Panaji, 3rd August, 2023 (Sravana 12, 1945)
SERIES I No. 18
Reg. No. RNP/GOA/32/2021-2023
RNI No. GOAENG/2002/6410
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
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NOTE
There is one Supplement and one Extraordinary issue to the Official Gazette, Series I No. 17 dated 27-07-2023,
namely:—
1. Supplement dated 27-07-2023 from pages 1627 to 1648, Notification from Department of Agriculture, regarding
Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana Scheme.
2. Extraordinary dated 31-07-2023 from pages 1649 to 1652, Notification from Department of Law & Judiciary and
Order from Department of Revenue regarding Amendment to Government order dated 30-3-2017.
INDEX
Department
Notification
Subject
Pages
1
2
3
4
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1.
Animal Husbandry &
Corr.- 6-2(2)/AH/2023-24/2275
Corrigendum to Proffessional Efficiency
1653
Verterinary Services
Development Scheme.
2.
Education, Art &
Not.- LA/LEGN/2023/1381
Scheme—Vidhya Sahayya.
1654
Culture
3.
Official Language
Ord.- 6/16/2023/DOL/GKA
Revival of posts.
1660
4.
Revenue
Ord.- 26/1/2012-RD-I/918
Upgradation of pay scales.
1661
5.
Tribal Welfare
Not.- DTW/STAT/PC/2023-24/
Amendment to Prashikshan Yatra
1662
/(69/1754
Scheme.
1653
Department of Animal Husbandry &
Veterinary Services
Directorate of Animal Husbandry &
Veterinary Services
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Corrigendum
6-2(2)/AH/2023-24/2275
Read: Professional Efficiency Development
(PED) notified vide Notification No.
6-2(2)/AH/2023-24/675 dated 17-05-2023
published in Official Gazette,
Series I No. 8 dated 25th May, 2023.
In partial modification to the above referred
notification of the Professional Efficiency
Development (PED), in the Agreement Clause
at Sr. No. 4) “The Trainee and the Surety shall
be jointly and severally responsible to pay
additional support fee to the said Institute in
case trainee takes more than the period
stipulated by the Institute to complete his/
/her said Graduation Course” shall be read
as “The Trainee and the Surety shall be jointly
and severally responsible to pay additional
support fee of Rs. 75,000/- per student per
year to the said Institute in case trainee fails
in any year and takes more than the period
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options. Also there are many private sector/
/public sector industries willing to contribute
towards enhancement of quality of education
by
utilizing
their
Corporate
Social
Responsibility (CSR) funds in the education
sector. The new scheme “Vidhya Sahayya”,
is introduced to encourage community and
private/public sector participation to
empower schools in the State of Goa to meet
the educational needs of children.
3. Aims.—
× The scheme aims at utilizing voluntary
services rendered by community for
increasing education rate, quality of
education and implementing vocational
education thereby enhancing the employment/
/self employment rate.
× The scheme also aims to facilitate the
public/private sector industries/Institutions to
effectively utilize their CSR funds in the sector
of education.
Objectives.—
× To empower schools with the help of
community and Private/Public sector
participation for effective Implementation of
National Education Policy.
× To motivate and provide opportunities
to community and Private/Public sector to
participate in the activities that aim at growth
and development of schools.
× To strengthen the infrastructure of the
schools by providing support in Government
Primary,
Middle,
Secondary,
Higher
Secondary Schools to share their knowledge
& skills with the students and to guide the
students about the career options.
Hereinafter, the term ‘Schools’ will include
all Government Primary, Middle, Secondary,
Higher Secondary Schools in the State of Goa.
Hereinafter, the term ‘Volunteer’ will
include the individual member of the
community or a society duly registered, a
public or private sector industries or
institutions desirous of sponsoring services,
donating equipments/materials/infrastructure
stipulated by the Institute to complete his/
/her said Graduation Course”.
Rest all other contents in the scheme
remains unaltered.
By order and in the name of the
Governor of Goa.
