Panaji, 19th April, 2018 (Chaitra 29, 1940)

SERIES I No. 3

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

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Department

Notification/Order

Subject

Pages

1. Animal Husbandry and

Not.- 13-91/Kamd/(S)/2018-19/

Amendment to the Kamdhenu Scheme

165

Veterinary Services

/121

(Sudharit).

Dir. & ex officio Jt. Secy.

2. Law & Judiciary

Not.- 10/8/2017-LA/183(d)

The Appropriation Act, 2017.

173

Joint Secretary

3 a. Revenue

Not.- 14/27/2018-RD(Part 2)

Draft Rules— Goa Land Revenue (Disposal of

178

Under Secretary

Government Lands) (Ninth Amendment)

Rules, 2018.

b. —do—

Not.- 19-3-2014-RD-SEC/716

Salient recommendations of 14th Finance

179

Commission to provide relief assistance.

4.a. Tribal Welfare

Not.- DTW/5/Vidya Laxmi/

Amendment to the scheme Vidya Laxmi.

180

Director

/Scheme/9/Amendment/

/2018-19/252

b. —do—

Not.- 1-53-2018-19/ADMN/

Scheme to provide Assistance in education to

180

/PRE-MAT/DTW/243

SC, ST & OBC children.

5. Vigilance

Ord.- 13/99/2012-VIG/895

Approval for continuation of temporary posts.

181

Dir. & ex officio Addl. Secy.

165

GOVERNMENT OF GOA

Department of Animal Husbandry &

Veterinary Services

—

Notification

13-91/Kamd/(S)/2018-19/121

Read:(1) Kamdhenu Scheme (Sudharit)

notified vide Notification No. 13-91/

/Kamd/(S)/2012-13/4109 dated

05-11-2012 published in Official

Gazette, Series I No. 33 dated

15-11-2012.

(2) Kamdhenu Scheme (Sudharit)

amended vide Notification No. 13-

-91/Kamd/(S)/2015-16/1563 dated

19-06-2015 published in Official

Gazette, Series I No. 13 dated

25-06-2015.

(3) Kamdhenu Scheme (Sudharit)

amended vide Notification No. 13-

-91/Kamd/(S)/2015-16/3341 dated

02-09-2015 published in Official

Gazette, Series I No. 24 dated

10-09-2015.

(4) Kamdhenu Scheme (Sudharit)

amended vide Notification No. 13-

NOTE

There are two Extraordinary issues to the Official Gazette, Series I No. 2 dated 12-4-2018 as follows:—

(1) Extraordinary dated 13-4-2018 from pages 45 to 46 from Department of Finance (Revenue & Control Division),

Notification No. 38/1/2017-Fin(R&C)(56) regarding FORM GSTR-1 and Not. No. 5-5-2018-Fin(DMU) regarding Market

Borrowing Programme from Debt Management Division.

(2) Extraordinary No. (2) dated 18-4-2018 from pages 47 to 164 from Department of Power, Not. No. 120/63/JERC-MYT/

/CEE/Tech regarding Tarrif Order FY 2018-19.

INDEX

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-91/Kamd/(S)/2015-16/3539 dated

23-09-2015 published in Official

Gazette, Series I No. 27 dated

01-10-2015.

(5) Kamdhenu Scheme (Sudharit)

amended vide Notification No. 13-

-91/Kamd/(S)/2016-17/2592 dated

05-08-2016 published in Official

Gazette, Series I No. 19 dated

01-10-2015 and

(6) Kamdhenu Scheme (Sudharit)

amended vide Notification No. 13-

-91/Kamd/(S)/2016-17/3405 dated

16-09-2016 published in Official

Gazette, Series I No. 25 dated

22-09-2016.

Kamdhenu Scheme (Sudharit) Amended

The Government of Goa is hereby pleased

to amend the scheme “Kamdhenu Scheme

(Sudharit)”, notified vide Notification read at

Sr. No. 1 above, amended vide Notification read

at Sr. Nos. 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 above as follows:

Introduction.—

Government

has

introduced Kamdhenu Scheme (Sudharit)

Amended strictly based upon the applicant

fulfilling the following conditions:—

a. The applicant has to be bonafide

resident of Goa for atleast 05 years.

b. Shall possess a pucca cattle shed with

cement flooring for housing the animals

proposed to be reared.

c. Undertake to strictly stall feed the

animals and not allow open grazing.

d. New entrants should compulsorily

undergo two weeks practical training on

Government Farms.

The main reason for the success of the

dairy programme in India is the

involvement of milk producers in setting

up their own organizations for milk

production

enhancement,

milk

procurement, processing and marketing.

Dairying as a subsidiary source of income,

is a real relief to most of these weaker

groups in society.

In today’s life style one or two milch

animals are not sufficient to enable these

farmers to generate sufficient additional

income to break the various subsistence

agricultural debt cycle. Animal Husbandry

plays a vital role in providing household

nutritional security, increased income, and

employment especially of women and in rural

transformation. Livestock provide economic

security and social status to the family.

Concentration of Livestock in general and

small ruminants in particular, is in marginal,

small and semi-medium holding, which

mostly represent poorer sections of the

society. Thus progress in livestock sector is

directly related to a more balanced

development of rural economy and upliftment

of the poor sections of the society.

Dairying with high yielding crossbred

cattle, improved she buffaloes and indigenous

breeds namely Sahiwal, Gir and Red Sindhi

has become a remunerative business. Studies

have shown that dairy enterprise as against

crop in rural areas was on the top with regard

to profit in marginal, small and medium

holding. Dairying and crop production

together for small farmers having irrigated

land was more profitable than crop farming

alone. Animal Husbandry components

provide easy cash; therefore, small farmers

prefer it to crop production.

To begin with and in order to accelerate

at fast pace the daily milk production in the

State the scheme is intended to be

implemented with full zeal throughout the

State and create special milk producing

pockets called ‘Dudh Gram Villages’.

