189

Panaji, 11th May, 2017 (Vaisakha 21, 1939)

SERIES  I  No.  6

Reg. No. G-2/RNP/GOA/32/2015-2017

RNI No. GOAENG/2002/6410

PUBLISHED  BY  AUTHORITY

GOVERNMENT  OF  GOA

Department of Finance

Debt  Management  Division

Notification

1-45-2005/Fin (DMU)

Read: Notification No. 1-45-2005/Fin(Bud)

dated 18-7-2007.

1. The Government of Goa, in supersession

of Notification read above, hereby notifies

that issue of State Government Securities

(hereinafter referred to as “the Securities”),

hereafter will be subject to terms and

conditions spelt out in this Notification (called

the “General Notification”) as also terms and

conditions notified separately in the Specific

Notification issued in respect of each Security

issue until further notice.

The objective of the General Notification

has been to list out the general terms and

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

conditions applicable to issues of the

Securities and the features and methods of

issue of different types of the Securities. The

specific notification issued from time to time

in respect of each Security issue will

supplement the General Notification and

cover specific features pertaining to the

particular Security issue.

Explanation.— For the purpose of this

paragraph “Specific Notification” means the

notification to be issued by the Government

of Goa announcing issue of any particular

Security.

2. Security for the Securities.— In

accordance with Article 293(1) of the

Constitution of India, the Securities will be

secured on the Consolidated Fund of the

State of Goa.

3. Nomenclature of Security, object of

Security, date of issue and date of repayment

and other relevant details.—

Department Notification Subject

Pages

1. Finance

Not.- 1-45-2005/Fin(DMU) Issue of State Government Securities.

189

Secretary

2. Fisheries

Not.- DF/PLG/NSWF/

Amendment of the Scheme— Group Accident

196

Dir. & ex officio Joint Secy.

/GAI/2016-17

Insurance for Active Fisherman.

3. Home

Not.- 11/13/91-HD(G)/

Extension of the validity of the scheme for providing

196

Under Secretary

/1226

employment in Government to the Children of

Freedom Fighters.

4. Public Works

Not.- 5-1-PCE-PWD-

Classification of discarded and abandoned lengths

197

Principal Chief Engineer &

-EO/2017-18/25

of NH as Other District Road.

ex officio Additional Secretary

5. Revenue

Not.- 16/13/2016-RD

Giving effect to section 6 of the Goa Land Revenue

198

Under Secretary

Code (Amendment) Act, 2016.

NOTE

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES I No. 6

11TH MAY, 2017

190

The nomenclature of the security offered

for subscription, tenure of the security, object

of security, date of issue, date of repayment

and other relevant details depending upon

the mode of issue and whether any conversion

offer is made will be specified in the Specific

Notification issued from time to time.

4. General terms and conditions applicable

to the Securities.— The general terms and

conditions applicable to all issues of securities

will be as under:

4.1

Eligibility

for

Investment.—

Investment in the Securities may be made

by any person including firms, companies,

corporate bodies, institutions, provident

funds and trusts. Non-Resident Indians

(NRIs, viz., person resident outside India

who is a citizen of India or is a person of

Indian origin) and Foreign Institutional

Investors (FIIs) registered with Securities

and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) and

approved by Reserve Bank of India, are also

eligible to invest in the Securities. However,

investment by a person resident outside

India (whether a citizen of India or not), or a

person who is not a citizen of India but is

resident in India or a Company which is not

incorporated under any law in force in India

or any branch of such Company, shall be

subject to the provisions of the Foreign

Exchange Regulation Act, 1973 or the

Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999

and rules and regulations issued thereunder

in addition to the other provisions of laws

applicable to the Securities as per the terms

as stipulated hereinafter.

4.2 Minimum Subscription.— Securities

will be issued for a minimum amount of

Rs. 10,000/- (Face Value) and in multiples of

Rs. 10,000/- thereafter.