Dr. Agostinho Misquita, Director & ex
officio Jt. Secretary (AH).
Panaji, 1st August, 2023.
———ttt———
Department of Education, Art & Culture
Directorate of Education
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Notification
DE/Adm.-II/Vidhya Sahayya-Scheme/2022
Vidhya Sahayya–Scheme to encourage
community and Private/Public sector
participation to empower schools in
the State of Goa
The Government of Goa is pleased to
formulate the Vidhya Sahayya–Scheme to
encourage community and Private/Public
sector participation to empower schools in
the State of Goa.
1. Short title and commencement.— i) This
scheme shall be called “Vidhya Sahayya”.
ii) It shall be applicable to all the
Government Schools under the Directorate of
Education, Government of Goa.
iii) The scheme shall come into force from
the date of its publication in the Official
Gazette.
2. Introduction.— The State of Goa is
striving to achieve universalization of
Elementary Education with quality education
and has ensured nearly 100% coverage in
terms of enrollment of children. Presently, all
the
required
support
for
imparting
elementary education through Government
Schools is made available by the Government.
However, there are many individual
volunteers, local artisans/entrepreneurs in
the community/surrounding of the schools
that are willing to and can share their
knowledge and skills with students, which
will guide the students about their career
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facilities etc., under said scheme to the
schools in the State of Goa.
4. Components of the scheme.— Keeping
in view the above aims and objectives, the
scheme has two allied components. The two
components are as follows:
(i) Assistance to the schools through
‘General level services/activities’.
(ii) Assistance to the schools through
‘Sponsorship services/activities’.
5. Implementing agency.— The scheme will
be implemented by the Directorate of
Education, Government of Goa.
6. Scope of the scheme.— The scope of the
scheme includes training for school children,
volunteering/sponsoring
in
terms
of
manpower such as mentors, teachers,
resource
persons,
special
educators,
therapists & rehabilitation specialists,
counseling for school children and parents,
early identification of children with special
needs with the help of health units of the
Government and their formal & functional
assessment by a specialized group/committee
comprising of a doctor, Psychologist, speech
therapist, occupational therapist, physiotherapist
& a special educator, volunteering/sponsoring
for building of necessary infrastructure in
Schools, removal of architectural barriers,
development of parent support groups,
sponsoring
of
aids
and
appliances,
augmentative & alternative communication
devices as well as teaching-learning material,
volunteering/sponsoring in the area of Adult
Education, volunteering/sponsoring support
for various competitions/entrance exams/
/guiding gifted children, providing nutritional
support to students, providing career
counseling advice to students, volunteering/
sponsoring support for remedial classes by
qualified teachers/special classes by experts,
CWSN identification camps, manpower for
housekeeping,
self
defense
courses,
volunteering/sponsoring
support
for
sports and cultural events. Through this
scheme, schools will be strengthened to achieve
all round development of children through
community and private sector participation.
Volunteers such as young professionals,
alumni of school, in service and retired
teachers, Government officials, professionals
and many others can connect with the
schools under this scheme vide two
components. Under the first component,
interested volunteers can connect with their
school by participating in school services and
activities. Under second component the
volunteer communities can contact and
interact directly with schools. Also the
volunteer community can share their
knowledge and skills with the students of the
school, thereby guiding the students to
choose their career options.
The scope of the scheme shall also include
any other training or activities as declared
by the Director of Education from time to time
with the due approval of the Government.
7. Eligibility for implementation.— 7.1 The
applicant must be an Indian citizen and shall
provide self-attested copy of aadhar card,
ration card/proof of residence, income proof,
proof of age, recent passport size photograph,
mobile number, Email ID, Pan card.
7.2 Volunteers will have to present their
identity proof before providing services under
this scheme.
7.3 The applicant whether individual or
institution if unknown to the Head of the
School/ADEI of taluka (in case of Government
Primary School and Government Middle
School) may be required to produce vigilance
clearance certificate/police clearance
certificate (at the discretion of said Head/
ADEI).
