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Panaji, 17th January 2019 (Pausa 27, 1940)

SERIES I No. 42

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]

NOTE

There is one Extraordinary issue to Official Gazette, Series I No. 41 dated 10-1-2019, namely, Extraordinary dated

15-1-2019 from pages 2477 to 2478, Not. No. 4/5/2005-Fin(R&C)/2100 regarding amendment of Schedules “C” and “G” of

Goa Value Added Tax Act, 2005 from Department of Finance (Revenue & Control Division).

INDEX

Department

Notification/Order/Corri.

Subject

Pages

1. Education, Art & Culture

Not.- DAC-5-Estt-SL-LS-10

The Goa State Village Panchayat/NGO’s

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Dir. & ex officio Joint Secy.

Libraries Financial Assistance Scheme-2018.

2. Finance

CCT/26-2/2018-19/3540

Trade Circular-GST.

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Office of the Commi. Taxes

Commissioner

3. Inland Waterways

Not.- A-27121/SAGARMALA/

Central Sector Coastal Berth Scheme for Creation

2485

Captain

/2015-16

of Infrastructure under Sagarmala Programme

4. Industries

Not.- 10/1/2018-IND

Scheme for Imparting Training under Khadi &

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Under Secretary

Village Industries Sector, 2018.

5.a Labour

Corri.- 25/4/2018-LAB/43

—

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Under Secretary

b. —do—

Corri.- 24/10/2017-LAB/50

—

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c. —do—

Corri.- 24/10/2017-LAB/51

—

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6. Revenue

Corri.- 17/I/Fixation of Land

—

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Under Secretary

Rate/2012-RD/88

7. Tribal Welfare

Not.- 1-349-2018-19/ADMN/

Financial Assistance for Construction/Re-Con- 2490

Dir. & ex officio Joint Secy.

/DTW/Part/7287

struction and repairs of house under Atal Asra

Yojana.

GOVERNMENT OF GOA

Department of Education, Art & Culture

Directorate of Art and Culture

—

Notification

DAC-5-Estt-SL-LS-10

The Goa State Village Panchayat/NGO’s

Libraries Financial Assistance

Scheme – 2018.

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

scheme shall be called as “The Goa State

Village Panchayat/NGO’s Libraries Financial

Assistance Scheme, 2018”.

(ii) The scheme shall come into force with

effect from date of issue of Notification in

supersession of all previous orders.

2. Introduction.— In modern era the library

plays an important role in catering information

and educational needs of the society. It is a

part and parcel of the cultural life of human

being. The libraries supports the need of the

people in creating and strengthening the

reading habit specially among children at very

young age. It provides opportunity for

personal creative development with life-long

self-education among the citizen of the locality.

The network of libraries in Goa has undergone

a vast change and the Government is very

serious in creating a knowledge based society

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in each villages. The libraries also create the

awareness of cultural heritage, appreciation

of the art, scientific achievement and

innovation among the users of the library and

therefore library movement needs to be

supported.

3. Objective.— The main objective of the

scheme is as follows:—

(i) To recognize the services rendered by

the Librarian to the students, research scholars

and general public.

(ii) To provide financial assistance to the

management to run the library smoothly and

the remuneration to the library staff members

for their services to local populace.

(iii) To encourage the Management of

Libraries and their library staff members to

support informal education and constructive

use of leisure time among the citizens.

4. Scope of scheme.— The scheme envisages

the recognition of selfless service rendered

library

management

and

library

staff members in providing value based

information and supporting informal

education among all the people of society.

5. Class ‘A’ Libraries.— (i) Class ‘A’ libraries

shall be entitled to appoint one Senior

Librarian, one Junior Librarian and one

Library Attendant subject to maximum of

Rs. 4,20,000/- (Rupees four lakhs twenty

thousand only) viz. Rs. 14,000/- per month for

Senior Librarian, Rs. 12,000/- per month for

Junior Librarian and Rs. 9,000/- per month for

Library Attendant.

(ii) Assistance at the rate of 100% on

expenditure incurred on admissible items,

other than remuneration subject to maximum

of Rs. 2,00,000/- (Rupees two lakhs only).

(iii) Class ‘A’ libraries shall possess a

minimum of 25,000 books, 30 magazines, 15

newspapers and minimum 300 sq. mts. of

buildup area.

6. Class ‘B’ Libraries.— (i) Class ‘B’ Libraries

shall be entitled to appoint one Junior

Librarian and one Library Attendant subject

to maximum of Rs. 2,52,000/- (Rupees two

lakhs fifty two thousand only) viz.

Rs. 12,000/- per month for Junior Librarian and

Rs. 9,000/- per month for Library Attendant.

(ii) Assistance at the rate of 100% on

expenditure incurred on admissible items,

other than remuneration subject to maximum

of Rs. 1,50,000 (Rupees one lakh fifty thousand

only).

(iii) Class ‘B’ Libraries shall possess a

minimum of 15000 books, 25 magazines, 12

newspapers and minimum 200 sq. mts. of

buildup area.