4.3 Procedure for Application.— Offers for

purchase of Securities shall be submitted by

interested person in the form of application

(including electronic form) as specified by

Reserve Bank of India from time to time. FIIs

and NRIs, however, should submit their

applications through the designated banks

which have been authorized by the Reserve

Bank of India to act as a Banker to FIIs or

authorized to deal in Foreign Exchange as

the case may be. Applications duly filled in

shouid be submitted to the office of Reserve

Bank of India or any other institutions

notified for the purpose, up to the time

specified by the Reserve Bank of India on

the specified dates. Interested persons

submitting applications for purchase of

Securities shall be bound also by the terms

and conditions as indicated in the specified

form of application.

Receiving Offices: Applications for issue

of securities will be received at,—

(a) the offices of the Reserve Bank

of India at Ahmedabad, Bangalore,

Bhubaneshwar, Chennai, Guwahati,

Hyderabad, Jaipur, Kanpur, Kolkata,

Mumbai (Fort), Nagpur, New Delhi, Patna

and Thiruvanthapuram.

(b) Branches of the State Bank of India

and its Associates as per Annexure I.

In case, for any particular issue, the

receiving office/s of the Reserve Bank of

India/Branches of State Bank of India and

its Associates is/are restricted to one/a few,

the same will be announced as part of

Specific Notification for the issue.

4.4 Date of subscription.— Subscriptions

will be received on a day up to the time

specified by the Reserve Bank of India and

till the date as mentioned in the Specific

Notification. In the event of such date being

declared a holiday by any State Government

under the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881,

the subscriptions will be received at the

concerned receiving offices in that State up

to the time specified by the Reserve Bank of

India on the next working day.

4.5 Payment for the Securities.— Payment

for the Securities shall be made by the

applicants/investors on such dates as

mentioned in the Specific Notification, by

means of cash or cheque drawn on Reserve

Bank of India, Mumbai or any specified office

of Reserve Bank of India or at designated

branches of agency banks or Banker’s pay

order or by authority to debit their current

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES I No. 6

11TH MAY, 2017

191

account with Reserve Bank of India or by

Electronic Fund Transfer in a secured

environment or by any other means as

specified by Reserve Bank of India in the

Specific Notification.

4.6 Brokerage.— Brokerage will be paid

at the rate of six paise per Rs. 100/- or any

other rate notified in future to recognized

banks and institutions on allotments made

in respect of applications for the issue

tendered by them on behalf of their clients

and bearing their stamp.

4.7 Commission.— The commission at the

rate of six paise per Rs. 100/- will be paid to

banks and primary dealers registered with

the Reserve Bank of India, Life Insurance

Corporation of India, General Insurance

Corporation of India and its subsidiaries,

Provident Funds and Gratuity Funds on their

own subscriptions only if the applications

are submitted by them direct to the

receiving offices. On any application either

commission or brokerage will be payable

and not both.

4.7 (a) No brokerage/commission as

notified in the paragraph 4.6 and 4.7 will be

paid to any banks/other eligible institutions

on investments made by them on behalf

of their client or for their own investments

in the State Government securities in case

the securities are sold through auction

method.

4.7(b) In case the State Government

securities are issued by any other method,

payment of brokerage/commission will

continue to be paid as per the provisions

made in paragraph 4.6 and 4.7, respectively.

4.8 Public Debt Office.— The parent Public

Debt Office will be located at the Reserve

Bank of India, Mumbai.

4.9 Form of Security.— The Securities shall

be issued to the investors by credit to their

Subsidiary General Ledger Account or to a

Constituents Subsidiary General Ledger

Account of the institutions as specified by

them, maintained with the Reserve Bank of

India or by credit to their Bond Ledger

Account maintained with the Reserve Bank

of India or with any institution authorized

by the Reserve Bank of India in this behalf

as per the Public Debt Rules, 1946, or in form

of Stock Certificate, The Form of Stock

Certificate will be notified separately, where

necessary.

