Note: There is one Extraordinary issue to the Official Gazette, Series II No. 1 dated 03-04-2025 namely, Extraordinary dated 07-

04-2025 from pages 15 to 26 regarding Trade Circular from Department of Finance.

GOVERNMENT OF GOA

Department of Archaeology

Order

Read: Order No. 1) 1(66)/HP/2023-24/Archaeology-561 dated 20th November, 2023.

2) 1(66)/HP/2023-24/Archaeology-86 dated 27th May, 2024.

3) 1(66)/HP/2023-24/Archaeology-417 dated 08th October, 2024.

As per the recommendation of the Monitoring Committee for drafting of Heritage Policy for the State of

Goa, Government is pleased to constitute a Drafting Panel for Drafting the Heritage Policy for the State of

Goa. The composition of the Drafting Panel is as under:

Dr. Pandurang Phaldesai

Chairperson.

Dr. Nandkumar Kamat

Member.

Shri. Rajendra Kerkar

Member.

Shri Sanjeev Sardessai

Member.

Dr. Nilesh B. Fal Dessai

Member.

Dr. Balaji S. Shenvy

Member Secretary.

Scope of work of Drafting Panel is as follows:

1. To compile the inputs received from the members of the Monitoring Committee for drafting the

Heritage Policy for the State of Goa.

2. To Prepare the draft Heritage Policy for the State of Goa for placing before the Monitoring

Committee for drafting of the Heritage Policy for the State of Goa.

The Drafting Panel shall submit the Draft Heritage Policy for the State of Goa on or before 31^st December,

2024.

The Non-Official members of the Drafting Panel shall be entitled for TA/DA and Sitting Allowance as per

rules.

Dr. Nilesh B. Fal Dessai, Director of Archaeology.

Panaji, 30th October, 2024.

1(66)/HP/2023-24/Archaeology-475

Date: 30-Oct-2024

Suggestions are welcomed on e-mail: [email protected]

Reg. No. RNP/GOA/32/2024-2026

RNI No. GOAENG/2002/6410

Panaji, 10th April, 2025 (Chaitra 20, 1947)

SERIES II No. 2

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

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Department of Co-operation

Office of the Asstt. Registrar of Co-op. Societies

INTERIM ORDER AND SHOW CAUSE NOTICE UNDER SECTION 20 (1) OF THE GOA CO-

OPERATIVE SOCIETIES ACT, 2001 AND RULES, 2003.

Whereas, The Bank of Baroda Staff Coop. Credit Society Ltd., Panaji-Goa was registered with this office

on 04/07/1988 under code symbol No. Reg. No. ARCS/CZ/8(a)/43/Goa under the erstwhile Maharashtra Co-

operative Societies Act, 1960 as was applicable to the State of Goa, classified as a “Resource Society” and

sub-classified as Service Resource Society and now it is deemed to be registered under the Goa Co-operative

Societies Act, 2001 and Rules, 2003.

And whereas, the avowed objectives of the society have been specified in the Bye-laws No. 4 i.e. to

encourage Thrift by enabling members to have part of their income in a safe and convenient way with the

prospects of a fair profit, and to prevent indebtness by making loans available on reasonable terms.

And whereas, the Chairman of the society vide letter dated 12/12/2024 inwarded to this office on

18/12/2024 has informed that the society has already stopped its business activities since most of the members

of the society has ceased to be members on the ground of retirement and no new members could admit during

last more than five years and only 3 members are remained in the society. It is also informed that the General

Body in the meeting convened on 31/08/2024 has decided to close the society. A copy the minutes of the

General Body Meeting wherein the resolution to close the functioning of the society has been adopted and

enclosed alongwith the above said letter.

And whereas, the society was registered with a certain objectives and purpose as laid down in it’s bye-

laws No. 4 and to achieve the same every member have to show their interest in undertaking it’s functioning of

the society. However, from the decision of the general body inference can be drawn that no members are

interested in running the affairs of the society for which it was organized and registered.

Now, therefore, this office satisfied that this is a fit case for de-registration of the society. However, before

passing any Order, the Chairman, Secretary and all Board of Directors as well as all the members of the

society are hereby directed to show cause in writing on or before 17/01/2025, as to why an order should not be

passed under section 20(1) of the Goa Co-operative Societies Act, 2001 declaring that the Bank of Baroda

Staff Coop. Credit society ltd., Panaji-Goa is de-registered and also for making other incidental and

consequential orders under sub-section (2) of the Goa Co-operative Societies Act, 2001.

Further, I call upon the Chairman, Secretary and all the other Board of Directors as well as members of

the society to remain present in this office on 31/01/2025 at 3.00 p.m. to submit their say with documentary

evidence, if any, to defend in the matter, failing which it will be presumed that you have nothing to say in the

matter and the undersigned will be constrained to take action as proposed hereinabove.

This show cause notice is being served by passing on the registered address of the society and is also

being served to the Board of Directors of the society at their residential addresses calling upon in the interested

members and or the Board of Directors to appear before the undersigned on the above scheduled date, time

and place.

Take notice that if no reply is received within the time mentioned hereinabove, or failure to appear for

personal hearing on given date and time, further necessary action will be initiated ex-parte without affording

any further opportunity.

The office bearers of the society are hereby directed to publish a copy of this notice on the society’s notice

board for service to all members and also display on such other conspicuous places in society premises for

knowledge of all members. The office bearers of the society shall also serve a copy each of this notice to each

individual member and take his/her acknowledgement towards the service.

16/88-89/BBSCCS/ARCS/CZ/2294

Date: 06-Jan-2025

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

In case it is not possible to serve the notice on any member of the society than the office bearers of the

society shall publish a copy of this notice on any one newspaper published in Goa and having wide circulation

in the District in which the office of the society is situated.

A copy of this notice is also being published on the notice board of this office and the office of Registrar

of Cooperative Societies, Sahakar Sankul, 4^th floor, Patto, Panaji-Goa.

Given under the seal on this office.

Smita Kankonkar, Asstt. Registrar of Co-op. Societies, Central Zone, Panaji–Goa.

Panaji, 06th Janaury, 2025.

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Office of the Registrar of Co-op. Societies

Order

Read:

1. No. Notification No. 3/3/Urban Credit/TS-II/PZ/2017/RCS/Suppl/5306 dated 10-Feb-2020.

2. No. Letter No. 2-7-2012/ARQZ/URBAN(VOL-I)/386 dated 01-Jul-2024.

Whereas, vide letter referred at Sr.No. 2 above, the Unit Incharge II O/o. the Asstt. Registrar of Co-op.

Societies, Quepem Zone, Quepem Goa has forwarded the proposal of the Canacona Urban Co-op. Credit

Society Ltd., Canacona Goa for appointment of Mrs. Shilpa R. Shirodkar, General Manager of the society to act

as a ‘SALES CUM RECOVERY OFFICER” for recovery of debts due to the society.

And whereas, the Registrar is satisfied that it is necessary to appoint “SALES CUM RECOVERY

OFFICER” for recovery of debts.

Now, therefore in exercise of powers conferred upon me vide Notification read at Sr. No. 1 above, Mrs.

Shilpa R. Shirodkar, the General Manager of the Canacona Urban Coop. Credit Society Ltd., Canacona Goa is

hereby empowered to act as “SALES CUM RECOVERY OFFICER” as provided under Section 91D and

Section l23B of the Goa Cooperative Societies Act, 2001 in relation to recovery of debts and to attach and sell

the property of defaulters or to execute any decree by attachment and sale of property and execution of all recovery

orders passed by the Authority subject to the following conditions:-

1. The Officer empowered with the powers of Sales Cum Recovery Officer shall work under the general

guidance, superintendence and control of the Asstt. Registrar of Co-op. Socicties, Arbitration/ Execution,

South Goa District, Margao-Goa.

2. She shall follow the procedures as laid down under the Goa Cooperative Societies Act, 2001 and the

Goa Cooperative Societies Rules, 2003 or in compliance with any other relevant provision of any other

ACT/Rules and also bye-laws of the society concerned while execution of decree.

3. The Board of Directors of the society shall be fully responsible along with the General Manager for

any acts in contravention of the Act, Rules and Bye-laws.

4. The Board of Directors shall review the performance of the General Manager every month and ensure

compliance.

5. The order shall remain in force for one year from the date of its issue and the same can be withdrawn

at any stage without assigning any reasons thereof.

Kabir K. Shirgaonkar, Registrar of Cooperative Societies Panaji, Goa.

Panaji, 14th February, 2025.

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3/6/Urban Credit/TS-II/QZ/2019/RCS/4166

Date: 14-Feb-2025

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

Office of the Asstt. Registrar of Co-op Societies

Notification

Read:

1. No. Application Ref. No. 3593813112023475 dated 02-Nov-2023.

In exercise of the powers vested in me under Section 8 of the Goa Co-operative Societies Act,

2001, "Maheen Co-op. Housing Maintenance Society Ltd., Near Chapel, Madel Margao Goa" is

registered under code symbol No.- RCSSZ2024250101.

Monal Manerikar, Asst. Registrar of Co-op. Societies, South Zone, C Type Quarters, C-2 (Ground Floor),

PWD Complex, Fatorda, Margao-Goa. 403602.

Margao, 19th April, 2024.

CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION

"Maheen Co-op. Housing Maintenance Society Ltd., Near Chapel, Madel Margao Goa" has been

registered on 19/04/2024 and its bears registration Code symbol No. RCSSZ2024250101 and its classified as

"Co-operative Housing Society" under sub-classification "No. 7-(d)-Co-operative Housing Maintenance

Society" in terms of rule 8 of the Goa Co-operative Societies Rules, 2003.

Monal Manerikar, Asst. Registrar of Co-op. Societies, South Zone, C Type Quarters, C-2 (Ground Floor),

PWD Complex, Fatorda, Margao-Goa. 403602.

Margao, 19th April, 2024.

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Notification

Read:

1. No. Application Ref. No. 3593829042022202 dated 27-Mar-2024.

In exercise of the powers vested in me under Section 8 of the Goa Co-operative Societies Act,

2001, "Green Field Apartments Co-operative Housing Maintenance Society Ltd., Chandrawado, Near

Minguel

Miranda

House,

Fatorda,

403602"-Goa

registered

under

code

symbol

No.-

RCSSZ2024250100.

Monal Manerikar, Asst. Registrar of Co-op. Societies, South Zone, C Type Quarters, C-2 (Ground Floor),

PWD Complex, Fatorda, Margao-Goa. 403602.

Margao, 19th April, 2024.

CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION

"Green Field Apartments Co-operative Housing Maintenance Society Ltd., Chandrawado, Near Minguel

Miranda House, Fatorda, 403602"-Goa has been registered on 19/04/2024 and its bears registration Code

symbol No. RCSSZ2024250100 and its classified as "Co-operative Housing Society" under sub-classification

"No. 7-(d)-Co-operative Housing Maintenance Society" in terms of rule 8 of the Goa Co-operative Societies

Rules, 2003.

Monal Manerikar, Asst. Registrar of Co-op. Societies, South Zone, C Type Quarters, C-2 (Ground Floor),

PWD Complex, Fatorda, Margao-Goa. 403602.

Margao, 19th April, 2024.

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5-2044-2024/ARSZ/HSG/206

Date: 19-Apr-2024

5-1977-2022/ARSZ/HSG/205

Date: 19-Apr-2024

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

Notification

Read:

1. No. Application Ref. No. 3593618012024544 dated 19-Apr-2024.

In exercise of the powers vested in me under Section 8 of the Goa Co-operative Societies Act,

2001, "The Dio-Mira Mansion Co-operative Housing Maintenance Society Ltd., Ward No. 16, Near La-

Rose, Mangoor Hill, Vasco da Gama" - Goa is registered under code symbol

No. RCSSZ2024250099.

Monal Manerikar. Asst. Registrar of Co-op. Societies, South Zone, C Type Quarters, C-2 (Ground

Floor),PWD Complex, Fatorda, Margao-Goa. 403602.

Margao, 19th April, 2024.

CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION

"The Dio-Mira Mansion Co-operative Housing Maintenance Society Ltd., Ward No. 16, Near La-Rose,

Mangoor Hill, Vasco da Gama" - Goa has been registered on 19/04/2024 and its bears registration Code

symbol No. RCSSZ2024250099 and its classified as "Co-operative Housing Society" under sub-classification

"No. 7-(d)-Co-operative Housing Maintenance Society" in terms of rule 8 of the Goa Co-operative Societies

Rules, 2003.

Monal Manerikar. Asst. Registrar of Co-op. Societies, South Zone, C Type Quarters, C-2 (Ground

Floor),PWD Complex, Fatorda, Margao-Goa. 403602.

Margao, 19th April, 2024.

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Notification

Read:

1. No. Application Ref. No. 3593822112023478 dated 24-Nov-2023.

In exercise of the powers vested in me under Section 8 of the Goa Co-operative Societies Act,

2001, "The City Oasis Co-operative Housing Maintenance Society Limited Near Om Ice Factory,

Borda, Fatorda, Salcete"-Goa is registered under code symbol No.-RCSSZ2023-240089.

Monal Manerikar, Asst. Registrar of Co-op. Societies, South Zone, C Type Quarters, C-2 (Ground Floor),

PWD Complex, Fatorda, Margao - Goa. 403602.

Margao, 1st March, 2024.

CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION

"The City Oasis Co-operative Housing Maintenance Society Limited, Near Om Ice Factory, Borda,

Fatorda, Salcete"- Goa has been registered on 01/03/2024 and its bears registration Code symbol No.

RCSSZ2023-240089 and its classified as "Co-operative Housing Society" under

sub-classification "No. 7-(d)-Co-operative Housing Maintenance Society" in terms of rule 8 of the Goa

Co-operative Societies Rules, 2003.

