiary

unit cost

Share- 40% of the

unit cost

Input cost for Brackish water Fish/

3,00,000/-

1,80,000/-

1,20,000/-

/Shrimp Culture (unit cost includes

Central Share

State Share

cost of fish/shrimp seed, feed, manure,

(60%)

(40%)

disease prevention measures, trans-

portation charges, etc.) (one time

grant) Culture of shrimp such

1,08,000/-

72,000/-

L.vannamei/P.monodon

(vii) Terms & conditions of the scheme.— (a) Financial Assistance for Renovation of existing

Brackish water Ponds/Tanks:–

(i) Beneficiaries shall provide documentary evidence on ownership of the existing ponds/

/tanks, financial resources along with necessary clearances/permissions (if any required)

etc. in the DPR.

(ii) Renovation/repair/de-silting of existing ponds/tanks, other related civil works etc. may

be considered for funding only after 5 years on one time basis.

(iii) Central financial assistance shall be restricted to, a maximum area of 2 ha. for individual

beneficiary, 2 ha. x number of members for co-operatives/collectives subject to viability of

pond sizes and with a ceiling of 20 ha. for group/collectives.

(b) Financial Assistance for Input Cost for Brackish Water Fish/Shrimp Culture.—

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(i) This input cost shall be provided to farmers who have availed benefits of “Financial

Assistance for construction New Ponds/Tanks (Brackish Water Fish Culture)”, or “Financial

Assistance for renovation of existing Brackish Water Ponds/Tanks” with the ceiling indicated

therein.

(ii) Beneficiaries shall be provided assistance for input costs for the initial crop only in the

newly constructed/renovated ponds/tanks.

(iii) Assistance for input cost shall be released only after the ponds/tanks are ready for

culture.

(viii) Terms of sanction.— (1) The applications of the beneficiaries found eligible shall be

sanctioned financial assistance in the form of subsidy.

(2) The subsidy amount shall be disbursed in favour of the applicant through ECS mode of

payment.

(ix) Relaxation of the provision of the scheme.— The Government is empowered to relax all

or any of the clauses provided in the scheme, if found deemed fit for reasons to be recorded.

(x) Interpretation of the provision of the scheme.— If any question arises regarding

interpretation in the scheme of any clause, word expression or entire scheme, then the decision

about the interpretation shall lie with the Government.

(xi) Budget.— The amount may be drawn from the following Budget head:

2405—Fisheries;

00—;

800—Other Expenditure;

12—Blue Revolution;

33—Subsidies” under Demand No. 66.

This issues with the concurrence of the Finance Department vide their FMS No. 1400047201

dated 06-03-2018.

By order and in the name of Governor of Goa.

Govind Jaiswal, IAS, Director/Secretary (Fisheries).

Panaji, 12th March, 2018.

————

Notification

DF/AQUA/BLUE-REV-OSCC/2017-18

“Financial Assistance for Open Sea Cage Culture”

The Government of Goa is hereby pleased to introduce the scheme “Financial Assistance for

Open Sea Cage Culture”.

(i) Short title and commencement.— (1) This scheme may be called as “Financial Assistance

for Open Sea Cage Culture”.

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(2) It shall come into force from the date of its notification in the Official Gazette.

(ii) Introduction.— Fisheries sector had witnessed tremendous development in tapping new

resources and production technologies world over. In India too research and development had

changed the face of fisheries over the last ten years. With the capture fishery resources declining

it is the need of the hour to introduce new mariculture technologies faster so that new resources

can be created to meet the protein requirement of the country and generate more employment

opportunities in the coastal areas.

Culture fisheries sector offer immense potential to attain growth in excess of 10% if a concerted

and dedicated effort is made. In the marine sector open sea cage culture can increase the fish

production ten times than that of the conventional methods with less investment. Open sea

cage culture with proper care within the carrying capacity is the way forward. Central Marine

Fisheries Research Institute had made tremendous advancement in open sea cage farming

showing production of up to 4 tonnes from a 6 meter cage. The sea conditions of Goa are

favorable to initiate open sea cage culture without affecting the fishing activities and it is high

time that the state take full advantage of these technological advancements.