7.4 The applicant whether individual or
institution should not have criminal
background/neither it should be banned by
the State/Central Government nor it should
have any connection whatsoever with any of
the organizations/institutions that are banned
by the State/Central Government.
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7.5 Services and activities under this
scheme should be purely academic,
curricular, co-curricular or extra-curricular in
nature and/or donating/sponsoring materials/
/equipments/infrastructure required for such
purpose. No any funds/cash shall be
transferred/given to schools/heads of
schools or to any staff of the school under the
scheme by the volunteer.
7.6 All Government Primary/Secondary/
/Middle/Higher Secondary Schools are
eligible for benefits under the scheme.
8. Procedure for implementation.— 8.1 The
scheme will be implemented through
Government Primary/Middle/Secondary/
/Higher Secondary Schools.
8.2 The Heads of the schools shall display/
/publish the list of services/sponsorships
requires by the school well in advance on
the school notice board of the school and/or
on the official website/mobile app, if a portal/
/mobile app is made available by the
Government for the said scheme, the
heads of schools shall upload the said
information on the portal/mobile app.
8.3 All volunteers can contribute in the
form of sponsorship of programs or
maintenance services. Commitments will also
be included, such as providing annual and
regular maintenance, in contributions to
property, materials and equipment.
8.4 The volunteers from community and
private/public sector companies/institutions
desirous of volunteering their services/
/sponsorships under this scheme shall send
their applications with brief profile of the
volunteers and detailed proposal of the
services offered under the scheme to Heads
of the schools concerned or ADEI of taluka
concerned in case of Government Primary
Schools and Government Middle Schools
(competent authority) who will examine the
proposal and communicate within 15 days to
the applicant whether the proposal is
accepted or rejected. Further, if the proposal
is accepted, the competent authority shall
sign a Memorandum of Understanding
(MoU) with the individual volunteer/
volunteering agency.
If a portal/mobile app is made available by
the Government for the said scheme, the
application/proposal may be uploaded on the
portal/app.
8.5 The Heads of the schools concerned or
ADEI of taluka concerned in case of
Government
Primary
Schools
and
Government Middle Schools reserves right
to reject any proposal received from
volunteers without assigning any reason.
8.6 The activities carried out under this
scheme where the volunteers interact/train/
guide/mentor/teach the students or any
activity in which the volunteers comes in
contact with the students requires to be
supervised by permanent/regular teachers.
8.7 The activities/services provided/
/sponsored under this scheme shall be open
to inspection by the representative of the
Deputy Director of Education of the
Educational Zone concerned.
8.8 The services which may be provided
by volunteers from community and private/
/public sector companies/institutions as
assistance to schools under the scheme
“Vidhya Sahayya” are listed here below:
(i) Component–I
Assistance to the schools through ‘Generate
level services/activities’.
a) Subject assistance-
× Arts and Craft Teaching.
× Yoga and Sports Teaching.
× Language Teaching.
× Teaching Vocational Courses.
× Providing Support to PWD Student.
× Adult Education.
b) Providing career counseling advice to
all students.
c) Education support for various entrance
exams and competition preparation.
d) Guiding gifted children.
e) Providing nutritional support to
student.
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f) Any other assistance/service with
prior permission of the Deputy Director of
Education of the Educational Zone
concerned.
(ii) Component-II
Assistance to the schools through
‘Sponsorship services/activities’ in providing/
/facilitating:
a) Experienced mentors and specialized
teachers.
b) Wellness as well as psychological
support, sponsorship of experienced
counselors for mental health.
c) Special classes arranged by experts.
d) Participation in sports and cultural
events.
e) Sports and cultural events of school.
f) Additional manpower for housekeeping
for at least one academic session (term).
g) Guidance for health and hygine
resourses.
h) Special remedial classes for students
by qualified teachers.
i) Organizing CWSN identification and
certification camps.
j) Self defense courses for girl students.
k) Transport services to schools.