4.10 Payment of Interest.— (i) Interest of

Securities will be paid at the Public Debt

Offices of the Reserve Bank of India at

Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Bhubaneshwar,

Chennai, Guwahati, Hyderabad, Jaipur,

Kanpur, Kolkata, Mumbai (Fort), Nagpur,

New Delhi, Patna and Thiruvanthapuram, or

any other Office of Reserve Bank of India

notified for this purpose from time to time,

or at branches of State Bank of India and

Associate banks conducting Government

business or at any Treasury or Sub-Treasury

served by the Public Debt Office where there

is no Office of Reserve Bank of India or

branch of State Bank of India or its associates

except the States of Jammu & Kashmir and

Sikkim. Interest on securities held in Bond

Ledger Account with any of the Offices of

Reserve Bank of India/Agency as specified

by Reserve Bank of India in this behalf, will

be paid at such Office/Agency.

(ii) If a security is reissued as described

in paragraph 6.2(vi), the first interest

payment for the broken period will be made

on the next half yearly interest due date in

respect of the security issued first time

during the financial year bearing the same

coupon rate and having identical maturity.

(iii) Interest will be paid after rounding

off the amount to the nearest whole rupee.

For this purpose, amount of interest less

than fifty paise will be ignored and fifty

paise or more will be rounded off to the next

rupee.

4.11 Repayment of Securities.— (i) The

Securities will be repaid at Public Debt

Offices of the Reserve Bank of India or any

other institution at which they are

registered at the time of repayment.

(ii) The Security may be repaid at the

option of Government of Goa, before the

specified redemption date, where a ‘Call

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES I No. 6

11TH MAY, 2017

192

Option’ is specified in the Specific

Notification relating to the issue of a Security.

(iii) The Security may be repaid, at the

option of the holder of the Security, before

the specified redemption date, where a ‘Put

Option’ is specified in the Specific

Notification relating to the issue of a Security.

(iv) The Security will be repaid on the

date of redemption specified in the Specific

Notification, where neither a ‘Call Option’

nor a ‘Put Option’ is specified/exercised.

4.12 Transferability of Securities.— (i)

Securities can be renewed, sub-divided,

consolidated, converted and transferred in

accordance with the provisions of the Public

Debt Act, 1944 (or any other Act repealing

the Public Debt Act, 1944), the Public Debt

Rules, 1946 framed thereunder (or any other

Rules repealing the Public Debt Rules, 1946)

and the terms of this notification and any

further notification which may be issued by

the Government of Goa from time to time in

this behalf.

(ii) The conversion of the Security issued

pertaining to the Security from one form to

the other will be subject to the restriction

with respect to the forms in which the

Securities may be issued.

(iii) The transfer of Securities by FIIs, will

be subject to SEBI (FIIs) Regulations and

those of NRIs will be subject to RBI

guidelines.

4.13 Laws applicable in regard to the

Securities.— (i) The rights of all persons

subscribing to or holding the Securities shall

be determined with all such questions as

are dealt with by the Public Debt Act, 1944

(or any other Act repealing the Public Debt

Act, 1944) and the Public Debt Rules, 1946

(or any other Rules repealing the Public Debt

Rules, 1946) read with the terms of this

Notification and such other Notification as

may be issued from time to time or by the

terms of Press Releases as may be issued in

future by Reserve Bank of India, in

consultation with Government of Goa in this

regard.

(ii) The provisions of the tax laws for the

time being in force in India will be applicable

for the purposes of assessing and

determining the liability of the investor or

holder of the Securities.

(iii) Any dispute in relation to the

Securities shall be decided by the Courts in

India.

5. Modes of issue of Securities.—

Government of Goa may issue from time to

time securities through the following modes:

(i) Issue of Securities through auction.

(ii) Issue of Securities with pre-announced

coupon rates.

(iii) Issue of Securities through tap sale.

(iv) Issue of Securities through any other

mode, as may be notified.

6. Features of different modes of issue of

Securities.—

6.1 Issue of Securities through auction.— (i)

The Securities will be issued through auction

either on price basis or on yields basis. Where

the issue is on price basis, the coupon will be

pre-determined and the bidders have to quote

the price per Rs. 100.00 face value of the

security, at which they desire to purchase the

security. Where the issue is on yield basis, the

coupon of the security is decided in an auction

conducted by Reserve Bank of India in the

manner hereinafter provided and further

provided by the specific Notifications issue

from time to time. The security carries the

same coupon till maturity.

