GOVERNMENT OF GOA
Department of Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services
Directorate of Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services
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Order
No. 14-9-AH/DSPCA/2023-24/2619
The Government of Goa had notified the District SPCA North Goa and South Goa under the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals Act, 1960 (Establishment and Regulation of SPCA Rules, 2001). Subsequently, the
Managing Committee of the District SPCA North Goa and South Goa were notified vide Notification No.
14-9-AH/AWB/2020-21 dated 17-09-2020 and the same were duly registered under the Registration of
Societies Act, 1980.
Government of Goa is pleased to appoint the following Officers as Member Secretaries with their Link
Officers on District Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (DSPCA), for North Goa District and
South Goa District respectively in addition to their own duties:-
Sr. No.
Name of the Officer
Name of the District SPCA
Link Officers
1
2
3
4
1.
Dr. Harsh Bathini, Assistant
Member Secretary, DSPCA,
Senior most Veterinary
Director, Veterinary Hospital,
North Goa District
Officer of Veterinary Hospital,
Tonca, Caranzalem, Goa
Tonca, Caranzalem, Goa.
2.
Dr. Atanazia Fernandes,
Member Secretary, DSPCA,
Senior most Veterinary
Assistant Director, Veterinary
South Goa District
Officer of Veterinary Hospital,
Hospital, Sonsodo, Margao-Goa
Sonsodo, Margao, Goa.
Dr. Harsh Bathini, Assistant Director, Veterinary Hospital, Tonca, Caranzalem, Goa shall take over complete
charge of post of Member Secretary, DSPCA North Goa District thus relieving Dr. Prakash Korgaonkar,
Assistant Director, Directorate of Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services, Patto, Panaji, Goa and
Dr. Atanazia Fernandes, Assistant Director, Veterinary Hospital, Sonsodo, Margao, Goa shall take over
complete charge of post of Member Secretary, DSPCA South Goa District thus relieving Dr. Nitin Naik,
Assistant Director, Directorate of Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services, Patto, Panaji, Goa with immediate
effect.
This Order supersedes the earlier Order in this regards.
By order and in the name of the Governor of Goa.
Dr. Agostinho Misquita, Director & ex officio Jt. Secretary (AH).
Panaji, 16th August, 2023.
Note:- There is one Extraordinary issue to the Official Gazette, Series II No. 20 dated 17-08-2023 namely, Extraordinary
dated 21-08-2023 from pages 495 to 496 regarding Notification from Goa Legislature Secretariat.
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Suggestions are welcomed on e-mail: [email protected]
SERIES II No. 21
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
RNI No. GOAENG/2002/6410
Reg. No. RNP/GOA/32/2021-2023
Panaji, 24th August, 2023 (Bhadra 2, 1945)
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Order
No. 8-2(47)/AM/Revival/2023-2024/2641
Sanction of the Government is hereby accorded for the revival of 2 (Two) lapsed posts of Storekeeper
under Group “C” on regular basis in the Directorate of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Services, Panaji.
The details are as shown below:
Sr.
Designation/Category
No. of
Name of the Employee
Pay
Budget Head
No.
of the post
posts
with Creation Order
Scale
1.
Storekeeper
01
Shri Vassu R. Sawant,
Pay Matrix
2403—Animal
G. O. No. FYP/3/
Level-04
Husbandry;
/AHVS/64/14911
PB-5200-20200+
00—;
dated 30-04-1993
GP Rs. 2400/- 102—Cattle &
Buffalo
Development;
01—Government
Livestock
Farm;
01— Salaries.
01
Shri Bhalchandra
Pay Matrix
2403—Animal
V. Gaonkar,
Level-04
Husbandry;
G. O. No. FYP/12/
PB-5200-20200+
00—;
/AHVS/64/15673
GP Rs. 2400/-
103—Poultry
dated 15-06-1964
Development;
01—Government
Poultry Farm;
01— Salaries.
This issues with the concurrence of Finance Department vide their U. O. No. 4268/F dated 10-08-2023 &
Secretary, Finance vide their U. O. No. 227 dated 10-08-2023.
By order and in the name of the Governor of Goa.
Dr. Agostinho Misquita, Director & ex officio Jt. Secretary (AH).
Panaji, 17th August, 2023.
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Department of Co-operation
Officer of the Registrar of Co-operative Societies
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Order
No. 3/1/Urban Credit/TS-II/BZ/2018/RCS/1910
Read: 1. Order No. 48-8-2001-TS-RCS/III/311 dated
21-04-2017.
2. Circular No. 6-13-81/EST/RCS/Part V dated
06-03-2020.
3. Order No. 3/6/Urban Credit/TS II/BZ/2018/
/RCS/3122 dated 14-12-2020.
4. Letter No. ARCS/BZ/ADT/CIRCULAR/64
dated 11-04-2023.
5. Letter No. 3/1/Urban Credit/TS II/BZ/
/2018/RCS/3122 dated 08-05-2020.
6. Letter No. BMUCCSL/HO/243/23-24 dated
09-06-2023 received from the Bicholim
Merchant Urban Co-operative Credit
Society Ltd., Bicholim, Goa.
Whereas, vide Order read at Sr. No. 1 above, Adv.
Yeshwant V. Gauns, having office at Flat No. 7, First
Floor, Apa Residential Complex, Valpoi, Sattari-Goa
was appointed as Registrar’s Nominee under
Section 86(1) of the Goa Co-operative Societies Act,
2001 (Goa Act No. 36 of 2001) (hereafter referred as
“Act”) read with Rule 116(1) of the Goa
Co-operative Societies Rules, 2003 and his name is
reflecting at Sr. No. 09 of the said Order.
And whereas, vide this office Order read at
Sr. No. 3 above, Adv. Yeshwant V. Gauns was
authorized as dedicated Nominee of the Registrar
of Co-operative Societies for the Bicholim Merchant
Urban Co-operative Credit Society Ltd. (Reg. No.
RES-(A)-5/NZ/Goa), Near “Sahayog”, Odli, New
Market, Bicholim, Goa (hereafter referred as “said
Society”) to entertain all the disputes referred to
him in matters of recovery of outstanding loans of
the said Society, without routing through this
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And whereas, the said authorization was
initially for a period of one year w.e.f. 14-12-2020 to
13-12-2021. And whereas, vide letter dated
11-04-2023 read at Sr. No. 4 above, the Asstt.
Registrar of Co-operative Societies, Bicholim Zone,
Sanquelim, Goa has forwarded the request of the
said Society for extending the said authorization
for a further period of one year.
And whereas, it was observed that there was an
inordinate delay in submitting the proposal to this
office for extending the term of Adv. Yeshwant V.
Gauns as the dedicated R’s Nominee of the said
Society and therefore this office vide letter dated
08-05-2023 referred at Sr. No. 4 above, instructed
the Assistant Registrar of Co-operative Societies,
Bicholim Zone, Sanquelim to seek clarification from
the said Society for not submitting the proposal for
such extension within the stipulated time.
And whereas, the Society vide letter dated
09-06-2023 referred at Sr. No. 5 above, clarified that
the delay was due to inadvertency and hence
requested for extension for a further period w.e.f.
13-02-2021.
Now therefore, in exercise of the powers
conferred under Section 123(B) of the Goa
Co-operative Societies Act, 2001 read with Rule
116 of the Goa Co-operative Societies Rules, 2003,
I, the undersigned Registrar of Co-operative
Societies do hereby extend the authorization of
Adv. Yeshwant V. Gauns, having office at Flat No.
7, First Floor, Apa Residential Complex, Valpoi,
Sattari-Goa, as dedicated RCS Nominee for a period
of two years with retrospective effect from
13-12-2021 to 12-12-2023 for the Bicholim Merchant
Urban Co-operative Credit Society Ltd. (Reg. No.
RES-(A)-5/NZ/Goa), Near “Sahayog”, Odli, New
Market, Bicholim-Goa.
Further, when a purported dispute is referred
by the said Society, the above named dedicated
Nominee is authorized to first decide under
sub-section (1) of Section 86 of the Goa
Co-operative Societies Act, 2001 whether the matter
referred by the Society involves a dispute and pass
appropriate Orders under sub-section (1) of Section
86 of the Act.
Further, only upon the Nominee satisfying that
there exists a dispute, he shall proceed to
adjudicate the same and give Award accordingly.
The Nominee shall abide by the terms and
conditions on which he was originally appointed
as Registrar’s Nominee vide Order read at Sr. No. 1 above.
This extension of authorization as dedicated
Nominee is liable to be withdrawn at any time
without assigning an reason thereof at the discretion
of the undersigned.
Given under the seal of this office.
Manuel Barreto, Registrar (Co-operative Societies)
& ex officio Joint Secretary (Co-operation).
Panaji, 16th August, 2023.
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Order
No. 60/188/MOC/SCDC-DCDC/W-II/HO/RCS/263/1953
Read: 1. Letter No. R-11016/52/2022-CTP dated
17-03-2023 and Letter No. R-11016/28/
/2022-CTP dated 21-06-2023 from Joint
Secretary, Ministry of Co-operation, CTP
Division, New Delhi.
2. Order No. 60/188/M.O.C/W-II/RCS/358
dated 02-05-2023 issued by Registrar of
Co-operative Societies, Panaji, Goa.
Vide above read letter dated 17-03-2023, it is
informed that the Union Cabinet in its meetings held
on 15-02-2023 has approved the plan for
“Strengthening Co-operative movement in the
Country and Deepening its reach up to the
Grassroots” by setting up new multipurpose PACS
or dairy/fishery primary co-operative societies in
each uncovered Panchayat/village in the country as
the case may be and strengthening existing
PACS and dairy fishery co-operatives through
convergence of various identified Schemes of
Government of India.
In order to ensure smooth and effective
implementation of the plan, an Inter-Ministerial
Committee (IMC) under the Chairmanship of Hon’ble
Union Minister for Co-operation and a National Level
Co-ordination Committee (NLCC) under the
Chairmanship of Secretary (Co-operation),
Government of India has been constituted.
The implementation plan required all the States/
/UT’s to constitute State Co-operative Development
Committee (SCDC) at the State level and District
Co-operative Development Committee (DCDC) in
each District in order to ensure implementation of
the Plan.
Hence, in accordance with the implementation
plan, Government had constituted 2 District
Co-operative Development Committees (DCDC) for
the North Goa and South Goa District of Goa.
Now, vide above read letter dated 21-06-2023, it is
informed that the Union Cabinet in its meeting held
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on 31-05-2023, has approved the “World’s Largest
Grain Storage Plan in Co-operative Sector” for
creation of various agri infrastructure at PACS level,
including warehouses, custom hiring center,
processing units, fair price shops, etc. by leveraging
the ‘whole-of-Government’ approach and has further
requested to expand the membership of SCDC and
DCDC so that the same Committee is able to
undertake implementation and monitoring of both
the plans, i.e., ‘World’s Largest Grain Storage Plan
in Co-operative Sector’ and ‘Strengthening
Co-operative Movement in the Country and
Deepening its reach up to the Grassroots.
Accordingly, Government is pleased to amend
the District Co-operative Development Committee
(DCDC) constituted vide Order No. 60/188/M.O.C/
/W-II/RCS/358 dated 02-05-2023 for the North Goa
and South Goa Districts as under:
A. District Co-operative Development Committee
(DCDC) for North Goa District
1. District Collector (North)
—
Chairperson.
2. CEO, Zilla Panchayat
—
Member.
(North)
3. Additional Collector-I
—
Member.
(North)
4. Deputy Registrar of
—
Convener.
Co-operative Societies
(Tech.)/District Level
Incharge (North)
5. Deputy Director of
—
Member.
Animal Husbandry &
Veterinary Services
6. Deputy Director of Fisheries —
Member.
7. Deputy Director of Agriculture —
Member.
8. Deputy Director of Civil
—
Member.
Supplies and Consumer Affairs
9. Representative not below
—
Member.
the rank of General Manager
of the Goa State
Co-operative Bank Ltd.
10. District Development
—
Member.
Manager (DDM)/Representative
for Goa Regional Office
of NABARD
11. Representative of NDDB
—
Member.
12. Representative of NFDB
—
Member.
13. Representative of FCI
—
Member.
14. Representative of CWC
—
Member.
15. Representative of WDRA
—
Member.
16. Managing Director of
—
Member.
the Goa State Co-operative
Milk Producers Union Ltd.,
Curti, Ponda, Goa
B. District Co-operative Development Committee
(DCDC) for South Goa District
1. District Collector (South)
—
Chairperson.
2. CEO, Zilla Panchayat
—
Member.
(South)
3. Additional Collector-I
—
Member.
(South)
4. Deputy Registrar of
—
Convener.
Co-operative Societies
(Admn.)/District
Level Incharge (South)
5.Deputy Director of
—
Member.
Animal Husbandry &
Veterinary Services
6. Deputy Director of Fisheries —
Member.
7. Deputy Director of Agriculture —
Member.
8. Deputy Director of Civil
—
Member.
Supplies and Consumer Affairs
9. Representative not below
—
Member.
the rank of General Manager
of the Goa State
Co-operative Bank Ltd.
10. District Development
—
Member.
Manager (DDM)/Representative
for Goa Regional Office
of NABARD
11. Representative of NDDB
—
Member.