7. Class ‘C’ Libraries.— (i) Class ‘C’ Libraries

shall be entitled to appoint one Junior

Librarian and one Library Attendant subject

to maximum of Rs. 2,52,000/- (Rupees two

lakhs fifty two thousand only) viz. Rs. 12,000/-

per month for Junior Librarian and Rs. 9,000/-

per month for Library Attendant.

(ii) Assistance at the rate of 100% on

expenditure incurred on admissible items,

other than remuneration subject to maximum

of Rs. 1,00,000 (Rupees one lakh only).

(iii) Class ‘C’ libraries shall possess a

minimum of 5000 books, 20 magazines, 12

newspapers and minimum 100 sq. mts. of

buildup area.

8. Class ‘D’ Libraries.— (i) Class ‘D’ Libraries

shall be entitled to appoint one Junior

Librarian and one Library Attendant subject

to maximum of Rs. 2,52,000/- (Rupees two

lakhs fifty two only) viz. Rs. 12,000/- per month

for Junior Librarian and Rs. 9,000/- per month

for Library Attendant.

(ii) Assistance at the rate of 100% on

expenditure incurred on admissible items,

other than remuneration subject to maximum

of Rs. 60,000 (Rupees sixty thousand only).

(iii) Class ‘D’ Libraries shall possess a

minimum of 2000 books, 15 magazines, 10

newspapers and minimum 40 sq. mts. of

buildup area.

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9. Qualification required for the library staff members shall be as follows:–

Designation

Qualification

(i)

Senior Librarian

Graduation in any discipline from recognized University.

ii.

Bachelor of Library & Information Science from recognized

University.

(ii)

Junior Librarian

Higher Secondary School Certificate of recognized Board.

ii.

Certificate Course in Library & Information Science from any

recognized Institute.

(iii)

Library Attendant

S.S.C. passed from any recognized Board.

(Relaxable for existing incumbent)

10. The Retirement age should be governed

as per the Government Rules in force.

11. The Management should avoid of

submitting the audited statements of accounts

for more than two years at a time in order to

obtain library grants and shall submit the

attendance certificates of the library staff by

5th of preceding month to disburse the

remuneration.

12. Conditions for eligibility of grants:–

(i) The existing libraries run by the

Municipalities/Zilla Panchayat/NGO‘s shall

continue to function under the same

management.

(ii) To set up new libraries, NGO’s which

are registered under Societies Registration

Act, 1860 or Indian Trusts Act, 1882 are

eligible. Similarly Municipalities, Village

Panchayat, Zilla Panchayat are eligible to open

new libraries.

(iii) The new library will be sanctioned in

having a minimum population of 1000 in the

village//ward/area or 4 km. radius from the

existing library. However, Government may

relax the sanctioning of the library considering

the

physical

topography

and

other

conditions.

(iv) The Management of N.G.O‘s/Village

Panchayat Libraries shall disburse the monthly

remuneration of the staff members through

ECS mode of payments and shall submit

attendance and payments details of

remuneration to Director, Directorate of Art

and Culture along with annual audit report.

(v) The library staff shall be entitled for one

weekly off, 8 casual leaves, 2 restricted

holidays, special holidays as applicable and

all public holidays as notified by the

Government from time to time. The

Management of libraries may keep the

libraries open on public holidays if desired

with adjustments among the staff members

with compensatory off.

(vi) The new library shall be eligible to

receive a token grant of Rs. 1,00,000/- (Rupees

one lakh only) after obtaining due permission

from Director, Directorate of Art & Culture on

producing relevant document, Bank Account

details etc. to the Directorate of Art & Culture,

Sanskruti Bhavan, Patto, Panaji-Goa.

(vii) Municipal/Zilla Panchayat/Gram

Panchayat/Non-Government Organization

has to submit an application for opening of

library in the prescribed form to the Director,

Directorate of Art & Culture, Sanskruti Bhavan,

Patto, Panaji-Goa.

(viii) Non-Aided Libraries functioning in Goa

shall be entitled for opening Children’s

libraries and all such libraries shall be

categorized under Class ‘C‘ libraries

irrespective of other eligibility criteria.

(ix) Institution recognized by Government

in providing services for differently abled

children/persons shall be entitled for opening

libraries and all such libraries shall be

categorized order class “C” libraries

irrespective of their eligibility criteria.

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(x) The timings of the Libraries shall be

minimum of 6½ hrs. on all working days in

accordance with the needs of public.

Adjustment of the timings may be permitted

as per the local needs.

(xi) The timings of the Library and the list

of Public holidays for Library should be

prominently displayed outside the Library

Building/Room.

(xii) The Library shall be open for inspection

and for audit to the Officials of the Directorate

of Art & Culture as and when required. All

records and registers etc. should be made

available for scrutiny to the Inspecting Officer.

(xiii)The Management should submit an

annual report latest by 31st May and audited

statement alongwith utilization certificate

specifically for the Library expenditure of

previous year, duly audited by Chartered

Accountant latest by 31st August of every

year.