(ii) The yield per cent per annum or the

price, as the case may be, expressed up to and

rounded off to two decimal places, should be

clearly stated in the application.

(iii) An applicant may submit more than one

bid at same/different rates of yield or prices,

as the case may be, through separate

applications for each bid. The aggregate

amount of bids submitted by a person should

not exceed the aggregate amount of Securities

offered for sale.

(iv) On the basis of the bids received, the

Reserve Bank of India will determine the

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES I No. 6

11TH MAY, 2017

193

maximum rate of yield or the minimum offer

price as the case may be at which offers for

purchase of Securities will be accepted at the

auction. Except in the case of price-based

auctions, the maximum rate of yield

determined at the auction will be the coupon

rate percent per annum on the Securities sold

at the auction.

(v) The auctions for issue of securities

(on either yield basis or price basis) will be

held either on ‘Uniform price’ method or on

‘Municipal price’ method or any other method

decided by the Government of Goa or the

Reserve Bank of India in consultation with the

Government of Goa.

Where an auction is held on ‘Uniform price’

method, competitive bids offered with rates up

to and including the maximum rate of yield or

the prices up to and including the minimum

offer price, as determined by the Reserve Bank

of India will be accepted at the maximum rate

of yield or minimum offer price so determined.

Bids quoted higher than the maximum rate of

yield or lower than the minimum price as

determined by the Reserve Bank of India will

be rejected.

Where an auction is held on ‘Multiple price’

method, competitive bids offered at the

maximum rate of yield or the minimum offer

price as determined by the Reserve Bank of

India will be accepted. Other bids tendered at

lower than the maximum rate of yield or higher

than the minimum offer price determined by

the Reserve Bank of India will be accepted at

the rate of yield or price as quoted in the

respective bid. In yield-based auctions,

successful bidders, whose quotes are lower

than the maximum rate of yieid, are required

to pay the price differential in the form of a

premium. Bids quoted higher than the

maximum rate of yield or lower than the

minimum price as determined by the Reserve

Bank of India will be rejected.

Where the auction is held on any other

method, the method of acceptance of the bids

will be decided by the Government of Goa.

(vi) Individuals and institutions as specified

by the Reserve Bank of India (called ‘Retail

investors’), as per the Scheme on “Non-

-competitive Bidding Facility in the auction of

State Government Securities (see Annexure II)”

can participate in the auctions on ‘non-

competitive’ basis, indirectly through a

Scheduled bank or a Primary dealer offering

such services or any other agency permitted

by the Reserve Bank of India for this purpose.

Eligibility criteria for participation on non-

-competitive basis and the manner in which

such bids should be submitted is given in the

Scheme and can be modified by the Reserve

Bank of India, in consultation with the State

Governments. Allocation of the Securities to

non-competitive bidders will be at the

discretion of the Reserve Bank of India and will

be at a price not higher than the weighted

average price arrived at on the basis of the

competitive bids accepted at the auction or any

other price announced in the Specific

Notification. 10 per cent of the Notified Amount

(Face Value) will be allocated to Retail investors

on non-competitive basis and an investor is

allowed to make a single bid of not more than

1 per cent of the notified amount (Face Value).

The Scheme is subject to review by the Reserve

Bank of India and accordingly, if and when

considered necessary, the Scheme will be

modified in consultation with the State

Governments.

(vii) The Reserve Bank of India will have the

discretion to accept excess subscriptions to the

extent as may be specified in the ‘Specific

Notification’ pertaining to the issue of the

security and make allotment of the security

accordingly.

(viii) The Reserve Bank of India will have

full discretion to accept or reject any or all bids

either wholly or partially, without assigning

any reason.

6.2 Issue of Securities with pre-announced

coupon and amount of issue.— (i) The coupon

and amount of issue of such Securities will be

announced before the date of floatation and

the Securities will be issued at par.

(ii) In case the total subscription exceeds the

aggregate amount offered for sale in respect

of a fixed coupon security, the Reserve Bank

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES I No. 6

11TH MAY, 2017

194

of India may make partial allotment to the

applicants.