The Dudh Gram Villages shall be carved

out, based on their records of supply of

maximum milk produced in a year and

supplied to the Goa Milk Producers’ Union

and other authorized Agencies. The concept

is to target these groups and attain faster

results in these Villages/Gram Panchayats to

be declared as Dudh Gram in the

implementation of Milk Policy for the State

with the intention of giving special attention

in the policy and programme implementation.

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Objectives of the scheme.— The main

objectives of the scheme are:

v To help the farmers to get financial

assistance for the purchase of cross bred

cows, improved she buffaloes and cows

of indigenous breeds namely Sahiwal,

Gir and Red Sindhi for his Dairy Unit.

v To promote self employment in the Dairy

Sector.

v To boost the milk production in the State

and to make State self sufficient.

v To strengthen the Dairy Co-operative

movement in the State.

v To ensure sustainability and provide

improved income and livelihood.

v To also encourage the Scheduled Tribes

and Scheduled Caste Communities.

v To create employment in the State.

Eligibility:

Ø Any person residing in Goa for at least

05 years or more.

Ø Knowledge or experience in cattle or

buffaloes farming.

Ø Land for green fodder cultivation

desirable.

Ø Farmer who had availed the purchase

of animals under the earlier Kamdhenu

Scheme.

Ø Applicant should necessarily have a

cattle shed to undertake the scheme.

Documents to be produced:

§ Residence Certificate from Mamlatdar/

/Sarpanch or Chairman of Dairy Society

verified and attested by the Veterinary

Officer/Assistant Director in charge of

the area.

§ Attested copy of Aadhar Card.

§ Affidavit in prescribed format regarding

ownership of cattle shed.

§ Caste Certificate of SC/ST/Dhangar.

§ Letter from financing institution having

Electronic Clearance System (ECS)

willing to finance the beneficiary.

§ Passport size photograph of the

applicant.

Detail Guidelines of the scheme:

(1) The scheme intends to provide self-

employment to the youth by assisting the

youth or any person desirous in

establishing a Dairy Farm. Under the

scheme the farmer can buy cross bred

cows/Improved She Buffaloes/Indigenous

breed cows namely Sahiwal, Gir and Red

Sindhi in one to three phases.

(2) The eligible applicant should

purchase the sanctioned animals within

one year of sanction of the scheme.

(3) Unit cost of the Cross Bred Cow/

/Improved She Buffalo/Indigenous breed

cow namely Sahiwal, Gir and Red Sindhi

shall be limited to Rs. 70,000/- per animal

expected to yield 2700 liters of milk per

lactation for the purpose of release of

subsidy.

(4) Subsidy on the cost of the animal

shall be as follows:

No. of animals

Subsidy

category

subsidy

for

unemployed youth enhanced to 90% up to

purchase of 10 animals.

The eligible subsidy shall be credited to

the loan account of the beneficiary through

ECS system to the concerned Financing

institution.

(5) Incentives towards transportation of

the animals at the rate of Rs. 1500/- (Rupees

one thousand five hundred only) per

animal or actual cost of transportation,

whichever is less for the purchase made

outside the State and Rs. 600/- (Rupees

six hundred only) per animal or actual cost

of transportation, whichever is less for the

purchase made at cattle melas organized

by the Department shall be reimbursed to

the beneficiary’s loan account through ECS

alongwith subsidy amount.

(6) Under the scheme, a beneficiary can

purchase either crossbred cows/improved

she buffaloes/indigenous breed cows

namely Sahiwal, Gir and Red Sindhi.

(7) The farmer has to produce a letter

from the financing institution having ECS

system, willing to finance him.

(8) All milch animals under the scheme

have to be purchased from Cattle Mela

organized by the Directorate of Animal

Husbandry

Veterinary

Services,

Government of Goa or from outside the

State, accompanied by a Veterinary Doctor

of the Department.

In case of farmers permitted to purchase

animals from outside the State, other than

the Cattle Melas held by the Department

in Goa, subject to following conditions:

(a) Fulfilling all the conditions laid as

required under Kamdhenu Scheme

(Sudharit) viz. a well constructed Cattle

shed with cement flooring, fodder

cultivation etc.

(b) Each farmer is permitted to

purchase at a time minimum of 10 (Ten)

and above high yielding crossbred

animals/improved

she

buffaloes/

/indigenous

breed

cows

namely

Sahiwal, Gir and Red Sindhi from outside

the State other than the Melas held by

the Department in Goa.

well in advance from the Department

before undertaking such purchase.

(d) Be a member of the Local Dairy

Society/Bachat Gat/Self Help Groups.

(e) Purchase of animals from outside

the State shall be done accompanied by

local area Veterinary Doctor/designated

Veterinary Doctors panel of the

Department.

(9) The Veterinary Officer should ensure

that details of purchase including

microchip number should be faxed to this

office on Fax No. 0832-2437244 immediately

within 24 hrs. after affecting the purchase.

(10) It shall be the sole responsibility of

the beneficiary/financing institution to

insure the animals which include Transit

Insurance which is mandatory and submit

the proof of insurance or policy documents

to the concerned Assistant Director/

/Veterinary Officer within a period of 07

days of purchase.

(11) On purchase of animals the Officer

accompanying the farmers for purchase of

milch animals, has to submit the purchase

statement, purchase receipt, transport

receipt, duly certified by the Area

Veterinary Officer/Assistant Director, Bank

official and the farmer along with insurance

document, to financing institution.

(12) The purchase statement and

documents as stated at ‘11’ above shall be

submitted to Head Office by the financial

Institution within 2 weeks of effecting

purchase so as to enable release of subsidy.

(13) Identification of Kamdhenu animals

must be done only through Microchips

system. The existing cross bred cows/

/improved she buffaloes/indigenous breed

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cows namely Sahiwal, Gir and Red Sindhi

shall be identified by microchip only.

(14) Release of subsidy will depend on

the receipt of the documents mentioned at

clause (11) above, which should be

submitted by the Financing Institution, and

no relaxation will be considered.