(iii) Objective of the scheme.— (a) To increase the fish production of the State by utilizing

available water resources.

(b) To increase per capita fish protein availability in the State.

(d) To increase the income and livelihood security of the local community involved in the

project.

(e) To ensure the growth of aquaculture in the State.

(iv) Scope of the scheme.— Farming of marine fin fishes and shell fishes assumes significance

for production of more fish to meet the growing protein requirement as well as employment

generation in the coastal areas. With the decreasing trend in the capture fisheries sector the

need for more resource generation in the coastal waters.

Although many areas in the coastal waters both in the west as well as in the east coast is

ideal for mariculture without hindering the fishing activity, the necessary infrastructure facilities

and social support required for this is lacking mainly due to the lack of awareness about this

production technology.

(v) Eligibility.— (a) The applicant shall obtain necessary prior permissions from the concerned

State/UT Government and other Competent Authorities for installation of cages in the sea.

(b) Fishermen Co-operative Societies, SC/ST Co-operative Societies, Women Self Help Groups,

Registered Companies of Private Entrepreneurs etc. shall be eligible for central assistance for

4 batteries of 5 cages each (20 cages) at a particular location.

(c)

The unit cost includes capital, operational and maintenance costs on one time basis.

(d) The applicants shall be required to submit self contained project proposals together with

documentary evidence of necessary permissions and technical knowhow to avail of the

assistance.

(e) The beneficiary shall produce original bill from the authorised dealer towards the purchase

and fabrication of cages, nets, fish feed and other accessories.

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(vi) Terms of Sanction.— (a) The applications of the beneficiaries found eligible shall be

sanctioned financial assistance in the form of subsidy.

(b) The subsidy amount shall be disbursed in favour of the applicant through ECS mode of

payment.

purchased through the scheme from the period of five years from the date of its purchase.

(d) 50% of the subsidy amount will be sanctioned after installation of cages and 50% of the

balance amount will be given after completion of the culture.

(viii) Pattern of Assistance of the Scheme:—

(3) For General Category

Under this scheme the beneficiary will be entitled for financial assistance to the extent of

40% of the unit cost limited to Rs. 2,00,000/- towards the open sea cage culture. The subsidy

amount to be shared by Central and State Government, of which central share will be 60%

limited to Rs. 1,20,000/- and state share will be 40% limited to Rs. 80,000/-. The balance 60%

shall be borne by the beneficiary.

Sr. No.

Component

Unit cost

Subsidy- 40% of

Beneficiary

the unit cost

Share- 60%

of the unit cost

Open Sea

Rs. 5 lakh per cage having minimum

2,00,000/-

3,00,000/-

Cage Culture

Diameter of 6 meters and depth of 4 Central Share State Share

meters in case of each circular cage

(60%)

(40%)

and 96 cubic meter volume

(6mx4mx4m) in case of each

rectangular cage.

1,20,000/-

80,000/-

2. For weaker sections like Scheduled Castes (SCs), Scheduled Tribes (STs), Women:– Under

this scheme the beneficiary will be entitled for financial assistance to the extent of 60% of the

unit cost limited to Rs. 3,00,000/- towards open sea cage culture. The subsidy amount to be

shared by central and state Government, of which central share will be 60% limited to Rs.

1,80,000/- and state share will be 40% limited to Rs. 1,20,000/-. The balance 40% shall be borne

by the beneficiary.

Sr. No.

Component

Unit cost

Subsidy- 60% of

Beneficiary

the unit cost

Share- 40%

of the unit cost

Open Sea

Rs. 5 lakh per cage having minimum

3,00,000/-

Rs. 2,00,000/-

Cage Culture

Diameter of 6 meters and depth of 4 Central Share State Share

meters in case of each circular cage

(60%)

(40%)

and 96 cubic meter volume

(6mx4mx4m) in case of each

rectangular cage.