12. Representative of NFDB
—
Member.
13. Representative of FCI
—
Member.
14. Representative of CWC
—
Member.
15. Representative of WDRA
—
Member.
16. Managing Director of
—
Member.
the Goa State Co-operative
Milk Producers Union Ltd.,
Curti, Ponda, Goa
The roles and responsibilities of the District
Co-operative Development Committee (DCDC) are
as under:
1. To ensure the regular and timely updation of
National Co-operative Database.
2. To prepare the District Plan for setting up of
new multipurpose PACS or primary dairy/
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/fishery Co-operative Societies on the basis of
the gap analysis from National Co-operative
Database.
3. To ensure that all the Panchayats/Villages in
the district are covered by multipurpose
PACS or primary dairy/fishery co-operative
societies, as the case may be.
4. To establish linkages of existing and new
primary Co-operative Societies with State
Co-operative Bank and/or their respective
District/Block Level Federations, if any, with
the support of State Government and other
stakeholders concerned. If District/Block
Level Federations are not existent, then
linkages may be established with the
Federations present in nearby District/Block.
5. To facilitate setting up of District Level
Federations, if not presently existent, as per
requirement and viability assessment, in
co-ordination with State Government and
stakeholders concerned.
6. To facilitate registration of new primary
Co-operative Societies with the support of
Registrar of Co-operative Societies.
7. To ensure dovetailing of various schemes of
Government of India at the level of PACS or
Primary Dairy/Fishery Co-operative Societies
to improve their viability and make them
vibrant economic entities.
8. To provide all necessary infrastructure and
logistical support to primary co-operative
societies at the Panchayat/Village level,
including allotment of Government/Gram
Sabha land to PACS.
9. To examine and assess the availability of
existing storage facilities, their capacity
utilization, storage gap, capacity of proposed
godowns, viability of the applicant PACS,
location of the proposed project, connectivity,
logistics, etc.
10. To provide necessary Government/Gram Sahha
land to PACS/LAMPS/FSS/For creation of
grain storage facilities and their other agri-
infrastructure.
11. To notify such PACS/LAMPS/FSS as
procurement centre for procurement of food
grains at Minimum Support Price (MSP).
12. To grant Fair Price Shop (FPS) license to such
PACS/LAMPS/FSS.
13. To facilitate in preparation of Detailed Project
Reports (DPRs) for the PACS/LAMPS/FSS with
the support of NAB CONS or any other agency
for availing subsidy/interest subvention
under various GOI schemes.
14. To recommend the proposal of applicant PACS/
/LAMPS/FSS for creation, refurbishment,
modernization and up gradation of agri
infrastructure.
15. To provide all necessary logistical and
infrastructural support, including utilities,
road connectivity, etc. to the PACS/LAMPS/
/FSS.
16. To co-ordinate with all the line Departments
for granting requisite approvals/clearances/
permissions to the PACS/LAMPS/FSS.
17. To assist in establishing linkages of agri
infrastructure to be created at PACS/LAMPS/
/FSS with Central/State/Private agencies in
co-ordination with all the stakeholders
concerned, to ensure fmancial viability for
PACS/LAMPS/FSS.
18. To co-ordinate with all stakeholders
concerned and provide all necessary support
for ensuring implementation of the plan.
19. Any other related matters.
The DCDC shall abide by the guidelines for the
implementation of the plan.
The Department of Co-operation shall be the
convener of the DCDC.
By order and in the name of the Governor of
Goa.
Manuel Barreto, Registrar (Co-operative Societies)
& ex officio Joint Secretary (Co-operation).
Panaji, 18th August, 2023.
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Order
No. 60/188/MOC/SCDC-DCDC/W-II/HO/RCS/264/1954
Read: 1. Letter No. R-11016/52/2022-CTP dated
17-03-2023 and Letter No. R-11016/28/
/2022-CTP dated 21-06-2023 from Joint
Secretary, Ministry of Co-operation, CTP
Division, New Delhi.
2. Order No. 60/188/M.O.C/W-II/RCS/359
dated 02-05-2023 issued by Registrar of
Co-operative Societies, Panaji, Goa.
Vide above read letter dated 17-03-2023, it is
informed that the Union Cabinet in its meetings
held on 15-02-2023 has approved the plan for
“Strengthening Co-operative movement in the
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Country and Deepening its reach up to the
Grassroots” by setting up new multipurpose PACS
or dairy/fishery primary co-operative societies in
each uncovered Panchayat/village in the country
as the case may be and strengthening existing
PACS and dairy fishery co-operatives through
convergence of various identified Schemes of
Government of India.
In order to ensure smooth and effective
implementation of the plan, an Inter-Ministerial
Committee (IMC) under the Chairmanship of
Hon’ble Union Minister for Co-operation and a
National Level Co-ordination Committee (NLCC)
under the Chairmanship of Secretary (Co-operation),
Government of India has been constituted.
The implementation plan required all the States/
/UTs to constitute State Co-operative Development
Committee (SCDC) at the State level and District
Co-operative Development Committee (DCDC) in
each District in order to ensure implementation of
the plan.
Hence, in accordance with the implementation
plan, Government had constituted the State
Co-operative Development Committee (SCDC) for
the State of Goa.
Now, vide above read letter dated 21-06-2023, it
is informed that the Union Cabinet in its meeting
held on 31-05-2023, has approved the “World’s
Largest Grain Storage Plan in Co-operative Sector”
for creation of various agri infrastructure at PACS
level, including warehouses, custom hiring center,
processing units, fair price shops, etc. by leveraging
the ‘whole-of-Government’ approach and has further
requested to expand the membership of SCDC and
DCDC so that the same Committee is able to
undertake implementation and monitoring of both
the plans, i.e., ‘World’s Largest Grain Storage Plan
in Co-operative Sector’ and ‘Strengthening
Co-operative Movement in the Country and
Deepening its reach up to the Grassroots.
Accordingly, Government is pleased to amend
the State Co-operative Development Committee
(SCDC) constituted vide order No. 60/188/M.O.C./
/W-II/RCS/359 dated 02-05-2023 for the State of Goa
as under:
State Co-operative Development Committee (SCDC)
1. Chief Secretary,
—
Chairperson.
Government of Goa
2. Secretary (Co-operation),
—
Convener.
Government of Goa
3. Director of Agriculture,
—
Member.
Government of Goa
4. Secretary (Civil Supplies
—
Member.
& Consumer Affairs),
Government of Goa
5. Secretary (Animal Husbandry —
Member.
& Veterinary Services),
Government of Goa
6. Secretary (Fisheries),
—
Member.
Government of Goa
7. Secretary (Rural Development), —
Member.
Government of Goa
8. Additional Secretary (Finance), —
Member.
Government of Goa
9. Joint Secretary (Revenue),
—
Member.
Government of Goa
10. Registrar of Co-operative
—
Member.
Societies, Government of Goa
11. Representative from National —
Member.
Bank for Agriculture & Rural
Development (NABARD),
Goa Regional Office
12. A Representative from
—
Member.
Regional Office of National
Co-operative Development
Corporation (NCDC)
13. A Representative from
—
Member.
National Dairy Development
Board (NDDB)
14. A Representative from National —
Member.
Fisheries Development
Board (NFDB)
15. Chairman, The Goa State
—
Member.
Co-operative Bank Ltd., Panaji
16. Chairman, The Goa
—
Member.
State Co-operative Milk
Producers Union Ltd.,
Curti, Ponda-Goa
17. Representative of
—
Member.
Warehousing Development
& Regulatory Authority (WDRA)
18. Representative of Food
—
Member.
Corporation of India (FCI),
Porvorim-Goa
19. Representative of Central
—
Member.
Warehousing Corporation
(CWC), Verna-Goa
The roles and responsibilities of the State
Co-operative Development Committee (SCDC) are
as under:
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1. To ensure that all the Panchayats/Villages in
the State are covered by multipurpose PACS
or primary dairy/fishery co-operative societies,
as the case may be;
2. To review the district-wise action plan for
setting up new multipurpose PACS or primary
dairy/fishery co-operative societies with a
total target of establishing two lakh such
societies in the next five years across the
country;
3. To extend all necessary support in preparation
and updation of National Co-operative
Database;
4. To prepare an action plan in co-ordination
with NABARD, NDDB, NFDB, NAFSCOB,
NCDFI & FISHCOPED to set up State/District
Level Federations if not presently existent, as
per requirement and viability assessment;
5. To assist in establishing linkages of existing
and new primary co-operative societies with
State Co-operative Bank and/or their
respective District and State Level
Federations;
6. To ensure convergence of various Schemes of
Government of India at the level of PACS or
dairy/fishery primary co-operative societies to
make them vibrant economic entities;
7. To provide all necessary policy support for
creation of infrastructure at the level of
Co-operative Societies, including allotment of
Government/Gram Sabha land to PACS;
8. To facilitate PACS/LAMPS/FSS in adoption of
Model Bye-laws for diversification of their
activities;
9. To assess food grain storage gap, marketable
surplus, existing storage facilities, their
capacity utilization, etc. in the State up to
Block/Panchayat level;
10.
To provide necessary Government/Gram
Sabha land to PACS/LAMPS/FSS for creation
of storage facilities and other agri-infrastructure;
11.
To notify such PACS/LAMPS/FSS as
procurement centre for procurement of food
grains at Minimum Support Price (MSP);
12.
To grant Fair Price Shop (FPS) license to such
PACS/LAMPS/FSS;
13.
To assist in establishing linkages of agri
infrastructure to be created at PACS/LAMPS/
/FSS with Central/State/Private agencies in
co-ordination with all the stakeholders
concerned, to ensure financial viability for
PACS/LAMPS/FSS;
14.
To regularly monitor and review the progress
of the district-wise plans for facilitating the
World’s Largest Grain Storage Plan in
Co-operative Sector, including the Pilot Project;
15.
To provide all necessary policy support for
creation of infrastructure at the level of PACS/
/LAMPS/FSS;
16.
To extend all necessary support and issue
requisite directions to District Co-operative
Development Committee (DCDC) and review
their outcomes for successful implementation
of the plan at the grassroots level in a time
bound manner;
17.
To monitor the progress of implementation of
the action plan at the State Level;
18.
Any other related matters.
The SCDC shall abide by the guidelines for the
implementation of the plan.
The Department of Co-operation shall be the
convener of the SCDC.
By order and in the name of the Governor of
Goa.
Manuel Barreto, Registrar (Co-operative Societies)
& ex officio Joint Secretary (Co-operation).
Panaji, 18th August, 2023.
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Omkar Co-operative Housing Society Ltd.
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FORM-24
(See Rule 111A)
Form of Declaration of Result
Election of Office Bearers of Omkar Co-op.
Housing Society Ltd., Vasco-da-Gama.
In pursuance of powers conferred by sub-section
6 of Section 66 of the Goa Co-op. Societies Act,
2001, I, declare the result of office bearers as
follows:
Sr.
Name of the candidate
Address, contact
No.
designation
numbers & e-mail ID
of the candidate
1
2
3
1.
Vinayak Umesh
B-4, Omkar Co-op. Hsg.
Bandekar, Chairman
Society, New Vaddem,
Vasco-da-Gama
Mob.: 9860322752
e-mail: vinayak020357
@gmail.com
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2
3
2. Dattatraya Kusha
A-4, Omkar Co-op. Hsg.
Savant, Secretary
Society, New Vaddem,
Vasco-da-Gama,
Mob.: 9423057093
e-mail:mail2dks07
@gmail.com
Ashok V. Ghag, Presiding Officer, Election of
Office Bearers, Omkar Co-op. Hsg. Society Ltd.
New Vaddem, Vasco, 18th August, 2023.
V. No. AP-556/2023.
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Department of Education, Art & Culture
Directorate of Art and Culture
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Order
No. DAC/5/Admn/376/Prom-Lib/2023/2665
On the recommendation of the Departmental
Promotion Committee as conveyed by the Goa
Public Service Commission vide Minutes of DPC
meeting No. 54/23 (PROMOTION) held on 27-07-2023,
Government is pleased to promote Ms. Bernadetta
Alzira Desouza to the post of Librarian, Group ‘B’
Non Gazetted on regular basis in the Pay Matrix
Level-6 with Grade Pay Rs. 4,200/- plus usual
allowance as admissible under the rules.
The above promotion shall be effective from the
date of joining to the post. The officer shall send
joining report to the Administration Section of this
Directorate. She shall be on probation for a period
of 2 years.
Ms. Desouza may exercise an option in terms of
Provision of FR 22(I)(a)(1) if she so desired within
one month from the date of the issue of this order
for fixing her pay in the respective promotional
grade.
The expenditure towards pay & allowances shall
be debited to the Budget Head 2205—Art & Culture,
00, 105—Public Libraries, 12—District Libraries
(Plan), 01—Salaries under Demand No. 43”.
By order and in the name of the Governor of
Goa.
Sagun R. Velip, Director (Art & Culture) & ex officio
Joint Secretary.
Panaji, 14th August, 2023.