Monal Manerikar, Asst. Registrar of Co-op. Societies South Zone, C Type Quarters, C-2 (Ground Floor),

PWD Complex, Fatorda, Margao - Goa. 403602.

Margao, 1st March, 2024.

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5-2048-2024/ARSZ/HSG/201

Date: 19-Apr-2024

5-2038-2024/ARSZ/HSG/4358

Date: 01-Mar-2024

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

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Notification

Read:

1. No. Application Ref. No. 3593815022024558 dated 06-Mar-2024.

In exercise of the powers vested in me under Section 8 of the Goa Co-operative Societies Act,

2001, "Ocean Way Apartments Cooperative Housing Maintenance Society Ltd., Mungul Salcete Goa"

is registered under code symbol No.- RCSSZ2024250097.

Monal Manerikar, Asst. Registrar of Co-op. Societies, South Zone, C Type Quarters, C-2 (Ground Floor),

PWD Complex, Fatorda, Margao-Goa. 403602.

Margao, 10th April, 2024.

CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION

"Ocean Way Apartments Co-operative Housing Maintenance Society Ltd, Mungul Salcete-Goa"- Goa has

been registered on 10/04/2024 and its bears registration Code symbol No. RCSSZ2024250097 and its

classified as "Co-operative Housing Society" under sub-classification "No. 7-(d)-Co-operative Housing

Maintenance Society" in terms of rule 8 of the Goa Co-operative Societies Rules, 2003.

Monal Manerikar, Asst. Registrar of Co-op. Societies, South Zone, C Type Quarters, C-2 (Ground Floor),

PWD Complex, Fatorda, Margao-Goa. 403602.

Margao, 10th April, 2024.

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Notification

Read:

1. No. Application Ref. No. 3593819112023476 dated 19-Nov-2023.

In exercise of the powers vested in me under Section 8 of the Goa Co-operative Societies Act,

2001, "Blessings Co-op. Housing Maintenance Society Ltd. Dongorim, Navelim Salcete Goa" is

registered under code symbol No.- RCSSZ2024250096.

Monal Manerikar, Asst. Registrar of Co-op. Societies, South Zone, C Type Quarters, C-2 (Ground Floor),

PWD Complex, Fatorda, Margao-Goa. 403602.

Margao, 10th April, 2024.

CER

CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION

"Blessings Co-op. Housing Maintenance Society Ltd., Dongorim, Navelim Salcete Goa" has been

registered on 10/04/2024 and its bears registration Code symbol No. RCSSZ2024250096 and its classified as

"Co-operative Housing Society" under sub-classification "No.7-(d)-Co-operative Housing Maintenance

Society" in terms of rule 8 of the Goa Co-operative Societies Rules, 2003.

Monal Manerikar, Asst. Registrar of Co-op. Societies, South Zone, C Type Quarters, C-2 (Ground Floor),

PWD Complex, Fatorda, Margao-Goa. 403602.

Margao, 10th April, 2024.

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Read: 1. Certificate of Registration dated 11/09/1998 of The Sumangal Urban Co-operative Credit Society

Ltd., Durbhat, Ponda Goa.

2. This Office Order No. dated No.3-12/11-12/ARPZ/Urban/Reg/2352 dated 27/03/2025.

3. This Office Memo No.3-12/11-12/ARPZ/Urban/Reg/2353 dated 27/03/2025.

5-2049-2024/ARSZ/HSG/115

Date: 10-Apr-2024

5-2036-2024/ARSZ/HSG/116

Date: 10-Apr-2024

3-12/11-12/ARPZ/Urban/Reg/2354

Date: 27-Mar-2025

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

Consequent upon the change in classification vide amendment at Sr. No. 03 of above, the certificate of

Registration of The Sumangal Urban Co-operative Credit Society Ltd. Durbhat, Ponda Goa.

AMENDED CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION

The Certificate of Registration dated 11/09/1998 bearing registration Code Symbol ARCS/CZ/8-

(a)-111/Goa stands amended as ARCS/PZ/Ser-Reso/MP/25/Goa with immediate effect to the following extent.

The sub-classification of the society appearing in the registration Certificate referred at Sr. No.1, be read

as the The Sumangal Multipurpose Co-operative Society Ltd. Durbhat, Ponda Goa under classification No.

10(C) under sub Rule (1) of Rule 8 of the Goa Cooperative Societies Rules, 2003.

Pankaj V. Marathe, Asstt. Registrar of Co-op. Societies, Ponda Zone, Ponda-Goa.

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Department of Finance

Order

Dated: - 04/04/2025

Whereas, case stands registered before the Economic Offences Cell vide Crime No. 03/2023 u/s 406, 420

r/w 34 IPC and under Section 3 & 5 of the Goa Protection of Interests of Depositors (in Financial

Establishments) Act, 1999 against accused persons namely Myron Rodrigues and his wife Deepali Parab both

r/o Villa No. 10, Costa Ninho Verde, Kirbhat Nuvem, Salcete-Goa and also residing at Villa No. C-08, CD

Countryside, Murida, Margao, Salcete-Goa

And whereas, during the course of investigation the properties belonging to accused partners were

identified for attachment in order to protect the interest of depositors.

And whereas, the office of Superintendent of Police, Economic Offences Cell, Panaji, Goa vide letter

dated 07/02/2025 has proposed to issue ad-interim Order of Attachment of properties.

Now therefore, in exercise of the power conferred under section 3 of Goa Protection of Interests of

Depositors (in Financial Establishments) Act, 1999, the Government hereby passes an ad-interim order for

attachment of property alongwith bank deposits as mentioned herein below till further orders and transfer the

control over the said properties in the name of Additional Collector South, Competent Authority under Goa

Protection of Interests of Depositors (in Financial Establishments) Act, 1999, with direction to take further

necessary action.

1. Villa No.10, admeasuring a carpet area of 138 sq. mts. Corresponding and equivalent to a super built up

area of 175 sq. mts. along with exclusive balcony area of 4.02 sq. mts. and exclusive terrace area of 11.73

sq. mts. in the residential project known as "Costa Ninho Verde” along with proportionate right in the

common area of the said project.

2. Property bearing Flat No. B-1604A, admeasuring of 509 sq. ft. of carpet area, on 16^th Floor Wing "B" in

the building known as Lodha Enchante, New Cuffe Parade Project in Wadala, Mumbai, Opp. Imax

Dome, Wadala (East), Mumbai- 400022 along with car parking space

3. Property identified as Apartment No. 101, situated on First Floor admeasuring approximately 105 sq.

mtrs of super built up area, corresponding to the built up area being 93.72 sq. mtrs and which is co-

related to the corresponding carpet area of said apartment being 81.46 sq. mtrs. in Block C of the housing

complex called “Chandra Meadows”, Surveyed No. 223/2 of Cortalim village, duly registered in the

office of Sub Registrar of Mormugao at Vasco Da Gama, Goa under No. 521 at pages 141 to 157, Book I,

Vol. No. 815, dated 28/03/2008.

4. Property bearing Flat No. 1205, on 12th Floor, "B” Wing, admeasuring 641 Sq. ft. Carpet area in the

building known as "Vaishnavi Heights Bldg. "B" Co-operative Housing Society Limited, near K. M.

Agarwal College, Kalyan-421301 lying being and situated at Plot bearing Survey No. 35, Hissa No.1/M

(Old S. No. 35, Hissa No.1/12) of village Kolivali, Kalyan, Thane.

5. Property bearing Flat No.10, area admeasuring 55 sq. mts (433 sq ft carpet area i.e. 595 sq ft built up

area) 2^nd floor, Wing No. 03, Lake view No. 3, Survey No. 130, Hissa no. 1/A, Survey No.139, Hissa

No.1A of village-Daswe Town, Lavasa, Taluka-Mulshi, Dist-Pune.

11/1/2024-Fin(DMU)/8754

Date: 08-Apr-2025

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SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

6. Property bearing Flat No. 801, 8^th Floor, A-Wing, Tower-7, Estrella, area admeasuring approx. 456 sq. ft.

(carpet area) i.e. 42.36 sq. mts., Lodha New Cuff Parade, near Imax Dome, Wadala (East), Mumbai-

400037.

7. Row Villa No. C-08 having super built up area of 139.33 squares meters in the complex known as

"Rainbow Villas" located at Murida, Fatorda, Margao-Goa more particularly described in Schedule-II,

duly registered in the office of Civil Registration cum Sub Registrar, Salcete, Margao-Goa under Reg.

No. MGO-1-2244-2021, dated 27/07/2021, at Serial No. 2021-MGO-2319 in Book 1.

8. Details of Bank Deposits:

I. Bank Account of Myron Rodgrigues

Sr.

Account

Type

Account Number

Bank

Branch Address

Amount

Current

Account

12142320000021

HDFC

Fatorda Branch, Fatorda-

Goa

Rs.

67,993/-

Saving

Account

00591200005076

HDFC

Panaji Branch, Panaji-Goa

Rs. 319/-

Saving

Account

002301557986

ICICI

Margao Branch, Margao-

Goa

Rs.

33,411/-

Joint

Account

30219373552

(Joint A/c holder by

Sunita Rodrigues)

SBI

Personal Banking Branch,

Margao, Malbhat

Rs. 7,168/-

Saving

Account

319622010000595

Union

Bank of

India

Nuvem branch, Salcete-

Goa

Rs.

85,869/-

II. Bank Account of Deepali Parab @ Rukmini Naik

Sr.

Account

Type

Account Number

Bank

Branch Address

Amount

Saving

Account

01941020000581

HDFC

Kalyan Branch, Kalyan

West, Thane, Maharashtra

Rs. 1,85,284/-

Saving

Account

136601000687

ICICI

Arlem Branch, Fatorda-

Goa

Rs. 2,22,677/-

Saving

Account

100010110008875

BOI

Fatorda Branch, Fatorda-

Goa

Rs. 5,941/-

III. Fixed Deposit of the accused Bank Account of Deepali Parab in HDFC Bank A/c No.

01941020000581 at Kalyan Branch, Kalyan West, Thane, Maharashtra.

Sr.

No.

Deposit

Deposit Start Date

Maturity Date

Maturity Amount

Rs. 25,000/-

19/10/2022

20/10/2023

Rs. 26,459

Rs. 10,00,000/-

30/06/2023

01/10/2024

Rs. 10,92,379

Rs. 20,00,000/-

30/06/2023

01/10/2024

Rs. 21,84,757

Rs. 5,00,000/-

18/07/2023

19/10/2024

Rs. 5,46,184

By Order and in the name of Governor of Goa.

Dr. Pranab G. Bhat, Under Secretary, Finance (Bud-II).

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

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Department of Handicrafts, Textile and Coir

Order

Read: - Order No. 8/5/2010-IND dated 08^th January, 2011.

Government is pleased to re-constitute the Committee under Preferential Purchase Scheme as follows:-

1. The Chairman at Sr. No. 1 to be substituted as the Secretary (Handicrafts, Textile & Coir) instead of

the Secretary (Industries).

2. The Member at Sr. No. 5 to be substituted as Director, Department of Handicrafts, Textile & Coir

instead of the Director, Directorate of Industries.

The rest of the content shall remain unchanged.

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

Darshani S. Dessai, Under Secretary, Handicrafts, Textile & Coir.

Porvorim, 3rd April, 2025.

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Department of Home

Home-General Division

Order

,,,,,,Read: Order No. 2/7/2022/HD(G)/ 3439 dated 27/09/2024

In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (3) of Section 3 of the Goa Essential Services

Maintenance Act, 1988 (Goa Act No. 20 of 1989), Government of Goa being satisfied that in the public

interest it is necessary so to do, hereby extends the period prohibiting strike in any form in all establishments

engaged in manufacturing, packaging, distribution and transportation of pharmaceutical products and

components thereof in pharmaceutical sector in the State of Goa mentioned in the above order for further

period of two months with effect from 10/04/2025.

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

Manesh Hari Kedar, Under Secretary (Home-I).

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Department of Labour

Order

Whereas, the Government of Goa is of the opinion that an industrial dispute exists between the

management of M/s. Vedanta Limited, River Fleet & Shipping Office, Vasco-da-Gama, Goa and it’s workman,

represented by Goa Union of Industrial workers, in respect of the matter specified in the Schedule hereto;

And whereas, the Government of Goa considers it expedient to refer the said dispute for adjudication.

Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by clause (c) of sub-section (1) of section 10 of the

Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 (Central Act 14 of 1947), the Government of Goa hereby refers the said dispute

5/5/2025-HT&C/50

Date: 03-Apr-2025

2/7/2022/HD(G)/951

Date: 03-Apr-2025

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for adjudication to the Labour Court-II of Goa at Panaji-Goa, constituted under sub-section (1) of section 7 of

the said Act.

SCHEDULE

(1)

Whether the action of the management of M/s. Vedanta Limited, Vasco-da-Gama,

Goa, in denying the benefit of two paid holidays such as Holi and Eid on 25/03/2024

and 17/06/2024 respectively to Shri Santosh Narvekar, Asst. Master on barge, is

legal and justified?

(2)

If not, to what relief the workman is entitled?

By Order and in the name of the Governor of Goa

Amalia O. F. Pinto, Under Secretary (Labour).

Porvorim, 1st April, 2025.

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Order

Whereas, the Government of Goa is of the opinion that an industrial dispute exists between the

management of M/s. Tevapharm India Private Limited, 8^th Floor, Tower C, Times Square Building, Andheri-

Kurla Road, Gamdevi, Marol, Andheri East, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400 059 and M/s. Marksans Pharma

Limited, Plot No. A-1, Phase 1A, Verna Industrial Estate, Verna, Salcete, Goa and it’s workmen represented by

the Bhartiya Kamgar Sena, in respect of the matter specified in the Schedule hereto;

And whereas, the Government of Goa considers it expedient to refer the said dispute for adjudication.

Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by clause (d) of sub-section (1) of section 10 of the

Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 (Central Act 14 of 1947), the Government of Goa hereby refers the said dispute

for adjudication to the Industrial Tribunal of Goa at Panaji-Goa, constituted under section 7A of the said Act.

SCHEDULE

)

Whether the action of the management of M/s Tevapharm India Private Limited, 8^th

Floor, Tower C, Times Square Building, Andheri-Kurla Road, Gamdevi, Marol,

Andheri East, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400059 and M/s Marksans Pharma Limited,

Phase 1A, Verna Industrial Estate, Verna, Salcete – Goa, in not conceding the

following demands raised by the General Secretary, Bhartiya Kamgar Sena Union,

Shiv Sena Bhavan, Shree Khandoba Chowk, Mumbai-Pune Juna Mahamarg, Akurdi,

Pune, is legal and justified?

Demand No. 1. Applicability:-

The revision as per the charter of demand (COD) shall be applicable to all permanent workmen who are

members of the said union and it shall also be applicable to those probationers who would be subsequently

absorbed as permanent employees and those employees who become the members of the Union hereafter.

Demand No. 2. Pay Scales:-

Grade I

13000-800-17000-1050-22250-1300-28750-1550-36500-1800-45500

Grade II

12000-750-15750-1000-20750-1250-27000-1500-34500-1750-43250

Grade III

11000-700-14750-950-19500-1200-25500-1450-32750-1700-41250

Demand No. 3. Flat Rise:-

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Union demands that all the workmen shall be given the Flat Rise of Rs. 7000/- per month.

Fitment: The above amounts should be added to the existing basic and thereafter fitted in the revised pay

scale in the higher stage.

Demand No. 4. Seniority Increments:-

Union demands that the workmen should be given Seniority increments as mentioned below:

(i)

Service up to 3 years

One increment

(ii)

Service from 3 years to 7 years

Two increments

(iii)

Service from 7 years to 10 years

Three increments

(iv)

Service above 10 years

Four increments

Demand No. 5. Allowances:

(i) Fixed Dearness Allowance:- With effect from 01 April 2022 each workman should be paid fixed

Dearness Allowance at 15% of the revised basic.

(ii) Variable Dearness Allowance:- Union demands that VDA shall be paid at the revised rate of Rs. 25/-

per point rise beyond 123 points of AICPI (2016) the computation of VDA shall be made quarterly

based on the increase or decrease in the average consumer Points for the preceding quarter.

(iii) House Rent Allowance:- The Union demands that HRA should be paid at the revised rate of 30% of

Basic, DA and VDA, as the cost of accommodation is very high in Goa due to Tourist State.

(iv) Education Allowance:- The Union demands that all the workmen shall be paid Education Allowance

@ Rs. 3000/- per month over and above the existing allowance.

(v) Conveyance Allowance:- The Union demands that all the workmen shall be paid Conveyance

Allowance by adding Rs. 3000/- to the existing allowance.

(vi) Shift Allowance:- The Union demands that all those workmen who work in the shifts shall be paid

shift allowance as under:

Second Shift: Rs. 150/- per second shift

Third Shift: Rs. 200/- per third shift

(vii) City Compensatory Allowance:- The Union demands that all the workmen shall be paid CCA at the

revised rate by adding Rs. 2000/-.

(viii) Telephone Reimbursement Allowance:- Company should be given telephone reimbursement

allowance 2000 per month. The company is already paying this allowance of Rs. 1000/- to some of

the workers.

(ix) Superannuation Allowance:- Company should give Rs. 25,000/- superannuation allowance to all the

workmen from Grades J-05 to J-07 as is given to employees in Grades J-9 and above.

(x) Up-keep Allowance:- Company should revive this allowance which was in existence till May 2014

and unilaterally withdrawn from June 2015. The Union demands that this allowance be given

@15% of the Basic.

(xi) Fixed Medical Allowance:- Company should give Fixed Medical allowance 1200 per month.

(xii) Attendance Allowance:- All the workmen should be given Attendance Allowance as shown below:

For 26 days present

Rs. 900/-

For 24 days present

Rs. 700/-

For 22 days present

Rs. 500/-

(xiii) Maintenance Allowance:- Maintenance allowance of Rs. 1,000/- should be given to technicians

who are working in engineering department.

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(xiv) Medical Reimbursement Allowance:- The Union demands that all the workmen should be given

Medical Reimbursement allowance at the revised rate by adding

Rs. 1,000/- to the existing Medical Reimbursement allowance.

(xv) Special Allowance:- The Union demands that all the workmen shall be paid Special allowance at the

revised rate by adding Rs. 3,000/- to the existing Special allowance.

Demand No. 6. Paid Holidays:-

The Union demands that all the workmen shall be granted paid holidays at the rate 15 days per year.

Demand No. 7. Leave:-

The Union demands that all the workers should be given leave on following basis:

A. Privilege Leave:- All the workmen should be given following privilege leave every year.

(a) For first 240 Days : 30 days P/L

(b) After 240 Days : For every 5 working days, one day

Union demands that all the workmen should be given privilege Leave per year with accumulation

up to 120 days.

B. Casual Leave:- Union demands that all the workmen should be given casual leave at the rate of 15

days per year with encashment facility.

C. Sick Leave:- Union demands that all the workmen covered under ESIC should be given sick leave

at the rate of 15 days per year. And those workmen outside the purview of ESIC shall be given 15

days sick leave per year with accumulation up to 75 days.

D. Special leave should be granted for chronic illness which is sanctioned by doctors till the fitness of

patient.

E. Paternity Leave:- Workmen should be given 10 days of paternity leave.

F. Bereavement Leave:- In case of death of any family member, workmen should be given 12 days

Bereavement leave.

G. Short Leave:- Company should be given short paid leave for 02 hours (early going and late

coming) two times in a month.

H. Leave Encashment:- Leave encashment should be given on gross salary.

Demand No. 8. Leave Travel Assistance:-

The Union demands that LTA should be paid at the rate of one month Gross wage per annum with

minimum of four days privilege leave. The amount shall be paid one week before the commencement of leave.

Demand No. 9. Bonus/Ex Gratia:-

The Union demands that all the workers should be paid Bonus/Ex-gratia at the rate of 20% of annual gross

wages every year. The Union also demands that those workers who are outside the purview of the Payment of

Bonus Act, 1965 should be paid bonus as per the Performance Policy of the company on CTC.

Demand No. 10. One Time Pay:-

All the workmen should be given one time pay as paid to some workers of Teva and all workers of

Watson.

Demand No. 11. Rewards and Recognition:-

As a part of motivation and as a gesture of goodwill the company shall decide to revise the rewards and

recognition.

Award Type

Award Amount

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(i)

Man of the month

5000/-

(ii)

Divisional Man of the Year

10000/-

(iii)

Teva Man of the Year

20000/-

Demand No. 12. Service Reward:-

All the workmen should be given service reward as shown below:

(i)

Completion of 05 years of service

Rs. 15,000/-

(ii)

Completion of 10 years of service

Rs. 20,000/-

(iii)

Completion of 15 years of service

Rs. 25,000/-

Demand No. 13. Sports Day Celebration:-

The company shall organize various sports activities (Volley ball, cricket, chess and carrom) and wherever

possible will send best of our teams for external competitions.

Demand No. 14. Bandh Day:-

If any union or workers or agitations resort to Goa Bandh/Strike and the workers are unable to reach the

work place on account of the same, Company should take all responsibility and provide free transportation to

the workmen from home to Company and back in the event the Company insists on running the factory. If not,

company should give paid holidays on such day.

Demand No. 15. Medical Facility:-

(a) All the workmen should be covered under mediclaim policy up to Rs. 5 lacs and include spouse,

children’s up to age of 25 years, father and mother of the workmen is beneficiary with full cover of

the said scheme in addition Rs. 30 lakh corporate buffer for all sum assured.

(b) All the workmen should be covered under death insurance scheme of Rs. 20 lakh for any kind of death.

(d) If any workmen undergoes medical treatment for any disease and remain absent on duty due to

sickness for long period, he should be given full pay special leave till he resumes on duty.

(e) Company should tie up to two standard hospitals near company to get immediate medical treatment to

the workmen in emergency.

(f) Company should make available an ambulance for 24 hours in the Company’s premises.

(g) Company should give medical help including vehicle facility to the workmen’s family.

(h) Company should give Rs. 30,000/- as emergency medical help in case of hospitalization /death of any

family member of the workmen.

(i) Company should arrange transport/air ticket in case of emergency of workmen.

Demand No. 16. Medical Reimbursement:-

The Union demands that those workmen, who are outside the purview of the ESIC, shall be reimbursed

full medical expenses incurred by him for self and his family including dependant father and mother.

Demand No. 17. Accident benefits while on duty and while coming for duty and while going from the

duty:-

The Union demands that those workmen who met with an accident while coming for duty and going back

from duty shall be treated as accident while on duty and they shall be given all the benefits such as full wages

and full medical reimbursement to the concern workmen.

Demand No. 18. Death Relief Fund:-

In case of death of workmen during the service inside the factory premises or outside company, all the

workmen should contribute one day wages and the employer should contribute an amount of Rs. 10/- lakh

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contribution towards death relief fund and such amount should be handed over to the legal heirs of the

deceased workmen.

Demand No. 19. Death Benevolent Pension and Permanent Disablement Fund:-

If any workmen dies then company should give Rs. 15,000/- per month as a pension to his family and any

workmen suffers permanent disablement then company should give one time financial help of Rs. 25 lac

rupees in addition to Rs. 15,000/- pension per month.

Demand No. 20. Loan Facility:-

(a) Personal Loan: All workmen should be given interest free personal loan @10 times of monthly gross

salary. The amount of personal loan will be repayable in easy monthly installments.

(b) Housing Loan: All workmen should be given interest free Housing loan of Rs. 10 lakh. The amount of

Housing loan will be repayable in easy monthly installments.

The amount of loan will be repayable in easy monthly installments.

Demand No. 21. Other Facilities:-

(a) Festival Advance: All workmen should be given Rs. 25,000/- as festival advance.

(b) Marriage Gift: On workmen’s marriage one month’s gross salary should be given as gift to him.

(d) Housekeeping personal should be provided in each area for Housekeeping work.

(e) Birthday coupon price to be given Rs. 1500/-.

(f) All the workmen should be given a pair of shoes twice in a year.

(g) All the workmen should be given one Raincoat or Umbrella in the first week of June every year.

(h) Rest Room to be improved with well equipment facility.

(i) Company should provide well-furnished Union office, Union notice Board, Computer equipment to do

the Union work.

(j) Company should relieve Unit Committee to do Union work/attending meeting/training program etc. and

grant them special leave for the same.

(k) Incentives: All workmen should be given 1% of the profit share per annum.

(l) Punching Card: Provision of punching card should be near the security gate.

(m) Company should give time for Union to take meetings in the premises at every 3 months.

(n) Company should give two T-shirts, two caps and one winter jersey to all workmen every year.

(o) If plant is running on festivals/national holidays then company should pay triple overtime and one

C/OFF.

(p) In the night shift management should give 15 minute rest after every hour of working with a reliever

operator during the said period.

Demand No. 22. Diwali Gifts:-

Company should provide 2Kg dry fruits and 1Kg sweet box with 5000/- rupees Amazon coupon.

Demand No. 23. Canteen Facility:-

(a) Snacks: All the workmen should be given free snacks for 1^st, 2^nd, 3^rd shift and general shift.

(b) Inspection of the caterers’ kitchen should be done by the company and union jointly at every 15 days.

(d) Contract of canteen should be changed every 01 year.

(e) The Canteen Committee comprising of Union members and management employees presently

functioning should continue.

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Demand No. 24. Lump Sum Payment:-

All the workmen should be given one time lump sum amount of Rs. 10000/- (Rupees Ten Thousand only)

as settlement signing incentive.

Demand No. 25. Interim Relief:-

Rs. 10000/- (Rupees Ten Thousand only) be granted to each of the workers w.e.f. 01/04/2022 by way of

Interim Relief pending finalisation of the charter of demands (COD).

Demand No. 26. Educational subsidy for children’s:-

The company should reimburse the school fees fully.

Demand No. 27. Service Gratuity:-

All the workmen should be given @45 days total wages for every completed years of service.

Demand No. 28. Picnic:-

Company should arrange 03 days overnight picnic out of Goa with proper quality and standard

arrangement in the month of July every year for all the workmen. If it is not possible each workmen should be

given Rs. 5000/- towards the picnic. If any workmen required to attend the duty on such days, he should be

given cash benefits as mentioned above.

Demand No. 29. Family Day:-

Company should arrange Family Day for all the workmen and their family members in month of

November or once in every year. If it is not possible each workmen should be given Rs. 10000/- towards the

picnic. If any workmen required to attend the duty on such days, he should be given cash benefits as

mentioned above.

Demand No. 30. Retrospective Effect:-

All the above demands should be given with effect from 01/04/2022 to 31/03/2025. Period of agreement

will be for 3 years.

Demand No. 31:-

All the workmen who are working with you shall be transferred to M/s Watson Pharma Private Limited,

the other Unit of Teva at Verna Goa with continuity in service w.e.f. 01/04/2023 on the same terms and

conditions.

The transferee Company shall not transfer the workers outside Goa without the written consent of the

concerned workmen.

Demand No. 32:-

The services of the workmen so transferred will not be interrupted by such transfer.

Demand No. 33:-

The terms and conditions of service applicable to the workmen after such transfer are not in any way less

favorable to the workmen then those applicable to them immediately before the transfer.

Demand No. 34:-

The new employer is under the terms of such transfer or otherwise, legally liable to pay to the workmen,

in the event of retrenchment, compensation on the basis that the services have been continuous and has not

been interrupted by the transfer. The Union calls upon to accept the said additional demands with immediate

effect

(2) If not, to what relief the workmen are entitled ?