1,80,000/-

1,20,000/-

This issues with the concurrence of the Finance Department vide their FMS No. 1400046818

dated 06-03-2018.

By order and in the name of Governor of Goa.

Govind Jaiswal, IAS, Director/Secretary (Fisheries).

Panaji, 12th March, 2018.

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Department of Public Health

—

Order

13/101/92-I/PHD/PF-III/722

Read: Government Order No. 13/101/92-I/

/PHD(Part File) dated 30-6-2010.

Government is pleased to revise the fees for

the various types of certificates issued by the

Directorate of Food and Drugs Administration

given in the Annexure-I and also to include

charging of fees for other services as given in

the Annexure-II, to the Drug Manufacturers

and Drugs Dealers operating in the State of

Goa.

The revised rates shall come into force with

immediate effect.

This issues with concurrence of Finance

(Exp.) Department vide their U. O. No.

1400047099 dated 5-3-2018.

By order and in the name of the Governor

of Goa.

Maria Seomara De Souza, Under Secretary

(Health-II).

Porvorim, 13th March, 2018.

ANNEXURE-I

Revised fees to be charged for the issue of various

Certificates issued by Directorate of Food and Drugs

Administration, Government of Goa, Bambolim-Goa.

Sr.

Nature of Certificates

Revised fees

No.

1. Certificate for No Conviction

Rs. 500.00

2. Certificate of Performance

Rs. 1,000.00

3. Certification for Production

Rs. 5,000.00

Capacity

4. Certificate of Free Sale

Rs. 500.00

5. Certificate regarding Marketing

Rs. 500.00

of Product

6. Certificate regarding Consumption Rs. 2,000.00

of Raw Material

7. Certificate of Validity of License

Rs. 250.00

8. Certificate of Good Manufacturing Rs. 2,500.00

Practices as per the provisions of

Drugs & Cosmetics Rules, upto

10 products

And for each additional product

Rs. 500.00

thereof

9a.

Application for issue of WHO/

Rs. 10,000.00

/GMP Certificate having own

premises, upto 10 products

9b. And for each additional product

Rs. 500.00

thereafter

9c.

For extra original Certificate per

Rs. 500.00

product

9d. For every additional application

Rs. 1,000.00

after grant of WHO/GMP

Certificates (per product)

10a. Application for issue of WHO/

Rs.10,000.00

/GMP Certificate to Loan Licence

units, upto 10 products

10b. And for each additional product

Rs. 500.00

thereafter

10c. For extra original Certificate per

Rs. 500.00

product

10d. For every additional application

Rs. 750.00

after grant of WHO/GMP

Certificates (per product)

11.

Any other Certificate other then

Rs. 500.00

above

————

ANNEXURE-II

Fees to be charged for other services which are

provided by Directorate of Food and Drugs

Administration, Government of Goa, Bambolim-Goa.

Sr. No.

Nature of Service

Fees

1. Grant of Approval Certificate

Rs. 2,000.00

as Competent Technical Staff

2. Grant of Approval Certificate

Rs. 1,000.00

as Competent Person for

Supervision of Sale of Drugs

by way of Wholesale

3. Approval of the plan of facility

Rs. 2,000.00

at the time of grant of fresh licence

4. Approval of the revised plan of

Rs. 1,000.00

the facility after grant of licence

5. Preliminary inspection of premise

Rs. 1,000.00

for grant of provisional approval.