(iii) The Reserve Bank of India will have full

discretion to accept excess subscriptions to the

extent as may be specified in the ‘Specific

Notification’ pertaining to the issue of the

Security and make allotment of the security

accordingly.

(iv) Reserve Bank of India will have full

discretion to accept or reject any or all

applications either wholly or partially, without

assigning any reason.

(v) The amount of excess subscription in

terms of clause (ii) of this paragraph or amount

of subscription in case of rejection of

application in terms of clause (iv) of this

paragraph, will be refunded by the Reserve

Bank of India to the respective subscribers as

soon as possible and no interest will be paid

on the amount so refunded.

(vi) Securities bearing the same coupon rate

and maturing during the same financial year

(April-March), issued by Government of Goa

on different dates in a particular financial year

will be considered as reissue of such security

first issued during the financial year. Further,

interest due dates and date of repayment of

reissues will be same as that of the Security

first issued during the financial year bearing

the same coupon rate and having identical

maturity.

6.3 Issue of Securities through tap sale.—

No aggregate amount is indicated in the

notification in respect of the Securities sold on

tap. Sale of such Securities may be extended

to more than one day and the sale may be

closed at any time during the banking hours

on any day.

6.4 Allotment of Securities.— Firm Allotment

of securities in respect of Securities issued

under 4(ii) and 4(iii) above will be made as

decided by Reserve Bank of India from time to

time. Multiple applications from the same

party will be combined and treated as one for

purpose of allotment.

7.

Different

types

of

Securities.—

Government of Goa may issue from time to

time the following types of Government

Securities:

(i) Securities with fixed coupon rates.

(ii) Securities with Embedded Derivative

(e.g. Call and Put Options).

(iii) Securities with any other features as

notified in the Specific Notification.

8. Features of different types of Securities.—

8.1 Securities with fixed coupon rates.— (i)

The securities will carry a specific coupon rate

remaining fixed during the term of the security

and payable periodically.

(ii) Issue of security may be at a discount, at

par or at a premium to the face value.

(iii) Redemption of the Security will be at par.

8.2 Securities with Embedded Derivatives

(e.g. Call and Put Options).— Securities may

be issued with embedded derivative features,

for example Call and Put Options. The security

may be repaid at the option of Government of

Goa, before the specified redemption date,

where a ‘Call Option’ is specified in the Specific

Notification relating to the issue of a Security

and the Security may be repaid, at the option

of the holder of the Security, before the

specified redemption date, where a ‘Put

Option’ is specified in the Specific Notification

relating to the issue of a Security.

9. Government of Goa will have the right to

amend or delete wholly or any part of this

Notification.

By order and in the name of the Governor

of Goa.

Daulat A. Hawaldar, IAS, Secretary (Finance).

Porvorim, 25th April, 2017.

—————

ANNEXURE I

GOA  STATE

Banks authorized to accept State Loans subscriptions

Name of the Bank

Address

1.

State Bank of India

Treasury Branch,

18th June Road,

P. B. No. 13,

Panaji-Goa.

2.

State Bank of India

P. B. No. 266,

Margao-Goa.

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES I No. 6

11TH MAY, 2017

195

ANNEXURE II

Scheme for Non-competitive Bidding Facility in the

Auctions of State Government Securities

1. Objective.— With a view to encouraging wider

participation and retail holding of Government

securities it is proposed to allow participation on

“non-competitive” basis in the auctions of State

Government Securities. Accordingly, non-

-competitive bids upto 10 percent of the notified

amount will be accepted in the auctions of State

Government securities. The reserved amount will

be within the notified amount.

II. Eligibility.— Participation on a non-competitive

basis in the auctions of State Government Securities

will be open to investors who satisfy the following:—

(i) do not maintain Current Account (CA) or

Subsidiary General Ledger (SGL) account with

the Reserve Bank of India.

Exceptions:- Regional Rural Banks (RRBs)

and Co-operative Banks shall be covered

under this scheme in view of their statutory

obligations.

(ii) make a single bid for an amount not more

than 1 per cent of notified amount (face value)

per auction.

(iii) submit their bid indirectly through any

one bank or PD offering this scheme.