(xiv) The Library staff should conduct

various literally/cultural programme in

consultation with the management to

encourage the readers to develop keen

interest in reading and to gain knowledge.

(xv) A Library seeking grants should have

a separate Bank Account in the name of

Library.

(xvi)The Organizations have to comply with

the following conditions:—

(a) The Library should maintain all

registers and files required for smooth

functioning of the Library.

(b) Following registers are required to be

maintained:–

a. Accession Register.

b. Account books viz. Cash Book,

Journal & Ledger etc.

c. Issue Register.

d. Newspaper & Magazines Record

e. List of members enrolled by the

Library.

Record of research workers taking

advantage of Library.

g. Record of daily visitors and readers.

h. Dead Stock Register.

Receipt Books.

List of Periodicals and Newspapers.

k. Register of permanent and semi-

permanent assets acquired wholly

or partially out of Govt. Grants.

13. Admissible items of Expenditure.— (i)

Pay and allowances of staff members.

(ii) Rent certified as reasonable by the

Executive Engineer, P.W.D.

(iii) Expenditure on minor repairs of

Library premises and furniture upto

Rs. 20,000/- (Rupees twenty thousand only)

per year.

(iv) Expenditure on purchase of books,

periodicals, newspapers and any other

reading or study material.

(v) Expenditure on preparation and printing

of catalogues, approved forms, annual reports

and statement of accounts.

(vi) Expenditure on furniture and

equipment’s such as computer/laptop and

accessories, LCD projector etc. up to

Rs. 75,000/- for class ‘A’ libraries, Rs. 50,000/-

for class ‘B’ libraries, Rs. 40,000/- for class ‘C’

libraries and 25,000/- for class ‘D’ libraries.

(vii) Expenditure on insurance premia

for books and furniture and building/

/premises.

(viii) Expenditure on registered library

Telephone/Internet connectivity charges from

the recognized Internet Service Provider.

(ix) Expenditure on contingencies such as

stationery, postage, electricity, binding,

pesticides etc.

(x) Miscellaneous expenses for celebrating

Librarian’s Day on 12th August, World Book

Day on 23rd April, National Book Week from

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14th to 20th November, and all the days of

national importance with programmes like

group discussions, symposium, quiz’s,

debates, workshops and conferences

exclusively related to library development

subject to Rs. 25,000/- for class ‘A’ libraries,

Rs. 20,000/- for class ‘B’ libraries, Rs. 15,000/-

for class ‘C’ libraries and Rs. 10,000/- for class

‘D’ libraries.

(xi) Expenditure on any other items/

/programme with prior approval of the

authorities.

(xii) The Management should avoid of

submitting the audited statement of accounts

for more than two years in order to obtain

library grants and shall submit the attendance

certificates of the library staff latest by 5th

of preceding month to disburse the

remuneration.

14. Withholding or Withdrawal of Grant-in-

-aid.— Failure to comply with the Grant-in-Aid

rules or any orders issued by Director of Art &

Culture for unsatisfactory management of the

library or any other defaults may result in

withholding part or whole of the grant

ordinarily payable to the Library. The grants

already released, if found misused, violating

the conditions prescribed under these rules,

the Director of Art & Culture, Panaji shall

recover the amount so released either in the

form of assets acquired out of such grants or

in the manner, the Government/Department

may feel deemed fit for the purpose.

15.

Undertaking

given

Management.— Management will have to give

an undertaking that on withdrawal of grants

by the Government, they will hand over

the entire materials purchased through

Government funds to the Director, Art &

Culture or his nominee. The management will

make good any loss or damage to Government

property immediately after inspection by

the Department failing which recovery

proceedings will be initiated.

16. Framing of Guidelines.— For better

implementation of this scheme Government

may frame guidelines from time to time, if

required.

17. Relaxation.— The Government is

empowered to relax all or any of the clause

provided in this scheme, if found deemed fit,

with reasons to be recorded.

18. Interpretation.— If any question arises

regarding interpretation of any clause, word,

expression or entire scheme, then the decision

about the interpretation shall lie with the

Government.

19. Redressal of Grievances and Dispute.—

Grievances if any, arising out of the

implementation of this scheme, the Minister

for Art & Culture shall hear and decide such

matters and the decision of the Minister for

Art & Culture in this regard shall be final and

binding on all concerned.

This issues with the concurrence of the

Finance Department under their U. O. No.

2687/F dated 12-10-2018 and will be

implemented from 1st November, 2018.

By order and in the name of the Governor

of Goa.

Gurudas P. Pilarnekar, Director & ex officio

Jt. Secretary (Art & Culture).

Panaji, 10th January, 2019.

———ttt———

Department of Finance

Office of the Commissioner of Commercial Taxes

CCT/26-2/2018-19/3540

Ref: (1) Notification No. 38/1/2017-Fin(R&C)(65) dated 06-08-2018 published in Official Gazette, Series I

No. 18, Extraordinary dated 06-08-2018;

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(2) Notification No. 38/1/2017-Fin(R&C)(82) dated 31-12-2018 published in Official Gazette, Series I

No. 39, Extraordinary No. 2 dated 31-12-2018.