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Directorate of Higher Education
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Order
No. ACAD III/GC/CAS/27/2023/4227
Read:
No. 8/1/2016-DHE/2765 dated 28-12-2016
On the recommendation of the Screening Committee, Government is pleased to grant Senior Scale (pre-
revised Rs. 10,000-325-15200) (revised Rs. 15,600-39,100+AGP Rs. 7,000) and Selection Grade (pre-revised
Rs. 12000-420-18300) (Revised Rs. 15,600-39,100+AGP Rs. 8,000) under Career Advancement Scheme of Goa
University Statute SA-19 in terms of Goa University Notification No. 2/155/13-Legal/Amend-Stat(New)/
/2013/VolVI/1947 dated 30-06-2010, to the following teaching faculty of the Sant Sohirobanath Ambiye
Government College of Arts and Commerce, Pernem-Goa, with effect from the date indicated against his
name as under:-
Sr.
Name of the
Date of eligibility for
Date of eligibility for
No.
Faculty
Senior Scale Pre-revised
Selection Grade
Rs. 10,000-325-15,200
Pre-revised
Rs. 12,000-420-18,300
1.
Dr. Balappa K. Haravi, Assistant
23-12-2010 (i.e. date of
23-12-2010 (i.e. date
Professor in Geography
obtaining Ph.D)
of obtaining Ph.D).
His pay scale shall be fixed as per the rules in force accordingly.
This supersedes earlier Order No. 8/1/2016-DHE/2765 dated 28-12-2016.
By order and in the name of the Governor of Goa.
Smt. Avelina D’sa E Pereira, Under Secretary (Higher Education).
Porvorim, 17th August, 2023.
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Order
No. ACAD III/GC/CAS/27/2023/4228
Read: No. 5/29/AC/98/-DHE/1844/VOI.11/663
dated 01-06-2017.
On recommendation of the Selection Committee,
Government is pleased to revise dates of grant of
Associate Professor Scale to Dr. B. K. Haravi,
Associate Professor in Geography, Sant Sohirobanath
Ambiye Government College of Arts and Commerce,
Pernem.
Dr. B. K. Haravi, Associate Professor in Geography,
Sant Sohirobanath Ambiye Government College of
Art and Commerce, Pernem shall be placed in
Associate Professor’s Scale (Stage IV) with effect
from 23-12-2010 under Career Advancement Scheme
of Goa University Statute SA-19 in terms of Goa
University Notification No. 2/155/13-Legal/Amend-
Stat(New)/2013/volVI/1947 dated 30-06-2010.
His pay shall be fixed as per the existing rules in
force. He may exercise an option, if applicable, if he
so desires within one month from the date of issue
of the order for fixing the pay in the Career
Advancement Scheme.
This supersedes earlier order No. 5/29/AC/98/-
DHE/1844/VOI.11/663 dated 01-06-2017.
By order and in the name of the Governor of
Goa.
Smt. Avelina D’sa E Pereira, Under Secretary
(Higher Education).
Porvorim, 17th August, 2023.
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Pattern of Assistance
No. ACAD III/SHEC/Pattern of Assistance/05/
/2022/4229
Sanction of the Government is hereby accorded
to the following Pattern of Assistance governing
the recurring Grant-in-Aid to ‘Goa State Higher
Education Council’.
1. The main objective of the Goa State Higher
Education Council includes planned and
co-ordinated development of Higher Education in
the State, promoting Academic excellence and
Social Justice by obtaining academic input for
policy formulation and prospective planning,
ensuring
autonomy,
accountability
and
co-ordination of all institutions of Higher Education
in the State and guiding the growth of Higher
Education in accordance with the Socio-economic
requirements of the State.
2. The grants shall be utilised exclusively for
establishment and smooth functioning of ‘Goa State
Higher Education Council’ enacted as per the Goa
State Higher Education Council Act of 2018.
3. The grants shall be disbursed as per the
Budget provision in the State Budget for the
concerned Financial Year or Rs. 5.00 crores for the
financial year 2023-2024, Rs. 6.00 crores for 2024-
2025 and Rs. 7.00 crores for 2025-2026.
4. Initially the grants for the first year shall be
released in one instalment. However from the
subsequent year the release of grants shall be in
two instalments on 70:30 basis.
The first instalment of 70% of the Budget
allocation shall be released in month of April of the
Financial Year and the second instalment of 30%
shall be released subject to submission of 50% of
utilization of funds disbursed in the first instalment.
5. The grants shall be utilised for achieving the
responsibilities and functions of the Council, for
payment of salaries and allowances, wages,
honorarium, administrative and office expenses,
expenditure on various workshops, training, Faculty
Development Programmes, implementation of New
Education Policy, implementation of various
schemes of the Council, software development,
maintenance expenditure on building and
equipment and other asset and other expenditure
as may be required from time to time to fulfil the
aims and objectives of the ‘Goa State Higher
Education Council’. The grants shall also be utilised
for procurement of vehicle and expenditure on
construction expansion an upgradation of the
building with the approval of the Government.
6. The entire amount of the grant should be
utilised only for the purpose for which it is
sanctioned.
7. The assets acquired wholly or substantially
out of the Government grants shall be the property
of the Government. The Grantee shall maintain a
register of the permanent and semi-permanent
assets created out of the grants. The register shall
be maintained seperately in respect of the grants
sanctioned and an extract from the register shall be
furnished to the Government annually with the
audited accounts after the close of the financial
year. Register shall be maintained in terms of Form
GFR-22 and Form GFR-23. Such assets acquired
wholly or substantially shall not be disposed of,
encumbered or utilised for purpose other than those
for which the grant was given, without prior
approval of the Government. Should the Grantee
Institution cease to exist at any time, such assets
properties shall revert to the Government.
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8. The account of the Grantee Institution in
respect of this grant shall be audited by the
Government
approved
Auditor/Chartered
Accountant concerned immediately after the end of
the financial year on completion of six months for
which the grant is sanctioned. The accounts of the
grants shall be maintained separately and in such
a form and manner as prescribed from time to time.
The records shall be open to the Sanctioning
Authority and the Comptroller and Auditor General
of India at any point of time.
9. The Audited statement of accounts showing
the expenditure incurred by the Grantee Institution
from the grants released, duly authenticated by the
Competent Authority of the Council and Chartered
Accountant, shall be furnished to the Government
as soon as possible after the close of the financial
year or on completion of six months of the financial
year for which the grant is sanctioned.
10. The Grantee Institution shall submit their
requirement of funds with supporting details by
the end of September in the year preceding the
year for which the Grant-in-Aid is sought.
11. A performance-cum-achievement report
specifying in detail the achievements made by the
Grantee Institution with the Government grants
shall be furnished to the Directorate of Higher
Education not later than six months after the close
of financial year.
12. The Grantee Institution must exercise
reasonable economy, observe all financial rules and
regulations as issued by the Government from time
to time while incurring the expenditure.
13. In case of misutilization of grants, the amount
so misutilized shall be recovered from the Grantee
Institution.
14. The Grantee institution shall not increase the
man power without the approval of the Government
which increase its liability on establishment
charges. The pay scales of the staff of the Council
shall be subject to the approval from time to time.
15. The amount shall be drawn from the
Directorate of Accounts on presentation of the bill
in Form GAR-32 duly countersigned by the Drawing
and Disbursing Officer, Directorate of Higher
Education.
16. The grant-in-aid shall be debited to the
Budget Head of Account.
Demand No. 35
2202—General Education;
03—University and Higher Education;
103—Government Colleges and Institution;
02—State Council for Hr. Educ./State Awards
for meritorious College Teachers;
31—Grant-in-Aid.
17. The Pattern of Assistance shall be valid for
the period of 3 years.
18. The Pattern of Assistance to release the grant-
in-aid has been approved by the Finance (Exp.)
Department under U. O. No. 3986/F dated
06-08-2023.
By order and in the name of the Governor of
Goa.
Avelina D’sa E Pereira, Under Secretary (Higher
Education).
Porvorim, 17th August, 2023.
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Department of Home
Home—General Division
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Order
No. 24/31/2014-HD(G)/Part II/2189
Read: Memorandum No. 24/31/2014-HD(G)/Part II/
1477 dated 31-05-2023.
On the recommendation of the Goa Public
Service Commission as conveyed vide their letter
No. COM/I/5/58(1)/2021/66 dated 28-04-2023, the
Governor of Goa is pleased to appoint Shri Amey
Pundalik Barad to the post of Assistant Public
Prosecutors (Group ‘A’ Gazetted) on temporary
basis in the Directorate of Prosecution in Level-10
of the pay matrix with immediate effect.
The pay of the above candidate will be fixed in
accordance with CCS (Revised Pay) Rules, 2016.
The appointment will be further subject to the
following conditions:-
a) The above candidate has been declared
medically fit by the Medical Board and his
character and antecedents has been
verified.
b) The above candidate shall be on probation
for a period of two years with effect from
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c) The pay and allowances of the above
candidate shall be debited to the Budget
Head controlled by the Directorate of
Prosecution wherever he is posted from
time to time.
d) The above candidate shall join his duties
in the Directorate of Prosecution with
immediate effect.
By order and in the name of the Governor of
Goa.
Diksha N. Tari, Under Secretary (Home-II).
Porvorim, 14th August, 2023.
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Department of Industries
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Order
No. 5/4/2020-IND/Part/186
The Government is pleased to constitute a
Committee of the following members for
implementation of “One Taluka One Product” an
initiative of State Government to strengthen the
domestic industries in line with the vision of
“Atmanirbhar Bharat” and “Swayampurna Goa”.
1. Director of Industries,
—
Chairperson.
Trade & Commerce of the
Committee
2. Collector (North Goa)
—
Member.
3. Collector (South Goa)
—
Member.
4. Director of Agriculture
—
Member.
5. Director, Handicrafts,
—
Member.
Textile & Coir
6. Member Secretary, Goa
—
Member.
State Biodiversity Board
7. Director of Science &
—
Member.
Technology
8. Deputy Director (Industries) —
Member
Secretary.
The terms of reference of the Committee are as
follows:-
The Committee shall identify agricultural/
/handicrafts/textile products/products of
cultural significance from each taluka of the
State.
The Committee will work on the constraints
faced by the producers/artisans of the product.
The Committee shall help and provide support
to promote the product as identified.
By order and in the name of the Governor of
Goa.
Vivek Naik, Under Secretary (Industries).
Porvorim, 17th August, 2023.
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Department of Law & Judiciary
Law (Establishment) Division
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Order
No. 2/65/2016-LD(Estt)/1388
The Government of Goa is pleased to order the transfer and posting of the Civil Registrar-cum-Sub
Registrars, Group ‘B’ Gazetted Officer of Registration Department, in public interest, with immediate effect:-
Sr. No.
Name of the Official
Present place of posting
Place of posting on transfer
1.
Smt. Malini P. Sawant
Holding charge of Civil-Registrar-
Civil Registrar-cum-Sub
-cum-Sub Registrar, Sattari
Registrar, Sattari.
The above Officer shall draw her pay and allowances against the above place of posting from the date
of acceptance of post i.e. 23-06-2023 b.n.
By order and in the name of the Governor of Goa.
Amir Y. Parab, Under Secretary (Law-Estt.).
Porvorim, 17th August, 2023.
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Mormugao Port Authority
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Notification
Goa, on the 31st day of the Month of May, 2023
No. PPP/1/2023/Berth No. 7— In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 27 of the Major Port Authorities
Act, 2021, the Mormugao Port Authority, Goa (MPA) hereby disposes of the representation dated 20-07-2021
received from the Adani Murmugao Port Terminal Private Limited (AMPTPL) as in the Order appended
hereto;
and
an
In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 27 of the Major Port Authorities Act, 2021 and in pursuance
of Ministry of Shipping Letter No. PD-13/1/2018-PPP Cell dated 11 July, 2018 on Stressed PPP Projects, the
Mormugao Port Authority, Goa hereby disposes of the proposal dated 21-10-2022 and
16-04-2023 for rationalization of storage charge at Berth No. 7 operated by Adani Murmugao Port Terminal
Private Limited as in the Order appended hereto.
MORMUGAO PORT AUTHORITY
Case No. PPP/1/2023/Berth No. 7
Adani Murmugao Port Terminal Private Limited (AMPTPL)… Applicant
Order
(Passed on this 31st day of May, 2023)
SCALE OF RATE (SoR) FOR COAL TERMINAL AT MORMUGAO PORT AUTHORITY
1.1. This Authority received a representation dated 21-10-2022 from the Adani Murmugao Port Terminal
Private Limited to increase free period from present 15 days to 25 days and correct the storage charges
approved in the tariff Order No. TAMP/23/2008-MOPT dated 07 August, 2008 notified in the erstwhile name
of Mormugao Port Trust (MOPT) followed by AMPTPL proposal dated 16-04-2023 on the same subject of its
representation dated 20-07-2021. Their presentation dated 20-07-2021 of AMPTPL also claimed that the
AMPTPL’s Berth No. 7 at MOPT qualified as a Stressed PPP Project in terms of the criteria established by the
Stressed PPP Guidelines issued by the Ministry of Shipping (MOS) in the Government of India, entitling it to
a rationalization of storage charges as prescribed procedures given below.