l) Infrastructural facilities and/or
upgrading/renovating/repairs of existing
infrastructural facilities for schools,
electrical fittings/wiring, plumbing work,
etc. and maintenance of such facilities
subject to condition that the assets created
out of such sponsorships shall be the
property of the Government and the
volunteers/volunteering agency will not be
allowed to demolish such facilities once the
same is handed over to the school.
m) Donating furniture, blackboards,
green boards, fans, air conditioners,
inverters, computer systems, printers,
CCTV systems, facilities and equipments
required for ICT/smart classrooms, water
harvesting systems/projects, solar systems,
water purifiers, materials/appliances/
/equipments required for maintenance of
health & hygiene, photocopier machine,
benches, desks, cupboards, tables, other
furniture
required
for
school
and
sponsoring its maintenance.
n) Setting up of Science/Computer
laboratories/library/sports facilities/laboratory
or facility as required for teaching of any
other
subject
in
schools
and
its
maintenance.
o) Setting up of academic resource
rooms/life skill recourse rooms to facilitate
inclusive education in schools and its
maintenance.
p) Purchase/production/translation
(Konkani/Marathi) of teaching/learning
materials for children.
q)
Prizes
for
various
activities,
competitions, sports, events etc. organized
by the school.
r) Equipments/materials required for
various activities, competitions, sports,
events etc. organized by the school.
s) Any other assistance/service with
prior permission of the Deputy Director of
Education of the Educational Zone concerned
8.9 No funds/salary/remuneration honorarium,
etc., shall be provided by the school or by
the Government to the volunteer under the
scheme.
8.10 It will be imperative for volunteers to
conduct themselves professionally in their
relationship.
8.11 The volunteer shall follow strict
confidentiality & shall not reveal to any
person, organization or on social media
platform, confidential information of the
activity, its works and or policies.
8.12 The volunteer shall not discontinue
the services/sponsorship/activity once
committed and permitted by the school prior
to the completion of the said activity.
8.13 The volunteer shall not interfere in the
school administration and shall act under the
guidance of and as per the instructions issued
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by the head of the institution/competent
authority from time to time.
8.14 The volunteer shall refrain from
promotion of any divisive or other ideologies
which is not conductive for young mind.
8.15 The volunteer shall take utmost care
of safety and security of the children, staff as
well as of the existing school property.
8.16 The volunteer shall submit a report of
the work prior to discontinuation/disassociation
from the school.
8.17 Any certificate issued by the schools
to volunteer for acknowledgement and
appreciation cannot be used by the volunteer
as an experience certificate.
8.18 The Deputy Director of Education of
the Zone concerned will be the first appellate
authority.
9. Termination of service of volunteers.—
The Head of the School shall have the
flexibility to change/dis-continue/terminate
with immediate effect the services of the by
volunteers from community and private/
/public sector companies/Institutions, due to
non-adherence to one or more clause as
specified
in
the
Memorandum
of
Understanding (MoU) and/or in the following
events, same shall be communicated to the
Nodal Officer within three days from the date
of termination of services:
× when the services are no longe
required.
× in case of inappropriate behavior of
volunteer.
× non compliance of volunteer metho-
dology.
× lack of interest by the volunteer.
× non completion or non fulfillment of
commitment made by the volunteer.
× promotion of any divisive or other
ideologies which is not conductive for
young mind.
× harming the safety and security of
the children.
The competent authority shall immediately
initiate appropriate legal action against
volunteer whose services has been terminated
and is still continuing to act as a volunteer.
10. Evaluation and monitoring.— 10.1 To
attain the aims and objectives of the scheme
the schools shall maintain record of services/
sponsorships, etc. availed by the school under
the two components of the scheme in two
separate registers stating in detail clearly the
services and/or sponsorships, name/names
& other details of volunteers, names and/or
number of students benefited from the school/
achievements if any/physical quantities or/
and details of items provided/details of
infrastructure provided under the scheme.
Further, the relevant records are also to be
maintained in the dead-stock register
maintained by the school.
10.2 Anything whatsoever provided under
the said scheme to the school shall be the
property of the school/Government and the
volunteer shall not have any ownership rights
or any other rights on it.
