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Panaji, 11th November, 2021 (Kartika 20, 1943)

SERIES I No. 33

Reg. No. RNP/GOA/32/2021-2023

RNI No. GOAENG/2002/6410

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

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NOTE

There is an Extraordinary issue to the Official Gazette, Series I No. 32 dated 5-11-2021, namely Extraordinary dated

10-11-2021 from pages 2089 to 2090, Department of Panchayati Raj & Community Development, Notification No. 26/01/

/DP/GP/ACT/2021/6958 regarding appointment of date on which the Goa Panchayat Raj (Amendment) Act, 2021 shall

come into force.

INDEX

Department

Order/Notification/Corr.

Subject

Pages

Information Technology

Not.- 2(1)/DOIT/2020/Startup

Startup Policy –2021.

2091

Dir. & ex officio Joint Secy.

Policy 2020/1070

Personnel

Not.- 1/13/2021-PER

RR— The Goa Dental College and Hospital.

2100

Under Secretary

Revenue

Cir.- 17/1/Fixation of Land

—

2102

Under Secretary

Rates/2012-RD/8785

Science, Technology &

Ord.- 6-39-2021/S,T&WM/

Pattern of Assistance.

2102

Waste Management

/869

Dir. & ex off. Joint Secy.

5.a. Social Welfare

Corr.- 61-22-2017-BC/DSW/

—

2103

Director & ex off. Joint Secy.

/4016

b. —do—

Not.- 83-1-2020-21/SDB/4032

Mukhyamantri Dev Darshan Yatra Yojana.

2110

Tourism

Not.- 5/25(6)/2021-DT/

Appointment of date on which the Goa

2117

Director & ex off. Joint Secy.

/3619

Registration of Tourist Trade (Amendment)

Act, 2019 shall come into force.

Town & Country Planning

Not.- 21/1/TCP/2021/Steering

The Goa Land Development and Building

2117

Chief Town Planner &

Committee/1819

Construction (Amendment) Regulations, 2021.

Director & ex off. Addl. Secy.

GOVERNMENT OF GOA

Department of Information Technology

–––

Notification

2(1)/DOIT/2020/Startup Policy 2020/1070

The StartUp Policy - 2021 as adopted by the Government is hereby published for information

of the public.

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1. Preamble

a) Demographic dividend is one of India’s

biggest strengths. However, our demographic

dividend can be leveraged only when a

suitable eco-system is made available for the

youth to meaningfully deploy their energies,

skills and talents towards the nation building

and economic development processes. Hence

facilitating entrepreneurship, which in turn

leads to value creation and job creation, is

governance and a moral imperative which the

Government of Goa is unflinchingly

committed to. Hence the Government of Goa

has released this new Goa Startup policy,

which pertains to proliferation of start-ups

and unleashing of economic opportunities

across the state of Goa.

b) Goa is a popular urban state with the

highest per-capita GDP and enviable human

development indices. Goa’s cosmopolitan

culture, impressive infrastructure, quality

manpower, picturesque landscape, clean

environment and development orientation,

not only makes Goa an ideal base for

entrepreneurs to realise their dreams, but will

also play a key role in facilitating an

environment that is supportive and makes the

start-ups innovative and globally competitive.

It is towards this objective that this new Goa

Startup policy has been drafted.

c) One of the transformative factors of

Startups is their matchless potential to

exponentially scale up, leading to large scale

job & wealth creation. While the Government

is committed to promoting entrepreneurs

from Goa and generating employment for

Goans, the Government is equally committed

to inviting the best entrepreneurial talent and

the brightest innovative minds and the startup

ecosystem

enablers

Incubators,

Accelerators, Investors from outside Goa in

order to build a robust startup eco system

within the state.

d) The Government recognises that

education and skill development that is

aligned to the requirements of the industry

are vital for a robust startup eco-system.