1.2. Ministry of Shipping (MoS) vide letter dtd. 11-07-2018 has directed to all Major Ports to adopt the
prescribed procedures for classification of a PPP project as “Stressed Project” including review of the situation
periodically for optimum utilization of the facility created. The Committee constituted by MoS had
recommended the following three criteria for classification of PPP Project as “Stressed Project”.
(i) The project is sub-optimally utilized as evidenced by the actual cargo handled by
the operator during two preceding financial years being less than 70% of the projection
as per DPR/Feasibility report forming part of the bid document; and
(ii) Project SPV incurring cash loss continuously for two preceding financial years; and
(iii) The losses incurred by Concessionaire has caused at least 50% erosion of its peak Net
Worth during the operation period.
The Committee (MoS) suggested the following options for the post classification as a stressed project.
a) Further it stated that, if the PPP Project falls under the category of “Stressed Project” and an issue of
abnormal storage charges arise, in such projects, then the Ports may approach TAMP under the provisions of
Article 21.9 “Amendments, Modifications or alterations” of the CA with the proposal for rationalization of
storage charges in consultation with the Concessionaire so as to achieve the Annual Revenue Requirement
(ARR) as per TAMP Guidelines/Notifications.
b) MoS also directed to make the DBFOT terminals competitive by proposing rationalization of storage
charges levied by extending the free period depending on the local conditions with a view to optimize the
capacity utilization of the berth with periodical review duly ensuring the following.
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(i) No storage charges and hence no Royalty if cargo is cleared within the free period as per
executed Concession Agreement.
(ii) If the cargo is cleared after the expiry of free period as per executed CA but within the
extended free period, no storage charges will be payable, but the Concessionaire shall pay
Royalty equal to 1% of the ARR; and
(iii) If the cargo is cleared after the extended free period, then the Concessionaire shall pay
Royalty equal to quoted percentage on actual storage charges recovered or 1% of
ARR whichever is higher, for the period beyond the extended period.
c) The Ministry also directed the Major Ports to periodically review the situation of Stressed Projects for
optimum utilization of the facility created.
1.3. This Authority also received a proposal dated 21-10-2022 from AMPTPL for rationalization of storage
charges at Berth No. 7 for the year 2021-22 in pursuance of MOS Letter No. PD-13/1/2018-PPP Cell dated
11th July, 2018 on Stressed PPP Projects. Since the representation dated 21-10-2022 and the proposal dated
16-04-2023 received from AMPTPL towards rationalization of storage charges at Berth No. 7 operated by
AMPTPL, a common Order is passed as in hereunder.
2.1 The Tariff Authority for Major Ports(TAMP) had notified upfront tariff for Development of Coal handling
terminal at berth No.7 at MPA on DBFOT basis vide Order No. TAMP/23/2008-MOPT dated
07 August, 2008 which was notified in the Gazette of India on 20 August, 2008 vide Gazette No. 141. The MPT
awarded the project to Adani Murmugao Port Terminal Private Limited (AMPTPL). Based on the proposal of
AMPTPL, TAMP notified the Scale of Rates after indexation in the name of AMPTPL vide Order No. TAMP/13/
2014-MOPT dated 04th July, 2014. The said Order was notified in the Gazette of India on 25th July, 2014 vide
Gazette No. 224.
2.2 The relevant extracts of storage charges schedule and relevant Note (i) prescribed in the upfront
tariff Order dated 7 August, 2008 and in the tariff Order dated 4 July, 2014 notifying SOR in the name of
AMPTPL are given below:
(i). Order No. TAMP/23/2008-MOPT dated 7 August, 2008:
“4. Storage Charges:
The Storage charges for the cargo stored in the stack yard beyond the free period shall be as below:
(Rate in Rs. per tonne per day or part thereof)
Sr.
Commodity
Rate for five days for
Rate for sixth day to
Rate for the Eleventh
No.
the balance cargo
tenth day for the
day onwards for the
remaining after the
balance cargo
balance cargo
free period
1
2
3
4
5
1.
Coal (all types)
12
24
48
Note: (i). Fifteen free Days shall be allowed, after complete discharge of vessel’s cargo. For the purpose of
calculation of free period, customs notified holidays and Terminal’s non- working days shall be
excluded.
(ii). Order No.TAMP/13/2014-MOPT dated 4 July 2014 [After Indexation]:
“4.
Storage Charges:
The Storage charges for the cargo stored in the stack yard beyond the free period shall be as below:
(Rate in Rs. per tonne per day or part thereof)
Sr.
Commodity
Rate for five days for
Rate for sixth day to
Rate for the Eleventh
No.
the balance cargo
tenth day for the
day onwards for the
remaining after the
balance cargo
balance cargo
free period
1
2
3
4
5
1.
Coal (all types)
15.79
31.58
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Note: (i). Fifteen free Days shall be allowed, after complete discharge of vessel’s cargo. For the purpose
of calculation of free period, customs notified holidays and Terminal’s non working days shall
be excluded.
3.1 The submissions made by AMPTPL in its representation dated 20-07-2021 to this Committee for
rationalization of storage charge approved by this Authority vide Order dated 07 August, 2008 notifying
the Scale of Rates in the name of MOPT are summarized below:
1. AMPTPL could not handle cargo up to its designed capacity due to various reasons such as
a.
Punitive charges by way of storage rent are prohibiting in attracting customers.
b.
Dispatches of cargo through road are restricted by various authorities by time to time by frequent
restrictions from GSPCB & MMC.
c.
Competing Ports are offering free storage period ranging from 45 to 60 days with
nominal storage charges.
The details of the cargo handled during the preceding two Financial Year are as below.
Financial
Projected Cargo
Cargo Handled
Year
as per DPR
in MMT
1
2
3
2019-20
7.5
4.00
2020-21
7.5
3.74
2. AMPTPL is running with huge losses since commencement of commercial operation. Cash Loss
incurred by AMPTPL during the preceding two financial years i.e. FY 2019-20 and 2020-21 duly certified
by statutory auditor.
3. Year wise net loss incurred by AMPTPL during the preceding two financial years i.e. FY
2019-20 & 2020-21 duly certified by our statutory auditor.
4. Proposed 4 Lane Port connectivity highway which was planned in FY 2010 to facilitate faster
evacuation of cargo are still not been operational. This has compelled vehicle to move through city roads
causing in serious impact on truck turn around time and thereby evacuation.
4.1. M/s. AMPTPL has referred MOS letter dated 11 July, 2018 issued to all Major Port Trusts on Stressed
PPP Projects and it has discussed about consideration of AMPTPL project as Stressed PPP Project in
pursuance of the said MOS letter, and claimed that AMPTPL’s berth No. 7 at MOPT qualifies as a stressed
PPP project, entitling it to a rationalization of storage charges as per the criteria set by stressed PPP
Guidelines as brought out in an earlier paragraph.
4.2. MOS vide letter No. PD-13/1/2018-PPP Cell dated 11 July, 2018 addressed to all Major Port Trusts
including MOPT has evolved a mechanism to rationalize storage charge for stressed PPP project. Para 6
of the said letter states that whenever issue of abnormal storage charges emerges in stressed projects as
defined in the said MOS letter, the Ports may approach TAMP under the provisions of “Amendments,
modification or alternations” to the terms and conditions of the concession agreement with an appropriate
proposal for rationalization of storage charges in consultation with concessionaires so as to achieve the ARR
as per the TAMP guidelines/notification. TAMP has to consider such proposals on merit. The Committee also
recommended review of the situation by the Concessioning Authority periodically for optimum utilization
of the facility created.
4.3. As per Major Port Authorities Act, 2021, Mormugao Port Authority (MPA) will dispose the said
application through approval of the Board of Mormugao Port Authority. Accordingly, the said proposal of
AMPTPL was circulated vide letter No. CME/PROJ/34/2023/00556 dated 09-05-2023 for consultation process,
to all the concerned users/user organizations.
5.1. The subject project was awarded to M/s. Adani Murmugao Port Terminal Pvt. Ltd., (AMPTPL) the
Concessionaire, at Port of Mormugao, Goa. The project is operational w.e.f. 06-06-2014. The Upfront tariff and
indexed SOR for the project has been notified by TAMP Vide Order No. TAMP/13/2014-MOPT dtd.
04-07-2014 for berth hire charges, cargo handling charges, storage charges and miscellaneous charges.
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5.2 AMPTPL had made an application dated 20-07-2021 to Mormugao Port Authority, Goa, that their project
is being operated in stressed condition due to various reasons including storage charges.
5.3 Ministry of Shipping vide Letter No. PD-13/1/2018-PPP Cell dtd. 11-07-2018 has directed all Major Ports
and TAMP to adopt the procedure contained therein including the review of the situation periodically for
optimum utilisation of the facility created. In response to MoS letter dtd. 11-07-2018, AMPTPL submitted
above request vide letter dated 20-07-2021 to consider project as Stressed by giving the below mentioned
reasons for project being stressed.
i. The dispatches of cargo through road are restricted by various authorities by time to time like frequent
restriction from GSPCB and MMC and in time MPA citing various reasons.
ii. Proposed 4-Lane Port connectivity highway which was planned in FY 2010 to facilitate faster evacuation
of cargo are still not been operational. This has compelled vehicles to move through city roads causing
in serious impact on truck turn around time and thereby evacuation.
iii. Competing Ports are offering free storage period ranging from 45 to 60 days with nominal storage
charges.
5.4 AMPTPL has given the details of cargo handled during the preceding 2 years and financial audited
report for FY 2019-20 & 2020-21 certified by their statutory auditor. AMPTPL has proposed the free days for
storage of cargo as 25 days at their terminal.
6.1 A Committee was constituted by the Mormugao Port Authority (MPA), headed by the
Dy. Chairman and comprising of TM, FA & CAO, CME & CE.
6.2 The Committee met on 13-06-2022, and observed that, the actual cargo handled in the two preceding
years i.e. 2019-20 and 2020-21, is sub-optimally utilized with 59% and 54% respectively as against 70% of the
Criteria ‘a’. The same has been certified by Traffic Department. AMPTPL vide letter dtd. 20-07-2021, has
enclosed the report of M/s. Deloitte Haskins & Sells LLP, the statutory auditor wherein they have certified the
cash loss (Criteria ‘b’) and net worth (Criteria ‘c’) for the financial year 2019-20 and 2020-21 as given below.
FY
Cash (Loss)
Net worth
1
2
3
2019-20
Rs. (63.72) Crores
Rs. (219.99) Crores.
2020-21
Rs. (7.81) Crores
Rs. (259.85) Crores.
6.3 The Port had appointed M/s. D.K. Chhajer & Co. Chartered Accountants as an Independent Auditor for
conducting the Special Audit on AMPTPL Accounts for FY 2020-21. The Committee observed that the project
meets all the criteria for qualification as a stressed project for the FY 2021-22 as per the guidelines of the
Ministry of Shipping based on data pertaining to FY 2019-20 and 2020-21, as evidenced in the Special Audit
Report of M/s. D.K. Chhajer & Co. Chartered Accountants dated 28-01-2022.
The details for classification of a PPP Project as ‘Stressed Project’ as per MoS are given below as ready
reference.
Sr.
Criteria for classification of a PPP
FY 2019-20
FY 2020-21
No.
Project as ‘Stressed Project”
1
2
3
4
1.
Criteria-’a’
Project is sub-optimally utilized as evidenced
59%
54%
by the actual cargo handled by operator
during the two preceding financial years
being less than 70% of the projection as per
the DPR/Feasibility Report forming part of
the bid document
2.
Criteria-’b’
Project SPV incurring Cash loss continously
Rs. (-) 5.06 Cr.
Rs. (-) 7.85 Cr.
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1
2
3
4
3.
Criteria-’c’
The losses incurred by Concessionaire has caused
353%
399%
atleast 50% Erosion of its Peak Net worth during
the Operation Period
6.4 The request of the Concessionaire were put up to the Board of Mormugao Port Authority in its meeting
held on 07-09-2022 for review and deliberations. The Board vide resolution No. 68 of 07-09-2022 resolved that
i. To consider PPP project at Berth No. 7 as stressed, for the Financial Year 2021-22.
ii. To submit a detailed proposal by the Concessionaire to the Board of Mormugao Port Authority in this
regard, duly justifying the reasonableness of increasing the storage period from the existing 15 days,
as per the TAMP guidelines for a Coal Handling Terminal.
iii. To place the proposal regarding increasing the free time for storage of cargo from the existing 15 days
as stipulated in the Concession Agreement before the Board for discussions and approval based on
the assessment of actual dwell time of the terminal.
iv. The said proposal shall be valid for a period of one year and may be reviewed after a period of one year.
6.5 The Board Resolution was communicated to AMPTPL. In response, M/s. AMPTPL submitted a detailed
proposal vide their letter No. AMPTPL/2022/888 dtd. 21-10-2022, for rationalisation of storage charges duly
enhancing the free period from 15 days to 25 days and to amend the storage charges as notified by MPA for
the FY 2020-21 as communicated vide Section 4 of MoS letter dtd. 11-07-2018.
6.6 The Committee met again on 02-03-2023 to discuss issue of free days for storage of cargo. As per TAMP
notified SOR dated 04-07-2014, the free days for storage cargo is stipulated as 15 days. The Committee found
that AMPTPL request for increase in free days for storage of cargo as 25 days, is in line with the TAMP
guidelines communicated vide letter No. PR-14019/25/2007-PG dt. 12-02-2008, for upfront tariff setting for
PPP Projects at Major Port Trusts, for a Coal handling terminal.