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

Amalia O. F. Pinto, Under Secretary (Labour).

Porvorim, 1st April, 2025.

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Notification

The following Award passed by the Industrial Tribunal and Labour Court, at Panaji-Goa on 10/03/2025 in

Case No. IT/05/1998 is hereby published as required under section 17 of the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947

(Central Act 14 of 1947).

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

Amalia O. F. Pinto, Under Secretary (Labour).

IN THE INDUSTRIAL TRIBUNAL AND LABOUR COURT

GOVERNMENT OF GOA AT PANAJI

(BEFORE MRS. VIJAYALAXMI SHIVOLKAR, HON’BLE PRESIDING OFFICER)

Case No. IT/05/1998

Mr. Walson Thomas

Rep. by the Goa MRF Employees Union,

Saidham, Dhavalimol,

Ponda–Goa.

…

Workman/Party I

V/s

M/s M.R.F. Limited,

Tisk, Usgao,

Ponda – Goa.

… Employer/Party II

Workman/Party I represented by Learned Adv. Ms. S. Narvekar along with Adv. Arshad Sheikh.

Employer/Party II represented by Adv. Shri. G. K. Sardessai alongwith Adv. Ms. M. Rao.

AWARD

(Delivered on this the 10^thDay of the Month of March of the Year 2025)

By Order dated 11^thNovember, 1997 bearing No. IRM/CON/PONDA/(146)/, the Government of Goa in

exercise of powers conferred by Clause (d) of sub-section (1) of section 10 of the Industrial Disputes Act,

1947 (Central Act of 14 of 1947), has referred the following dispute to this Tribunal for adjudication.

SCHEDULE

(1) “Whether the action of the management of M/s MRF Limited, Usgao, Ponda–Goa, in terminating

the services of the workman Mr. Walson Thomas with effect from

4-3-1997, is legal and justified?

(2) If not, to what relief the workman is entitled?”

2. Upon receipt of the reference, it was registered as IT/05/1998 and registered A/D notices were issued

to both the Parties. Pursuant to service of notice, Party I filed his Claim Statement at Exhibit 4.

3. The Party I stated that since the formation of the Union, the Company has been attempting to disrupt

the unity of the workmen employed by the Company and who are members of the Union. Of late,

there has been large scale harassment and victimization of the Union Office bearers and its other

members due to their legitimate trade union activities. The harassment, inter-alia, include illegal

changes in service conditions, unjustified and unwarranted suspensions, charge-sheets on false and

fabricated charges, refusal to negotiate in good faith and impositions of unfair labour practices in the

guise of following management policy etc. and further including the termination of the Workman, Mr.

Walson Thomas.

4. The Party I states that the Workman was issued a letter/charge-sheet dated 30/09/1996 which itself

was illegal and untenable at law and was based totally on concocted charges solely to victimize the

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Workman for his union activities. The Party I stated that the charge-sheet was based inter-alia on the

allegation that the Management/Party II was convinced beyond any reasonable doubt that the Party

I/Workman had deliberately slowed production without any justification and that the charges

mentioned in the charge-sheet did not concur with the alleged facts set out in the charge-sheet. The

charge-sheet was supported by two Warning Letters which were given without seeking any

explanation from the Workman nor were given any details therein. It is submitted that the Warning

Letters were issued solely to build up a false case against the Workman and to spoil his otherwise

unblemished service record and that the wording of the charge-sheet indicated that the entire issue was

pre-decided by the Management and the charge-sheet was issued to falsely show a formality of

compliance with the rules of natural justice for which the Workman was asked to submit his written

explanation within 48 hours of the receipt of the charge-sheet.

5. The Party I stated that by letter dated 07/10/1996, the said workman was illegally and unjustifiably

suspended by the Party II. The said workman was further issued another Charge-sheet dated

09.10.1996 on the ground that the Workman deliberately slowed production without any reasons from

04/10/1996 till 05/10/1996 which was below the normal expected average tyre production and was

asked to file his written explanation within 48 hours. The Party I states that by letter dated 22/10/1996,

the Workman denied the charges set out in the charge-sheets and informed the Party II that the normal

expected alleged average tyre production mentioned by the Company was imaginative and concocted

solely to victimize him for his legitimate trade union activities and called upon the Party II to furnish

him the details of performance during the relevant period of any permanent workman. He also

requested information regarding breakdown/material hold-ups on particular days for which he was

charged with low production and also to supply him the name of the Manager who had signed the

charge-sheets and the Suspension Letter as well as the copies of the standards of production for 10.20

SMLN6 (SEA) Tyres for both single and double building including the working towards the same.

6. The Party I states that the Management did not supply any information sought by the Workman and

with malafide intention purported to consider the reply as unsatisfactory and by letter dated

11/11/1996 sent notice of enquiry on 11/11/1996 i.e. on the same day, which action of the

Management severely prejudiced the Workman for not giving him enough time to reply to the charge-

sheets and tantamount to violation of the rules of natural justice as the Workman was called upon to

answer charges based on facts and figures without he being supplied any working or material towards

any purported figures considered to be normal average tyre production.

7. The Party I stated that the charge-sheet issued to him was ex-facie illegal and untenable at law and

that he was not allowed to be defended by a person of his choice. He further stated that the Enquiry

Officer has conducted the enquiry devoid of the principles of natural justice and did not afford even a

reasonable opportunity of defence to him nor did he call upon the Parties to give their final

submissions before closing the enquiry proceedings.

8. Party I further stated that there was no evidence supporting the charges leveled against him and the

charges leveled did not constitute any misconduct either major, or at all and that he was prejudiced at

each stage of the enquiry. He stated that his illegal termination from services was also an act of unfair

labour practice of the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947. He stated that the penalty of illegal and unjust

termination is grossly disproportionate to the charges on which the termination is based and moreover

the same is discriminatory. Hence, it is prayed that the illegal termination of Party I be revoked and he

be reinstated in service with full back wages.

9. In its Written Statement filed at Exhibit 5, the Party II stated that Mr. Walson Thomas was charge-

sheeted vide Charge-sheet dated 30.09.1996 for alleged misconduct whereby it is alleged that the

Workman was deliberately slowing down production of tyres from 07/09/1996 to 29/09/1996 without

any justified reason. These alleged acts to have been committed by the Workman, if proved, amounts

to gross misconducts under Item II, XV, XX, L and LII of Clause-21 of the Certified Standing Orders

of the Company/Party II which reads as under:

Clause 21 Item II

Striking work either singly or with other workmen in

contravention of these Standing Orders, any statute, law,

rule of enactment for the time being in force or that may be

framed from time to time or inciting any workman to strike

work.

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Clause-21 Item XV

Malingering or slowing down of work alone or in

combination or with other workmen and includes stoppage

of work in violation of Company’s rules and regulations.

Clause-21 Item XX

Failure to perform his normal duties and/or responsibilities,

any other work for which he has the basic skills or may be

trained by the company from time to time.

Clause-21 Item L

Habitual breach of any provisions of the Standing Orders or

any law applicable to the Company of any rules or

instructions for the maintenance and the working of any

department.

Clause-21 Item LII

Any act subversive of discipline and with which you are

charged.

10. The Party No. II submits that the enquiry was initially conducted by Mr. P. S. Nayak and subsequently

by Shri Suhaas Naik vide his Appointment Letter dated 13.10.1997 and Mr. R. S. Amonkar was

appointed as Management Representative. The Party II submits that the workman was represented by

Mr. Rohidas Naik at the enquiry. The Enquiry Officer after considering the evidence on record

submitted his findings holding the Party I/Workman guilty of the charges. The Party II states that by

letter dated 21.02.1997, the Party I workman was informed that the management had perused the

proceedings of the enquiry and the findings of the Enquiry Officer and that the enquiry had been

conducted in accordance with principles of natural justice and that the management concurred with the

findings of the Enquiry Officer.

11. The Party II submits that the proved misconduct established at the enquiry warranted extreme

punishment of dismissal of Party I/Workman from its service. The Party II states that a lenient view

was taken in the matter and the Party I/Workman was let off with a lighter punishment by way of

suspension from work of one day without wages. The Party II states that the punishment of suspension

was consequent to properly conducted enquiry and based on proved acts of misconduct committed by

the workman.

12. The Party No. II submits that the enquiry was fair and proper and was conducted in accordance with

the principles of natural justice. The Party I was given every opportunity to defend himself and only

after appreciating the evidence on record, the Enquiry Officer gave a reasoned finding on the basis of

which any prudent person would come to the conclusion that the Party I was guilty of the charges

leveled against him. The Party II submits that the suspension by way of punishment of Party I is

pursuant to a charge-sheet and properly conducted enquiry by an impartial Enquiry Officer who has

considered all the evidence on record and has submitted a reasoned findings and that the suspension by

way of punishment of Party I/Workman is legal and justified.

13. Party II denied that there has been large scale harassment & victimization of the union office bearers

and its other members due to their legitimate trade union activities as alleged. It is denied that there are

any illegal changes in the service conditions or unjustified or unwarranted suspension or charge-sheets

are issued to the workmen on false and fabricated charges or that there is refusal to negotiate in good

faith as alleged. It is denied that there is commission of unfair labour practice. It is specifically denied

that Mr. Walson Thomas was an active member of the Union.

14. It is further denied that the workman’s defence was prejudiced for non-issuance of show-cause notice

as in any event, a reasonable opportunity was given to the workman during the course of the enquiry to

present his defence. It is denied that the Enquiry Officer erred in coming to the conclusion of guilt as

alleged and that the Enquiry Officer failed to appreciate the evidence of the workman or that he was

biased. It is denied that the suspension order of the workman was for collateral purpose or was solely to

victimize the workman for his continued allegiance to the said union as alleged. It is denied that there

has been any gross discrimination in imposing the punishment of suspension of the Party I/Workman as

alleged and hence submitted that the Party I is not entitled to the relief sought in the Claim Statement

and prays that the claim of the Party I/Workman may be rejected on the aforesaid grounds.

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15. On completion of the pleadings following Issues were framed at Exhibit 6 by this Tribunal which

reads as under:

ISSUES

1. Whether the Party I proves that the enquiry held against him is not fair, proper and impartial?

2. Whether the charges of misconduct levelled against the Party I are proved to the satisfaction of

the Tribunal by acceptable evidence?

2A. Whether the dismissal of the Party I/Workman by the Party II on 04.03.1997 is against

provisions contained in Sec.33 of the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947, and as such the dismissal is

illegal and unjustified?

2B. Does Party I prove that the findings of the Inquiry Officer are perverse?

3. Whether the Party I proves that the termination of his services by the Party II is by way of unfair

labour practice and victimization?

4. Whether the Party I proves that the termination of his service by the Party II w.e.f. 4.3.97 is

illegal and unjustified?

5. Whether the Party I is entitled to any relief?

6. What Award?

16. From the issues framed hereinabove, Issue No.1 and 2 have been taken up to be tried as preliminary

issues and accordingly both the Parties to the proceeding led their evidence in respect of these

preliminary Issues and my findings to the same with reasons are as follows:

Issue No. 1

In the Negative

Issue No. 2

In the Negative

Issue No. 2A

In the Affirmative

Issue No. 2B

In the Affirmative

R E A S O N S

17. Issue No. 1: It is in the evidence of Shri Sharad Chodnekar, the then Officer working for Party II in

Human Resource Department that the Party I was issued with charge-sheets dated 30/09/1996,

09/10/1996 and19/10/1996. The Party I was appointed as a Trainee Operator with the Party II vide

letter dated 07/12/1987 signed by the Sr. General Manager Mr. E. M. Mathai who was competent to do

so. The appointment of the Party I was probationary appointment and later on he was confirmed in the

service after completion of the probation period vide Confirmation Letter dated 31/08/1989. All these

letters Shri Chodankar identified at Exh.E3Colly produced in the domestic enquiry. In the said enquiry,

the Company appointed Shri Suhaas Naik as Enquiry Officer by replacing Mr. P. S. Naik who was

initially appointed as an Enquiry Officer vide letter dated 20/10/1996 to conduct the enquiry in respect

of the charge-sheet issued to the Party I which letter was signed by the Resource Manager, Mr. George

Nainan (Exh. E1 Colly of the domestic enquiry). The Management was represented by Mr. R. S.

Amonkar and later on Mr. Amonkar was replaced and the Company appointed Mr. Kurien as

Management Representative vide letter dated 13/01/1997. That pending enquiry, the Party I was placed

under suspension. The Letter of Suspension dated 07/10/1996 was issued by Mr. E. M. Mathai who

was competent to do so. That prior to the Letter of Suspension, the Party I was issued warning letters

duly signed by Mr. Michael Ribeiro, the Production Manager of the Plant. Said Mr. Michael Ribeiro

also issued Notice of Enquiry dated 30/12/1996.

18. He further deposed that on completion of enquiry the findings dated 20/02/1997 (Exh.E-1 Colly)

holding the Party I guilty of the charges referred in the charge-sheet was submitted to the Management.

The Management during the pendency of the enquiry paid subsistence allowance to Party I in terms of

provisions of the Certified Standing Orders. Nothing contrary to the deposition of this witness was

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brought on record by Party I to discard the evidence of the Management witness No.1 as regards to the

detailed facts stated by MW1 pertaining to the domestic enquiry conducted in respect of the said

charges issued to the Party I. The cross-examination of MW1 is nothing but a suggestive denial of the

facts stated in the examination-in-chief.

19. The Management witness No.2, Shri Suhaas Naik in his deposition stated that he conducted enquiry

against Party I. On behalf of the Management, Shri R. S. Amonkar put up the case of the Management

and thereafter Mr. T. M. Kurien took over. On behalf of the Party I, Shri Rohidas Naik represented. The

Party I was given sufficient opportunity to defend himself in the enquiry. Both the Parties led evidence

and upon completion of the enquiry, he submitted his findings based on the evidence on record holding

Party I/Workman guilty of the charges.