10.3 Such generate level services/
/sponsorship services sponsored under
this scheme shall not be utilized for purpose
other than those for which the same was
given, without prior approval of the
Nodal Officer.
11. Pattern of assistance and financial
implications.— There is no any financial
implication of the scheme as no financial
assistance/grants is released by the
Government under this scheme.
12. Application form.— Volunteers shall
apply in the format given below to the
competent authority for permission to provide
services/sponsorships etc. under the scheme
“Vidhya Sahayya”.
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Application for providing Services/Sponsorships etc.
under the Scheme “Vidhya Sahayya”
I. Details of the individual/private sector/public sector company/institution
volunteering services/sponsorships
1. Name & address of the individual/private sector/
/public sector company/institution volunteering
services/sponsorships:
2.
Whether the applicant is a native of India:
3.
In case of private sector/public sector company/
/institution volunteering services/sponsorships
name & address of chairman/manager:
4.
Passport size photograph of the volunteer/Passport
size photograph of the chairman or manager of the
private sector/public sector company/institution:
5.
Whether it is proposed to utilize CSR funds:
6.
Aadhar Card No. * (photocopy enclosed):
7.
Annual income (Income proof enclosed)**:
8.
Pan Card No.** (photocopy enclosed):
9.
Age (Proof of age enclosed):
10. Mobile No.:
11. Email id:
12. Academic & professional qualification/experience of
individuals providing subject assistance/mentors/
experts/specialized teachers/counselors etc.:
II. Details of the School & services/sponsorships for which the permission
is requested by the volunteer
1.
Name of the school:
2.
Name of the locality/village, taluka, district along with
pincode:
3.
Educational zone:
4.
Details of the services/sponsorships offered: (a separate
sheet may be attached if required):
5.
Period for which the services/sponsorships offered:
6.
Financial recourses from which the expenses (if any)
are proposed to be met:
7.
Whether permission is required to be obtained from any
authority (If yes, please give details):
8.
Brief description about the benefits of services/sponsorships
to the school/students: (a separate sheet may be attached
if required):
* in case of individual.
** in case of services/sponsorships where expenditure is incurred.
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13. Format of the Certificate.—
CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that Shri./Smt./Mr./Mrs./Miss./private sector/public sector company/institution
_______ have provided services/sponsorships for _______________________________in Government
Primary/Middle School/Government High/Higher Secondary School, __________________________________
for a period of ___________ w.e.f. _______ to _______ in the academic year 20__ /20__.
The Students, Teachers, Headmaster, Parent Teachers Association, School Management Committee/
School Management & Development Committee of the school remain thankful to the volunteer and
acknowledge & appreciate the contribution of the volunteer.
This certificate is issued at the request of _________________________.
This certificate can be used for availing benefits for utilization of CSR funds.
This certificate is not to be used as experience certificate.
Date: Signature of the competent authority:
Place: Name of the competent authority:
14.
Framing of guidelines.— For better implementation of this scheme the Director of
Education may frame guidelines from time to time, if required.
15.
Relaxation.— The Government shall be empowered to relax any or all clauses or
conditions of the scheme in genuine cases.
16. Interpretation.— If any question arises regarding interpretation of any clause, word,
expression of the scheme, the decision about the interpretation shall lie with the Director of
Education, which shall be final and binding on all concerned.
17. Redressal of grievances.— Grievances if any, arising out of the implementation of the
scheme, the Director of Education, shall hear and decide such matters and the decision of
the Director of Education in this regard shall be final and binding on all concerned.
By order and in the name of the Governor of Goa.
Shailesh R. Sinai Zingde, Director of Education & ex officio Joint Secretary.
Porvorim, July, 2023.
———ttt———
Department of Official Language
Directorate of Official Language
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Order
6/16/2023/DOL/GKA/Revival of Posts/470
Ref: Order No. 1/94/2018/DOL/Adm./Assess.
Man Powers/633 dated 22-07-2019.