Exceptions.— Regional Rural Banks (RRBs) and

Co-operative Banks that maintain SGL account

and current account with the Reserve Bank of

India shall be eligible to submit their non-

-competitive bids directly.

III. Coverage.— Subject to the conditions mentioned

above, participation on “non-competitive” basis is

open to any person including firms, companies,

corporate bodies, institutions, provident funds,

trusts, and any other entity as may be prescribed

by RBI. The minimum amount for bidding will be

Rs. 10,000 (face value) and thereafter in multiples

in Rs. 10,000 as hitherto for investment in State

Government securities.

IV. Other Operational Guidelines.— (1) It will not

be mandatory for the retail investor to maintain a

“Gilt Account” under Constituent Subsidiary

General Ledger (CSGL facility) with the bank or

PD through whom they wish to participate. However,

an investor can make only a single bid under this

scheme. An undertaking to the effect that the

investor is making only a single bid will have to be

obtained and kept on record by the bank or PD.

(2) Each bank or PD on the basis of firm orders

received from their constituents may submit

application wise bids through NDS. The firm orders

received from others (i.e. non-constituents) may be

submitted in physical application forms to the PDO.

The physical application may be a single bid for

the aggregate amount of all the customers.

Particulars of individual customer viz. name

and amount shall be provided as an Annex to the

bid.

(3) Allotment under the non-competitive segment

to the bank or PD will be at the weighted average

rate of yield/price that will emerge in the auction

on the basis of the competitive bidding. The

securities will be issued to the bank or PD against

payment on the date of issue irrespective of

whether the bank or PD has received payment

from their clients.

(4) In case the aggregate amount of bid is more

than the reserved amount (i.e. 10 per cent of notified

amount), pro rata allotment would be made.

In case of partial allotments, it will be the

responsibility of the bank or PD to appropriately

allocate securities to their clients in a transparent

manner.

(5) In case the aggregate amount of bids is

less than the reserved amount, the shortfall will

be taken to competitive portion of the notified

amount.

(6) Security would be issued only in SGL form

by RBI. RBI would credit either the main SGL

account or the CSGL account of the bank or PD as

indicated by them. The facility for affording credit to

the main SGL account is for the sole purpose of

servicing investors who are not their constituents.

Therefore, the bank or PD would have to indicate

clearly at the time of tendering the non-competitive

bids the amount (face value) to be credited to their

SGL account and the CSGL account. Delivery in

physical form from the main SGL account is

permissible at the instance of their investor

subsequently.

(7) It will be the responsibility of the bank

or the PD to pass on the securities to their clients.

Except in extraordinary circumstances, the transfer

of securities to the clients shall be completed

within five working days from the date of issue.

(8) The bank or PD can recover up to six paise

per Rs. 100 as brokerage/commission/service charges

for rendering this service to their clients. However,

such costs may be recovered and accounted for

separately from the clients and should not be built

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES I No. 6

11TH MAY, 2017

196

into the price. In case the transfer of securities is

effected subsequent to the issue date of the security,

the consideration amount payable by the client to

the bank or PD would also include accrued interest

from the date of issue.

(9) Modalities for obtaining payment from clients

towards cost of the securities, accrued interest

wherever applicable and brokerage/commission/

/service charges may be worked out by the bank

or PD as per agreement with the client. It may be

noted that no other costs as funding costs should

be built into the price or recovered from the client.

(10) Banks and PDs will be required to furnish

information relating to operations under the

scheme to the Reserve Bank of India (Bank) as

may called for from time to time within the time

frame prescribed by the Bank.

V. Review of the scheme.— The aforesaid

guidelines are subject to review by the Bank and

accordingly, if and when considered necessary,

the Scheme will be modified in consultation with

the State Governments.

———!!!———

Department of Fisheries

Directorate  of  Fisheries

Notification

DF/PLG/NSWF/GAI/2016-17

Ref.: Government Notification No. DF/PLG/

/NSWF/GAI/2014-15 dated 7-8-2015

published on Official Gazette, Govern-

ment of Goa, Series I No. 21 dated

20-8-2015.