TRADE CIRCULAR - GST

(No. 2 of 2018-19)

Vide Notification at reference No. 2 above, a final opportunity is being provided to the Taxpayers who

had failed to complete their migration to GST regime by timely submitting the details on GST Common

Portal in FORM GST REG–26.

Attention of all such Taxpayers is hereby invited to the procedure as laid down in Notification dated

06-08-2018 at ref. No. 1 above, and all such Taxpayers are requested to furnish the details on the 7 points

mentioned in the said Notification to the Jurisdiction Nodal Officer as mentioned below on or before

31-01-2019 upto 15.00 hrs.

Name of the Ward

Jurisdictional Nodal Officer

E-mail & Contact No.

Panaji Ward

Deputy Commissioner of State Tax, Panaji Ward,

[email protected]

Serra Building, Near A.I.R., Altinho, Panaji, Goa

0832-2225592

Mapusa Ward

Deputy Commissioner of State Tax, Mapusa Ward,

[email protected]

3rd Floor, Govt. Complex, Mapusa, Bardez- Goa

0832-22262359

Pernem Ward

Deputy Commissioner of State Tax, Mapusa Ward,

[email protected]

3rd Floor, Govt. Complex, Mapusa, Bardez- Goa

0832-22262359

Bicholim Ward

Deputy Commissioner of State Tax,Mapusa Ward,

[email protected]

3rd Floor, Govt. Complex, Mapusa, Bardez- Goa

0832-22262359

Ponda Ward

Deputy Commissioner of State Tax, Ponda Ward,

[email protected]

1st Floor, Abubakar Plaza, Opp. Jamia Masjid,

0832-2318801

Upper Bazaar, Ponda, Goa

Margao Ward

Deputy Commissioner of State Tax, Margao Ward,

[email protected]

F Wing, 3rd Floor, Osia Commercial Arcade,

0832-2713043

Near S.G.P.D.A. Market, Margao, Goa

Curchorem Ward Deputy Commissioner of State Tax, Margao Ward,

[email protected]

C & D Wing, 3rd Floor, Osia Commercial Arcade, Near

0832-2713043

S.G.P.D.A. Market, Margao, Goa

Vasco Ward

Deputy Commissioner of State Tax, Vasco Ward,

[email protected]

4th & 5th floor, Karma Plaza, Near Vegetable

0832-2512432/2500240

Market, Vasco-da-Gama, Goa

The respective Jurisdictional Nodal Officers shall verify the correctness of the details furnished

by the Taxpayers and compile the information in enclosed Excel sheet and submit to the

undersigned at Head Office, 1^stfloor, Vikrikar Bhavan, Panaji, Goa, on 31-01-2019 by 17.30 hrs.

The jurisdictional Nodal Officer shall also submit the soft copy of the compiled Excel sheet

attaching to the E-mail to be sent to mail ID [email protected] by 17.00 hrs. The State

Nodal Officer for GST Migration at the Head Office shall compile the data received from all the

Deputy Commissioners of respective Wards and forward the same to M/s. Goods & Services

Tax Network (GSTN), New Delhi on 01-02-2019 via e-mail.

The Taxpayers shall follow the subsequent procedure as prescribed in the said Notification

dated 06-08-2018 and complete the process of migration on or before 28-02-2019.

All Taxpayers are requested to avail this opportunity and complete their migration to GST

regime and file all returns from 1^st July, 2017 to till date.

Dipak M. Bandekar, Commissioner of Commercial Taxes (Finance).

Panaji, 11th January, 2019.

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Department of Inland Waterways

Captain of Ports

—

Notification

A-27121/SAGARMALA/2015-16

The Government of Goa is hereby pleased

to introduce the scheme “Extension of the

existing Central Sector Scheme for providing

financial support to Major/Non-Major ports

(including private ports)/State Governments

for creation of infrastructure for movement of

cargo/passenger by Sea/National waterways

beyond 12th Five Year Plan Period i.e from 1st

April, 2017 to 31st March, 2020–regarding”.

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

scheme may be called as “Central Sector

Coastal Berth Scheme for Creation of

Infrastructure under Sagarmala Programme”.

2. It shall come into force from the date of

its notification in the Official Gazette.

It is submitted that Ministry of Shipping

had formulated a Central Sector Scheme, on

22nd December, 2014 to provide financial

support to Major Ports for creation of

infrastructure to promote coastal shipping.

The scheme was revised on 16-07-2015 and

08-08-2016 to extend the scope of financial

support to Non-Major Ports and State

Governments. The existing scheme dated

08-08-2016 provides financial support to

Major/Non-Major Ports (including Private

Port)/State Governments for creation of

infrastructure to promote movement of cargo/

/passengers by Sea/National Waterways. The

scheme was operative upto 12th Five Year

Plan period i.e upto 31st March, 2017. The

period of the scheme was extended upto

30th September, 2017. The Ministry of

Shipping after the appraisal has extended the

period of the scheme for three years beyond

12th Five Year Plan period i.e upto 31st March,

2020 and included some more components

under the scheme.