6.7 The Committee also observed that, as per data provided by AMPTPL regarding details of the storage
period of the vessels handled at Berth No.7, during the FY 2020-21, 18 vessels out of 67 vessels have exceeded
storage period more than 25 days. It may be noted that 49 vessels out of 67 vessels have been cleared within
25 days.
6.8 The Committee requested to consider the proposal submitted by AMPTPL for rationalisation of storage
charges as envisaged and notify the same, to avoid diversion of cargo to the neighbouring private port and to
attract additional volumes so that the capacity utilization of the facility can be improved. The Committee
further stated that Mormugao Port Authority shall review the proposed rationalisationof storage charges
after one year of notification.
6.9 The request of the Concessionaire were put up to the Board of Mormugao Port Authority, in its meeting
held on 23-03-2023 for review and deliberations. The Board vide resolution No. 132 of 23-03-2023 resolved and
considered the request of M/s. AMPTPL to increase the free period for storage of cargo, from the existing 15
days to 25 days, for Coal Handling Terminal at Berth No. 7 of Port of Mormugao, Goa, for the F.Y. 2021-22 and to
obtain the proposal from M/s. AMPTPL, duly justifying the reasonableness of increasing the storage period, for
rationalisation of storage charges.
6.10 Port vide letter dated 12-04-2023 informed decision of the Board to increase the free period for storage
of cargo, from the existing 15 days to 25 days, for Coal Handling Terminal at Berth No.7 of Port of Mormugao,
Goa, for the F.Y. 2021-22. Port requested M/s. AMPTPL to submit the proposal for rationalization of storage
charges to the Port’s Scale of Rates Committee for further consideration. M/s. AMPTPL vide letter dated
16-04-2023 submitted the proposed storage charges after applying the applicable indexation factor for the
FY 2021-22. Port vide letter dated 09-05-2023 has circulated the proposal of M/s. AMPTPL to the concerned
users/user organizations, who are stakeholders to be consulted for this proposal.
6.11
The comparative position of the existing tariff, proposed tariff and the royalty in respect of storage
charges by M/s. AMPTPL is presented below for amendment w.e.f. 01-04-2021 for the FY 2021-22:
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(Rate in Rs. per tonne per day or part thereof)
Storage
Existing Storage
Proposed Storage
Royalty payable as
Days
Charges applicable
Charges from
per MOS letter
for the year
01-04-2021 to 31-03-2022
No. PD-13/1/2018-PPP
2021-22 after applicable
by AMPTPL
Cell dated 11 July, 2018
indexation
1
2
3
4
Storage Charges
Nil
No charges
Nil.
(0-15 days)
Storage Charges
17.22
No charges
1% of ARR from Storage
(16-20 days)
charges at Rs. 85.28 lakhs
estimated in August 2008
Order and after applicable
indexation.
Storage Charges
34.44
No charges
1% of ARR from Storage
(21-25 days)
charges i.e. Rs. 85.28 lakhs
estimated in August 2008
Order and after applicable
indexation.
Storage Charges
68.87
2.95
20% of actual storage charges
(26 to 30 days)
recovered or 1% of ARR
from Storage charges i.e.
Storage Charges
4.42
Rs. 85.28 lakhs estimated
(31 to 35 days)
in August 2008, after
indexation, whichever is
Storage Charges
5.91
higher.
(36th day onwards)
7.1. AMPTPL vide letter No. AMPTPL/2022/888 dated 21-10-2022 has submitted amended proposal as
given below, for considering AMPTPL as stressed project for FY 2021-22.
1. “We refer to the captioned Concession Agreement dated 22 September, 2009 (“the CA”) between
Mormugao Port Authority and Adani Mormugao Port Terminal Pvt. Ltd., (“AMPTPL”) for Coal Handling Terminal
at Berth No. 7 in the Port of Mormugao (“MPA”) on Design, Build, Finance, Operate and Transfer Basis (“the
Project”).
2. We further refer to the Upfront Tariff notified for the Project by the Tariff Authority for Major Ports
(“TAMP”) vide Order dated 07 August, 2008 in Case No. TAMP/23/2008 (notified in Gazette No. 141 dated 20
August, 2008) (“Upfront Tariff”) and to the Scale of Rates notified by TAMP for the facility designed and built
by AMPTPL vide Order dated 04 July, 2014 in Case No. TAMP/13/2014 (notified in Gazette No. 224 dated 25
July, 2014) (“SOR”).
3. We refer to the Stressed PPP Projects Guidelines notified by the Ministry of Shipping, Government of
India vide Letter No. PD-13/1/2018-PPP Cell dated 11 July, 2018 (“Stressed PPP Guidelines”).
4. We refer to our letter No. AMPTPL/2021-22/659 dated 20-07-2021 (“Stressed Project Application”),
whereby we had requested that the Coal Handling Terminal at Berth No. 7 at MPA be considered to be a
Stressed PPP Project under the Stressed PPP Guidelines.
5. Lastly, in this connection, we refer to the MPA Letter No. CME/PROJ/34/2022/1021 dated 03-10-22
whereby the MPA has communicated that the Board of Trustees for the MPA has decided to favorably consider
the Stressed Project Application for the financial year 2021-22; and ordered to submit a proposal for the
rationalization of storage charges along with the justification for the reasonableness.
6. As is apparent from the facts, data and information provided in the Stressed Project Application, the
Upfront Tariff and SOR provide for a free storage period of 15 days (in contrast with 25 days in the Upfront
Tariff Guidelines, 2008 notified by TAMP) on the basis of an assumed plot turnover ratio of 20 that is inherently
dependent on the cargo evacuation infrastructure available to the terminal Operator. It is a matter of record
that the cargo evacuation infrastructure available to AMPTPL’s Coal Handling Terminal at Berth No. 7 at MPA
is woefully inadequate as the flyover and 4-lane highway connectivity which was promised by MPA to be
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completed in 2010 are yet to be delivered, and there are restrictions imposed by the Goa State Pollution
Control Board (“GSPCB”) on the movement of coal cargo on trucks except during the narrow window between
10 p.m. and 6 a.m. It is thus observed that the average dwell time is around 30 days. As per TAMP guidelines
storage charges free period of 25 days is fixed, hence we propose to increase free storage period from existing
15 days to 25 days. The brief working of vessels along with dwell time for FY 21-22 is enclosed herewith as
“Annexure”.
7. As a result of the low capacity of the cargo evacuation infrastructure leading to higher dwell times, and
the low free storage period notified in the Upfront Tariff and SOR, the notional storage charges based on the
SOR work out to much higher than the envisaged 1% of Annual Revenue Requirement (ARR) as provided by
the Upfront Tariff Guidelines, 2008. In fact, the notional Storage Charges work out, in several cases, to be
much higher than the Cargo Handling Charges as per the SOR! Unsurprisingly, AMPTPL has never been able
to charge or recover any Storage Charges since inception till date, for the reason that the Storage Charges
under the Upfront Tariff and SOR are not commercially viable and if AMPTPL were to levy Storage Charges as
per the SOR, the cargo handling business would simply move away from MPA to other competing ports.
8. Faced with a severely constrained cargo volumes (which were abysmally low when compared to the
projections in the Detailed Project Report dated 12 March 2010 (“DPR”) and the facilities constructed and
built by AMPTPL) and coupled with a high cost of borrowed capital for an escalated actual Project Cost
which has not yet been compensated to AMPTPL, AMPTPL began incurring substantial operating and cash
losses in each year, such that by 31 March, 2018, more than 100% of its net worth had been wiped out.
9. It is in this background that AMPTPL had made the Stressed Project Application. It remains AMPTPL’s
position that it fully meets all objective criteria established under the Stressed PPP Guidelines, including but
not limited to the following:
i)
Sub-optimal utilization of the project facilities, as evidenced by the actual cargo handled by
AMPTPL during two preceding financial years, namely 2020-21 and 2021-22, being less than
70% of the projection as per DPR/Feasibility report forming part of the bid document;
ii)
AMPTPL incurring cash loss continuously for two preceding financial years, namely
2020-21 and 2021-22; and
iii)
The losses incurred by AMPTPL have caused at least 50% erosion of its peak Net Worth
during the operation period.
10. AMPTPL has not been able to achieve the proposed ARR through realization of tariff. The tariff cap for
different individual services is therefore, to be set appropriately by TAMP so as to enable AMPTPL to achieve
the ARR determined as per Clause 3.8.2 of the Upfront Tariff Guidelines, 2008.
11. The commercial unviability of the Upfront Tariff and SOR for the Coal Handling Terminal at Berth No. 7
is also highlighted by the fact that as against the TAMP-notified 16% Return On Capital Employed (“ROCE”),
AMPTPL has had a negative ROCE, as per AMPTPL’s audited books of accounts for the 5 years preceding
2020-21 is set out below:-
Sl.
Year
Volume of
Cargo Handling
Operating Cost
Return on
No.
Cargo Handled
Revenue
(Rs. Crores)
Capital Employed
(MT)
(Rs. Crores)
1
2
3
4
5
6
1.
2014-15
860,339
20.72
10.08
-28.18
2.
2015-16
1,812,324
44.42
22.58
-49.78
3.
2016-17
1,959,252
48.08
26.45
-7.85
4.
2017-18
1,122,377
27.72
17.83
-49.62
5.
2018-19
4,248,719
112.42
116.63
-103.38
6.
2019-20
4,000,641
107.50
112.56
-96.12
7.
2020-21
3,743,778
97.28
105.13
-39.89
8.
2021-22
4,042,998
103.33
107.40
-42.62
12.
It is indisputable that AMPTPL meets all objective criteria for being declared a Stressed PPP Project
within the meaning assigned to the said term under the Stressed PPP Guidelines, and as a corollary,
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AMPTPL qualifies for rationalization of the Tariff and SOR for the Coal Handling Terminal at Berth No. 7
of MPT. This has also been confirmed by MPT vide its letter dated 03 Oct., 2022.
Guidance on Tariff Rationalization from the Upfront Tariff Guidelines, 2008 read with the Stressed
PPP Guidelines
13. As per the Annexure III of the Upfront Tariff Guidelines, 2008 the norms for apportionment of the ARR is
as follows.
Tariff Group
Percentage of Total revenue allocated
1
2
Coal Handling Charges
98
Storage Charges
1
Miscellaneous Charges
1
14. For the identified stressed assets, the Stressed PPP Guidelines recommends the extension of the free
storage period with a view to optimize the capacity utilization of the berth. In making this recommendation,
the Stressed PPP Guidelines also note the following points, all of which apply to AMPTPL’s case since
commencement of cargo operations:-
(a) The norm fixed by TAMP (in the Upfront Tariff Guidelines, 2008) anticipating 1% revenue
towards storage charges out of gross revenue from handling charges was based on certain
assumptions regarding the dwell time of cargo, which may change based on factors
such as availability of rakes, storage space at importers premises, etc.;
(b) As a result of higher and telescopic storage charges, cargo handling migrates away to
non-major ports that offer higher free time and as a result, the income generation from the
projects come down, making them unviable.
(c) The higher storage charges and resultant diversion of cargo handling business to non-mechanized
facilities defeats the very objective of the PPP projects for mechanization of cargo berths at major ports.
15. Accordingly, we had requested MPA to increase the free period (which is currently 15 days as per the
Upfront Tariff, and as adopted in the CA). The MPA got a Special Audit for AMPTPL conducted by M/s. D S
Pawooskar & Co. and D.K Chhajer for Financial Year 2019-20 & FY 2020-21 respectively and on consideration
of the Special Audit Report along with the Report made by AMPTPL’s Statutory Auditors, M/s. Deloitte
Haskins & Sells LLP, affirmatively concluded that AMPTPL qualifies as a Stressed PPP Project under the
Stressed PPP Guidelines.
AMPTPL’s Proposal for Tariff Rationalization for 2021-22
16. AMPTPL agrees and undertakes to comply with the Stressed PPP Guidelines such that:
a) No Storage charges and hence no Royalty if cargo is cleared within the free period as per
executed CA (i.e. 15 days free period).
b) If the cargo is cleared after the expiry of free period as per the executed CA but within the extended
free period, no storage charges will be applied but AMPTPL shall pay Royalty equal to 1% ARR to MPA;
and
c) If the cargo is cleared after extended free period (i.e. beyond 25 days), AMPTPL shall pay Royalty equal
to quoted % on actual storage charges recovered or 1% of ARR whichever is higher for the period
beyond the extended period.
17. It is pertinent that AMPTPL continues to meet the objective criteria under the Stressed PPP Guidelines
in Financial Year 2021-22, and the data and Auditor’s Reports in this behalf have already been provided to
MPA.
18. Now, therefore, we, the Concessionaire, AMPTPL, do hereby apply for the rationalization of SOR and a
suitable amendment to the CA w.e.f. 01 April, 2021 for the Financial Year 2021-22.
19. Accordingly, in light of our current request, the SOR may be amended and the table at Para 4 of the
Schedule to the SOR be substituted w.e.f. 01 April, 2021 for the Financial Year 2021-22 as follows which is
already notified by TAMP for the FY 2019-20 & MPA notified for the FY 2020-21:
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Rate in Rs. Per Ton or Part Thereof
Sl.