In partial modification of the notification

referred above, the following clause 2 shall be

revised, amended and read as follows:–

2. Introduction.— This is a Centrally

Sponsored Scheme implemented in the State

on 50:50 basis. The scheme is being

implemented for active fishermen by

providing insurance cover to the fishermen

who are prone to accidents at sea due to rough

weather and other natural calamities. The

annual premium payable is Rs. 20.35/- per

beneficiary. The compensation available

under the scheme are as follows:—

(i) On death due to accident at sea Rs.

2,00,000/-.

(ii) Permanent/total disability due to

accident at sea Rs. 2,00,000/-.

(iii) Partial permanent disability due to

accident at sea Rs. 1,00,000/- and a cover of

Rs. 10,000/- towards hospitalization expenses

in the event of accident.

By order and in the name of the Governor

of Goa.

Dr. Smt. Shamila Monteiro, Director & ex

officio Joint Secretary (Fisheries).

Panaji, 8th May, 2017.

———!!!———

Department of Home

HomeñGeneral  Division

Notification

11/13/91-HD(G)/1226

Read:(1) Notification No. 11/13/91-HD(G)

dated 20-8-2013 published in the

Official Gazette Series I No. 22 dated

29-8-2013.

(2) Notification No. 11/13/91-HD(G)

dated 27-2-2015.

(3) Notification No. 11/13/91-HD(G)

dated 18-5-2015.

(4) Notification No. 11/13/91-HD(G)

dated 15-6-2016.

The Government of Goa vide Notification

No. 11/13/91-HD(G) dated 20-8-2013 published

in the Official Gazette Series I No. 22 dated

29-8-2013 (hereinafter called the “principal

Notification”) framed the Scheme for providing

employment in Government to the children

of freedom fighters as announced in the

Budget Speech 2013-14. As per the principal

notification the scheme is valid upto 28-2-2015

& thereafter further extended vide notifica-

tion referred to at serial No. 2 above upto

28-2-2017.

Since the continuity of the scheme is

essential to bestow the benefits under the

scheme to children of freedom fighters

registered with the Home Department, the

Government of Goa is pleased to extend the

validity of the aforesaid scheme as per

clause 7 of the Principal Notification for a

further period of two years with effect from

1st March, 2017.

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES I No. 6

11TH MAY, 2017

197

Further, as per Clause 3(c) of the aforesaid scheme, it inter-alia provides that the prevalent

reservation of 2% posts under Group A and B based on roster points shall be continued

for a period of two years. Since the validity of the Scheme is being extended by another

two years, it is proposed to substitute period of two years by six so as to be in synchronizes

with the policy of the Government.

Accordingly, the validity of the Scheme is further extended by period of two years i.e.

upto 28-2-2019.

By order and in the name of the Governor of Goa.

Neetal P. Amonkar, Under Secretary (Home-I).

Porvorim, 2nd May, 2017.

———!!!———

Department of Public Works

Office  of  the  Principal Chief  Engineer

Notification

5-1-PCE-PWD-EO/2017-18/25

Whereas the Central Government vide Notification specified in Column (2) of the Table “A”

below declared the roads in the State of Goa with description as specified in the corresponding

entries in column (5) of the Table “A” below as National Highways on the dates as specified in

the corresponding entries in column (3) of the Table “A” below:—

TABLE “A”

Sr. No.

Notification No.

Date

National Highway No.

Description

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

1.

PL-5(17)/69

21-07-1971

4A

The Highway connecting Belgaum, Anmod,

Ponda and Panaji.

2.

PL-5(14)/70-II

07-03-1972

17

Highway connecting Panvel on NH No. 4

Mahad, Panaji, Karwar, Mangalore,

Cannanore, Calicut (Kozhikode) and Trichur.

3.

PL-5(14)/70-II

07-03-1972

17A

The Highway starting from its junction near

Cortalim with NH No. 17 and terminating at

the Mormugao Port.

4.

NH-14012/2/97-

09-02-1998

17B

The Highway starting from its junction

-PL-Part

with NH No. 4A near Ponda connecting

Borim – Verna and terminating near Vasco

in Goa.