The financial assistance under the scheme

would now be provided for the following:–

(a) Construction/upgradation of—

(i) exclusive coastal berths for coastal

cargo.

(ii) berths/jetties (including the terminal

building and allied facilities) for passenger

ferries in Major/Non-Major Ports.

(b)

Construction of platform/jetties

(including the terminal building and allied

facilities) for hovercrafts/seaplanes by

Ports (Major Ports, Non-Major Ports/State

Governments) in port waters and;

(c)

Construction

berths/jetties

(including the terminal building and allied

facilities) in National Waterways and Islands

by State Governments concerned.

(d) Mechanization of coastal berths for

Major Ports and Non-Major Ports.

(e) Capital dredging grant for Major Ports

and operating Non-Major Ports.

(f) Construction of breakwater for existing

and greenfield ports, and

(g) Preparation of DPR for the projects to be

considered under this scheme.

2. Financial assistance would be upto 50%

of the total cost of the project subject to.— (i)

a maximum of Rs. 25 crore for projects relates

to construction/up-gradation of coastal berths

by Major/Non-Major Ports.

(ii) a maximum of Rs. 10 crore for

construction

platforms/jetties

for

hovercrafts & seaplanes by Ports/State

Government & passenger jetties in National

Waterways and islands by State Governments.

(iii) a maximum of Rs. 15 crore for

mechanization of berths by Major/Non-Major

Ports; and

(iv) a maximum of Rs. 50 crore for capital

dredging at Major Ports and operational non-

major ports and;

(v)

a maximum of Rs. 50 crore for

construction of breakwater for existing and

Greenfield Ports.

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The financial assistance will also be

provided for the preparation of DPRs for the

projects will be included as part of the total

financial support provided for the respective

project under the scheme and will not result

in additional financial outlay for projects

beyond the stipulated limits within this

scheme.

The balance expenditure has to be incurred

by the respective ports/concerned State

Government from their own resources.

3. The fund under the Scheme will be

disbursed as per funding guidelines of

Sagarmala circulated vide this Ministry’s OM

No. SM-25021/4/2016-SM dated 22nd March,

2017. The contribution of Ministry of Shipping

will be limited to 50 per cent of the project

cost as per DPR or tendered cost, whichever

is lesser, 50 per cent is the cap of assistance

from all sources/schemes of Government of

India and will be provided in three tranches

of 50%, 40% and 10% based on project

milestones.

In case of UTs, where no other sources of

funding are available, the limit of 50 per cent

cold be relaxed. 50% of the Ministry of

Shipping’s share will be disbursed upon

approval of the proposal submitted by

the Major Ports/Non-Major Ports/State

Governments (including State Maritime

Boards). Second installment of financial

assistance equal to 40% of the share of Ministry

of Shipping will be released only after

achieving financial progress of 50% or more

for the project and furnishing of Utilization

Certificate for already released first

installment. Remaining 10% of the Central

Government share shall be released upon

completion of the work subject to submission

of Utilization Certificate of earlier released

amount and the completion certificate which

must be countersigned by third party

monitor.

4. 50% of the Government’s share will be

disbursed upon approval of the proposal

submitted by the Major Port/Non-Major Port/

/State Government. Remaining 50% of the

Central Government share shall be released

upon completion of the work subject to

submission of Utilization Certificate of earlier

released amount and the completion

certificate which must be countersigned by

third party monitor.

5. The concerned Major Port/Non-Major

Port and State Government seeking assistance

under the scheme will formulate a proposal

and submit it with Project documents viz.

TEFR, DPR etc., Administrative Approval,

confirmation of 50% funding by them etc., duly

approved by competent authority and send it

to Ministry of Shipping for approval/release

of funds. Non-Major Ports will submit

proposals through State Maritime Boards or

Port Department of Maritime States.

6. Major Port/Non-Major Port and State

Government provided assistance under the

scheme would appoint a third party monitor.

Third party monitor would be appointed from

the approved panel maintained by Indian Port

Association (IPA) for the purpose. The third

party monitor would furnish periodic status

reports to both the Ports/State Governments

and Ministry of Shipping and also countersign

the completion certificate. The expenditure on

account of appointing third party monitor will

be borne by respective Major Port/Non-Major

Port/State Government seeking financial

assistance.

7. The scheme will apply to State

Governments/State Maritime Boards. In

case private ports are selected by State

Governments/State Maritime Boards through

open transparent bidding and license is given

to private ports by the State Governments, the

support under the proposed scheme would

be limited upto the amount of assistance

permitted as per Department of Economic

Affairs VGF scheme guidelines dated

23-01-2006. During the selection of con-

cessionaire, the benefits under the scheme be

informed upfront to bidders. However, the

scheme will not be applicable to existing

private ports.

8. The Coastal Berth Scheme will apply to

State Maritime Boards/State Governments. In

case private ports are selected by State

Maritime Boards/State Governments through

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open transparent bidding and license is given

to private ports by the State Governments, the

support under the proposal scheme would be

limited upto the amount of assistance

permitted as per Department of Economic

Affairs VGF scheme guidelines dated

23-01-2006.