Hence the Government is committed to

continuously improving the Goan Education

system, and providing Do IT Yourself course

to students of schools and university for

upgrading their skills.

e) In order to incentivise promising Startups

to be incorporated, registered in Goa and/or

operating from Goa, the Government of Goa,

on a case to case basis, can grant any

exemption beyond the scope of this policy, to

startups operating in the following areas with

a special focus on areas such as smart cities,

urban management, mining, tourism &

hospitality, gaming, waste management,

renewable energy, education, health care,

communication, and entertainment.

f) Building a lasting institutional framework

that changes the Startup landscape of Goa,

and makes the state an attractive Startup base

for entrepreneurs, involves a concentrated

strategy and robust implementation. Based on

the changing dynamics of the Startups,

entrepreneurs, human capital, industry and

other aspects related to the start-up

ecosystem, this policy will keep evolving and

remain proactively responsive to put Goa on

top of the Startup game.

2. Definitions

The definitions stated below are only

applicable to the contents of the Goa Start-up

Policy 2021 and shall be void beyond the

scope specified herein.

a) Start-up means an entity meeting the

following criterion:

1. Up to ten years from the date of

incorporation/registration in the State of

Goa and/or operating in the State of Goa;

and,

2. With annual turnover not exceeding

INR 100 crore in any of the preceding

financial years; and,

3. Incorporated as a Private Limited

Company, a Registered Partnership Firm

or a Limited Liability Partnership; and,

4. Should be working towards

development or improvement of a

product, process or service and/or have

scalable business model.

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Note: Entity should not have been formed

by splitting up or reconstructing an already

existing business

b) Cell means Start-up Promotion Cell, a

Goa Government appointed governing

body.

c) State means State of Goa.

d) Local refers to a person satisfying at

least one of the following criteria:

1. Person born in the State of Goa; or,

2. Person having domicile for 10 years

or more in the state; or,

3. Spouse of a person covered under

any of the conditions mentioned in d (1)

and d (2), through marriages registered

in Goa.

e) Local start-up means start-up in

which at least 50% equity/share is held by

one or more Goans continuously since the

time of inception. Unless and until explicitly

mentioned as a local start-up, start-up

herein refers to any entity meeting the

conditions detailed above (paragraph a).

Fresher’s

means

Graduate

Postgraduate professionals who have

completed their graduation within the

stipulated period of study, and not more

than two years have elapsed since the

completion of the graduation & post-

-graduation courses respectively.

3. Vision

To make Goa one of the most preferred

start-up destinations of India, and make it

feature in the top 25 start-up destinations in

Asia by 2025.

4. Objectives

a) To make Goa an aspirational

geographical and human resources base

for high value start-ups.

b) To invite the best entrepreneurial

minds to make Goa their professional base,

and thereby build a robust start-up eco-

system in the state.

c) To assist the Goan Entrepreneurs and

local start-ups.

d) Evangelising creation of at least 500

innovative, technology enabled startups

and building sustainable services and

solution oriented startups in Goa by

providing requisite assistance and support

in next 3 years, targeting generation of

employment for at least 6000 Goans.

e) Providing requisite assistance and

support for developing technology &

innovation hubs, centres of excellence,

R&D labs and incubation centres in the

next 3 years.

f) To infuse technology-enabled real-

world problem-solving skills into the Goan

education system through collaboration

between industry, academia, and through

the introduction of DIY modules as part of

school curriculum, and Massive Online

Open Courses as part of University

curriculum.

g) To create an eco-system that makes it

easy for Goan students to acquire technical

skills required for employability and

professional growth in the startup space.

h) To ensure continuous evolution of

policy measures and creation of a

responsive

policy

framework

for

accelerating growth of the start-up

ecosystem and incorporating new frontiers

of technology enablement on an ongoing

basis.

i) To facilitate creation of dedicated funds

for providing various types of support and

impetus to start-ups:

1. Idea to P-o-C (Proof of Concept) Fund

2. Seed Loan Fund

3. Working Capital Fund

4. Women Entrepreneurs Development

Fund

5. Research & Development Fund

6. Student Innovation Fund

7. Skill Development Fund

8. Incubation Support Fund

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5. State Support

5.1 Institutional Support

a) A Startup Promotion Cell is formed

under the Department of IT (Goa) as

serves as the nodal agency to register/

recognise/certify,

the

start-ups

established in the state. Secretary IT is

the convenor of the cell. Director (IT) is

empowered to certify the start-ups.

b) The cell is headed by a CEO, and

dedicated team of professionals and/or

professional agencies to carry out the

following functions:

1. Administration

2. Communication

3. Due Diligence of Applications

4. Eco System Development

5. Enabling Access to Finance

6. Incubation

7. Mentoring

8. Operation Management of the Cell

c) The cell will conduct Startups

ecosystem programs by themselves and

inviting industry expert and professions

including Empanelled agencies for

assisting the startups in the statutory

matters regarding company formation,

filings, accounting and taxes.

d) The cell would also engage

professionals/agencies for the following

functions, who would provide services

to the startups on a shared services

model, at notified rates:

1. Management

2. Human Resources

3. Technical

4. Legal

5. Finance

5.2 Regulatory Compliance Enablement

a) All start-ups registered in Goa will be

allowed to operate 24/7. An intimation from

Startup Promotion Cell will be issued to the

Panchayat and Local Bodies intimating

them on the Certified Goa Startups to

operate 24x7.

b) Start-ups registered with the

Government of India under the Start-up

India program, and registered with the cell

will be exempted from inspection under the

following acts:

1. Factories Act, 1948

2. Maternity Benefit Act, 1961

3. The Contract Labour/Regulations

and Abolition Act, 1970

4. The Payment of Wages Act, 1936

5. The Minimum Wages Act, 1948

6. The Employment Exchange Act,

1959.

However, start-ups will need to

confirm compliance based on self-

certification.

c) As part of the Government of Goa’s

endeavour to promote EoDB in the state,

the cell has set-up an internet based single-

window portal exclusively for start-ups and

continues to update and maintain the

portal providing due information.

d) The Goa State Start up portal

(www.startup.goa.gov.in)

enables

registration of the start-ups, facilitates two-

way communication with the Government

for updates and reminders on regulatory

matters, and access to the repository of

information on all state-level as well as

national regulatory compliances that are

required for new and existing start-ups.

Through the single window portal, the cell

also provides a channel for the start-ups to

provide policy inputs to the Government.

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e) In addition, each Government

department having a regulatory or

administrative interface with start-ups shall

have Head of Department duly appointed

as a Nodal Officer designate, to serve as

the single point of contact in respect of all

permissions/grievances/queries pertaining

to the Department concerned.

5.3.

Infrastructure-Incubators

and

Accelerators

As part of Goa Government’s commitment

to promoting start-ups and incubators in the

state, the Government would strive towards

developing world-class infrastructure through

the following models:

5.3.1 Government Developed Incubators:

a) The cell would assist in setting up one

state-of-the-art, fully equipped, plug-and-

play innovation and incubation centre in

Goa, of an appropriate size, within the next

1 year from the date of notification of this

policy. Satellite centres of an appropriate

size would also be set-up across various

locations in Goa, based on demand.

b) Through the incubation centres

outlined above, the Government would

provide the following at subsidised rates:

1) Fully functional and semi-functional

plug-&-play working spaces for start-ups

and incubators.

2) High-speed internet connectivity.

3) Shared IT infrastructure such as

printers, projectors, fax machines, photo

copiers, etc.

4) Other infrastructure like meeting

rooms, server rooms, QA/QC labs, etc.

c) In the next two years, the cell would

aim to mentor a minimum of 50 start-ups

operating out of such Government

developed facilities.

d) The cell would endeavour to mentor

and train the Staff of Goa Incubators as well

by using resources of DPIIT, Startup India,

Central Government resources and

schemes.

e) Startup Promotion Cell will explore the

possibility of development and operational

of a Virtual Incubation Platform for

Startups. The Virtual Platform can be

without charges for registered Startup. SPC

will explore possibility of development of

this Virtual Platform which can be self-

sustaining model in few years. Funds for

the same would be provisioned from the

Incubation Support Fund.

f) Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

Funding will be explored by the cell to

provide additional funds to establish and

promote incubators both virtual and

physical. Funds raised from these CSR

activities can be placed under the

Incubation Support Fund.