20. The Enquiry Officer in his cross-examination stated that the copies of the documents were given to the

Party I on 13/01/1997 during the course of recording of the statement of the Management

Representative. In the cross-examination of the Management witness No.2, the Party I alleged

prejudice being caused to him on account of the Enquiry Officer not adjourning the enquiry on

30/01/1997 and on account of the Enquiry Officer not giving direction to the Management to furnish

copies of the documents on which the Management relied upon before recording the statement of the

Management Representative. To this the Enquiry Officer has stated that for the reasons recorded in the

said proceedings, the request of the Party I was rejected. Except the above two incidents, no other

incident or any act detrimental to the interest of Party I being committed by the Enquiry Officer has

been brought on record in the cross-examination to suggest that the Enquiry Officer was bias or that the

enquiry was not conducted in a fair and proper manner.

21. The Party I upon given opportunity to cross-examine the Management witness could not bring

anything contrary to suggest that the enquiry conducted against the Opponent was not fair and proper.

The cross-examination of the Management witnesses is nothing but a mere suggestive denial of the

facts stated in the Claim Statement as well as of the facts deposed by the Management witnesses in

their examination-in-chief.

22. On behalf of the Party I, Shri Rohidas Naik deposed and stated that he is the President of Goa MRF

Employees’ Union who has raised the present dispute on behalf of the Workman, Shri Walson Thomas.

He further stated that the workman concerned in the present dispute is also a workman

concerned/covered in the dispute/demand which were pending before the Labour Commissioner as on

30/08/1996.

23. The Party I when given opportunity before this Tribunal did not bring anything contrary to the records

and proceedings that was held in the domestic enquiry to show that the Management did not

follow/adopted the fair procedure while conducting the enquiry proceedings. The Party I also could not

bring anything on record to show that he was not given fair opportunity to put his defence. As regards

the charge-sheet being signed by the unauthorized person, it is suggested to this witness that the said

charge-sheet was signed by Sr. General Manager, Shri E. M. Mathai who was competent and

authorized to sign the charge-sheet on behalf of the Management/Party II, the knowledge of which was

denied by this witness. Nothing contrary was brought on record either through the evidence of the

Party I or through the witness of the Management/Party II to show that the charge-sheet in question

was signed by the person not having the authority to do so or that the Enquiry Officer appointed by the

Management was not competent to hold such an enquiry.

24. Shri Rohidas Naik is the witness examined by the /Party I has supported the case of the Party I to the

extent to state that workman concerned in the present dispute is also a workman concerned/covered in

the dispute/demand which were pending before the Labour Commissioner as on 30/08/1996.

25. The Party I in the cross-examination has merely denied all the facts stated by the Management witness

as regards the enquiry conducted by the Enquiry Officer in respect of the charge-sheet. However, the

Party I could not discard any of the facts by way of oral as well as by documentary evidence to show

that no fair opportunity was given to the Party I to represent or defend himself in the said domestic

enquiry conducted against him in respect of the alleged charges leveled against him in the charge-sheet.

The enquiry reveals that the Party I was given opportunity to defend his case in the said domestic

enquiry pursuance to which the Enquiry Officer submitted its findings. Absolutely, no evidence has

been adduced to show that the enquiry was without following the principles of natural justice or that

the same was against the Certified Standing Orders of the Party II.

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26. In the Case of Cholan Roadways Ltd v/s G. Thirugnanasambandam reported in 2005 (I) CLR

524, it was held that : “There cannot, however, be any doubt whatsoever that the principle of natural

justice are required to be complied with in a domestic enquiry. It is, however, well-known that the said

principle cannot be stretched too far nor can be applied in a vacuum. The jurisdiction of the Tribunal

while considering an application for grant of approval has succinctly been stated by this Court in

Martin Burn Ltd. V/s R.N. Banerjee (AIR 1958 SC 79). While exercising jurisdiction under Section

33(2(b) of the Act, the Industrial Tribunal is required to see as to whether a prima facie case has been

made out as regard the validity or otherwise of the domestic enquiry held against the delinquent;

keeping in view the fact that if the permission or approval is granted, the order of discharge or

dismissal which may be passed against the delinquent employee would be liable to be challenged in an

appropriate proceeding before the Industrial Tribunal in terms of the provision of the Industrial

Disputes Act. In Martin Burn's case (supra) this court stated: “A prima facie case does not mean

a case proved to the hilt but a case which can be said to be established if the evidence which is led in

support of the same were believed. While determining whether a prima facie case had been made out

the relevant consideration is whether on the evidence led it was possible to arrive at the conclusion in

question and not whether that was the only conclusion which could be arrived at on that evidence. It

may be that the Tribunal considering this question may itself have arrived at a different conclusion. It

has, however, not to substitute its own judgment for the judgment in question. It has only got to

consider whether the view taken is a possible view on the evidence on the record”.

27. Upon scrutiny, the enquiry proceedings conducted by the Enquiry Officer vis-a-vis the evidence led by

both the Parties, it is seen that a due procedure was followed by the Management/Party II in the said

domestic enquiry that was held pursuance to issuance of charge-sheets to Party I and he was also given

opportunity to defend himself in the said proceeding. If one considers the chain of events, then one has

to accept that the enquiry was conducted in accordance with the procedures laid down under the law by

giving a fair opportunity to the Party I to defend himself in the matter. Hence, the Issue No.1 stands

answered in the negative.

28. Issue No.2: It is the case of the Party I that the charge-sheet dated 30/09/1996 issued to him was based

totally on concocted facts solely to victimize him for his union activities. The Party II without any

proper justification deliberately held that he had slowed down the production. The charges mentioned

in the charge-sheet did not concur with the alleged facts set out in the charge-sheet. He further stated

that warnings were given without seeking any explanation from the workman nor was he given details

of the facts pertaining to the charges. That by letter dated 09/10/1996, Workman was issued another

charge-sheet on the same ground stating that the Party I deliberately slowed down the production and

further alleged that his performance from 04/10/1996 till 05/10/1996 was below the normal expected

tyre production. That the Party I stated that he was illegally and unjustifiably suspended vide letter

dated 07/10/1996.

29. The charge-sheet dated 30/09/1996 reads that the Party I/Workman was assigned to build 10.20 SMLC

Tyre, however, it is found that despite earlier warning, he was performing much below the average of

the department without any justified reason. According to Party II the normal expected average tyre

production of 10.20 SMLC Tyre is 22 tyres single building and 34 tyres double. That since the tyre

buildings are less than the normal expected average, therefore the Management convinced themselves

to come to a conclusion that Party I was deliberately slowing down production without any justified

reason. Hence, it is alleged that the Party I committed gross misconducts under Item No.II, XV, XX, L

and LII of Clause 21 of Certified Standing Orders in force in the Company which reads as under:

Clause 21 Item II

Striking work either singly or with other workmen in

contravention of these Standing Orders, any statute law,

rule or enactment for the time being in force or that

may be framed from time to time or inciting any

workmen to strike work.

Clause-21 Item XV

Malingering or slowing down of work alone or in

combination or with other workmen and includes

stoppage of work in violation of Company’s rules

and regulations.

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Clause-21 Item XX

Failure to perform his normal duties and/or

responsibilities, any other work for which he has

the basic skills or may be trained by the company

from time to time.

Clause-21 Item L

Habitual breach of any provisions of the Standing

Orders or any law applicable to the Company of

any rules or instructions for the maintenance and

the working of any department.

Clause-21 Item LII

Any act subversive of discipline.

30. The Management representative in the said enquiry produced on record the Worksheets of the other

regular builders to show that their production was at higher level than that of the Party I. He further

produced on record the Worksheets of Trainee Builders to show that when assigned to them to build

1020 SMLN6(SEA) Tyres, they were performing consistently higher level of production. He has also

given the table to depict the figure of building tyres in both the category so as to consider 100%

performance of the Tyre Builder. Thus, it is the contention of the Management that the Party

I/Workman when assigned to build sizes other than 1020 SMLN6(SEA) Tyres, is performing at higher

level of production and deliberately producing on low level 10.20 SMLN6(SEA) Tyres.

31. In support of the above contention, the Party II placed reliance in the case of Management of

Thanjavur Textiles Limited v/s P. O, I Additional Labour Court, Madras & Anr. In the said

citation there was an Workload Fixation Award by the Dy. Commissioner of Labour and as per the said

Award, the Union had agreed to take a stipulated production, however, the 2^nd Respondent in the said

case chose to take a lesser production as against stipulated quantity which is not the case here as there

is no specific stipulation of quantity agreed upon by the Union with the Management and the said issue

was still pending. Moreover, the Management not even accepted the Minutes of Meeting at Exh.M6

stating that it is an unsigned Minutes of Meeting. Hence, the citation above is not applicable to the case

in hand.

32. The Judgment in the case of Dunlop Rubber Corporation India Limited v/s their Workmen again is

of no help to the Party II as in the said case, there was an overall fall in the output of dual auto mills at

all the three shifts. As such the low production was considered as misconduct under Clause-10(XVI) on

the Company’s Standing Orders for Operators and under clause-C of the Labour Union Agreement for

Operators which is again not a case here and the low production is based on the mere Worksheet

submitted by the Management without there being any violation of any specific clause under the

Company’s Standing Orders.

33. As against this, the Party I/Workman when examined himself in his defence stated that he is working in

Tyre Building Department from 1989 and has been given a Letter of Appreciation dated 05/03/1996

appreciating his work as a Tyre Builder. As regards the charges pertaining to low production, he

specifically denied the same and gave a justification/difficulty faced by him as a Tyre Builder while

producing 10.20 SMLN6(SEA) Tyres. He stated that the drum size of SEA size tyre is very big and the

first band which we stitch is very hard and does not stick to the drum set and the third band of this size

10.20 SEA is very long and hence a builder cannot spin properly this band, the chaffer of this 10.20

SEA size is double in size due to which a builder cannot fold the chaffer. Due to these problems we are

unable to produce the department performance given by Tyre Building Department and the said fact

was brought to the notice of our Union (Goa MRF Employees’ Union). After this, the Union had a

meeting with the Management. The Union had issued a letter to the Management dated 03/10/1995

which is at Exh.C/8. The Management had also written a letter dated 21/09/1995 to the Union which is

at Exh.C/7. The said issue was discussed in the Minutes dated 02/08/1995 which is at Exh.C/6 and the

said meeting was attended by Mr. R. S. Amonkar, Mr. F. Lawrence, Mr. Ghadi and others but the

Minutes of the Meeting were not signed. He also stated that he was building 10.20 superlug tyres,

10.20SMLN6(SEA) tyres and the percentage of 120% and more. The process involved in 10.20

superlug tyres is much easier and less problematic as compared to 10.20 SEA tyres which he said he

cannot produce 17 tyres of this size. He further said that he even after putting lot of efforts on 10.20

SEA size tyres he could not produce more than 17 tyres on this size. He further stated that he used to

build tyres on seniority basis and used to build 10.20 tyres and the junior builders used to build 9.20,

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10.20 SEA and the project tyres. The 10.20 SEA size trainees and junior builders were asked to build

these tyres and sometimes whenever if there was any hold-up or any kind of breakdown, the confirmed

builders were put on 10.20 SEA tyres and the schedule for 10.20 is not fixed. Therefore, it is the

contention of the Party I that the charge-sheet in question is an act of harassment and victimization by

the Party II as he refused to sign the new Union. That in furtherance to his refusal to become the part of

the new Union, he was asked to build 10.20 SEA size tyres continuously which work he used to do

intermittently or occasionally. That he was never issued any Warning Letter prior to 14/09/1996 and

20/09/1996.

34. CSW during the enquiry also brought to the notice of the Enquiry Officer that in the charge-sheet dated

30/09/1996 it was wrongly mentioned about Party I building 11 double building tyres instead of 15

tyres on 11/09/1996 and again there is a wrong entry in respect of tyre building data on 14/09/1996

whereby he produced 21 tyres in double building and not 14 tyres in single building. It is pertinent to

note here that the Warning Letter has been issued on 14/09/1996 and 20/09/1996. The Warning Letter

dated 14/09/1996 must have been issued by evaluating the performance of the workman on

14/09/1996. There was an error made on behalf of the management of showing the tyre building as 14

instead of 21 tyres. Therefore, as on 14/09/1996, the performance of the Workman cannot be below

100% if he has built 21 tyres.

35. The Party I/Workman has given a detailed justification for not building 100% 10.20 SEA size tyres and

one such reason being that the Party I/Workman was not building 10.20 SEA size tyres regularly and he

used to do it occasionally which fact has been categorically admitted by the Management

Representative when he was asked whether the Party I produced SEA tyres at any point of time prior to

the period mentioned in the charge-sheet and whether he can produce the Worksheet of the said period

to which the Management witness has answered that he does not know whether the Party I/Workman

had produced SEA tyres.

36. Further, when the Management Representative was asked as to whether any other confirmed Workman

has achieved the Department Performance on SEA tyres during the period for which the Party I has not

been charge-sheeted to which again he answered in the negative.

37. The Enquiry Officer in his Findings has rejected the defence taken by the Party I/Workman justifying

the reason and the cause for his low production presuming without admitting that there was low

production on his production of 10.20 SEA size tyres merely on the ground that the minutes dated

02/08/1995 were unsigned minutes at Exhibit C/6. However, the Management did not specifically deny

the letter dated 21/09/1995 at Exhibit C/7 and the letter dated 03/10/1995 at Exhibit C/8. To add to this,

the Party I/Workman has also justified that it is possible to produce 100% tyres if there is no hold-up in

the full shift. In this context when the Management Representative was asked if the Workman produces

100% without hold-up, do you initiate any action, to which he again replied saying that he is not aware

if any action is initiated.