Sanction of the Government is hereby
accorded for Revival of the following posts as
per the details shown below:
Sr. Designation of
Pay Scale
No. of
No.
posts
posts
1. Upper Division Clerk
Level-4
01
2. Lower Division Clerk
Level-2
02
3. Driver
Level-2
01
The expenditure on these posts would be
met from the provision of Grant in-Aid made
in the Budget Head of Goa Konkani
Akademi under the code-35 Grant-in-Aid
(Salaries).
This issues with the approval of the
Department of Personnel vide U. O. No. 1735/F
dated 20-06-2023 and concurrence of Finance
Department vide U. O. No. 93537 dated
18-07-2023.
By order and in the name of the
Governor of Goa.
Raju V. Gawas, Director of Official
Language & ex officio Joint Secretary.
Panaji, 25th July, 2023.
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Department of Revenue
––
Order
26/1/2012-RD-I/918
Whereas, the following proposal was moved for upgradation of pay scales of
posts in the Directorate of Settlement and Land Records as per the directions of the Hon’ble
High Court of Bombay at Goa in WP No. 380/2014:
Sr. No.
Category of post
1.
Field Surveyors (Group ‘C’).
2.
Head Surveyor (Group ‘C’).
3.
Supervisor (Group ‘C’).
4.
Inspector of Survey & Land Records/Asst. Survey & Land Records Officer
(Group ‘B’ Gazetted).
5.
Superintendent of Survey & Land Records (Group ‘B’ Gazetted).
And whereas, the said proposal was referred to the Work-Study-cum-Anomaly Committee
constituted vide Order No. 8/1/2020-WSAC/Fin(R&C)/1816 dated 31-08-2021.
And whereas, the said Work-Study-cum-Anomaly Committee after analyzing each case
and examining records relevant to the subject matter, submitted its report with the following
recommendations:
Sr.
Category of post
Existing pay
Existing pay
Upgraded pay
Upgraded pay
No.
scale in 6th
scale in 7th
scale in 6th
scale in 7th
CPC
CPC
CPC
CPC
1.
Field Surveyors (Group ‘C’)
5,200-20,200 +
Level-4
5,200-20,200 +
Level-5
(eligibility Diploma in Civil
GP ` 2,400
GP ` 2,800
Engineering)
2.
Head Surveyor (Group ‘C’)
5,200-20,200 +
Level-5
9,300-34,800 +
Level-6
GP ` 2,800
GP ` 4,200
3.
Supervisor (Group ‘C’)
9,300-34,800 +
Level-6
9,300-34,800 +
Level-7
GP ` 4,200
GP ` 4,600
4.
Inspector of Survey &
9,300-34,800 +
Level-6
9,300-34,800 +
Level-8
Land Records/Asst. Survey
GP ` 4,200
GP ` 4,800
& Land Records Officer
(Group ‘B’ Gazetted)
5.
Superintendent of Survey &
9,300-34,800 +
Level-7
9,300-34,800 +
Level-9
Land Records (Group ‘B’
GP ` 4,600
GP ` 5,400
Gazetted)
And whereas, the report of the Work-Study-cum-Anomaly Committee along with its recommen-
dations was placed before the Hon ‘ble Chief Minister/Finance Minister in terms of Order No.
8/1/2020-WSAC/Fin(R&C)/1816 dated 31-08-2021, who was pleased to consider the same
vide U. O. No. 1400084975 dated 07-04-2022 and U. O. No. 1400084975 dated 19-07-2023;
And now therefore, the Government is pleased to issue the following orders in respect of
upgradation of pay scales of posts in the Directorate of Settlement and Land Records as per
the directions of the Hon’ble High Court of Bombay at Goa in WP No. 380/2014:
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Sr.
Category of post
Existing pay
Existing pay
Upgraded pay
Upgraded pay
No.
scale in 6th
scale in 7th
scale in 6th
scale in 7th
CPC
CPC
CPC
CPC
1.