5.3.2 Privately Run Incubators:

a) The cell would enter a tie-up with

established incubators who would be

admitting start-ups registered with the cell.

The start-ups will be selected by the

incubators as per their extant admission

rules. The Cell will subsidize part of the

cost per seat provided by the incubator and

the rest would be collected from the start-

up. The rate charged per-seat, by the

incubator, will be as per agreed terms

between the cell and the incubator.

b) The cell will explore possibility of

running Incubators and Accelerator

program

through

public

private

partnership mode. Funds for the same

would be provisioned from the Incubation

Support Fund.

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5.3.3 Incubation within Government

leased space:

a) The cell may lease fully functional and

semi-functional spaces and appoint an

incubator to manage the incubation

process in those spaces. The leased

premises and the incubation cost will be

borne on a per-seat basis. Funds for the

same would be provisioned from the

Incubation Support Fund.

5.3.4 Incubators within educational

institutes:

a) All educational institutes in Goa,

affiliated to a recognized public university,

can avail a one-time grant of up to Rs. 10

lacs towards capital expenses, for setting

up of an incubator within their institute

campuses, for the purpose of nurturing

start-ups founded by students enrolled in

these institutes. Such incubators will also

be provided a grant of up to Rs. 3 lacs per

year, for a period of three years, towards

operational expenses. Funds for the same

would be provisioned from the Incubation

Support Fund.

5.4. Access to Finance

a) Government of Goa intends to actively

support the set-up, operations and growth

of eligible start-ups based in Goa through

various measures giving them access to

finance by enabling an investor network,

funding process and financial schemes by

way of incentives and enabling provisions

listed in this section.

5.4.1 Incentives and Enabling Funding:

Through the online single-window, the

cell shall receive, process, approve and

disburse the incentives eligible under this

policy. The cell will execute all provisions

listed in this section within 1 year of the

notification of policy as per the operational

guidelines of each of the incentives listed

here.

a) The Government will create a Venture

Capital Fund to meet the funding

requirements of scalable Startups in Goa.

This Venture Capital Fund will be in the

nature of “Fund of Funds” and hence will

not directly invest in the Startups. The

objective of this Venture Capital Fund is to

provide the funds needed for growing and

scaling Startups. This Fund can invest upto

Rs. 1 crore in lieu of Equity in promising

Startups. With this Fund, the Government

would aim to fund atleast 25 startups via

this “Fund of Funds”. The charter of the

“Fund of Funds” will determine the modus

operandi and process of the Fund.

Government will appoint a suitable entity

to administer and be the lead managers’

for this “Fund of Funds”.

b) For start-ups registering patents at

National and International levels, the cell

will reimburse up to 100% of the cost

incurred by the start-up concerned in fees

and all other costs associated with patent

application, subject to a cap of Rs. 2 lacs

for national patents and Rs. 5 lacs for

international patents. Funds for the same

would be provisioned from the Research

and Development Fund.

c) For start-ups that have successfully

entered the production/service delivery

phase, 50% of the cost of trade-mark

registration of their company name and

logo, will be reimbursed by the cell. Funds

for the same would be provisioned from the

Research and Development Fund.

d) For start-ups hiring local talent, 50%

of the salary of freshers will be reimbursed,

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subject to a cap of Rs. 15,000 per month

per recruit. Freshers for the purpose of this

incentive provision are defined as

professionals who have completed their

graduation in the last two years. For start-

ups whose work force comprises 60% of

locals, a matching grant of up to 25% of

salary of the local workforce will be

reimbursed. Funds for the same would be

provisioned from the Working Capital Fund.

e) For start-ups that operate from their

own premises or rented premises, and do

not use the Government developed

facilities, cost towards internet connectivity,

software license fees, and cloud services

fee, will be reimbursed subject to a

maximum limit of Rs. 1,00,000 per quarter.