38. The evidence on record reveals that though the SEA tyres were introduced in the year 1995, however

the Party I was asked to produce the same only in the month of September, 1996. It is interesting to

note here that the Management has given a Letter of Appreciation dated 05/03/1996 to the Party

I/Workman appreciating his work as a Tyre Builder just 6 months prior to the issuance of the first

charge-sheet. The Workman who has been appreciated as a good Tyre Builder on an earlier date, how is

that six months later he becomes a bad employee in production of tyres? The evidence on record also

reveals that this Party I/Workman was never charge-sheeted earlier to September, 1996. He was not

given any opportunity to give his explanation before giving any warnings to him. All these material

evidence on record suggest that the Party I/Workman was targeted for not being part of the Internal

Union of the Management. The Enquiry Officer has not at all considered all these evidence while

giving his Findings and has given one-sided findings without taking into account all the material

evidence put in defence by the Party I/Workman. The plea of the Party I/Workman pertaining to the

Union bringing to the knowledge of the Management the difficulty faced by them in building 10.20

SEA size tyres has been summarily rejected on the ground that the Minutes of Meeting are not signed,

thereby totally neglecting the earlier correspondence between the Management and the Union, the

knowledge of such correspondence has been simply denied by the Management Representative without

giving any cogent reason.

39. The Party I/Workman has been charge-sheeted for charges specifically mentioned in the charge-sheet,

however, the evidence on record does not reveal that there was an intentional act on the part of the

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Party I/Workman done deliberately to reduce the production of the tyres and to cause loss to the

Company. In the present case, there is no stoppage of work on behalf of Party I/Workman neither there

is any violation of breach of any rules or regulations of the Company. The Enquiry Officer has failed to

detail out the manner in which the Party I/Workman failed in his duty or there was an act of habitual

breach of rules and regulations of the Certified Standing Orders. The Enquiry Officer solely relied

upon the Worksheet produced on record by the Management Representative. The said Worksheet had

incorrect entries which were corrected later on at the instance of the Party I/Workman, therefore the

Enquiry Officer committed a gross error on relying upon on the said Worksheet when the Workman in

his cross-examination has specifically stated that in some Worksheets there is no mention of hold-ups

and breakdowns, as such he cannot tell exactly whether he agrees or not with the dates mentioned in

the charge-sheet vis-a-vis its respective production entries.

40. Considering the evidence on record, this Tribunal finds no reason as to why such a vital evidence

adduced by the Party I/Workman was overlooked by the Enquiry Officer. At the risk of repetition, this

Tribunal would like to reproduce the defence taken by the Party I/Workman in simple words is that he

had unblemished past record and he was appreciated for his work as a Tyre builder just 6 months prior

to the issuance of the 1^st charge-sheet. That upon his refusal to sign the Management Union, he was

brought to produce the tyres which he used to do occasionally and not regularly and finally his valid

justification and the problem faced by the Tyre Builders and pursuance to which the communication

made by the Union to the Management, all these vital evidence was not even considered before

rejecting the same with reasons by the Enquiry Officer. Therefore, the contention of the Party

I/Workman that it was a pre-planned act by the Management to make Party I/Workman to produce the

10.20 SEA Tyre during that particular period when the alleged charge-sheet was issued cannot be said

to be a concocted or a false defence. Presuming without admitting there was some less production of

10.20 SEA tyres by the Party I/Workman for the above period, even than the justification given by the

Workman along with his past record ought to have been considered by the Enquiry Officer while

giving his Findings on the charges leveled against the Party I/Workman.

41. Having not done so and having not considered the vital evidence adduced by the Party I/workman in

his defence, it cannot be said that the Findings of the Enquiry Officer are based on the legally

admissible evidence. This discrimination done by the Enquiry Officer in not considering the evidence

that was going in favour of the Party I/Workman goes to the root of the matter to show that the Party

I/Workman was victimized and the entire charge-sheet is not free from the cloud of doubt and the

probability of conspiracy being hatched against the Party I/Workman cannot be washed out completely.

In the findings, the Enquiry Officer completely ignored all these vital piece of evidence brought on

record by the Workman not only in the evidence of the Workman but these facts have been brought on

record in the cross-examination of the Management witness itself. The Enquiry Officer had selectively

picked and chose the statement to prove the charges against the Workman/Party I.

42. In the facts and circumstances and considering the evidence on record and the enquiry proceedings,

this Tribunal is not in the agreement with the findings given by the Enquiry Officer that the charges as

leveled in the charge-sheet against the Party I/Workman has been proved by legally acceptable

evidence. Hence, the Issue No.2 stands answered in the negative.

43. Issue No.2A: The Party I/Workman amended the Claim Statement in the year, 2005 raising two

grounds which according to Party I were going to the root of the matter. In the amended pleadings, the

Party I/Workman set out the case wherein it is stated that the Party I had served a letter dated

29/08/1996 on 30/08/1996 on the Labour Commissioner, Panaji calling for conciliation proceedings on

Charter of Demands dated 15/02/1996 of the workmen for wage rise and better service conditions and

the workman concerned in the present dispute is also a workman concerned/covered in the

dispute/demand pending before the Labour Commissioner as on 30/08/1996. The Party I also stated

that the Party II attended the conciliation proceedings on the said Charter of Demands on 24/10/1996.

In the meanwhile, since the Management was not ready to accede to the demands of the Union, the

Labour Commissioner, Panaji was pleased to call for further meetings between the Management and

the Union and the last meeting to the best of Union’s knowledge was held on 17/02/1997 for trying to

conciliate and settle the dispute. The Party I also states that without waiting for the Conciliation Officer

to record failure and without waiting for the appropriate Government to receive the report to consider

the same or make reference of the dispute to the Tribunal, the Party II dismissed the Party I/Workman

on 04/03/1997. Thereafter, the Government of Goa was pleased to refer the said dispute to this Tribunal

for adjudication only on 05/06/1997.

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44. It is further the case of the Party I in the amended pleading that the dismissal of the Workman while

conciliation proceedings on the general demands of the Union were pending before the Conciliation

Officer is an unfair labour practice. It is further stated that the Dismissal Order was passed in haste and

without even waiting for the Conciliation Officer to forward the Report of Failure of conciliation on the

general demands to the Appropriate Government or waiting for the Government of Goa to receive the

same or consider the same or make a reference of the dispute is also an unfair labour practice.

45. In support of their above amended pleadings, the Party I/Workman examined Shri Rohidas Naik, their

witness No.2. He produced on record Exh.23, the letter dated 10/09/1996 addressed to the Sr. General

Manager by Asst. Labour Commissioner. By this letter, the Asst. Labour Commissioner requested the

Party II to offer their comments on the Charter of Demands raised by the Party I/Workmen. In

response, the Plant Human Resource Manager, Shri George Nainan vide letter dated 19/09/1996 at

Exh.24, requested for 3 weeks’ time to give their comments. The Office of the Asst. Labour

Commissioner vide letter dated 07/10/1996 (Exh.25) intimated to both the Parties that he shall hold

discussions and if necessary conciliation proceedings u/s 12(3) of the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 in

respect of the dispute raised by the Party I and the date of hearing was fixed on 14/10/1996 at 11.00

a.m. Exhibit 26 is the Request Letter seeking time to file their comments by the Party II. Exhibit 27 and

Exhibit 28 are the Proceeding Sheet write-ups of the business of the day before the Conciliation Officer

whereby the Party I objected for the Management’s request of seeking more time to give their

comments on the Charter of Demands raised by the Union.

46. The Assistant Labour Commissioner considering the request of the Party II thereafter placed the matter

for discussions/conciliation on 24/10/1996. On the said day, the proceeding before the Conciliation

Authority reads “the Management submitted their Written Statement on the Justification Statement

given by the Union on Charter of Demands and asked for revised reasonable Charter of Demands as

the Charter of Demands are raised at an increase of average of Rs.40,000/- per employee per month

and the period of settlement effective is for 2 years. The demands raised are unreasonable by any

standards and further the Union has not given any reply to the Charter of Demands of the Management

without which it is difficult to consider any proposals. Our reply to both is required to continue with the

discussions else we did not like to say discussion in the presence of any other than our employees,

employees who are on the rolls of the Company…………”Accordingly, the Minutes of Meeting were

drawn detailing the business of the day and before concluding the Minutes, the Conciliation Officer

held that both the Parties have stuck up to their own stand, as such suggested that they should both

think about their stand taken by them so as to have amicable solutions and postponed the discussions

on 28/10/1996 at 11.00 a.m.

47. The joint discussions continued on 28/10/1996 and in the Minutes of Meeting that was drawn on

28/10/1996 at Exhibit 30, the Officer again held that both the Parties have stuck up to their own stand

as the Union was not ready to amend their demands and the Management was not ready to give any

offer, as such the Officer was pleased to close the discussion and informed both the Parties to await for

further report. The Assistant Labour Commissioner vide its letter dated 29/10/1996 forwarded to the

Commissioner, Labour the report of failure of discussion of the Charter of Demands between both the

Parties along with original File for its perusal and further necessary action. The Office of the

Commissioner, Labour vide their letter dated 15/11/1996 called upon the Party I/Union for discussion

with reference to the report submitted to him by the Asst. Labour Commissioner.

48. The Office of the Labour Commissioner vide their letter dated 14/01/1997 (Exh.33) informed the Party

I/Union that the Hon’ble Minister for Labour wants to explore the possibility of an amicable settlement

on the whole dispute. The Office of the Labour Commissioner vide letter dated 11/02/1997 (Exh.34)

called upon both the Parties for joint discussion on 17/02/1997 at 3.00 p.m. in the Office of the Labour

Commissioner. There is no further correspondence nor is there any report or write-up produced before

this Tribunal about the joint discussion that was proposed to be held on 17/02/1997 in the Office of the

Labour Commissioner.

49. The submission of the Failure Report to the Labour Commissioner by the Conciliation Officer is an

internal departmental affair. Even after submission of the Failure Report, the Office of the

Commissioner thought it appropriate to call upon the Parties for further joint discussion. The matter did

not stop at this stage but there was an intervention by the Hon’ble Minister for Labour who too

probably felt it appropriate to have a joint discussion with both the Parties. However, thereafter there is

absolutely nothing on record as to what happened to the said joint discussion, whether it continued or

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whether the discussion did not happen at all, that is the question which remained unanswered

throughout.

50. In the event, the joint discussion had failed, it was incumbent upon the Conciliation Officer to submit

Failure Report to the Government but it was not done till such time the Party I filed Writ in the Hon’ble

High Court pursuance to which the Additional Government Advocate produced on record the reference

dated 05/06/1997. Thus, it is quite obvious from the records that the Conciliation Officer did not send

the Failure Report in view of the date being fixed for further discussions even after the Failure Report

was sent by the Assistant Labour Commissioner to his Superior i.e. the Office of the Labour

Commissioner and further from the Office of the Labour Commissioner the joint discussions were

proposed to be held with the intervention of the Hon’ble Minister for Labour.

51. In rebuttal to the above stand by the Party I that the Workman in the present reference was terminated

pending discussion/conciliation thereby the Party II has violated the provisions 33(2) of the Act. The

Party II has relied upon letter dated 06/09/2007 (Exh.40 Colly) thereby placing on record the Outward

Commissioner had forwarded the Failure Report to the Government prior to the termination of the

Workman under the present reference pending discussions/conciliation in the Charter of Demands

raised by the Union to which the Workman in the present reference was also a Party.

52. On perusal of the said Outward Register, it says that the File ALC/Ponda/Demand/MRF was forwarded

to addressee Labour Minister. Be that as it may, interestingly, the Office of the Labour Commissioner

vide their letter dated 14/01/1997 (Exh.33) informed the Party I/Union that the Hon’ble Minister for

Labour wants to explore the possibility of an amicable settlement on the whole dispute, therefore, an

unsuccessful attempt has been made to show that the Failure Report was sent to the Government vide

this Outward number by the Office of the Labour Commissioner which is devoid of any substance for

the simple reason that the letter at Exhibit 33 confirms that the Hon’ble Minister wanted to have joint

discussion with both the Parties and accordingly the Minutes of the Failure Report were forwarded to

him for further discussion/settlement between the Parties, hence by no stretch of imagination it can be

construed that the File containing the Minutes of the Failure sent to the Labour Minister is the Failure

Report being sent to the Government of Goa u/s 12(3) of the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947.

53. Presuming without admitting that this Report was sent to the Government which infact is not the same

has been addressed to the Labour Minister but still assuming for a moment that this is the Failure

Report even then the Party II cannot escape the brunt of they having violated the requirements of

Section 33 of the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 as the Outward Register seems to be sent on

04/06/1997 whereas the Workman in the present reference has been terminated on 04/03/1997 i.e.

much prior to the date that is mentioned in the Outward Register. Therefore the ration laid down in the

case of Jaipur Zila Sahadari Bhoomi Vikas Bank Lrd. V/s Ram Gopal Sharma and Others (2002)

2 SCC 244 has come to the rescue of this Workman. The Party I/Workman since has been able to

establish that his termination was illegal as the same was done pending the Charter of Demands which

Charter of Demands he too was a concerned workman therefore the Party II ought to have refrained

from taking any action pending such conciliation in view of Section 33(2) (b). Section 33 of the

Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 therefore the question of violation of Section 33(1) of the Industrial

Disputes Act, 1947 requires to be considered in the light of the relevant statutory provisions. Section 33

of the I.D. Act, sub-section (1) reads as under :

"33. Conditions of service, etc., to remain unchanged under certain circumstances during

pendency of proceedings.- (1) During the pendency of any conciliation proceeding before [an

arbitrator or] a conciliation officer or a Board or of any proceeding before a Labour Court or

Tribunal or National Tribunal in respect of an industrial dispute, no employer shall,- (a) in regard to

any matter connected with the dispute, alter, to the prejudice of the workmen concerned in such

dispute, the conditions of service applicable to them immediately before the commencement of such

proceeding; or (b) for any misconduct connected with the dispute, discharge or punish, whether by

dismissal or otherwise, any workman concerned in such dispute”.