Storage
Existing Storage
Proposed Storage
Royalty payable as
No.
Days
Charges applicable
Charges from
per MOS letter
for the year
01-04-2021 till 31-03-2022
No. PD-13/1/2018-PPP
2021-22 after applicable
Cell dated 11 July, 2018
indexation
and as given by MOPT
for the year 2021-22
1
2
3
4
5
1.
Storage Charges
Nil
No charge
Nil.
(0-15 days)
2.
Storage Charges
17.22
No charge
1% of APR from Storage
(16-20 days)
charges at Rs. 85.28 lakhs
estimated in August 2008
Order and after applicable
indexation.
3.
Storage Charges
34.43
No charge
1% of APR from Storage
(21-25 days)
charges i.e. Rs. 85.28 lakhs
estimated in August 2008
Order and after applicable
indexation.
4.
Storage Charges
68.87
2.95
20% of actual storage charges
(26-30 days)
recovered or 1% of ARR
from Storage charges i.e.
5.
Storage Charges
4.42
Rs. 85.28 lakhs as per
(31-35 days)
Order dated 07-08-2008
after indexation, whichever
6.
Storage Charges
5.91
is higher.
(36th day onwards)
i. Twenty five free days shall be allowed, after complete discharge of vessel’s cargo. For the purpose
of calculation of free period, customs notified holidays and Terminal’s non-working days shall be
excluded.
ii. Storage charges shall be payable for all days including Terminal’s non-working days and customs
notified holidays for stay of cargo beyond the prescribed free days.
iii. Storage charge on cargo shall not accrue for the period when the terminal operator is not in a
position to deliver/ship the cargo when requested by the user due to reasons attributable to the
terminal operator.
iv. The above storage schedule shall be valid for a period of one year of 2021-22 i.e. from 1 April, 2021
till 31 March, 2022.
20. Hence we request your good office to issue an order as issued in last year which will be effective
for a period of one year (i.e. from 01-04-2021 till 31-03-2022).
8.1. AMPTPL vide letter dated 16-04-2023 submitted amended storage charges with applying the
indexation factor of 0.33% announced by the Tariff Authority for Major Ports for the financial year 2021-22
are as given below.
Rate in Rs. Per Ton or Part Thereof
Sl.
Storage
Existing Storage
Proposed Storage
Royalty payable as
No.
Days
Charges applicable
Charges from
per MOS letter
for the year
01-04-2021 till 31-03-2022
No. PD-13/1/2018-PPP
2021-22 after applicable
Cell dated 11 July, 2018
indexation
and as given by MPA
for the year 2021-22
1
2
3
4
5
1.
Storage Charges
Nil
No charge
Nil.
(0-15 days)
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2
3
4
5
2.
Storage Charges
17.22
No charge
1% of ARR from Storage
(16-20 days)
charges at Rs. 85.28 lakhs
estimated in August 2008
Order and after applicable
indexation.
3.
Storage Charges
34.44
No charge
1% of ARR from Storage
(21-25 days)
charges i.e. Rs. 85.28 lakhs
estimated in August 2008
Order and after applicable
indexation.
4.
Storage Charges
68.87
2.95
20% of actual storage charges
(26-30 days)
recovered or 1% of ARR
from Storage charges i.e.
5.
Storage Charges
4.42
Rs. 85.28 lakhs as per
(31-35 days)
Order dated 07-08-2008 after
indexation, whichever is
6.
Storage Charges
5.91
higher.
(36th day onwards)
9.1
The Board vide Resolution No. 20 of 10-02-2022 resolved to form the Committee of HOD’s headed by
Dy. Chairperson to deal with all Scale of Rates (SOR) and PPP issues related to Stressed Project pertaining
to MOPA as per The Major Port Authorities Act, 2021. Accordingly, the Committee of HOD’s headed by
Dy. Chairperson, evaluated the proposal of M/s. AMPTPL.
9.2
Mormugao Port Authority (MPA) will have to dispose the said application through Board of Authority
of Port of Mormugao as per Major Port Authorities Act, 2021. Accordingly, the said proposal of AMPTPL was
circulated for consultation process to all the concerned users/user organisations.
9.3
Mormugao Port Authority (MPA) vide letter dated 09-05-2023 intimated to all the concerned users/
/user organisations for consultation process held through video conferencing on 16-05-2023 at 11.00 hrs.
10.1. The prescribed consultation process with stake holders including AMPTPL was initiated to have
participative approach and to give an opportunity of hearing to the concerned parties and accordingly
all the concerned users/user organisations intimated vide our letter dated 09-05-2023.
10.2. In accordance with the consultative procedure prescribed, the proposal of MPA was forwarded vide
our letter dated 09-05-2023 to the concerned users/user organisations seeking their comments.
10.3
A joint hearing in this case was held on 16-05-2023 through video conferencing. At the joint hearing,
AMPTPL and users/user organizations have made their submissions.
M/s. Adani Murmugao Port Terminal Pvt. Ltd.
(i) M/s. Adani Murmugao Port Terminal Pvt. Ltd., Capt. Jeyaraj Thamburaj made following submission
before the Port Authority.
Sl.
Storage
Existing Storage Charges
Proposed Storage Charges
No.
Days
applicable for the year 2021-22
from 01-04-2021 to 31.03.2022
after applicable indexation
1
2
3
4
1.
Storage Charges (0-15 days)
Nil
No charge
2.
Storage Charges (16-20 days)
17.22
No charge
3.
Storage Charges (21-25 days)
34.44
No charge
4.
Storage Charges (26-30 days)
68.87
2.95
5.
Storage Charges (31-35 days)
4.42
6.
Storage Charges (36th day onwards)
5.91
(ii) AMPTPL has proposed free period of 25 days for storage of cargo.
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-Adani Enterprises Ltd. (AEL)
During joint hearing, AMPTPL informed that, Adani Enterprises Ltd. (AEL) would not attend the meeting
but, offer their comments through letter. Accordingly, AEL vide letter dtd. 17-05-2023, forwarded vide
AMPTPL email dated 20-05-2023, submitted their comments as given below:
AEL handles the power plants and other customers coal requirement, through AMPTPL. The following
are issues faced by them in discharging customers to utilize Berth No. 7 at MPA for coal imports.
(i) Free storage period of only 15 days we need at least 30 days free storage to facilitate the trade.
(ii) The existing Storage rent is higher than the other Ports. The Storage rate needs to be rationalized
to be competitive.
(iii) Inadequate rakes supplied by SWR/MPA to AMPTPL.
-West Coast Paper Mills Ltd.
(i) Mr. Vivek Gupta of M/s. West Coast Paper Mills Ltd., attended the meeting and informed that, the
free storage period is very less as compared to other neighbouring Ports. M/s. West Coast requested
to increase the free period to 45 days.
(ii) Storage charges are very high as compared to other neighbouring Ports and requested to make
it competitive.
-Goa Carbon Ltd.
(i) Mr. Ajay Prasad of M/s. Goa Carbon Ltd., attended the meeting and raised issue that, the storage
plot rent is very high.
(ii) Free period for storage of cargo is less and should be competitive with other Ports. He informed
that they have planned higher quantity i.e. 1,00,000 MT, this year, but due to high storage charges
and less free period, they can handle less than 50,000 MT.
(iii) M/s. Goa Carbon requested to increase free period from 15 to 30 days.
11.1. After going through the total information collected during the processing of the case, the following
position emerges:
A. The request of the AMPTPL to increase free period from present 15 days to 25 days, as prescribed in
the Upfront Tariff Guidelines 2008 for the year 2021-22 andrationalization of storage charges by
increasing the free period from 15 days to 25 days for the year 2021-22 by treating the AMPTPL
project as stressed project in pursuance of the MOS letter No. PD-13/1/2018-PPP cell dated
11 July, 2018 for stressed PPP project is in order.
B. A comparative position of storage schedule as per the upfront tariff approved by TAMP vide its
Order dated 7 August, 2008, rate applicable as per SOR notified in the name of the AMPTPL vide
Order dated 4 July, 2014 for the year 2021-22 after applicable automatic indexation announced by this
Authority (i.e. compoundable indexation factor of 35.08% upto the year 2017-18 for the base
year 1 January, 2008, annual indexation factor of 1.13% for the year 2020-21 and 0.33% for the year
2021-22) and rationalized storage charges proposed by AMPTPL by increasing the free period from
existing 15 days to 25 days is tabulated below:
(Rate in Rs. per tonne per day or part thereof)
Sl.
Particulars
Storage Charges
Storage Charges
Storage Charges
Storage Charges
No.
approved by
in the SoR
applicable for
proposed by AMPTPL
Authority vide
notified in the
the year 2021-22
vide its letter dated
Order dated
name of AMPTPL
after applicable
16th April, 2023
07 August, 2008
vide Order dated
indexation
based on existing
04 July, 2014 after
factor
rate recommended
applicable
for approval after
indexation factor
updating it with
applicable annual
indexation factor
for the year 2021-22
applicable from
1st April, 2021 till
31-03-2022
1
2
3
4
5
6
1.
Storage Charges
Nil
Nil
No charges
No Charges.
(0-15 days)
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2
3
4
5
6
2.
Storage Charges
12
15.79
17.22
No Charges.
(16-20 days)
3.
Storage Charges
24
31.58
34.43
No Charges.
(21-25 days)
4.
Storage Charges
48
63.16
68.87
2.95
(26-30 days)
Storage Charges
4.42
(31-35 days)
Storage Charges
5.91
(36th day onwards)
C. The AMPTPL had earlier sought from the MPA to increase free period from existing 15 days to 25
days citing the constraints of restricted dispatches of cargo due to probable traffic congestion, non-
operational 4-lane connectivity and frequent restriction by GSPCB on movement of cargo. The Port then
impressed upon the AMPTPL that, giving extra storage period would reduce the terminal turnaround time
and increase the risk of customers using the terminal as storage yard area.
D. Recognizing that the proposal filed by the AMPTPL is based on the approval of the Board of Mormugao
Port Authority and is also based on the MOS letter dated 11 July, 2018 on the Stressed Project for a period
of one year i.e. 2021-22 and is intended to improve the utilization of the facility created, Board of Mormugao
Port Authority may consider to approve the current proposal of the AMPTPL as per Para 6 of the MOS letter
dated 11 July, 2018 which states that, the Concessioning Authority is to review the situation, periodically
for optimum utilization of the facility created.
E. The Committee has proposed the rationalized storage schedule by increasing the free period from
existing 15 days to 25 days, for one year for FY 2021-22 and has opined, that it will review the proposed
rationalization after one year and shall approach Mormugao Port Authority.
F.
The current proposal is for a period of one year i.e. FY 2021-22. Recognizing that the storage charge
and the free period prescribed in the SOR notified in the name of the AMPTPL is for the entire project
period of 30 years subject to annual escalation. Further, a note is prescribed that the rationalized storage
schedule is applicable for period of one year i.e. year 2021-22 from 1 April, 2021 till 31 March, 2022 and that
from 1 April, 2021 onwards, the original storage schedule as approved in the Order dated 4 July, 2014 with
appropriate indexation rates shall apply.
G. This will tantamount to prescribing the rate with retrospective effect from 1 April, 2021 to
31 March, 2022. Since the proposal is an agreed proposal between the Port and the AMPTPL and is in
pursuance of the MOS letter dated 11 July, 2018 for stressed PPP project, the Committee recommends
Mormugao Port Authority to accord approval to the same with retrospective effect for the said one year
period of 2021-22.
11.2 As brought out earlier, Para 6 of the MOS letter dated 11 July, 2018 on stressed PPP project which
states, that whenever issue of abnormal storage charges emerges in stressed projects as defined in the said
MOS letter, the Ports may approach TAMP under the provisions of “Amendments, modification or alternations”
to the terms and conditions of the concession agreement with an appropriate proposal for rationalization of
storage charges in consultation with concessionaires so as to achieve the ARR as per the relevant TAMP
original tariff Order. The AMPTPL has filed the proposal increasing the free period from existing
15 days to 25 days and proposed that the rationalized storage charge for the third slab i.e. 26th to 30th day
shall be at Rs. 2.95 per tonne per day, 31st to 35th day shall be Rs. 4.42 per tonne per day and from 36th day
onwards Rs. 5.91 per tonne per day for the year 2021-22 under the stressed PPP project. The AMPTPL has
stated that, though they have agreed to increase the free period from existing 15 days to 25 days, the rate of
Rs. 68.87 per tonne per day beyond 25 days is very high, they have never been able to collect storage charges
or recover any storage charges since inception till date, for the reason that the Storage Charges under the
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Upfront Tariff and SOR are not commercially viable and if AMPTPL were to levy Storage Charges as per the
SOR, the cargo handling business would simply move away from MPA to other competing ports. During the
consultation process of this case, apart from AMPTPL, stakeholders/users also attended M/s. West Coast
Paper Mills and M/s. Goa Carbon have also pointed out that, the proposed storage rate are on higher side as
compared to other ports and have claimed that due to high storage charges, cargo is not coming to terminal.