(15) Animals purchased under the

scheme should be insured for minimum

period of a 3½ years under the

Comprehensive Insurance Policy with such

Insurance Agency/Company as the

Department may from time to time notify

(approved by the Government). It shall be

the sole responsibility of the beneficiary to

insure the animals immediately on

purchase. The Government shall not be

responsible in the event of the death of

the animal or otherwise. The respective

Financing Institution shall be responsible

for the tie up arrangement of insurance

cover between the beneficiary and the

insurance company. The premium towards

insurance including transit insurance

should

initially

borne

the

beneficiaries/financing institution, the

Department shall reimburse the premium

amount to a maximum of Rs. 9600/-

(Rupees nine thousand six hundred only)

per animal directly to the financing

institution, together with the subsidy

amount on receipt of all the required

documents in order.

(16) The animals purchased under the

scheme cannot be disposed off for a

minimum period of 3 ½ years. In case of

default, Government “shall recover the

subsidy amount paid to the beneficiary on

pro–rata basis” from the amount of subsidy

released and kept in financial institution

as back ended subsidy.

(17)(a) In case of death of animal,

outstanding loan amount pertaining to that

animal shall be paid directly to the

financing institution to the beneficiary’s

loan account from the death claim amount

reimbursed by the insurance company and

balance claim amount shall go to

Government.

(b) In the event of unfortunate death of

the animal within one month from date of

purchase, beneficiary has to report in

writing to Area Officer and Fax on 0832-

-2437244

the

Deputy

Director

(Kamdhenu) within 24 hours of death.

Pursuant of confirmation and verification

of death by the said officers and on

satisfying the officer that death is not due

to negligence on the part of beneficiary,

the cost of the animal shall be directly

credited to the account of the beneficiary.

(18) In the event of the animal

undergoing Permanent Total Disability

(PTD) after duly certified by team of

experts appointed by Directorate of A. H.

& V. S. for that purpose the farmer has

option to dispose the animal under the

intimation to Directorate of A.H. & V. S.,

Panaji–Goa.

(19) In the event of animal yielding less

than 50% of expected milk yield as stated

at the time of purchase within 20 days from

the date of calving, beneficiary has to

report in writing to Area Officer and Fax

on 0832-2437244 to the Director of Animal

Husbandry

Veterinary

Services

immediately. Pursuant of confirmation and

verification of milk yield less than 50% of

expected milk yield at the time of purchase

by the said officer within 72 hours of

intimation by farmer and on being satisfied

by the Officer concerned that the milk yield

is less than 50% of expected milk and is

not due to negligence in feeding and

management on the part of beneficiary,

than the cost of the animals shall be directly

credited to the loan account of the

beneficiary. Such animal shall be the

property of the Government and the

beneficiary has to return the animal to the

Government designated farm at his own

cost. Value of such animals shall be

determined by the valuation committee

appointed by the Department and the said

animal is proposed to be returned to the

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seller for the price to be determined by

the Departmental committee and the

proceeds shall be deposited to Government

Treasury by the Department. This is only

applicable for the purchase of animals at

Cattle Melas organized at Cattle Breeding

Farm, Copardem/Dhat of this Directorate

and not applicable for the animals

purchased by the farmers from other

States.

Procedure for application:

1. The farmers interested in availing this

facility will have to apply in a prescribed

application form through Area Assistant

Director/Veterinary Officer.

2. A non-refundable processing fee of

Rs. 200/- (Rupees two hundred only) and

for SC/ST/Dhangar Rs. 25/- (Rupees twenty

five only) shall be collected at the time

of accepting the application at the

respective Government Dispensary or

Hospital.

3. On processing the cases (within 15

days) the Assistant Director/Veterinary

Officer of the respective Hospital/

/Dispensary shall submit the application

of all farmers eligible under the scheme to

the Director of Animal Husbandry and

Veterinary Services, for sanction by the

Department.

4. Applications should be received in

triplicate (Original plus 2 photocopies)

alongwith all the documents as mentioned

in guideline of the scheme.

The following documents are required

to release the subsidy:

1. The prescribed purchase statement

should be certified and stamped by the

Area Veterinary Officer/Assistant Director

and Official of the Financing Institution and

should be signed by the beneficiary.

2. Purchase and transport receipt should

be attested with a stamp by the Area

Veterinary Officer/Assistant Director and

Official of the financing institution and

beneficiary, which should be enclosed

alongwith the purchase statement

mentioned at 1 above.

3. Proof of Insurance should also be

enclosed together with the purchase

statement.

4. Agreement bond sworn before

Notary/Magistrate on stamp paper as per

rule in force in Departmental prescribed

format.

5. Subsidy will then be released as per

the pattern of the scheme.

Infrastructure Component of Kamdhenu Scheme (Sudharit):

It is felt that the farmer should be encouraged to construct cattle shed in scientific way

and in order to do so Financial Assistance is required. It is proposed to subsidize 80% of

construction cost for a cattle shed with an area of 5.4 sq. mtr. per animal and the construction

cost @ Rs. 6000/- per sq. mtr. Unit could be of 10 Milch Animals limited to maximum of

20 Milch Animals.

No. of animals

Shed Area per

Cattle shed cost @

Subsidy @ 80%

Milch Animal 5.4 sq. mtr.

Rs. 6000/- per sq. mtr.

Unit of 10 Milch Animals

54 sq. mtr.

3,24,000/-

2,59,200/-

Unit of 20 Milch Animals

108 sq. mtr.

6,48,000/-

5,18,400/-

This Infrastructure Component is linked to Kamdhenu Scheme (Sudharit). Release of subsidy

shall be linked to number of Milch Animals purchased, minimum 50% of the unit strength

@ Rs. 25,920/- per animal, shall be released the benefit under Infrastructure Component of

Kamdhenu Scheme (Sudharit). Infrastructure subsidy shall be released after purchase of

animals. Bank loan is compulsory.

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Farmer shall submit following documents at the time of application:

(1) Copy of land ownership document.

(2) Form I & XIV document.

(3) Deed of lease for the period of 5 years/Notarized NOC Affidavit from Landlord to

Tenant (Applicant) for a period of 5 years/Affidavit in Prescribed Format regarding ownership

of cattle shed.