54. The Ld. Adv. Shri G. K. Sardessai appearing for the Party II in support of their defence on the issue of

alleged violation of Section 33 placed reliance in the case of East Asiatic & Allied V/s Shelke (B.L.)

(1961 ILLJ 162 Bom, Association of Engineering Workers v/s Iron & Metal Traders Pvt. Ltd.

&Ors. (1996) I CLR 95 Bom, Pratap Chandra Mohanty v/s Union of India and Anr. 1971 II LLJ

196 Ori and Suresh Vithoo Nare v/s Dharamsi Morarji Chemicals 1991 Lab.I.C. 1932 Bom.

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55. Ld. Advocate Shri Arshad Shaikh on behalf of Party I submitted that all the citations relied upon by the

Party II since prior to the Judgment in the case of Lokmat Newspaper Pvt. Ltd. v/s Shankar Prasad

(1999) 6 SCC, they cannot be looked into as the issue as regards the violations of provisions of Section

33(2)(b) has been settled in the case of Lokmat (Supra) same being later in time than the one which has

been relied upon by the Party II. In this case the respondent raised an industrial dispute by filing a

complaint under Section 28 of the Maharashtra Act alleging that the impugned termination order

amounted to `unfair labour practice'.

Before the impugned termination order was passed by the management, it had already served a

notice under Section 9-A of the I.D. Act to the respondents union to the effect that it proposed to

introduce a change in the conditions of service of the respondent and other members of the union on

the ground that it was proposing to rationalise the printing work at the appellant's concern at Nagpur by

setting up photo-type machine for carrying out the work of composing, resulting in substantial

reduction in the work of composing by hand. It may be stated that the respondent was employed as a

foreman in the hand-composing department of the appellant at the relevant time. The respondent's

union objected to the said notice of change and approached the Conciliation Officer under Section

12(1) of the I.D. Act which reads as under :- "12. Duties of Conciliation Officers.- (1) Where an

industrial dispute exists or is apprehended, the conciliation officer may, or where the dispute relates to

a public utility service and a notice under Section 22 has been given shall, hold conciliation

proceedings in the prescribed manner." The Conciliation Officer took the dispute in conciliation within

his discretion even though as appellant's concern was not a public utility service it was not mandatory

for the Conciliation Officer to start conciliation proceedings. As the report of the Conciliation Officer

submitted to the State Government shows, he invited the management and the respondent's union for

preliminary discussions on 14.4.1982 in his office and thereafter the matter was adjourned during

conciliation from time to time.

It can, therefore, be said that by 14th April, 1982 the matter was taken up for investigation and thus

the conciliation proceedings had commenced. It is also well established on the record of the case that

the parties could not come to any settlement with the result that on 22nd June, 1982 the investigation

was closed by the Conciliation Officer at 4.35 p.m. at Nagpur. Immediately, thereafter, the appellant

passed the impugned order of termination against the respondent and others on the very same day i.e.

on 22.6.1982 at 5.00 p.m. The said order was placed on the notice board of the appellant's office at

Nagpur on the evening of that day. It is not in dispute between the parties that thereafter the

Conciliation Officer submitted his report to the Government which reached the State Government on

13.8.1982.

On the aforesaid facts, the question arises whether the impugned termination order dated 22.6.1982

was passed during the pendency of the conciliation proceedings. It is not in dispute between the parties

that before passing such an order no express permission in writing was obtained by the appellant from

the Conciliation Officer. The Labour Court, the Industrial Court and the learned Single Judge of the

High Court have taken the view that because investigation was closed by the conciliator by 4.35 p.m.

on 22.6.1982, immediately thereafter the conciliation proceedings could be said to have ended and

were not pending before him. Consequently at 5.00 p.m. on that very day when the appellant issued the

impugned order, it did not violate Section 33 of the I.D. Act. While, on the other hand, the Division

Bench of the High Court in the impugned judgment has taken the view that merely because the

conciliator closed the investigation in the evening of 22.6.1982 till he prepared his report as per Section

12(4) of the I.D. Act and till that report reached the Government, conciliation proceedings were

deemed to have continued and had not got terminated till 13th August, 1982 and as in the meantime on

22.6.1982, the impugned termination order was passed without following the procedure of Section

33(1) of the I.D. Act, it got vitiated in law.

Under these circumstances, a moot question arises whether the impugned retrenchment order was

passed on 22.6.1982 during the pendency of conciliation proceedings. It cannot be disputed that the

impugned order was directly connected with the matter in dispute before the Conciliation Officer

wherein the question of legality of notice under Section 9-A of the I.D. Act was under consideration for

the purpose of arriving at any settlement between the parties in this connection. The impugned order

had definitely altered to the prejudice of the respondent his conditions of service. It was not a case of

retrenchment simpliciter but was a consequential retrenchment on the introduction of the scheme of

rationalisation as contemplated by Section 9-A read with Schedule IV item no.1 of the I.D. Act, that the

question of violation of Section 33(1) of the I.D. Act has a direct nexus with the further question

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whether on 22.6.1982 when the impugned termination order was passed, conciliation proceedings were

pending before the authority or not.

In order to answer these questions, it is necessary to note sub- section (4) of Section 12 of the I.D.

Act which reads as under : "(4) If no such settlement is arrived at, the conciliation officer shall, as soon

as practicable after the close of the investigation, send to the appropriate Government a full report

setting forth the steps taken by him for ascertaining the facts and circumstances relating to the dispute

and for bringing about a settlement thereof, together with a full statement of such facts and

circumstances, and the reasons on account of which, in his opinion, a settlement could not be arrived

at." A mere look at this provision shows that if the Conciliation Officer finds during conciliation

proceedings that no settlement is arrived at between the disputing parties, then after closing the

investigation he has, as soon as practicable, to send to the appropriate Government a full report setting

forth the steps taken by him for ascertaining the facts and circumstances relating to the dispute and has

also to mention all other details as required to be mentioned in the report under Section 12(4) of the

I.D. Act.

The aforesaid statutory requirements leave no room for doubt that after closing the investigation

and after having arrived at the conclusion that no settlement is possible between the parties, the

Conciliation Officer has to spend some more time before submitting his detailed written report about

failure of consideration for information and necessary action by the State Government. In the very

nature of things, therefore, such requirement will take at least a couple of days, if not more, for the

conciliator after closing the investigation to enable him to send an appropriate report to the State

Government. It is, therefore, obvious that on 22.6.1982 when by 4.35 p.m. the Conciliation Officer

declared that settlement was not possible between the parties and he closed the investigation, neither

his statutory function did not come to an end nor did he become functus officio. His jurisdiction had to

continue till he submitted his report as per Section 12(4) to the Appropriate Government. Even such

preparation of the report and sending of the same from his end to the Appropriate Government would

obviously have taken at least a few days after 22.06.1982. It must, therefore, be held that the

conciliator remained in charge of the conciliation proceedings at least for a couple of days after

22.6.1982. It is, therefore, difficult to appreciate how within half an hour after the closing of

investigation by the conciliator and before his getting even a breathing time to prepare his detailed

written report about failure of conciliation to be sent to the Government as per Section 12(4), the

appellant could persuade itself to presume that conciliation proceedings had ended and, therefore, it

was not required to follow the procedure of Section 33(1) and straightaway could pass the impugned

order of retrenchment within 25 minutes of the closing of the investigation by the conciliator on the

very same day. It is difficult to appreciate the reasoning of the Labour Court that after the closer of

investigation the conciliator became functus officio and the management could not have approached

him for express written permission to pass the impugned order. It is easy to visualise that even on the

same day i.e. on 22.6.1982 or even on the next day, before the conciliator had time even to start writing

his report, such an express permission could have been asked for by the appellant as the conciliator by

then could not be said to have washed his hand off the conciliation proceedings. He remained very

much seized of these proceedings till at least the time the report left his end apart from the further

question whether conciliation proceedings could be said to have continued till the report reached the

State Government. Thus, on the express language of Section 12(4) the conclusion is inevitable that

closer of investigation by 4.35 p.m. on 22.6.1982 did not amount to termination of conciliation

proceedings by that very time. The argument of learned counsel for the appellant was that closer of

investigation automatically amounted to termination of conciliation proceedings. This argument

proceeds on a wrong premise that closer of investigation by the conciliator is the same as closer of

conciliation proceedings. The legislature while enacting Section 12(4) has deliberately not used the

words `closer of conciliation' but, on the contrary, provided that after closer of investigation something

more was required to be done by the conciliator as laid down under Section 12(4) before he can be said

to have done away with conciliation proceedings earlier initiated by him. On this conclusion alone the

decision rendered by the Division Bench of the High Court that the impugned order of termination

dated 22.6.1982 was issued by the appellant without following the procedure of Section 33(1) of the

I.D. Act has to be sustained.

56. The facts in question and the provisions of law involved in the case of Lokmat (supra) are the same as

in the case of present reference, therefore directly applies to the case in hand, giving no room to this

Tribunal to deviate from the ratio laid down in the citation above.

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57. Ld. Advocate Shri G. K. Sardessai tried to carve out certain portion as relating to the date of

commencement of the conciliation from the citation above to bring the case of the Party II within the

ambit of Section 33 (2)(b) to show that there was no such violation and that the termination was done

post sending of the Failure Report by the Conciliation Officer to the Government. It was also argued

that the Assistant Labour Commissioner only sought to have joint discussions. The above arguments

are unsustainable since this Tribunal has discussed in detail the contents of each and every

correspondence between the Union and the Management and vice versa, the Union and the

Conciliation Authority and vice versa, and the Minutes of the Meetings/Proceeding Sheets held during

the conciliation. The notices issued and the letters issued from the Office of the Assistant Labour

Commissioner clearly indicates that they have been issued with reference to the conciliation in the

matter of Charter of Demands raised by the Union against the MRF Management. As such, this

Tribunal is unable to accept the above contention of Learned Adv. Shri G. K. Sardessai that the ratio in

the case of Lokmat does not support the case of the Party I/Union.

58. That, except a vague document i.e. a page of an Outward Register showing Failure Report being sent to

the Hon'ble Minister of Labour from the Office of the Labour Commissioner, there is nothing placed on

record to show that the Conciliation Authority forwarded to the Government of Goa the Failure Report

prior to the date of termination of the services of the Party I/Workman. Be that as it may be, even the

above vague document cannot come to the rescue of the Party II considering the date mentioned therein

which date is again post the date of termination of the service of the Party I/Workman. Thus, this is a

clear case of violation of mandatory provisions of Section 33 (2)(b) of the Industrial Disputes Act,

1947. Hence, the ratio in the case of Japipur Zila would be squarely applicable to the present reference

wherein it is held “Amendments to Section 33 of the ID Act in the year 1956 were made at a time when

no remedy under the Industrial Disputes Act was available to the individual workman to challenge the

termination of his employment. At that time, the dismissal of an individual workman could form the

subject-matter of an industrial dispute only if it was espoused by the fellow workmen. In those days,

dismissal of workmen who actively participated in raising an industrial dispute was not uncommon. In

order to obviate this contingency, Section 33 imposed an obligation on the employer to seek approval

or permission for the dismissal of any workman to be effected during the pendency of an industrial

dispute. Apart from imposing an obligation on the employer to file such an application, in order to

protect the workman against any termination which might be made without seeking approval or

permission, Section 33-A was enacted creating a right in favour of the aggrieved workman to file a

complaint which will be dealt with like adjudication of an industrial dispute. In other words, a right

which was not available to the individual workman to approach the Labour Court or Tribunal for

adjudication of a dispute relating to his dismissal was conferred by Section 33-A.

59. The Supreme Court in the case under review has ruled that failure to apply for approval by the

Employer would make the order of dismissal inoperative and that the workman may get wages and

other benefits. It was also held that even if the application for approval is granted by the authority, still

the aggrieved could make a complaint under Section 33-A challenging the approval. It is to be

considered whether an interpretation can be placed on Section 33 to the effect that even without a

judicial declaration about the validity of the order of dismissal, as a result of the failure to seek

approval or permission, the workman could straightaway proceed on the footing that the dismissal is

invalid and inoperative and work out his rights for recovery of wages and other benefits. The case-law

placed before the Supreme Court does not support the present ruling.

60. In order to dispel any doubt in the minds of the litigants and the lower courts, it may be clarified that

no dismissed workman can claim the relief of reinstatement without a declaration by a competent court

that the order of termination is not valid and no punitive order of termination be interfered without any

technical grounds if such an order is otherwise justified on merits.

61. The Additional Government Advocate Ms. Coutinho in the Writ Petition No.135/97 filed by the Party

I/Union against the Government of Goa, produced on record a copy of the Order of Reference No.

ALC/Ponda/C.H. dated 05/06/1997 u/s 10 of the Industrial Disputes Act. Admittedly, the Workman in

the present reference has been terminated on 04/03/1997. There is absolutely no document or any

record which shows that the Failure Report was submitted to the Government of Goa by the

Conciliation Officer prior to the date of termination of the Party I/Workman. On the other hand Party

I/Workman has proved the conciliation/discussion on the demands continued even after the authority

sent the minutes of meeting to its superiors which was only a internal correspondence between the

Conciliation Officer and the Commissioner of Labour and the said correspondence by no stretch of

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imagination can be held to be a Report u/s 12(4) of the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947. That u/s 20(2) of

the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 the conciliation proceedings shall be deemed to have concluded when

the Failure Report of the Conciliation Officer is received by the Appropriate Government so as to put a

full stop to the conciliation proceedings initiated u/s 12(1), till then the conciliation is treated to be

continued, till such time the Failure Report reaches the Appropriate Government. In the present

reference, there is no such Failure Report till the time the Additional Government Advocate produced

on record the copy of the reference which was done at much later stage i.e. after more than 3 months

after the termination of the Party I/Workman. The Party I/Workman thus has been able to prove that

there has been gross violation of the provisions of Section 33(2)(b) of the Industrial Disputes Act,

1947. Hence, this issue stands answered in favour of the Party I/Workman in the affirmative.

62. Issue No. 2B:

This Tribunal having answered the Issue No.2 in the negative, this Issue No.2B, the

burden of which is on the Party I/Workman and the Party I/Workman having discharged the same as

discussed while answering Issue No.2 in favour of the Party I/Workman, this Issue therefore again

stands answered in favour of the Workman in the affirmative.