The free period of storage of cargo is 15 days, which is too less as compared to other neighboring Ports where
free period for storage of cargo is more as compared to Mormugao Port. M/s. Adani Enterprises Ltd. has not
attended the joint hearing, but submitted their comments through letter.
11.3 Incidentally, the AMPTPL in their proposal dated 21-10-2022 has given calculation for storage charge
based on certain assumptions of dwell time of cargo, cargo evacuation slab wise so as to achieve the ARR of
Rs. 85.28 lakhs estimated in the original tariff Order of August 2008. None of the other users have objected to
the same. That being so, and as pointed out by the users and AMPTPL that the existing storage charges of Rs.
68.87 per tonne is high, the Committee proposes to recommend the proposed rationalized storage charge for
three slabs after 25 days free period viz. 26-30 days, 31-35 days and 36th day onwards as proposed by AMPTPL
based on the calculation of the AMPTPL for the rationalizing storage charge to address the objection raised
by the users and AMPTPL for the year 2021-22.
11.4. In the result, and for the reasons given above, and based on a collective application of mind, Mormugao
Port Authority (MPA) approves the following:
I) Storage charge applicable as per existing Schedule 4 in the Order No. TAMP/13/2014-MPA dated
4 July, 2014 passed by TAMP notifying the SOR in the name of the AMPTPL is replaced with the following
schedule for the year 2021-22 i.e. from 1 April, 2021 till 31 March, 2022:
Rate in Rs. Per Ton or Part Thereof
Sl.
Storage
Existing Storage
Proposed Storage
Royalty payable as
No.
Days
Charges applicable
Charges from
per MOS letter
for the year
01-04-2021 till 31-03-2022
No. PD-13/1/2018-PPP
2021-22 after applicable
Cell dated 11 July, 2018
indexation
and as given by MPA
for the year 2021-22
1
2
3
4
5
1.
Storage Charges
Nil
No charges
Nil.
(0-15 days)
2.
Storage Charges
17.22
No charges
1% of ARR from Storage
(16-20 days)
charges at Rs. 85.28 lakhs
estimated in August 2008
Order and after applicable
indexation.
3.
Storage Charges
34.44
No charges
1% of ARR from Storage
(21-25 days)
charges i.e. Rs. 85.28 lakhs
estimated in August 2008
Order and after applicable
indexation.
4.
Storage Charges
68.87
2.95
20% of actual storage charges
(26-30 days)
recovered or 1% of ARR
from Storage charges i.e.
5.
Storage Charges
4.42
Rs. 85.28 lakhs as per
(31-35 days)
Order dated 07-08-2008 after
indexation, whichever is
6.
Storage Charges
5.91
higher.
(36th day onwards)
(i) Twenty five free days shall be allowed, after complete discharge of vessel’s cargo. For the purpose
of calculation of free period, customs notified holidays and Terminal’s non-working days shall be
excluded.
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(ii) Storage charges shall be payable for all days including Terminal’s non-working days and customs
notified holidays for stay of cargo beyond the prescribed free days.
(iii) Storage charge on cargo shall not accrue for the period when the terminal operator is not in a
position to deliver/ship the cargo when requested by the user due to reasons attributable to the
terminal operator.
(iv) The above storage schedule shall be valid for a period of one year of 2021-22 i.e. from 1 April, 2021
till 31 March, 2022. From 1 April, 2022 onwards, the original storage schedule as approved in the
Order dated 4 July, 2014 with appropriate indexation rates shall apply.
(v) The AMPTPL has full flexibility as regards extending higher free period than the prescribed level.
As regards revenue share payable by the BOT operator to the port, the MOS letter dated 11 July, 2018
on stressed PPP project prescribes the mechanism for payment of revenue share when the storage charge
is rationalised i.e. reduced or free period is increased for stressed PPP project. The principle enumerated
in the said letter is that the BOT operator shall pay revenue share at the agreed rate (i.e. 20% revenue share)
as per the Concession Agreement on the actual revenue from storage charge or revenue share calculated
on the ARR from the storage charge estimated in the original Order (i.e. Rs. 85.28 lakhs) after applying
applicable annual indexation, whichever is higher.
The proposal for rationalization of storage charge in the Order No. TAMP/13/2014-MPA dated 4 July, 2014
for a period of one year of 2021-22 is treated as disposed of. Further, the representation of Adani Murmugao
Port Terminal Pvt. Ltd. (AMPTPL) dated 20-07-2021 and proposal dated 21-10-2022 and dated 16-04-2023 on
the same matter are also treated as disposed of.
Sd/-
Chairperson of the Board of Mormugao Port Authority.
V. No. AP-542/2023.
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Department of Personnel
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Order
No. 7/29/2023-PER/3341
The Governor of Goa is pleased to appoint Shri Sanjay Goel, IAS (AGMUT:2004), as Commissioner-cum-
-Secretary to Government, with immediate effect.
Shri Sanjay Goel, IAS joined this administration on 01-08-2023 (f.n.).
By order and in the name of the Governor of Goa.
Eshant V. Sawant, Under Secretary (Personnel-I).
Porvorim, 9th August, 2023.
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Order
No. 15/2/2020-PER/3383
On the recommendations of Goa Services Board, the Governor of Goa is pleased to transfer the following
Officers in the cadre of Mamlatdar/Joint Mamlatdar/Vigilance Officer, in public interest, with immediate
effect:
Sr. No.
Name
Present posting
Posted as
1
2
3
4
1.
Shri Ranjeet Salgaonkar
Mamlatdar, Mormugao
Jt. Mamlatdar-I, Tiswadi.
2.
Shri Dattaprasad S. Toraskar
Awaiting posting
Jt. Mamlatdar-III, Tiswadi.
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1
2
3
4
3.
Shri Jeetendra Bugde
Mamlatdar in Collectorate,
Jt. Mamlatdar-I, Bardez.
South-I with addl. charge of
Mamlatdar in Collectorate,
South-II
4.
Shri Shailendra Dessai
Jt. Mamlatdar-I, Tiswadi
Jt. Mamlatdar-V, Bardez.
5.
Smt. Jennifer Fernandes
Vigilance Officer-I
Jt. Mamlatdar-VI, Bardez.
6.
Shri Abhijit G. Gaonkar
Awaiting posting
Jt. Mamlatdar-I, Bicholim.
7.
Shri Vishnu M. Rane
Awaiting posting
Jt. Mamlatdar-I, Sattari.
8.
Shri Saiesh Naik
Jt. Mamlatdar-VI, Bardez
Mamlatdar, Ponda.
9.
Shri Rosario Carvalho
Jt. Mamlatdar-I, Mormugao
Jt. Mamlatdar-I, Ponda.
10.
Shri Rajesh Sakhalkar
Jt. Mamlatdar-I, Ponda
Jt. Mamlatdar-II, Ponda.
11.
Kum. Ruchika Swapnil Birje
Awaiting posting
Jt. Mamlatdar-III, Ponda.
12.
Shri Vimod Dalal
Mamlatdar, Ponda
Jt. Mamlatdar-II, Salcete.
13.
Kum. Shannon Chika De Almeida
Awaiting posting
Jt. Mamlatdar-III, Salcete.
14.
Smt. Ana Rita Maria Paes
Jt. Mamlatdar-II, Salcete
Jt. Mamlatdar-IV, Salcete.
15.
Shri Gajanan A. Halarnekar
Awaiting posting
Jt. Mamlatdar-V, Salcete.
16.
Shri Sidharth A. Prabhu
Awaiting posting
Jt. Mamlatdar-VII, Salcete.
17.
Smt. Seema Gudekar
Jt. Mamlatdar-I, Sanguem
Mamlatdar in Collectorate,
with addl. charge of
South-I.
Jt. Mamlatdar-II, Sanguem
18.
Shri Pravinjay Pandit
Jt. Mamlatdar-IV, Salcete
Mamlatdar, Mormugao.
with addl. charge of
Jt. Mamlatdar-V, Salcete
19.
Shri Nathan Afonso
Jt. Mamlatdar-I, Quepem
Jt. Mamlatdar-I, Mormugao.
with addl. charge of
Jt. Mamlatdar-II, Quepem
20.
Kum. Shruti S. Kumtekar
Awaiting posting
Jt. Mamlatdar-II, Mormugao.
21.
Shri Gajesh P. Shirodkar
Awaiting posting
Jt. Mamlatdar-III, Mormugao.
22.
Kum. Dayle Rebello
Awaiting posting
Jt. Mamlatdar-I, Quepem
with addl. charge of
Jt. Mamlatdar-II, Quepem.
23.
Smt. Janavi Kalekar
Jt. Mamlatdar-II, Ponda
Jt. Mamlatdar-I, Sanguem
with addl. charge of
with addl. charge of
Jt. Mamlatdar-III, Ponda
Jt. Mamlatdar-II, Sanguem.
24.
Smt. Akshaya Amonkar
Jt. Mamlatdar-I, Bicholim
Mamlatdar in Collectorate-
-North.
25.
Smt. Archana Chodankar
Mamlatdar in Collectorate-
Vigilance Officer-I.
North
Shri Anant Malik, Mamlatdar, Pernem shall hold the charge of Chief Officer, Pernem Municipal
Council, in addition to his own duties.
The officers shall complete handing over and taking over process with immediate effect and submit
compliance.
By order and in the name of the Governor of Goa.
Eshant V. Sawant, Under Secretary (Personnel-I)
Porvorim, 11th August, 2023.
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Order
No. 7/30/2023-PER/3385
The Governor of Goa is pleased to appoint
Ms. Ankita Mishra, IAS (AGMUT:2018), as Special
Secretary to Government, with immediate effect.
Ms.
Ankita
Mishra,
IAS,
joined
this
administration on 03-08-2023 (f.n.). She is allowed
joining time from 01-08-2023 to 02-08-2023.
Ms. Ankita Mishra, IAS, shall draw pay and
allowances with effect from 01-08-2023 (f.n.)
against the post of “Central Deputation Reserve”.
By order and in the name of the Governor of
Goa.
Eshant V. Sawant, Under Secretary (Personnel-I).
Porvorim, 14th August, 2023.
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Order
No. 15/2/2020-PER/3391
Read: Order No. 15/2/2020-PER/3383 dated
11-08-2023.
In partial modification of the Order read in the
preamble, the following officers in the cadre of
Mamlatdar/Joint Mamlatdar/Vigilance Officer are
transferred and posted as below with immediate
effect:
Sr.
Name of the
Posted
No.
Officer
as
1. Shri Rajesh Sakhalkar
Mamlatdar, Ponda.
2. Smt. Jennifer Fernandes
Joint Mamlatdar-II,
Ponda.
3. Shri Saiesh Naik
Joint Mamlatdar-VI,
Bardez.
This issues on the recommendation of the Goa
Services Board.
By order and in the name of the Governor of
Goa.
Eshant V. Sawant, Under Secretary (Personnel-I).
Porvorim, 14th August, 2023.
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Order
No. 13/07/2023-PER/3401
Whereas, Government vide Order No. 13/07/2023-
PER/1250 dated 27-04-2023 had granted extension
in service to Shri Anil Naik, Block Development
Officer in the Directorate of Panchayats beyond the
date of his superannuation for a period of one year
w.e.f. 01-05-2023 or till the posts of Block
Development Officers are filled on regular basis,
whichever is earlier, in public interest, subject to
Vigilance clearance, concurrence of Finance
Department and approval of Council of Ministers;
And whereas, the Vigilance Department has
submitted Vigilance Clearance stating that, no
Disciplinary Proceedings/Vigilance cases are
pending or being contemplated against Shri Anil Naik;
And whereas, the Finance Department vide its
U.O. No. 1400093600 dated 14-07-2023 concurred the
proposal for grant of extension in service to
Shri Anil Naik, Block Development Officer in the
Directorate of Panchayats subject to Cabinet
approval and adherence of all Rules in force;
And whereas, the Council of Ministers in its
XXIXth meeting held on 09-08-2023 resolved to grant
ex-post facto approval for extension in service to
Shri Anil Naik, Block Development Officer in the
Directorate of Panchayats beyond the date of his
superannuation for a period of one year w.e.f.
01-05-2023 or till the posts of Block Development
Officers are filled on regular basis, whichever is
earlier, in public interest;
Now, therefore, the Government is pleased to
confirm the Order No. 13/07/2023-PER/1250 dated
27-04-2023 granting extension in service to Shri Anil
Naik, Block Development Officer in the Directorate
of Panchayats beyond the date of his superannuation
for a period of one year w.e.f. 01-05-2023 or till the
posts of Block Development Officers are filled on
regular basis, whichever is earlier, in public interest.
By order and in the name of the Governor of
Goa.
Nathine S. Araujo, Under Secretary (Personnel-II).
Porvorim, 16th August, 2023.
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Notification
No. 7/17/2022-PER/3388
Read: 1. Notification No. 7/17/2022-PER/4036
dated 05-12-2022.
2. Notification No. 7/27/2022-PER/781
dated 21-03-2023.
3. Notification No. 7/17/2022-PER/1100
dated 18-04-2023.
In partial modification to the Notifications read
in the preamble, the Governor of Goa is pleased to
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order allocation of work/Departments amongst the
following Secretaries to the Government, with
immediate effect:-
Sr.