During

the

selection

concessionaire the benefits under the scheme

shall be informed upfront to bidders. However,

the scheme will not be applicable to existing

private ports.

9. Coastal berths proposed to be con-

structed under the scheme should preferably

be outside custom bound area so that they can

be notified as exclusive coastal berths.

10. Breakwater and capital dredging

proposals of Coastal Ports (not dealing with

EXIM Cargo) will be given preference and it

should be based on model studies from

reputed institutions. The cost of maintenance

dredging if any and O & M cost of equipments

should be borne by the ports.

11. The assets created under the scheme

will be maintained by respective ports. No

assistance would be provided under the

scheme for maintenance of capital assets

created under the scheme.

12. No assistance will be provided for

deployment of manpower.

13. The projects funded from the scheme

would be implemented by respective ports/

/State Governments.

14. The beneficiary Major Port/Non-Major

Port/State Government will host the project

details on the website of the Ministry of

Shipping in a separate window to be created

for the purpose. The progress of the project

would be updated on monthly basis.

15. Procedures being followed for securing

other port infrastructure against nature/

/mandate disasters like floods, cyclones,

earthquakes, tsunamis, etc., will also be

followed in respect of infrastructure created

under the scheme.

16. The financial assistance (grant-in-aid)

given under the scheme is subject to audit by

the CAG of India.

17. These guidelines supersede the earlier

guidelines on the subject issued vide this

Ministry’s letter number 16(35)/2012-PD-VI

dated 08-09-2015.

Under the scheme mentioned in the subject

the financial assistance from the Ministry of

Shipping would be up to 50% of the total cost

of the budget. The State Government seeking

financial assistance under the scheme should

incur the balanced expenditure from their

own resources. The State Government

will formulate the proposal and submit in

budget documents like DPR, TEFR, etc.,

expenditure approval and confirmation of 50%

funding by them, etc., duly approved by the

Competent Authority and send it to Ministry

of Shipping for approval and release of funds.

This issues with the concurrence of the

Finance Department.

By order and in the name of the Governor

of Goa.

Captain James Braganza (Captain of Ports).

Panaji, 11th January, 2019.

———ttt———

Department of Industries

Notification

10/1/2018-IND

Sub.: Scheme for Imparting Training in Khadi

& Village Industries Sector.

I. Short title commencement and duration.—

(1) The scheme shall be called as “Scheme

for Imparting Training under Khadi & Village

Industries Sector, 2018”.

(2) The scheme shall come into force from

the date of issue of Notification and shall

remain in force for five (05) years.

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II. Introduction.— The Goa Khadi and

Village Industries Board (GKVIB) has been

implementing various schemes of the Khadi

and Village Industries Commission (KVIC),

Mumbai. Since its inception the GKVIB has

financed more than 7000 units under Village

Industries Sector in Goa. However, no Khadi

production units have been assisted so far in

the State. One of the reasons for this shortfall

is that there are no Khadi skilled artisans in

the State. In order to overcome this hurdle the

GKVIB in association with KVIC intends under

take training programme for traditional Khadi

& Solar Khadi as well as for some village

industries which have potential to flourish in

the State.

The KVIB may undertake the training

independently or in association with any other

department or voluntary organization.

III. Objectives.— The scheme envisages

training of the prospective candidates in Khadi

as well as village industries sector. The trained

candidates shall thereafter be linked to

one the Government sponsored schemes

implemented by the Goa Khadi & Village

Industries Board or any other Government

department. This would enable the

unemployed masses to set up their own

ventures for self employment. It may

also generate further employment in the

State.

IV. Eligibility.— Any person above the age

of 18 years and who is a resident of the State

of Goa for 10 years shall be eligible for the

scheme.

V. Receipt of the applications.— The

selection of the candidates shall be though

public notice, sponsorship by the line

departments or by sponsorship though

voluntary organizations. The format for the

application form is at Annexure I.

VI. Appraisal Committee.— A three member

committee comprising of the following

members shall be set up to scrutinize the

application and formulate a training schedule.

(1) The Chief Executive Officer, Goa Khadi

Village and Industries Board — Chairman.

(2) The State Director, Khadi Village

Industries Commission — Member.

(3) Representative of the Directorate of

Industries, Trade and Commerce — Member.

VII. Economics of the scheme.— Each

training batch of Khadi and the Village

Industry shall comprise of maximum 20

candidates.

The duration of the training shall depend

on the type of the activities. However, the

duration shall be of maximum 25 working

days. Five batches shall be conducted per

year.

Sr. No.