Field Surveyors (Group ‘C’)
5,200-20,200 +
Level-4
5,200-20,200 +
Level-5
(eligibility Diploma in Civil
GP ` 2,400
GP ` 2,800
Engineering)
2.
Head Surveyor (Group ‘C’)
5,200-20,200 +
Level-5
9,300-34,800 +
Level-6
GP ` 2,800
GP ` 4,200
3.
Supervisor (Group ‘C’)
9,300-34,800 +
Level-6
9,300-34,800 +
Level-7
GP ` 4,200
GP ` 4,600
4.
Inspector of Survey &
9,300-34,800 +
Level-6
9,300-34,800 +
Level-8
Land Records/Asst. Survey
GP ` 4,200
GP ` 4,800
& Land Records Officer
(Group ‘B’ Gazetted)
5.
Superintendent of Survey &
9,300-34,800 +
Level-7
9,300-34,800 +
Level-9
Land Records (Group ‘B’
GP ` 4,600
GP ` 5,400
Gazetted)
The pay shall be fixed notionally from 01-01-2016 and actual monitory benefit shall be
granted with effect from 07-04-2022.
By order and in the name of the Governor of Goa.
Durga Kinlekar, Under Secretary (Revenue-I).
Porvorim, 31st July, 2023.
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Department of Tribal Welfare
Directorate of Tribal Welfare
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Notification
DTW/STAT/PC/2023-24/69/1754
Read:- 1. No. DTW/STAT/PC/2012-13/69
dated 17-10-2012.
2. No. DTW/STAT/PC/2012-13/69/
/11079 dated 15-10-2015.
3. No. DTW/STAT/PC/Amendment/
/2016-17/69/7321 dated 27-10-2016.
The Directorate of Tribal Welfare,
Government of Goa is implementing the
scheme “Prashikshan Yatra-Scheme to
provide financial assistance for conducting
study tours (Excursion) for ST students during
vacations”.
Whereas Government desires to amend the
scheme Clause 3, Clause 4, Clause 5, Clause
6 & Clause 8 in public interest.
Now therefore the amendment to Clause 3
sub-clause d (1) & (2), Clause 4, Clause 5
sub-clause (xi), Clause 6 sub-clause (b) and
Clause 8, in scheme “Prashikshan Yatra-
scheme to provide financial assistance for
conducting study tours (Excursion) for ST
students during vacations” is amended to
read as under:—
Clause 3 sub-clause d (1) & (2)
Benefit under the scheme.— Financial
assistance to the Educational Institutes for
an amount up to Rs. 2.00 lakhs to conduct
study tours/excursions and will cover
following expenditure.
d) Any other expenditure not mentioned
above or which has exceeded the limit
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prescribed as above shall be borne by the
individual student/by the educational
institute, benefit under scheme shall be
given to the Educational Institute is as
follows:
(1) Rs. 5,000/- shall be sanctioned per
student.
(2) For the purpose of sanctioning the
benefit the number of the students and
number of the teachers shall be considered.
However quantum of benefit shall not
exceed Rs. 2.00 lakhs.
Clause 4
Eligibility.— Government High Schools/
/Higher Secondaries and Government Aided
Schools/Higher Secondaries recognized by
Government of Goa having Scheduled Tribe
students can seek financial assistance to
conduct study tours/excursions for ST
students.
Clause 5 sub-clause (xi)
Conditions for conducting the study tour
under the scheme.— Brief study/experience
sharing report on the tour conducted should
be submitted by the guide teachers
accompanying the students within 15 days
of the completion of the journey along with
bills of Lodging and Boarding, as well as bus/
/train tickets/fare in respect of excursion
organized.
Clause 6 sub clause (b)
Application procedure and sanctioning
authority: (b) Application should be submitted
at least two months in advance.
Clause 8 deleted
All other clauses in the above mentioned
scheme remains unchanged. This amendment
shall come into force from the financial year
2023-24 upon notification in the Official
Gazette.
By order and in the name of the
Governor of Goa.
Dasharath M. Redkar, Director of Tribal
Welfare.
Panaji, 25th July, 2023.
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