Funds for the same would be provisioned

from Working Capital Fund.

f) For such start-ups lease rental subsidy

of up to Rs. 20/- square feet per month, will

be provided for a period of two years. This

is applicable only for local start-ups. This

incentive is subject to a cap of Rs. 3 lacs

per annum. Funds for the same would be

provisioned from the Working Capital Fund.

g) In order to promote innovation

amongst the Goan start-ups, 50% of R&D

expenses, including salaries of employees

holding Ph.D and Master Degree employed

by start-ups will be reimbursed for a

period of two years, subject to a cap of

Rs. 5 lacs per annum. Salary component

must not be in excess of Rs. 2 lacs of this

incentive. Funds for the same would be

provisioned from the Research and

Development Fund.

h) Requirements of all Government

departments

for

Information

and

Technology solutions will be routed

centrally through an agency nominated for

this purpose. The agency so nominated

shall necessarily outsource a minimum of

50% of the anticipated requirements in

terms of the total estimated contract value,

to Goan Start-ups only. In cases where

Goan Start-ups are not in a position to

provide the product or service, then in

such cases, the agency may, subject to

other conditions, avail the product or

service from any other source.

i) The cell will carry out a Dedicated

Mentoring program and funding for Women

Entrepreneurs. Startups by Women

Entrepreneurs at idea stage will be given a

monthly allowance Rs. 22000 per month for

a period of 1 year. A marketing/technology

support assistance up to Rs. 10 lakh will

be provided to Women Startups’. The fund

for the same will be allocated from the

Women Entrepreneurs Development Fund.

The Cell would aim to support a maximum

of 40 Women Startups every year under

the above schemes.

j) To encourage promising Startups from

every region to set up base in Goa, the Cell

would extend the support from Fund of

Funds to even Startup from outside Goa

who set up their major operations in Goa

and employ more than 50% local.

6. Skill Development & Access to Talent

a) Retail educational institutes that

impart programming and technical skills

will be encouraged in Goa. Institutes

registered with the cell and providing

courses at pre-fixed rates, will be provided

Internet subsidy (up to Rs. 5 lacs per year),

power subsidy (up to Rs. 1 lac per year),

25% capital investments reimbursement (on

all capital procurement for a period of two

years), and 10% salary cost subsidy for a

period of two years. Funds for the same

would be provisioned from the Skill

Development Fund. This would be available

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for retail educational institute which are

certified by the cell.

b) The cell would also come out with a

list of courses that must be imparted

through the Massive Online Open Courses

format, in all colleges in Goa. Startup

Promotion Cell would also come out with a

list of courses that must be imparted

through the Massive Online Open Courses

format, in all colleges in Goa and the

Students who take up that courses will be

provided reimbursement up to 50% of fees

paid and reimbursement per student per

year will be limited to Rs 50,000 per year.

Startup Promotion Cell will also endeavour

to provide the courses on the Startup Goa

Portal for students at subsidised rates.

Funds for the same would be provisioned

from the Skill Development Fund.

c) Each year the cell will organize a ‘Goa

Start-Up Ideas’ competition, for students

from class VIII up to graduation, from

which five promising Start-up ideas will be

identified, incubated and fully funded by

the cell for a period of three years.

Additional incentives including stipend,

equity distribution, etc. will be spelt out

under a separate scheme for this purpose.

Funds for the same would be provisioned

from the Student Innovation Fund.

d) Cell would collaborate with the

Department of Skill Development &

Entrepreneurship & Department of Higher

Education,

Technical

Education

undertake activities and jointly run a

technology fellowship program and identify

technology

educators

technical

educational institutes in the State of Goa

who are keen to upgrade their skills in the

relevant areas.

e) The Government will collaborate and

assist Goa based educational institutes,

industrial parks to set-up IT labs, Maker-

labs, Centre of Excellence, Innovation

centres in their premises with state-of-the-

art facilities for school students to

experiment and familiarise with emerging

technologies. Funds for the same would be

provisioned from the Student Innovation

Fund.