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Department of Revenue

—

Notification

14/27/2014-RD(Part 1)/487

Whereas, draft rules, namely, the Goa Land

Revenue (Disposal of Government Lands)

(Eighth Amendment) Rules, 2016 which the

Government of Goa proposed to make in

exercise of the powers conferred by sub-

-sections (1) and (2) of section 199 of the Goa

Land Revenue Code, 1968 (Act 9 of 1969)

(hereinafter referred to as the “said Act”) so

as to further amend the Goa, Daman and Diu

Land Revenue (Disposal of Government

Lands) Rules, 1971, were published as

required by sub-section (3) of section 199 of

the said Act, vide Notification No. 14/27/2014-

-RD dated 20-12-2016, of the Department of

Revenue, Government of Goa, in the Official

Gazette, Series I No. 38, dated 22-12-2016,

inviting objections and suggestions from all

persons likely to be affected thereby before the

expiry of fifteen days from the date of

publication of the said Notification in the

Official Gazette;

And whereas, objections or suggestions

received from the public on the said draft rules

have been considered by the Government.

Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers

conferred by sub-sections (1) and (2) of section

199 of the Goa Land Revenue Code, 1968 (Act

9 of 1969) and all other powers enabling it in

this behalf, the Government of Goa hereby

makes the following rules so as to further

amend the Goa, Daman and Diu Land Revenue

(Disposal of Government Lands) Rules, 1971,

namely:–

1. Short title and commencement.— (1)

These rules may be called the Goa Land

Revenue (Disposal of Government Lands)

(Eighth Amendment) Rules, 2018.

(2) They shall come into force from the

date of their publication in the Official

Gazette.

2. Insertion of new rule 47.— In the Goa,

Daman and Diu Land Revenue (Disposal

of Government Lands) Rules, 1971, after rule

46, the following rule shall be inserted,

namely:–

“47. Rate of Premium.— (1) The premium

to be paid under sub-section (4) of section

24 of the Code shall be 1/20th of the fair

market value of the land as prevailing on the

date of application.

(2) The Collector of the District shall

process the application received under

sub-section (4) of section 24 of the Code and

forward the same to the Government for its

decision.

(3) The premium payable may be paid in

two equal installments, however, the second

installment shall be paid within a period of

two years from the date of payment of first

installment, failing which, the part premium

paid shall be forfeited to the Government and

the order of reclassification shall not be

issued in favour of the occupant.

(4) The land records shall be mutated only

after payment of full amount of the premium

payable.”

By order and in the name of Governor of

Goa.

Sudin A. Natu, Under Secretary (Revenue-I).

Porvorim, 13th March, 2018.

———ttt———

Department of Town & Country Planning

—

Notification

21/1/TCP/2018/622

In exercise of the powers conferred by

sub-section (2) of section 1 of the Goa Town

and Country Planning (Amendment) Act, 2017

(Goa Act 3 of 2018) the Government of Goa

hereby appoints the 22nd day of March, 2018,

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as the date on which the provision of the said

Act shall come into force.

By order and in the name of the Governor

of Goa.

J. Ashok Kumar, IAS, Secretary (TCP).

Panaji, 16th March, 2018.

———ttt———

Department of Women & Child

Development

Directorate of Women & Child Development

—

Notification

1/231/2014/DW&CD/7428

Read: Notification No. 1/231/2014/DWCD

Series I No. 28 dated 12th August, 2014.

The Government is please to amend the

scheme namely “Internship Scheme for

students of Couselling/Psychology/Social

Work/Home Science etc.” as under:

Preamble to the Scheme.— Whereas there

are several educational institutions in the State

imparting Post Graduate education in the field

of Counselling, Psychology, Social Welfare,

Home Science etc. and the large number of

students who pass out from these institutions

are required to be offered opportunities of

internship in the field after they complete their

courses. There are various State run and

private Children’s and Shelter homes in the

State which can be utilised to extend

internship facility to train the qualified student

interns who can be offered hands on job

training experience in the field, an internship

scheme is therefore hereby notified.

I. Short title and commencement.— (1) This

scheme shall be called “The Internship

Scheme for Students of Couselling/

/Psychology/Social Work/Home Science etc.”

(2) The scheme shall come into force with

immediate effect.