(4) Survey site plan.

(5) Approved cattle shed plan from Government Authorized Engineer/Architect.

(6) Copy of Bank Passbook/Mandate Form from Financial Institution.

(7) Construction License from prescribed authority.

(8) Willingness from Bank/Financing Institution ready to finance.

Documents required for release of Subsidy after completion of unit:

1. Valuation Certificate from an Approved Valuer.

2. Occupancy Certificate from Panchayat/Municipality.

3. Receipts/Vouchers towards completion of Cattle Shed.

4. Completion Certificate from Area Assistant Director/Veterinary Officer.

5. Notarized Agreement Bond in prescribed format.

____

Infrastructure Component of Kamdhenu Scheme (Sudharit)

Application Form

1. Full Name of the applicant (IN BLOCK LETTERS):

______________________________________________________________________________________

Surname

First name

Father’s/Husband’s name

2. Description of proposed shed

–

For 10 Animals.

–

For 20 Animals.

3. Amount of loan applied ________________________________________

4. Annexures/Documents to be attached.

(1) Copy of land ownership document.

(2) Form I & XIV document.

(3) Deed of Lease for the period of 5 years/Notarized NOC from Landlord to Tenant (Applicant) for

a period of 5 years/Affidavit in Prescribed Format regarding ownership of cattle shed.

(4) Survey site plan.

(5) Approved cattle shed plan from Government Authorized Engineer/Architect.

(6) Copy of Bank Passbook/Mandate Form from financial institution.

(7) Construction License from prescribed authority.

(8) Willingness from Bank/Financing Institution ready to finance.

I hereby certify that I have read the entire scheme containing its Rules, Regulations and Guidelines

and enclosed all the required documents under Infrastructure component of Kamdhenu Scheme (Sudharit).

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I also hereby agree to abide by all Rules and Regulations of the scheme and to any changes/amendments,

which the Government may effect from time to time. I further certify that all the information given by

me are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and also agree that in case it is found false that I

shall be liable for any action as Government may deem fit and appropriate to impose upon me.

Signature of the applicant

Name:

Address:

Date:

For Office use only

(Form to be submitted alongwith Kamdhenu Scheme (Sudharit) application upon Site Inspection).

1. Total No. of animals to be purchased ________________________________________________________

2. Total area of cattle shed covered under construction _________________________________________

3. Total Infrastructure Component Subsidy applied on construction of cattle shed. __________________

4. Recommendation (Inspection of site and cattle shed is compulsory ______________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________

I certify that the information provided by the applicant in his application is verified by me and is

correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.

Signature of the Asst. Director/

/Veterinary Officer

Signature with stamp

Place:.........................

Date: .........................

Office Seal.

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

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

Panaji, 6th April, 2018.

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Department of Law & Judiciary

Lagal Affairs Division

Notification

10/8/2017-LA/183(d)

The Appropriation Act, 2017 (Central Act

No. 4 of 2017), which has been passed by

Parliament and assented to by the President

on 24-03-2017 and published in the Gazette of

India, Extraordinary, Part II, Section 1, dated

24-03-2017, is hereby published for the general

information of the public.

Julio Barbosa Noronha, Joint Secretary

(Law).

Porvorim, 16th October, 2017.

________

THE APPROPRIATION ACT, 2017

ACT

to authorise payment and appropriation of

certain sums from and out of the

Consolidated Fund of India for the services

of the financial year 2017-18.

Be it enacted by Parliament in the Sixty-

-eighth Year of the Republic of India as

follows:—

1. Short title.— This Act may be called the

Appropriation Act, 2017.

2. Issue of Rs. 7967536,99,00,000 out of the

Consolidated Fund of India for the financial

year 2017-18.— From and out of the

Consolidated Fund of India there may be paid

and applied sums not exceeding those

specified in column 3 of the Schedule

amounting in the aggregate to the sum of

seventy-nine lakh sixty-seven thousand five

hundred thirty-six crore and ninety-nine lakh

rupees towards defraying the several charges

which will come in the course of payment

during the financial year 2017-18 in respect of

the services specified in column 2 of the

Schedule.

3. Appropriation.— The sums authorised to

be paid and applied from and out of the

Consolidated Fund of India by this Act shall

be appropriated for the services and purposes

expressed in the Schedule in relation to the

said year.

4. Construction of references to Ministries

or Departments in the Schedule.— References

to Ministries or Departments in the Schedule

are to such Ministries or Departments as

existing immediately before the 9th January,

2017 and shall, on or after that date, be

construed as references to the appropriate

Ministries or Departments as reconstituted

from time to time.

THE SCHEDULE

(See sections 2, 3 & 4)

No. of

Vote

Services and purposes

Sums not exceeding

Voted by

Parliament

Charged on the

Consolidated

Fund

Total

Rs.

1 Department of Agriculture,

Co-operation and Farmer’s

Welfare ........................................................... Revenue

52575,57,00,000

...

52575,57,00,000

Capital

79,43,00,000

...

79,43,00,000

2 Department of Agricultural

Research and Education ........................ Revenue

6800,00,00,000

...

6800,00,00,000

3 Department of Animal Husbandry,

Dairying and Fisheries ............................ Revenue

2877,48,00,000

...

2877,48,00,000

Capital

43,52,00,000

...

43,52,00,000

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4 Department of Atomic Energy ............ Revenue

13109,36,00,000

1,00,00,000

13110,36,00,000

Capital

6505,58,00,000

50,00,000

6506,08,00,000

5 Ministry of Ayurveda, Yoga and

Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha and

Homoeopathy (AYUSH) ............................ Revenue

1425,35,00,000

...

1425,35,00,000

Capital

3,30,00,000

...

3,30,00,000

6 Department of Chemicals and

Petrochemicals .........................................

Revenue

273,39,00,000

...

273,39,00,000

Capital

24,61,00,000

...

24,61.00,000

7 Department of Fertilisers ...................... Revenue

74264,67,00,000

...

74264,67,00,000

Capital

4,00,000

...