7. Other Aspects

a) This policy shall remain in operation

for a period of three years from the date of

notification of the policy in the Official

Gazette.

b) Adequate budgetary provision will be

made and transferred into the respective

fund heads, through which benefits/

incentives envisaged under this policy will

be disbursed by the cell to applicants/

beneficiaries, thereby ensuring continuous

availability of funds for the smooth and

uninterrupted operationalization of this

policy.

c) In case of any doubt/ambiguity/lack

of clarity regarding the meaning or

interpretation of the any of the provisions

of the policy stated above, which may arise

during the implementation of the policy, the

same shall be clarified in terms of the

contents of the Preamble, Vision and

Objectives stated above.

d) In case of any disagreement regarding

meaning/implementation of any of the

provisions of the policy, the same shall be

decided by the Government and the

decision of the Government in this regard

shall be final and binding on all parties.

e) Disbursement of incentives will be

done as per schemes and details rolled out

pertaining to every incentive detailed in

this policy. The SPC shall carry out entire

due-diligence on the applications received

and submit proposal to the Government for

approval. The decision of the Government

in this regard shall be final and binding on

all parties.

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Department of Personnel

––

Notification

1/13/2021-PER

In exercise of the powers conferred by the

proviso to Article 309 of the Constitution of

India and in supersession of the existing

recruitment rules for the post of Assistant

Electrician, published in the Official Gazette,

Series I No. 3 dated 15-04-1982 vide

Government Notification No. 1/4/81-PER-Vol.

II dated 20-03-1982, the Governor of Goa

hereby makes the following rules to regulate

the recruitment to the Group ‘C’, Non-

-Gazetted, Non-Ministerial post in the Goa

Dental College and Hospital, Government of

Goa, namely:—

Short

title,

application

and

commencement.— (1) These rules may be

called the Government of Goa, Goa Dental

College and Hospital, Group ‘C’, Non-

-Gazetted, Non-Ministerial post, Recruitment

Rules, 2021.

(2) They shall apply to the post specified in

column (1) of the Schedule to these rules

(hereinafter called as the “said Schedule”).

(3) They shall come into force on the date of

their publication in the Official Gazette.

2. Number, classification and level in the pay

matrix.— The number of posts, classification

of the said post and level in the pay matrix

attached thereto shall be as specified in

columns (2) to (4) of the said Schedule:

Provided that the Government may vary the

number of posts as specified in column (2) of

the said Schedule from time to time subject to

exigencies of work.

3. Method of recruitment, age limit and

other qualifications.— The method of

recruitment to the said post, age limit,

qualifications and other matters connected

therewith shall be as specified in columns (5)

to (13) of the said Schedule.

4. Disqualification.— No person who has

entered into or contracted a marriage with a

person having a spouse living or who, having

a spouse living, has entered into or contracted

a marriage with any person, shall be eligible

for appointment to the service:

Provided that the Government may, if

satisfied that such marriage is permissible

under the personal law applicable to such

person and the other party to the marriage and

that there are other grounds for so doing,

exempt any person from the operation of this

rule.

5. Power to relax.— Where the Government

is of the opinion that it is necessary or

expedient so to do, it may, by order, for reasons

to be recorded in writing, relax any of the

provisions of these rules with respect to any

class or category of persons.

6. Saving.— Nothing in these rules shall

affect reservation, relaxation of age limit and

other concessions required to be provided for

Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Other

Backward Classes, Ex-servicemen and Other

Special Categories of persons in accordance

with the orders issued by the Government from

time to time in that regard.

By order and in the name of Governor of

Goa.

Vishal C. Kundaikar, Under Secretary

(Personnel-I)

Porvorim, 3rd November, 2021.