II. Eligibility and other conditions.— (i) Any

student (fresher’s only) who have passed out

from any of the recognised university with

a Masters Degree in Social Service/Social

Work//Social Service/Sociology/Psychology/

Home Science/Post Graduate Diploma in

Counselling, etc.;

(ii) Shall be a fresher who has passed out as

post graduate within one year prior to applying

for the internship;

(iii) Should have obtained atleast 50 % marks

in aggregate in the final year.

III. Mode of operation.— (1) The

Department of Women and Child Development

may every year invite applications from the

eligible candidates after the results of the Post

Graduate Courses is declared.

IV. Application processing.— (1) The

applications received shall be scrutinised and

accepted by the Department and all eligible

candidates shall be called for an interview.

(2)

A Departmental Selection Committee

for the selection of candidates shall comprise

of the following:—

(a) Director, Women & Child Development

as Chairperson.

(b) Deputy Director, Admn. of DWCD,

Member.

(d) Member of Juvenile Justice Board

(North), Member.

V. Duration & Scope of Internship.— (1) The

selected intern students will have to undergo

training and work at the following places:–

(i)

State run Children Home,

(ii)

Protective Home for Women,

(iii) Juvenile Justice Boards,

(iv) Child Welfare Committees,

(v)

At any other Children’s Home,

Shelter Homes etc. recognised by

the Government.

(vi) Head Office of this Department of

Women & Child Development.

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(vii) Victim Assistance Unit or any other

placement that dealing with

counselling.

They shall work as per directions and under

total supervision of the officers incharge at the

respective place of deployment during the

period of internship or when deployed for field

work at any place for preparation of Probation

Officers report or for Home study report,

inquiry etc.

(2) The student interns shall be paid

Rs. 15,000/- (Rupees Fifteen thousand only)

lump sum as internship allowances per month

and for part of the month shall be paid on pro

rata basis and there shall be no other

compensation paid to the interns. The period

of internship shall be for maximum of twelve

months.

(3) The total number of slots for interns per

year shall be fixed at 15 Nos. which may be

increased depending upon the assessment of

requirement of the various institutions by the

Director but subject to maximum upto 20 Nos.

However additional 5 interns shall be taken

only with the prior permission from the

Government.

(4) The interns shall be required to give

a Bond for a value of one month allowance

[Rs. 15,000/- (Rupees fifteen thousand only)

or actual paid internship allowance] for

ensuring proper completion of the internship

period without any break and incase the intern

leaves in between then the intern shall give a

notice of atleast 30 days and shall be liable to

pay the bond value of Rs. 15,000/- (Rupees

fifteen thousand only) or actual paid

internship allowance to the Government or

else the equivalent amount if any due to the

intern from the monthly allowance shall be

forfeited.

(5) The intern shall follow the timings of

work and holidays as applicable to the place

of work and will also enjoy paid leave @ 1 day

per month during the training period and shall

not be eligible for any other leave benefits.

(6) This scheme does not confer any right

on the intern for confirmation or giving regular

employment after completion of the internship

period nor the interns will have any

preference in any regular employment on

account of undergoing this internship.

(7) The selection of the candidates and

appointment and extension if any shall be at

the sole discretion of the Director of Women

and Child Development Department and the

decision by the Director shall be final and

binding.

(8) Interpretation of any provisions of the

Scheme as done by the Director shall be final

and binding.

(9) The Director, Women and Child

Development shall be competent to terminate

the trainee before completion of the training

period at any time without assigning

any reasons but after giving a notice of 30

days.

VI. Power to relax.— (1) The State

Government shall have powers to relax all or

any of the provisions of the Scheme. The

Government shall also have the powers to

amend, modify and cancel any part or whole

of the scheme at any time either prospectively

or retrospectively without assigning any

reasons.

This notification is issued with the approval

of the Government vide U. O. No. 214/F dated

24-12-2017 and finance concurrence vide

U. O. No 1400045449 dated 4-1-2018.

This notification shall come into force

prospectively from the date of gazette

notified.

By order and in the name of the Governor

of Goa.

Dipak Desai, Director & ex officio Joint

Secretary (W&CD).

Panaji, 30th January, 2018.

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