Head of expenditure

Amount

TA for the participants @ Rs. 100/- per day 100 x 20 x 25

Rs. 50,000/-

Trainer fee @ 500 per day 500 x 25

Rs. 12,500/-

Study material @ 100 per trainee 100 x 20

Rs. 2,000/-

Stationery Printing/banners/advertisement

Rs. 10,000/-

Refreshments or stipend @ 100 per person 100 x 20 x 25

Rs. 50,000/-

Raw material cost

Rs. 50,000/-

Transportation

Rs. 5,000/-

Misc

Rs. 10,500/-

TOTAL

Rs. 1,90,000/-

Total Requirement per year for 5 batches 190000 x 5

Rs. 9,50,000/-

The financial quantum for training for one financial year shall be as follows:—

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* In case the duration of the batch is less than 25 days, more number of batches shall be

accommodated within the overall budget provision.

* Interchange of expenditure from one head to other shall be permitted within the overall

expenditure limit.

VIII. Interpretation.— if any question arises, regarding interpretation of any clause, word,

experession of this scheme of the target schemes, the decision shall lie with the Government,

which shall be final and binding on all concerned.

IX. Removal of difficulties.— All issues relating to the eligibility, definition, operationalization,

or issues on account of new situation arising due to certain circumstance, not envisaged at the

time of the target schemes, would be resolved by the Government of Goa.

This has been issued with the concurrence of Finance (Expenditure) Department vide U. O.

No. 1400055531 dated 21-09-2018.

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

A. S. Mahatme, Under Secretary (Industries).

Porvorim, 7th January, 2019.

———ttt———

Department of Labour

Corrigendum

25/4/2018-LAB/43

Read: Government Order No. 25/4/2018-LAB/

/650 dated 26-9-2018 published in the

Official Gazette, Series I No. 27 dated

4-10-2018.

The Pay Scale “Level 2” appearing against

Sr. No. 11 of the order read in preamble shall

be corrected to read as “Level 1”.

By order and in the name of the Governor

of Goa.

A. S. Mahatme, Under Secretary (Labour).

Porvorim, 14th January, 2019.

————

Corrigendum

24/10/2017/LAB-ESI/50

Read: Order No. 24/10/2017/LAB-ESI/703

dated 19-10-2018.

In the Government Order read at preamble,

under the Heading “Posts on Contract Basis”

the column No. 3 shall stand deleted.

All the other contents of the order remain

unchanged.

By order and in the name of the Governor

of Goa.

A. S. Mahatme, Under Secretary (Labour).

Porvorim, 14th January, 2019.

————

Corrigendum

24/10/2017/LAB-ESI/51

Read: Order No. 24/10/2017/LAB-ESI/704

dated 19-10-2018.

In the Government Order read at preamble,

the column No. 3 of table shall stand deleted.

All the other contents of the order remain

unchanged.

By order and in the name of the Governor

of Goa.

A. S. Mahatme, Under Secretary (Labour).

Porvorim, 14th January, 2019.

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Department of Revenue

Corrigendum

17/1/Fixation of Land Rate/2012-RD/88

Read: (1) Order No. 17/1/Fixation of Land

Rates/2012-RD/5004 dated 26-12-2012

published in the Official Gazette,

Series I No. 40 dated 3-1-2013.

In the above cited Order, the minimum land

rates of the Villages of Nanus, Massordem and

Velus which fall within the Municipal

jurisdiction of Valpoi Municipal Council will

be read as ‘Rs. 800/-’ instead of ‘Rs. 500/-’,

‘Rs. 300/-’ and ‘Rs. 400/-’.

The rest of the contents of the above read

order shall remain unchanged.

The above rates shall 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, 10th January, 2019.

———ttt———

Department of Tribal Welfare

Directorate of Tribal Welfare

Notification

1-349-2018-19/ADMN/DTW/Part/7287

Read: “Financial Assistance for Construction/

/Re-construction and Repairs of house

under Atal Asra Yojana”.

Whereas the Government has notified a

scheme “Financial Assistance for construction/

/re-construction and repairs of house under

Atal Asra Yojana” vide Notification No. DTW/

/STAT/PC/2012-13/51/5879 notified in Official

Gazette, Series I No. 41 dated 09-01-2014,

amended Notification No. DTW/STAT/PC/

/2012-13/51/3316 notified in Official Gazette,

Series I No. 14 dated 2-07-2015, amended

Notification No. DTW/STAT/PC/2012-13/51/

/2014 notified in Official Gazette, Series I

No. 32 dated 05-11-2015 and amended

Notification No. DTW/STAT/PC/2017-18/51

notified in Official Gazette, Series I No. 45

dated 08-02-2018.

And whereas Government desires to amend

at Clause 9 (a) & (b) and Clause 10.

Now therefore, the Clause 9 (a) & (b) and

Clause 10 of the scheme “Financial Assistance

for Construction/Re-construction and Repairs

of house under Atal Asra Yojana” is amended

to read as under:—

Clause 9. Sanction for the proposal.— (a)

Deputy Director of Tribal Welfare will sanction

the case after scrutinizing the proposal along

with sanction order, 75% of the sanctioned

amount will be released in the form of First

instalment. Balance sanctioned amount will

be credited to the account specially created

for the purpose of this scheme in the Goa

Scheduled Tribe Finance and Development

Corporation.