4,00,000

8 Department of Pharmaceuticals ......... Revenue

247,68,00,000

...

247,68,00,000

Capital

6,00,000

...

6,00,000

9 Ministry of Civil Aviation ....................

Revenue

781,34,00,000

...

781,34,00,000

Capital

1920,70,00,000

...

1920,70,00,000

10 Ministry of Coal ......................................... Revenue

745,10,00,000

...

745,10,00,000

Capital

700,00,00,000

...

700,00,00,000

11 Department of Commerce ...................... Revenue

4314,55,00,000

6,00,000

4314,61,00,000

Capital

151,22,00,000

...

151,22,00,000

12 Department of Industrial Policy

and Promotion ............................................ Revenue

3599,19,00,000

...

3599,19,00,000

Capital

9,68,00,000

...

9,68,00,000

13 Department of Posts ................................ Revenue

25057,61,00,000

60,00,000

25058,21,00,000

Capital

495,00,00,000

...

495,00,00,000

14 Department of

Telecommunications ..............................

Revenue

35192,65,00,000

...

35192,65,00,000

Capital

3386,00,00,000

...

3386,00,00,000

15 Department of Consumer Affairs ........ Revenue

3723,10,00,000

...

3723,10,00,000

Capital

21,35,00,000

...

21,35,00,000

16 Department of Food and Public

Distribution ................................................. Revenue

150952,64,00,000

...

150952,64,00,000

Capital

50523,05,00,000

...

50523,05,00,000

17 Ministry of Corporate Affairs ............... Revenue

478,54,00,000

...

478,54,00,000

Capital

29,50,00,000

...

29,50,00,000

18 Ministry of Culture .................................. Revenue

2661,79,00,000

...

2661,79,00,000

Capital

76,68,00,000

...

76,68,00,000

19 Ministry of Defence (Misc.) ................

Revenue

27743,95,00,000

76,00,000

27744,71,00,000

Capital

5488,69,00,000

35,00,00,000

5523,69,00,000

20 Defence Services (Revenue)................

Revenue

195309,04,00,000

107,34,00,000

195416,38,00,000

21 Capital Outlay on Defence

Services

Capital

86339,95,00,000

148,06,00,000

86488,01,00,000

22 Defence Pensions.....................................

Revenue

85737,31,00,000

2,69,00,000

85740,00,00,000

23 Ministry of Development of North

Eastern Region.........................................

Revenue

2084,45,00,000

...

2084,45,00,000

Capital

708,00,00,000

...

708,00,00,000

24 Ministry of Drinking Water and

Sanitation ...................................................

Revenue

32333,06,00,000

...

32333,06,00,000

25 Ministry of Earth Sciences...................

Revenue

1608,44,00,000

...

1608,44,00,000

Capital

115,00,00,000

...

115,00,00,000

26 Ministry of Electronics and

Information Technology ........................ Revenue

3690,00,00,000

...

3690,00,00,000

Capital

349,00,00,000

...

349,00,00,000

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27 Ministry of Environment, Forests

and Climate Change .............................

Revenue

4002,69,00,000

...

4002,69,00,000

Capital

40,03,00,000

...

40,03,00,000

28 Ministry of External Affairs ................

Revenue

12648,26,00,000

3,00,000

12648,29,00,000

Capital

2150,26,00,000

...

2150,26,00,000

29 Department of Economic Affairs ......

Revenue

4302,79,00,000

...

4302,79,00,000

Capital

11153,05,00,000

...

11153,05,00,000

30 Department of Expenditure ................

Revenue

480,00,00,000

...

480,00,00,000

31 Department of Financial Services.....

Revenue

2731,99,00,000

...

2731,99,00,000

Capital

16886,02,00,000

...

16886,02,00,000

32 Department of Investment and

Public Asset Management

(DIPAM) .......................................................

Revenue

44,00,00,000

...

44,00,00,000

33 Department of Revenue .......................

Revenue

834,83,00,000

2,00,000

834,85,00,000

Capital

2,43,00,000

...

2,43,00,000

34 Direct Taxes ..............................................

Revenue

5881,85,00,000

...

5881,85,00,000

Capital

228,79,00,000

...

228,79,00,000

35 Indirect Taxes ..........................................

Revenue

5861,44,00,000

50,00,000

5861,94,00,000

Capital

228,07,00,000

...

228,07,00,000

36 Indian Audit and Accounts

Department.................................................

Revenue

4163,03,00,000

146,54,00,000

4309,57,00,000

Capital

12,67,00,000

...

12,67,00,000

CHARGED.—Interest Payments ........

Revenue ... 538078,39,00,000 538078,39,00,000

CHARGED.—Repayment of Debt ....... Capital ... 5085304,76,00,000 5085304,76,00,000

39 Pensions ......................................................

Revenue

34990,00,00,000 180,00,00,000

35170,00,00,000

40 Transfers to States ......................................... Revenue

35500,00,00,000 103101,38,00,000 138601,38,00,000

Capital ...

18600,00,00,000

41 Ministry of Food Processing

Industries ...................................................

Revenue

800,00,00,000

...

800,00,00,000

42 Department of Health and Family

Welfare..........................................................

Revenue

47033,65,00,000

...

47033,65,00,000

Capital

3508,81,00,000

...

3508,81,00,000

43 Department of Health Research .......

Revenue

1500,00,00,000

...

1500,00,00,000

44 Department of Heavy Industry............

Revenue

984,99,00,000

...

984,99,00,000

Capital

1615,01,00,000

...

1615,01,00,000

45 Department of Public Enterprises.....

Revenue

19,38,00,000

...

19,38,00,000

46 Ministry of Home Affairs .....................

Revenue

4777,00,00,000

3,00,000

4777,03,00,000

Capital

322,97,00,000

...

322,97,00,000

47 Cabinet ........................................................

Revenue

730,00,00,000

...

730,00,00,000

48 Police ............................................................

Revenue

67536,60,00,000

8,34,00,000

67544,94,00,000

Capital

11171,64,00,000

6,72,00,000

11178,36,00,000

49 Andaman and Nicobar Islands .........

Revenue

3736,68,00,000

1,00,000

3736,69,00,000

Capital

526,59,00,000

...