And whereas, over the years, improvements and developments of the National Highway

was undertaken and in places where widening of existing National Highway was not feasible

due to builtup sections and congested areas, such length of the National Highway have been

bypassed and the new bypasses as specified in the TABLE “B” below have been constructed

from funds of the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MORTH);

TABLE “B”

Sr. No.

NH

Locations

Date of opening to traffic

1.

NH-17

Mapusa bypass - (Mapusa Town is bypassed)

1989

2.

NH-17

Santa Cruz bypass - (Panaji - Old Patto bridge, Neuginagar,

4 pillars, Santa Cruz market is bypassed)

1990

3.

NH-17

Goa Velha bypass - (Goa Velha – Agassaim bazar is bypassed)

2009

4.

NH-17

Verna bypass - (Old road passing from Pirni junction, Verna

church bypassed)

2001

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES I No. 6

11TH MAY, 2017

198

5.

NH-4A

Ribandar bypass – (Old road from Old Goa, Bainguinim, Sao Pedro,

2004

Panelim, Ribander is bypassed)

6.

NH-4A

Mardol bypass – (Old road passing in front of Mangueshi Temple,

2004

Mardol temple to junction of Veling road is bypassed)

7.

NH-4A

Ponda bypass – (Old road from Sateri temple, Curti, St. Anne’s church,

2004

Ponda bazar, Old Bus stand, Maruti temple is bypassed)

8.

NH-4A

Usgaon Tisk bypass – (Old road passing in Usgaon Tisk infront of

1996

central Hospital is bypassed)

And Whereas the new bypasses as specified in above TABLE “B” on commissioning and

opening to traffic, have become the part of the National Highway network and the old lengths

of the National Highway which have been bypassed stood discarded and such old National

Highway land got reverted to the State of Goa which is confirmed by the Circular No. NH III/P/

/9/77 dated 30-11-1977 and Circular No. RW/NH III/P/77 dated 23-04-1982 issued by the MORTH.

Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by section 3 of the Goa, Daman and Diu

Highways Act, 1974 (Act No. 10 of 1974), the Government of Goa hereby classifies the discarded

and abandoned lengths of the National Highways as specified in Table “C” below as Other

District Roads (ODR) with ROW of 20m.

TABLE “C”

Sr. No.

Description of road

1.

Karaswada, Mapusa Town, Bodgini, Guirim upto Hotel Green Park junction.

2.

Panaji – Old Patto Bridge (Rua de Qurem), Neuginagar, 4 pillars, Santa Cruz upto GMC crossing.

3.

Goa Velha, Agassaim bazar upto NH-17 junction of Zuari on Agassaim side.

4.

Pirni, Verna along church side upto Fr. Agnelo Polytechnic junction.

5.

Old Goa, Bainguinim, Sao Pedro, Panelim, Ribandar, Ribandar causeway, Divja circle upto junction

of NH-17 at KTC.

6.

Mangueshi, Mardol temple upto Veling junction.

7.

Junction near Sateri temple, Curti, St. Anne’s Church, Ponda Bazar, Old bus stand upto Maruti

temple junction.

8.

Usgaon junction of NH-4A, Usgaon Central Hospital upto MRF junction of NH-4A.

This Notification shall come into force with immediate effect.

By order and in the name of the Governor of Goa.

U. P. Parsekar, Principal Chief Engineer & ex officio Addl. Secretary (P.W.D.).

Panaji, 4th May, 2017.

———!!!———

Department  of  Revenue

Notification

16/13/2016-RD

In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (2) of section 1 of the Goa Land Revenue

Code (Amendment) Act, 2016 (Goa Act No. 18 of 2016), the Government of Goa hereby appoints

the 15th day of May, 2017 as the date on which the provisions of section 6 of the said Act shall

come into force.

By order and in the name of the Governor of Goa.

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

Porvorim, 9th May, 2017.

www.goaprintingpress.gov.in

Printed  and Published  by  the  Director,  Printing  &  Stationery,

Government  Printing  Press,

Mahatma Gandhi Road, Panaji-Goa 403 001.

PRICE – Rs. 10.00

PRINTED AT THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING PRESS, PANAJI-GOA—38/350—5/2017.