Goa Scheduled Tribe Finance and

Development Corporation shall deposit

interest received on the principal amount back

to Government treasury in the month of

January and July of each year. The Account

will be in the name of the “ATAL ASRA” and

will be jointly operated by Goa Scheduled

Tribe Finance and Development Corporation

and Deputy Director of Tribal Welfare.

50% of the Fees of the registered Engineers/

/Architects/Contractor who are registered

with PWD/GSIDC/Government Departments

or Autonomous bodies etc. will be paid directly

to them through ECS mode by Deputy Director

of Tribal Welfare on receipt of the bill duly

certified by the Committee with the restriction

mentioned in the scheme under clause 4(ii).

The balance amount will be credited in “Atal

Asra” Account mentioned above.

(b) In case of recommendation under Clause

(d) of 8, Deputy Director of Tribal Welfare shall

sanction the case. However 1st installment i.e

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75% of the sanctioned amount will be deposited

in the Joint Account in the bank in the name

of Deputy Director Tribal Welfare and the name

of Applicant in the form of Fixed Deposit

or equivalent deposit. The balance amount

will be credited in the account specially

created in Goa Scheduled Tribe Finance and

Development Corporation Ltd. under the

scheme as mentioned in clause 9(a). The

entire amount of the fees of registered

Engineers/Architects/Contractors who are

registered with PWD/GSIDC/Government

Departments or Autonomous bodies etc. will

be deposited in the Account mentioned in

Clause 9(a). The Deputy Director, Tribal

Welfare shall release the 1st installment to the

applicant only after producing the Re-

construction license to the Deputy Director,

Tribal Welfare. 50% of the fees of registered

Engineer/Architects/Contractors will be

released to them through ECS mode by Deputy

Director of Tribal Welfare through ST Finance

and Development Corporation thereafter.

It is binding on the applicant to submit the

Construction/Reconstruction license issued

by Competent Authority within the period of

15 months to the Deputy Director of Tribal

Welfare, failing which the sanction order will

be get lapsed without any further notice and

the entire amount shall be credited in

Government Treasury. However with prior

approval of Government, the period may be

extended by maximum of 9 months, if

requested by the applicant. Interest in such

F.D. shall be credited to the Account of

applicant if the same is utilized in 15 months

or extended period as the case may be.

However in case of lapsed sanctioned order

the interest will be credited to the account of

the Government treasury.

The actual work should commence within

90 days from the date of sanctioned amount

released. If not, the released amount will be

recovered from the applicant as an Arrears of

Land Revenue under the Goa, Daman & Diu

Land Revenue Code, 1968 & Rules.

The applicant shall apply for 2nd instalment

within 90 days from the date of sanctioned

amount released. If not, the released amount

will be recovered from the applicant as an

Arrears of Land Revenue under the Goa,

Daman & Diu Land Revenue Code, 1968 &

Rules and sanctioned amount will be credited

in Government Treasury.

Clause 10.— Applicant shall put the logo

prescribed under the scheme on the front side

or prominent place of the house after

completion

the

Construction/Re-

construction/Repairs of the house.

On the basis of the report of the registered

Engineers/Architect/Contractors of utilization

of the amount released in first instalment, on

join inspection by BDO or his representative

and official appointed by the Director, Tribal

Welfare and on the completion certificate

of the registered Engineer/Architects/

Contractor who are registered in PWD/

/GSIDC/Government Department/Autono-

mous bodies etc. & logo Certificate issued by

Block Development Officer along with two

Photographs, one photograph for logo

alongwith the applicant and second

photograph of the site of work undertaken for

Repairs/Re-construction/New construction

and should match with the materials procured,

occupancy certificate from competent

authority incase of Re-construction/New

construction and bills for purchase of

materials. However, for Repair Estimate/bills

of contractor shall be accepted if said

contractors are registered with PWD/GSIDC/

/Government Departments or Autonomous

bodies etc. The 2nd instalment of 25% of the

sanctioned amount will be released through

Goa ST Finance & Development Corporation

by Deputy Director, Tribal Welfare.

On production of the certificate stating that

Construction/Re-construction/Repairs is

complete in all respect by registered

Engineers/Architects/Contractors

duly

countersigned by the applicant the balance

amount of fees will be paid to registered

Engineers/Architects/Contractors, directly at

the time of second instalment by Deputy

Director of Tribal Welfare through their

Aadhar/ECS mode.

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Incase of estimate prepared by Contractors,

EO (RE) of BDO, office for Village Panchayat

Jurisdiction/Municipal Engineer of Municipal

Council for Municipal Jurisdiction shall

certify the completion of Construction/Re-

construction or repairs.

BDO shall recommend for 2nd installment

along with above mentioned documents to the

Director of Tribal Welfare.

All other clauses in the above mentioned

scheme remain unchanged.

This amendment shall come into force with

immediate effect from the date of publication

in the Official Gazette.

By order and in the name of Governor

of Goa.

Venancio Furtado, Director & ex officio Jt.

Secretary (Tribal Welfare).

Panaji, 11th January, 2019.