526,59,00,000

50 Chandigarh ................................................

Revenue

3802,35,00,000

35,05,00,000

3837,40,00,000

Capital

332,85,00,000 142,15,00,000

475,00,00,000

51 Dadra and Nagar Haveli ......................

Revenue

686,45,00,000

1,00,000

686,46,00,000

Capital

389,16,00,000

...

389,16,00,000

,52 Daman and Diu ........................................

Revenue

1288,09,00,000

2,00,000

1288,11,00,000

Capital

296,95,00,000

...

296,95,00,000

53 Lakshadweep ............................................

Revenue

1083,26,00,000

...

1083,26,00,000

Capital

165,65,00,000

...

165,65,00,000

54 Transfer to Delhi........................................ Revenue

758,00,00,000

...

758,00,00,000

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55 Transfer to Puducherry........................... Revenue

1411,01,00,000

...

1411,01,00,000

Capital

72,00,00,000

...

72,00,00,000

56 Ministry of Housing and Urban

Poverty Alleviation................................... Revenue

6406,00,00,000

...

6406,00,00,000

57 Department of School Education

and Literacy................................................

Revenue

67459,05,00,000

...

67459,05,00,000

58 Department of Higher Education....... Revenue

33079,70,00,000

...

33079,70,00,000

Capital

250,00,00,000

...

250,00,00,000

59 Ministry of Information and

Broadcasting..............................................

Revenue

4379,90,00,000

...

4379,90,00,000

Capital

29,10,00,000

...

29,10,00,000

60 Ministry of Labour and

Employment................................................. Revenue

7355,53,00,000

...

7355,53,00,000

Capital

22,85,00,000

...

22,85,00,000

61 Ministry of Law and Justice................ Revenue

3072,39,00,000

...

3072,39,00,000

Capital

1071,27,00,000

...

1071,27,00,000

62 Election Commission...............................

Revenue

113,00,00,000

...

113,00,00,000

Capital

33,00,00,000

...

33,00,00,000

CHARGED.—Supreme Court of

India................................................................ Revenue

... 247,00,00,000

247,00,00,000

64 Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium

Enterprises................................................... Revenue

6471,36,00,000

...

6471,36,00,000

Capital

10,60,00,000

...

10,60,00,000

65 Ministry of Mines...................................... Revenue

1054,55,00,000

10,00,000

1054,65,00,000

Capital

158,84,00,000

...

158,84,00,000

66 Ministry of Minority Affairs.................. Revenue

4025,48,00,000

...

4025,48,00,000

Capital

170,00,00,000

...

170,00,00,000

67 Ministry of New and Renewable

Energy............................................................ Revenue

10724,54,00,000

...

10724,54,00,000

Capital

90,00,00,000

...

90,00,00,000

68 Ministry of Panchayati Raj.................... Revenue

790,79,00,000

...

790,79,00,000

69 Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs....... Revenue

17,88,00,000

...

17,88,00,000

70 Ministry of Personnel, Public

Grievances and Pensions....................... Revenue

1266,60,00,000

4,49,00,000

1271,09,00,000

Capital

149,91,00,000

2,00,00,000

151,91,00,000

CHARGED.—Central Vigilance

Commission................................................

Revenue

...

27,68,00,000

72 Ministry of Petroleum and Natural

Gas.................................................................

Revenue

25310,37,00,000

...

25310,37,00,000

Capital

3847,20,00,000

...

3847,20,00,000

73 Ministry of Planning................................. Revenue

252,09,00,000

...

252,09,00,000

Capital

43,00,000

...

43,00,000

74 Ministry of Power....................................... Revenue

11102,46,00,000

...

11102,46,00,000

Capital

3708,40,00,000

...

3708,40,00,000

CHARGED.—Staff, Household and

Allowances of the President.................. Revenue

...

66,00,00,000

76 Lok Sabha..................................................... Revenue

663,11,00,000

1,15,00,000

664,26,00,000

77 Rajya Sabha ................................................. Revenue

386,38,00,000

1,02,00,000

387,40,00,000

78 Secretariat of the Vice-President........ Revenue

5,30,00,000

...

5,30,00,000

CHARGED.—Union Public Service

Commission.................................................. Revenue

... 229,19,00,000

229,19,00,000

80 Ministry of Railways ............................... Revenue

236461,18,00,000 158,23,00,000

236619,41,00,000

Capital

194303,45,00,000

38,01,00,000

194341,46,00,000

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81 Ministry of Road Transport and

Highways...................................................... Revenue

19903,48,00,000

...

19903,48,00,000

Capital

100455,66,00,000

10,00,00,000

100465,66,00,000

82 Department of Rural Development..... Revenue

170436,63,00,000

...

170436,63,00,000

Capital

5,25,00,000

...

5,25,00,000

83 Department of Land Resources............ Revenue

2310,36,00,000

...

2310,36,00,000

84 Department of Science and

Technology.................................................... Revenue

4821,76,00,000

2,00,000

4821,78,00,000

Capital

15,59,00,000

...

15,59,00,000

85 Department of Biotechnology............... Revenue

2222,11,00,000

...

2222,11,00,000

86 Department of Scientific and

Industrial Research .................................. Revenue

4439,25,00,000

...

4439,25,00,000

Capital

6,75,00,000

...

6,75,00,000

87 Ministry of Shipping ............................... Revenue

1668,84,00,000

...

1668,84,00,000

Capital

440,66,00,000

...

440,66,00,000

88 Ministry of Skill Development and

Entrepreneurship ...................................... Revenue

2766,11,00,000

...

2766,11,00,000

Capital

250,03,00,000

...

250,03,00,000

89 Department of Social Justice and

Empowerment ............................................ Revenue

6589,78,00,000

...

6589,78,00,000

Capital

318,22,00,000

...

318,22,00,000

90 Department of Empowerment of

Persons with Disabilities ....................... Revenue

822,26,00,000

...