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SCHEDULE

Name/

/desig-

nation of

post

Age limit

for direct

recruits

Period of

probation, if

any

Method of

recruitment,

whether by direct

recruitment or

by promotion

or by deputation/

/transfer/contract

and percentage

of the vacancies

to be filled by

various methods

In case of recruit-

ment by promotion/

/deputation/

/transfer, grades

from which

promotion/

/deputation/

/transfer is

to be made

Educational

and other

qualifications

required for

direct recruits

Classifi-

cation

Whether age & educational

qualification prescribed for the

direct recruits will apply in the

case of promotees

Number

posts

Level in

the pay

matrix

If a

D.P.C./

D.S.C.

exists,

what is

its

compo-

sition

(2021)

(Subject

variation

depen-

dent on

workload).

Selec-

tion.

Group

‘C’,

Non-

-Gazet-

ted, Non-

Ministe-

rial

L-2

Not

exceeding

45 years

(Relaxable

for

Govern-

ment

servants

by five

years in

accor-

dance

with the

instruc-

tions or

orders

issued by

the

Govern-

ment from

time to

time).

Age: No

Educa-

tional

Qualifi-

cations:

Yes.

Two

years for

direct

recruits.

promotion,

failing

which, by

transfer on

deputation,

failing

both,

by direct

recruitment.

Assistant

Electrician.

Promotion: Helper

(Electrician) with

three years regular

service in the grade.

Transfer on depu-

tation:

Employee holding

analogous

post

under

State

Government.

Group

‘C’,

D.P.C./

/D.S.C.

Essential:

(1) Certificate in

the relevant trade

from a recognized

Industrial Training

Institute

equivalent.

(2) Knowledge of

Konkani.

Desirable:

(1)

One

year

experience in the

line.

(2) Knowledge of

Marathi.

Whether

selection

post or

non-

-selection

post

Circum-

stances in

which the

Goa Public

Service

Commis-

sion is to

consulted

in making

recruit-

ment

N.A.

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES I No. 33

11TH NOVEMBER, 2021

2102

Department of Revenue

Circular

17/1/Fixation of Land Rates/2012-RD/8785

Read: (1)

Order No. 17/1/Fixation of

Land/Rates/2012-RD/6850 dated

05-08-2020.

(2)

Addendum No. 17/1/Fixation of

Land Rates/2012-RD/6893 dated

25-08-2020.

(3)

Corrigendum No. 17/1/Fixation of

Land Rates/2012-RD/4023 dated

18-08-2021.

The Government was pleased to issue the

Order referred at Serial No. 1 above and notify

the statement of minimum land rates for the

year 2020-21 which came into force with

effect from 17th August, 2020 to 31st March,

2021. As the stipulated date mentioned in the

said Notification is over, it is clarified that until

new notification is issued in this regard, the

notification alongwith Addendum and

Corrigendum issued subsequently shall stand

valid and the rates mentioned therein will be

in force.

By order and in the name of the

Governor of Goa.

Sapna S. N. Bandodkar, Under Secretary,

(Revenue-I)/Link.

Porvorim, 28th October, 2021.

———ttt———

Department of Science, Technology &

Waste Management

Order

6-39-2021/S&T&WM/869

Government of Goa is pleased to modify

the Pattern of Assistance issued vide Order

No. 3-191-2011/14-15/STE-DIR/GSInC/Part/

278 dated 12-06-2017 and published in the

Official Gazette Series I No. 11 dated 15th

June, 2017 as below:—

Sanction of the Government is hereby

conveyed to the Pattern of Assistance to incur

an annual expenditure of Rs. 15,00,000/-

(Rupees Fifteen lakhs only) as Grant in Aid

to the Don Bosco College of Engineering,

Fatorda, to perform the functions of Secretariat

for the Goa State Innovation Council.

i. The grants shall be utilised by Don

Bosco College of Engineering for

(a) Salaries of the staff utilised for the

purpose of performing functions of

Secretariat for the Goa State Innovation

Council.

(b) Stationary, photocopying and other

administrative expenses.

during meeting and hire charges for

vehicles etc.

(d)

Purchase

computer,

photocopying machine and other IT