Name &
Departments
No.
Designation
1
2
3
1.
Shri Sanjay Goel,
1. General Administration.
IAS (2004)
2.Tourism.
Secretary (General
3. Information Technology.
Administration)
4. CEO, Goa CSR Authority.
5. PPP.
2.
Shri Sanjeev Ahuja,
1. Resident Commissioner,
IAS (2008)
Goa Sadan.
Resident Commissioner
3.
Shri Sandip Jacques,
1.Revenue.
IAS (2009)
2.Law & Judiciary and
Secretary (Revenue)
Legislative Affairs.
3. Labour & Employment.
4. Co-operation.
1
2
3
4. Ms. Ankita Mishra,
1. Special Secretary
IAS (2018)
(Revenue).
Special Secretary
(Revenue)
By order and in the name of the Governor of
Goa.
Eshant V. Sawant, Under Secretary (Personnel-I).
Porvorim, 14th August, 2023.
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Corrigendum
No. 5/2/2023-PER/3414
Read: 1) Order No. 5/2/2023-PER/3355 dated
10-08-2023.
The name of officer at Sr. No. 10 in the Order
read in preamble shall be corrected to read as
“Ratnakant Dinraj Govenker” instead of
“Ratnakant Dinraj Govenkar”.
By order and in the name of the Governor of
Goa.
Eshant V. Sawant, Under Secretary (Personnel-I).
Porvorim, 17th August, 2023.
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Department of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship
Directorate of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship
CMKPS Section
–––
Order
No. DSDE/CMKPS/2023/Monitoring Committee/03/1532
The Government is pleased to constitute the Monitoring Committee of Chief Minister’s Kaushalya
Path Scheme (CMKPS) under the Chairmanship of the Director of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship
and consisting of the following members:
1. Director, Skill Development & Entrepreneurship, Directorate of Skill
— Chairman.
Development & Entrepreneurship, 3rd Floor, Shramashakti
Bhavan, Panaji-Goa
2. Deputy Director (DSDE), Directorate of Skill Development
— Vice-Chairman.
& Entrepreneurship
3. Asst. Director (DSDE), Directorate of Skill Development
— Member Secretary.
& Entrepreneurship
4. Member Secretary of (HRDF), Directorate of Skill Development
— Member.
& Entrepreneurship
5. Assistant Accounts Officer (DSDE), Directorate of Skill Development
— Member.
& Entrepreneurship
6. Senior most Principal of ITI, Directorate of Skill Development
— Member.
& Entrepreneurship
7. Representative of Industrial Association (3 Nos.)
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a) Shri Kiran Ballikar, Director, Goa Chamber of Commerce & Industry
— Member.
(GCCI), Narayan Rajaram Bandekar Bhavan, T.B. Cunha Road,
P. O. Box 59, Panaji, Goa, India 403001
b) Shri Narainrao Dessai, Goa State Industries Association (GSIA),
— Member.
4th Floor, Goa IDC House, Patto Plaza, Panaji-Goa, 403001
c) Shri Ryan Vaz, Business Networking International (BNI) Goa Region,
— Member.
1st Floor, B.R. Commercial Centre, Opp. Parade Ground,
above Tata Motors, Campal, Panaji-Goa 403001
The tenure of the Monitoring Committee shall be for a period of 3 years with effect from the date of
issue of this order. The role, responsibilities and functions of the Committee are as published in
Government Gazette vide Notification No. DSDE/Proj/598/CMKPS/2022-23 dated 2nd March, 2023.
This issues with the approval of the Government.
By order and in the name of the Governor of Goa.
S. S. Gaonkar, Director (Skill Development & Entrepreneurship).
Panaji, 18th August, 2023.
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Department of Sports and Youth Affairs
Directorate of Sports and Youth Affairs
–––
Order
No. 8/10/PROMOTION/GPSC/DSYA/1698
On recommendation of Goa Public Service Commission conveyed vide their letter No. COM/II/
/11/45(1)/2020/207 dated 31-07-2023, Government is pleased to promote the below mentioned Asstt. Physical
Education Officers in the Directorate of Sports & Youth Affairs to the post of Asstt. Director (Group ‘B’
Gazetted) as shown against their names on regular basis with immediate effect.
Sr.
Name of the
Pay Scale
Name of the post
Budget Head
No.
Officer
against which promoted
1
2
3
4
5
1.
Smt. Neelam Mayekar (ST)
Rs. 9300-34,800+GP
Asstt. Director
Demand No. 42
Rs. 5400 (Level-9 of
(Projects)
2204—Sports & Youth
the 7th CPC)
Services;
00—;
101—Physical
Education;
04—Directorate
of Sports;
01—Salaries.
2.
Shri John Fernandes
Rs. 9300-34,800+GP
Asstt. Director
Demand No. 42
Rs. 5400 (Level-9 of
(Sports)
2204—Sports & Youth
the 7th CPC)
Services;
00—;
101—Physical
Education;
05—Strengthening
of Physical
Education;
01—Salaries.
They shall draw their salaries against the above mentioned Budget Head.
They shall be on probation for a period of two years and shall be governed by existing rules in force.
By order and in the name of the Governor of Goa.
Arvind Khutkar, Director (Sports & Youth Affairs)/ex officio Joint Secretary.
Panaji, 17th August, 2023.
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Department of Town & Country Planning
–––
Notification
No. 36/18/56/RPG-21/Bambolim/6/8/TCP/2023/232
Whereas, the Department is in receipt of an
application dated 11-04-2023 (hereinafter referred
to as the “said Application”) under sub-section (2)
of Section 17 of the Goa Town and Country Planning
Act, 1974 (Act 21 of 1975) (hereinafter referred to
as the “said Act”) for correction of inconsistent/
/incoherent zoning provisions in the Regional Plan
for Goa-2021 (RPG-2021) in respect of plot of land
admeasuring an area of 2775 m2, surveyed under
Survey No. 6, sub-division No. 8 of Village Bambolim,
Tiswadi Taluka, District North Goa, State of Goa
(hereinafter referred to as the “said plot of land”);
And whereas, the correction/rectification as
requested by the applicant has been scrutinized
and a Report of the Department alongwith the
report from a registered professional was submitted
to the Government for decision (hereinafter referred
to as the “said Reports”);
And whereas, the Government has considered
the said Reports and it is of the opinion that
alteration/modification is necessary to be carried
out to the RPG-2021 for the purpose of rectifying
inadvertent/inconsistent/incoherent error zoning
that has occurred in the RPG-2021 and it has
directed the Chief Town Planner (Planning) to carry
out alteration/modification to the RPG-2021 for the
purpose of correcting/rectifying the zone of part of
the plot of land surveyed under Survey No. 6,
sub-division No. 8 of Village Bambolim, Tiswadi
Taluka admeasuring an area of 485 m2, only which
is earmarked as Natural Cover as per RPG-2021, to
Settlement zone by issuing Notification under
sub-section (2) of Section 17 of the said Act;
Now, therefore, as directed by the Government
and in pursuance of sub-section (2) of Section 17 of
the Goa Town and Country Planning Act, 1974 (Act
21 of 1975), the following alteration/modification to
the RPG-2021 is hereby carried out, namely:-
In the RPG-2021, the zone of part of the plot of
land admeasuring an area of 485 m2, surveyed
under Survey No. 6, sub-division No. 8, of Village
Bambolim, Tiswadi Taluka, District North Goa, State
of Goa which is earmarked as Natural Cover as per
RPG-2021 is hereby corrected as Settlement Zone.
Vertika Dagur, Chief Town Planner (Land Use)/
(Administration/Planning).
Panaji, 23rd August, 2023.
Notification
No. 36/18/32/17(2)/RPG-21/150/15-I/TCP-2023/233
Whereas, the Department is in receipt of an
application dated 10-04-2023 (hereinafter referred
to as the “said Application”) under sub-section (2)
of Section 17 of the Goa Town and Country Planning
Act, 1974 (Act 21 of 1975) (hereinafter referred to as
the “said Act”) for correction of inconsistent/
/incoherent zoning provisions in the Regional Plan
for Goa-2021 (RPG-2021) in respect of plot of land
admeasuring an area of 253 m2, surveyed under
Survey No. 150, sub-division No. 15-I of Village Raia,
Salcete Taluka, District South Goa, State of Goa
(hereinafter referred to as the “said plot of land”);
And whereas, the correction/rectification as
requested by the applicant has been scrutinized
and a Report of the Department alongwith the
report from a registered professional was submitted
to the Government for decision (hereinafter referred
to as the “said Reports”);
And whereas, the Government has considered
the said Reports and it is of the opinion that
alteration/modification is necessary to be carried
out to the RPG-2021 for the purpose of rectifying
inadvertent/inconsistent/incoherent error zoning
that has occurred in the RPG-2021 and it has
directed the Chief Town Planner (Planning) to carry
out alteration/modification to the RPG-2021 for the
purpose of correcting/rectifying the zone of plot of
land surveyed under Survey No. 150, sub-division
No. 15-I of Village Raia, Salcete Taluka admeasuring
an area of 253 m2 only which is earmarked as Paddy
Field as per RPG-2021, to Settlement zone by issuing
Notification under sub-section (2) of Section 17 of
the said Act;
Now, therefore, as directed by the Government
and in pursuance of sub-section (2) of Section 17 of
the Goa Town and Country Planning Act, 1974 (Act
21 of 1975), the following alteration/modification to
the RPG-2021 is hereby carried out, namely:-
In the RPG-2021, the zone of the plot of land
admeasuring an area of 253 m2, surveyed under
Survey No. 150, sub-division No. 15-I, of Village Raia,
Salcete Taluka, District South Goa, State of Goa
which is earmarked as Paddy Field as per RPG-2021
is hereby corrected as Settlement Zone.
Vertika Dagur, Chief Town Planner (Land Use)/
(Administration/Planning).
Panaji, 23rd August, 2023.
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Notification
No. 36/18/71/Assagao/146/6/TCP/2023/234
Whereas, the Department is in receipt of an
application dated 03-05-2023 (hereinafter referred
to as the “said Application”) under sub-section (2)
of Section 17 of the Goa Town and Country Planning
Act, 1974 (Act 21 of 1975) (hereinafter referred to as
the “said Act”) for correction of inconsistent/
/incoherent zoning provisions in the Regional Plan
for Goa-2021 (RPG-2021) in respect of plot of land
admeasuring an area of 900 m2, surveyed under
Survey No. 146, sub-division No. 6 of Village Assagao,
Bardez Taluka, District North Goa, State of Goa
(hereinafter referred to as the “said plot of land”);
And whereas, the correction/rectification as
requested by the applicant has been scrutinized
and a Report of the Department alongwith the
report from a registered professional was submitted
to the Government for decision (hereinafter referred
to as the “said Reports”);
And whereas, the Government has considered
the said Reports and it is of the opinion that
alteration/modification is necessary to be carried
out to the RPG-2021 for the purpose of rectifying
inadvertent/inconsistent/incoherent error zoning
that has occurred in the RPG-2021 and it has
directed the Chief Town Planner (Planning) to carry
out alteration/modification to the RPG-2021 for the
purpose of correcting/rectifying the zone of plot of
land surveyed under Survey No. 146, sub-division
No. 6 of Village Assagao, Bardez Taluka admeasuring
an area of 900 m2 only which is earmarked as Natural
Cover as per RPG-2021, to Settlement zone by
issuing Notification under sub-section (2) of Section
17 of the said Act;
Now, therefore, as directed by the Government
and in pursuance of sub-section (2) of Section 17 of
the Goa Town and Country Planning Act, 1974 (Act
21 of 1975), the following alteration/modification to
the RPG-2021 is hereby carried out, namely:-
In the RPG-2021, the zone of part of the plot of
land admeasuring an area of 900 m2, surveyed
under Survey No. 146, sub-division No. 6, of Village
Assagao, Bardez Taluka, District North Goa, State of
Goa which is earmarked as Natural Cover as per
RPG-2021 is hereby corrected as Settlement zone.
Vertika Dagur, Chief Town Planner (Land Use)/
(Administration/Planning).
Panaji, 23rd August, 2023.
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Department of Transport
Directorate of Transport
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Order
No. D.Tpt/EST/244/Addl.D.T./Part File-I/2023/2301
On the recommendation of the Goa Public Service
Commission, Panaji conveyed vide their letter No.
COM/II/11/49(1)/2006/232 dated 10-08-2023, the
Government is pleased to promote Shri Sandeep
B. Dessai, Assistant Director of Transport to the post
of Additional Director of Transport (Group ‘A’
Gazetted) in the Pay Matrix Level 10 of the 7th Pay
Commission on regular basis with immediate effect
and post him as Additional Director of Transport,
South, Margao-Goa.
The said Officer shall be on probation for a period
of two years.
Consequently, the Assistant Director of Transport,
Dharbandora (1st Link Officer) as per Order No.
D.Tpt/EST/2645/2019/3198 dated 13-09-2019, shall
hold ‘additional charge’ as Assistant Director of
Transport, Ponda in addition to his duties until
further orders.
By order and in the name of the Governor of
Goa.
Rajan Satardekar, Director and ex officio Addl.
Secretary (Transport).
Panaji, 18th August, 2023.
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