822,26,00,000

Capital

32,74,00,000

...

32,74,00,000

91 Department of Space .............................. Revenue

4937,73,00,000

60,00,000

4938,33,00,000

Capital

4154,98,00,000

40,00,000

4155,38,00,000

92 Ministry of Statistics and

Programme Implementation ................. Revenue

4767,49,00,000

...

4767,49,00,000

Capital

28,25,00,000

...

28,25,00,000

93 Ministry of Steel ....................................... Revenue

44,14,00,000

...

44,14,00,000

94 Ministry of Textiles ................................. Revenue

6190,98,00,000

...

6190,98,00,000

Capital

35,52,00,000

...

35,52,00,000

95 Ministry of Tourism ................................. Revenue

1839,69,00,000

...

1839,69,00,000

Capital

1,08,00,000

...

1,08,00,000

96 Ministry of Tribal Affairs ....................... Revenue

1133,23,00,000 4136,09,00,000

5269,32,00,000

Capital

60,00,00,000

...

60,00,00,000

97 Ministry of Urban Development.......... Revenue

17356,59,00,000

88,30,00,000

17444,89,00,000

Capital

19242,81,00,000

90,00,00,000

19332,81,00,000

98 Ministry of Water Resources, River

Development and Ganga

Rejuvenation ............................................

Revenue

8405,99,00,000

1,00,00,000

8406,99,00,000

Capital

799,29,00,000

4,00,00,000

803,29,00,000

99 Ministry of Women and Child

Development.............................................

Revenue

22556,02,00,000

...

22556,02,00,000

Capital

38,65,00,000

...

38,65,00,000

100 Ministry of Youth Affairs and

Sports .........................................................

Revenue

1888,46,00,000

...

1888,46,00,000

Capital

54,75,00,000

...

54,75,00,000

Total

2216531,75,00,000 5751005,24,00,000 7967536,99,00,000

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Department of Revenue

—

Notification

14/27/2014-RD(Part 2)

The following draft rules which the

Government of Goa proposes 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 No. 9 of

1969) so as to further amend the Goa, Daman

and Diu Land Revenue (Disposal of

Government Lands) Rules, 1971 are hereby

pre-published as required by sub-section (3)

of section 199 of the said Act, for information

of all persons likely to be affected thereby and

notice is hereby given that the said rules

will be taken into consideration by the

Government after the expiry of fifteen days

from the date of publication of this Notification

in the Official Gazette.

All objections and suggestions to the said

draft rules may be forwarded to the Secretary

to the Government of Goa, Revenue

Department, Secretariat, Porvorim, Goa,

before the expiry of the said period of fifteen

days so that they may be taken into

consideration at the time of finalization of the

said rules.

DRAFT RULES

In exercise of the powers conferred by

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

Goa Land Revenue Code, 1968 (Act No. 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)

(Ninth Amendment) Rules, 2018.

(2) They shall come into force from the

commencement of the Goa Land Revenue

Code (Amendment) Act, 2017 (Goa Act 2 of

2018).

2. Insertion of new rules 48 to 50.— In the

Goa, Daman and Diu Land Revenue (Disposal

of Government Lands) Rules, 1971, after rule

47, the following rules shall be inserted,

namely:—

“48. Fees to be accompanied with

application.— The applicant shall pay fee

of Rs. 100/- (Rupees one hundred only)

while making an application under sub-

-section (1) or sub-section (4) of section 37A.

49. Form of application.— The application

referred to in sub-section (1) of section 37A

shall be in Form XX hereto and the

application referred to in sub-section (4) of

section 37A shall be in Form XXI hereto.

50. Form of Certificate of confirmation of

definitive title.— The Certificate of

Confirmation of definitive title referred in

sub-section (3) of section 37A shall be in

Form XXII hereto.”.

3. Insertion of new Forms.— After Form XIX

of the principal Rules, the following Forms

shall be inserted, namely:—

“FORM ‘XX’

Application for Confirmation of definitive title to

the Government/Alvara Land

(See rule 49)

To,

The Collector.

Sub.: Application for Confirmation of definitive

title to the Government/Alvara Land.

Sir/Madam,

(1) Name of the Applicant: ..............................

(2) Address of the Applicant: ..........................

(3) Survey No./Sub-Div. No.: .............................

(4) List of documents relied upon to substantiate

the claim (the documents alongwith translation

wherever required may be furnished). The

details of documents and its translation such

as number, date may be mentioned in the list.

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My application for confirmation be allowed.

Yours faithfully,

Encl: As above.

(Name of the applicant)

————

FORM ‘XXI’

Application for regularization of Government/

/Alvara Land

(See rule 49)

To,

The Collector.

Sub.: Application for regularization of

Government/Alvara Land.

Sir/Madam,

(1) Name of the Applicant: ...........................................

(2) Address of the Applicant: ......................................

(3) Survey No./Sub-Div. No.: ...........................................

(4) List of documents relied upon to substantiate

the claim (the documents alongwith translation

wherever required may be furnished). The details

of documents and its translation such as number,

date may be mentioned in the list.

My application for regularization be allowed.

Yours faithfully,

Encl: As above.

(Name of the applicant)

————

FORM ‘XXII’

Certificate of Confirmation of definitive title to

the land

(See rule 50)

This is to certify that Shri ......................................

resident of ............................................. is in possession

of land surveyed under No. ................... of village

............... and all the conditions laid down in Decree

No. 3602 of 24-11-1917 have been fulfilled. The land

was granted vide grant No. ................... dated

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

In view of above, his possession to the said land

is confirmed as Class-I/Class-II Occupancy in terms

of sub-section (3) of section 37A of the Goa Land

Revenue Code, 1968.

(Collector)

To,

The applicant.

Copy to:

(1) Mamlatdar of concerned Taluka.

(2) ISLR of concerned Taluka.

By order and in the name of the Governor

of Goa.

Sagun R. Velip, Under Secretary (Revenue-I).

Porvorim, 10th April, 2018.

————

Notification

19-3-2014-RD-SEC/716

Read: Office Memorandum No. 33-4/2015-

-NDM-I dated 20th March, 2015.

Reference

made

the

Office

Memorandum No. 33-4/2015-NDM-I dated

20th March, 2015, issued by the Ministry of

Home Affairs (DM Division), Government of

India (GOI) regarding salient recommen-

dations of 14th Finance Commission in respect

of providing relief assistance from State

Disaster Response Fund (SDRF) to the victims

of State Specific Disasters within the local

context in the State.

2. As per recommendation, expenditure for

providing immediate relief to the victims of

State Specific Disasters within the local context

in the State, which are not included in the GOI

notified list of disasters eligible for assistance

from SDRF/NDRF, can be met from State

Disaster Response Fund (SDRF) within the

limit of 10% of the funds available under State

Disaster Response Fund (SDRF), provided that

the State has formally listed the State Specific

disasters for inclusion and notified transparent

norms and guidelines with a clear procedure

for identification of the beneficiaries for

disaster relief for such ‘local disasters’, with

the approval of the State Executive Committee.

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3. Now, as per approval of Minister for

Revenue and the Chairman of the State

Executive

Committee,

the

Revenue

Department hereby notify the damages

caused due to following ‘local disasters’, as

State Specific Disasters for the State of Goa:—

1. Heavy rains.

2. Gusty winds.

3. Thunder & lightning.

4. Flood like water logging in low lying/

/interior areas.

5. Boat capsize due to heavy rains and

gusty winds.

5. Death due to drowning in flooded

waters.

6. Railway accidents.

7. Aircraft accident.

8. Landslides in Mining areas.

4. The list of items and norms of assistance

for providing relief to the victims of the

aforesaid State specific disaster from State

Disaster Response Fund (SDRF) shall be the

same as applicable for GOI notified list of

disaster.

5. This will come into force with immediate

effect.

By order and in the name of the Governor

of Goa.

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

Porvorim, 6th April, 2018.

———ttt———

Department of Tribal Welfare

Directorate of Tribal Welfare

—

Notification

DTW/5/Vidya Laxmi/Scheme/9/

/Amendment/2018-19/252

Read: “Vidya Laxmi”

Whereas the Government has notified a

scheme “Vidya Laxmi” vide Notification No.

1/13/2010-11/ADMN/TW dated 7-01-2011 and

Amended Notification No. DTW/5/KANDHAN/

/Scheme/9/Amendment/2014-15/8265

published in Official Gazette, Series I No. 44

dated 29-01-2015.

And whereas Government desires to amend

the scheme “Vidya Laxmi” at Clause 2.

Now therefore, the Clause 2 of the scheme

“Vidya Laxmi” is amended to read as under:

Clause 2

Target Group: All the girls children of the

families notified as ST under Constitutional

order and whose annual income does not

exceed Rs. 3,00,000/- per annum.

All other Clauses in the above mentioned

scheme remain unchanged.

This amendment shall come into force w.e.f.

the academic year 2018-19.

By order and in the name of the Governor

of Goa.

Venancio Furtado, Director (Tribal Welfare).

Panaji, 17th April, 2018.

—————

Notification

1-53-2018-19/ADMN/PRE-MAT/DTW/243

Read: “Scheme to provide Assistance in

Education to Scheduled Castes,

Scheduled

Tribes

Ot h e r

Backward Classes children”.

Whereas the Government has notified a

scheme “Scheme to provide Assistance in

Education to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled

Tribes & Other Backward Classes children”

vide Notification No. 62-2-04-BC (136) notified

in Official Gazette, Series I No. 14 dated

08-06-2006, amended Notification No.

1-53-2014-15/ADMN/PRE-MAT/DTW/8266

notified in Official Gazette, Series I No. 44

dated 29-01-2015.

And whereas Government desires to amend

the scheme “Scheme to provide Assistance in

Education to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled

Tribes & Other Backward Classes children” at

Clause 3 & Clause 4.

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Now therefore, the Clause 3 & Clause 4 of

the scheme “Scheme to provide Assistance in

Education to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled

Tribes & Other Backward Classes children” is

amended to read as under:

Clause 3 Target Groups:

School going children belonging to

Scheduled Tribes communities whose total

family income does not exceed rupees Three

Lakh per annum.

Clause 4 Condition of Eligibility:

(iii) The combined income of the parents/

/guardians of the applicant shall not exceed

Rs. 3,00,000/- per annum.

All other clauses in the above mentioned

scheme remain unchanged.

This amendment shall come into force w.e.f.

date of issue of publication.

By order and in the name of the Governor

of Goa.

Venancio Furtado, Director (Tribal Welfare).

Panaji, 17th April, 2018.

———ttt———

Department of Vigilance

Directorate of Vigilance

—

Order

13/99/2012-VIG/1895

Read: (1) Order No. 13/99/2013-2013-VIG/856 dated 16-6-2013.

(2) Order No. 13/99/2013-2013-VIG/1063 dated 3-5-2016.

Approval of the Secretary (Vigilance)/Chief Secretary is hereby conveyed for the continuation

of the below mentioned posts in the Directorate of Vigilance on temporary basis to be filled by

Direct Recruitment.

Sr. No.

Name of the posts

No. of posts

Pay Scales as per VIth pay Corresponding

Level as per VIIth CPC

Junior Stenographer-II

PB-1, Rs. 5200-20200+GP

Rs. 2400 (Level 4 of VIIth CPC).

Lower Division Clerk

PB-1, Rs. 5200-20200+GP

Rs. 1900 (Level 2 of VIIth CPC).

Driver

PB-1, Rs. 5200-20200+GP

Rs. 1900 (Level 2 of VIIth CPC).

The expenditure towards their pay and allowances is debitable to the Budget Head,

2070—Other Administrative Services; 00—; 104—Vigilance; 01—Directorate of Vigilance;

01—Salaries; Demand No. 22.

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

Sanjeev C. Gauns Dessai, Director & ex officio Addl. Secretary (Vigilance).

Panaji, 16th April, 2018.

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