In the case of Jaipur Zila (Supra) while referring to the case of Strawboard Mfg. Co. v. Govind¹ the

Hon’ble Apex Court observed that “the application for approval was rejected by the Tribunal”. Dealing

with the consequence of such rejection, the Supreme Court held: "If the Tribunal does not approve of

the action taken by the employer, the result would be that the action taken by him would fail and

thereupon the workman would be deemed never to have been dismissed or discharged and would

remain in the service of the employer. In such a case no specific provision as to reinstatement is

necessary and by the very fact of the Tribunal not approving the action of the employer, the dismissal

or discharge of the workman would be of no effect and the workman concerned would continue to be

in service as if there never was any dismissal or discharge by the employer." Considering this

observation, this Tribunal is of the opinion that no further purpose will be served if this Tribunal

proceeds to pass the Part Award on the preliminary issues only and keep the reference alive for holding

enquiry on other issues when the termination of the Party I/Workman itself is illegal, same being in

violation of provisions of Section 33 (2)(b) of the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947. Hence, the final

Award.

O R D E R

The reference stands allowed.

ii. Consequently, the Party II is hereby directed to re-instate in service the Party I/ Workman, Mr.

Walson Thomas with full back wages from 04/03/1997.

iii. No Order as to Cost.

Sd/- Vijayalaxmi R. Shivolkar, Presiding Officer, Industrial Tribunal & Labour Court.

Panaji, 10th March, 2025.

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◆◆◆

Department of Law and Judiciary

Law(Establishment) Division

Order

Read:

1. No. 8-5-2015-LD(Estt) /Part-I/665 dated 06-Mar-2025.

In pursuance of the provisions of Section 6 of the Notaries Act, 1952 (Central Act 53 of 1952), read with

Rule 17 of the Notaries Rules, 1956, the Government of Goa hereby publishes a list of Notaries appointed by

it and in practice at the beginning of the Year, 2025, as shown in the Schedule, annexed hereto.

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

Amir Y. Parab, Under Secretary (Estt.), Law Department.

SCHEDULE

List of Notaries appointed and in practice at the beginning of the Year, 2024

(Rule 17 of the Notaries Rules, 1956, r/w. Section 6 of the Notaries Act, 1952).

8-5-2015-LD(Estt)/Part-I/665

Date: 06-Mar-2025

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Sr.

No.

Name of the notary

Residential & Professional

Addresses

Qualification

Area in which

he/she is

authorized to

practice

Remark

Shri Fernando Jorge

Colaco

Res: Ajanta, Flat No. 3,

1st Floor, Opp. Dr.

Braganza Pereira Road,

Panaji-Goa.

Off.:- 104, Manguirish,

18^th June Road, Panaji.

Ph. No. 2228104 (O)

Law Graduate

Linecido,

Emdireito,

Legal

Practitioner

Since 1960

Panaji Senior

Division

Shri Sudhanshu

Jaiwant Sardessai

Res.:- Bella View Apts,

Altinho, Mapusa Bardez-

Goa.

Off.:- Vishnu Smruti,

Near Civil Court

Mapusa.

Law Graduate

Bardez Judicial

Senior Division

Shri Sanjiv

G.Sardessai

Res.:- “Saroj” No. 226/9,

Housing Board Colony,

Mapusa, Goa.

Off.:- H. No.13/133,

Wagle House, Feira

Baixa, Near Joao

Menezes, Mapusa Goa.

Ph. No. (O)6529998

/(M)9822120186

BA.L.L.B.

Mapusa Area

Shri Daniel Minguel

Rodrigues

Res.:- Baira Alto, Ponda

Goa.

Off.:- Navelkar Bldg.,

Near Ponda Municipality,

Ponda

Ph. No. (o) 2314171

(M) 9822103035

BA.L.L.B.

Ponda Area

Shri Gajanan Govind

Dhumatkar

Res.:- Vidyanagar, Near

VidyaPrabhodini High

School, Alto, Porvorim,

Bardez-Goa.

Off.:- A-5 Hill top

Apartments, Near Teen

Building, Alto Porvorim-

Bardez-Goa.

Ph. No.: - (o) 2415688

(M) - 9822154748

BA.L.L.B.

Bardez Judicial

Senior Division.

Shri Prabhakar

Jaganath

Kunkolienkar

Res.:- “Dambab”

Bernando F. Costa Road,

Opp. Damodar Sal,

MargaoSalcete Goa.

Off.:- RatnadeepBldg, 1^st

Floor, Opp. Rajendra

BSc. L.L.B.

Margao Judicial

Senior Division

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Prasad Stadium Margao,

Salcete-Goa.

Shri Upendra

Ramchandra Timble

Res.:- Miramar Panaji

Off.:- Fo-8 Atmaram

Commercial Complex,

Dr. A.B. Road, Panaji

Goa.

L.L.B.

Tiswadi Judicial

Senior Division

Shri Prabhakar G.

Narulkar

Res.:- VamanSmrutiBldg,

2^nd floor, Opp. Laxmi

Narayan Temple,

MapusaBardez-Goa.

Off.:- Saldanha Business

Towers, Off. No. 105,

Block E, 1^st floor, Near

Mapusa court, Mapusa,

Bardez-Goa.

Bsc. Hons.

LLB.

Bardez Taluka

Shri Francisco

Nicolau Veronica

Fernandes

Res.:- Goodwill Farms,

VodlemmollKakodaCurc

horem.

Off.:- H.No. 13A, Opp

Municipal

Garden,Quepem.

New Add res.:- Opp.

Municipal Garden, 34,

2^nd floor, Municipal

Market Building,

Quepem, Goa. 403705.

MA., L.L.B.

Quepem Judicial

Division

10. Shri Vithoo Krishna

Naik

Res. & Off.:- 271,

Bepkegale, Curchorem.

B.A. L.L.B.

Sanguem &

Quepem Taluka.

11. Shri Ulhas Govind

Shetye

Res.:- MelquiedesBldg,

behind Court, Vasco.

Off.:- MelquiedesBldg,

1^st Floor, Fr. Joseph Vaz

Road, Vasco-da-Gama.

Ph. No.:- 2513001

2540768, 9822380114

B.G.L. L.L.B.

Mormugao,

Judicial Senior

Division

12. Shri Caetano Gabriel

Da Costa

Res.:- Bandora,Ponda

Goa.

Off.:- Kaziwada,

Bandekar building, 1^st

Floor, opp. Bank of India

Ponda-Goa.

Ph. No. 2335074(R)

2314385 (O)

BA.L.L.B

Ponda Judicial

Senior Division

13. Shri Marcelino C.

Fernandes

Res. & Off.:- Raghunath

Apartment, Francisco

Luis Gomes Road,

Vasco-da-Gama.

Ph. No.:- 2511462

L.L.B.

Mormugao

Judicial Senior

Division

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14. Shri Paul Santana

Rodrigues

Res.:- K.V. No. 1

Teachers Quarters,

Mangor hill, Vasco Da

Gama.Goa.

Off.:- AliadosBldg,

AbadeFaria Road,

Margao.

Office- Guia bldg., 3^rd

floor, Vasco-Da- Gama.

Ph. no.:- 2734639 (o)

2510865 (R)

B.A. L.L.B.

State of Goa.

15. Shri Premanand

Shripad Naik

Res.: Indira Niwas,

Bardem, bicholim-Goa.

Off.:- 36-A, 1^st floor,

Municipal Market

complex, Bicholim.

Bsc. Hons.

L.L.B.

Bicholim

Judicial Senior

Division

16. Shri Vijay J. Gaycar

Res.:- Canacona

Off.:- Satyabhama bldg.,

Shellar Canacona.

Ph. no. 2643196(o)

2752564 (R)

B.A., L.L.B.

South Goa

District

17. Shri Suresh Balso

Gauns Dessai

Res.:- Mapusa Bardes-

Goa.

Off.:- 1^st Peter’s bldg.,

2^nd floor, office, No-4,

Opp. Mapusa Clinic,

Mapusa.

Ph. No.:- 2263345

M.A.,L.L.B

State of Goa

18. Shri Satishchandra V.

Talaulikar

Res.:- Vasco da Gama

Off.:- 9-Karma Paes,

Avenue, 2^nd floor, opp,

Civil and Criminal Court,

Vasco-da-Gama. Goa.

Ph. No. 2518188

B.A., L.L.B.

Mormugao

Judicial Senior

Division

19. Shri Yves, Emanuel

Carmo Jose Martinha

Zuzarte

Res.:-Mapusa Bardez-

Goa.

Off.:- C-1Junta House,

behind Mapusa

Municipality offices,

MapusaBardez

Ph. no. 2262127

B.SC.,L.L.B.

Bardez Judicial

Senior Division.

20. Shri Goculdas M.

Naik

Res.: Housing board,

Porvorim Bardez-Goa.

Off.:- 3^rd excelsior

Chamber(b) opp.

Entrance of Rizvi

Chambers, Market,

Panaji-Goa

Ph. No. 2220010

B.A. (Hons)

B.Ed, LLB.

Panaji Judicial

Senior Division.

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21. Shri Edmunda

Vitaliano D’Costa

Res.:- H. No.203, Nr.

Hospital, Cansaulim

Off.:- f-1 3^rd floor, Apna

Bazar, Vasco da Gama.

Ph. No. 2511027(0)

2733118 (R)

B.A. (Hons)

L.L.B.

Mormugao

Taluka

22. Shri Vanmali

Dattaram Naik alias

Rajan D. Naik

Res.:- Vasco Da Gama

Off.:- Karma Poes

Avenue Chambers, N 5,

2^nd floor, Near Count

Bldg, Vasco-da-gama

Ph. no. 2512463/

5644129

B.A., L.L.B.

Mormugao area

23. Shri Menino A.

Fernandes

Res.:- H. No. 467/2,

Cusmano, Quepem,

Off.:- C-204, Osia

Commercial Arcade,

SGPDA, Market

Complex, Margao Goa

Ph. No. 982159068

B.Sc., L.L.B.

Quepem and

Salcete Taluka

24. Shri Menino Patrick

Diniz

Off.:- Curchorem

L.L.B.

South Goa

District

25. Shri Arjun Krishna

Phadte

Res.:- H. No.96,C-S,

Alto-Mapusa

Off :- El capitan Centre,

1^st floor, Room No. 17,

Near Manjunath hotel,

Mapusa

Ph. No. 2252471 (o)

2254621 (R)

B.A(Hons)

L.L.B.

Bardez Area

26. Shri Minino Teles

Res.: Altinho,Panaji

Off.:- 1^st floor, Kamat

Chambers, Opp. Hotel

Neptune, Panaji.

Ph. No.:- 2224465

/2431905

B.Sc. L.L.B.

State of Goa

27. Kum.Philomena Da

Silva

Res.:- Nagoa, Verna

Salcete-Goa.

Off.:- Apna Bazar, F/6,

A/Bldg Varde Valaulikar

Road, Margao-Goa.

Ph. No. 2704110

M.A. L.L.B.

State of Goa

28. Miss Sharayu M.

Sawardekar

Res.:- Sanvordem

Curchorem

Off.:- As-4, Vishwanath

Mansion, Nr. Kadamba

Bus Stand, Curchorem-

Goa

B.A, L.L.B.

Quepem Judicial

Senior Division

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29. Shri Ganesh V.

Khandeparkar

Res.:- Khadpabandh

Ponda–Goa

Off.:- Near Post Office,

Ponda Goa.

Ph. No. 2314722

/2313127

B.A. LLB.

Ponda Judicial

Division

30. Shri Kishore

Premanath

Prabhudessai

Res.:- Quepem Rivona

Off.:- Cusmane, Apts. 1^st

floor, Behind Bus Stand ,

Quepem.

L.L.B.

South Goa

Distrct

31. Shri Jose Agnelo

Nelson Cardozo

Soares alias Nelson

Soares

Res.:- Ward No. 7

Tisk,Near Ponda Court,

Ponda- Goa.

Off.:- Tisk-Ponda Goa

Ph. No.:- 2312536

L.L.B.

Judicial Division

of Ponda

32. Shri Victor Diniz

Res.:- H.No. 64, Cusman

Quepem-Goa.

Off.:- Reliance Magnum

Building Off. No. 206,

2^nd Floor, Opp. Kadamba

Bus stand, Madel,

Margao, Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2662258/

2664187

B.A. LLB.

State of Goa

33. Shri Uday Ganesh

Kudchadkar

Res.:- Curchorem

Quepem Taluka.

Off.:- 1^st Floor,

Kudchadkar Bldg. Opp.

State Bank of India,

Curchorem–Goa.

B.A., LLB

Quepem Judicial

Senior Division.

34. Shri Agnelo D’Costa

Res.:- Near Bhandare

Hospital Fountainhas,

Panaji-Goa.

Off.:- 31^st January Road,

Opp. Hotel Vennite

Panaji-Goa

Ph. No.:- 2426028

BA, L.L.B.

Judicial Division

of Tiswadi

35. Shri Prakash V.

Borkar

Res.:- Sunanda Niwas,

Chandrawado Margao

Salcete-Goa.

Off.:- S-4, 2^ndfloor,Laxmi

Plaza Behind Grace

Church, Margao

Ph. No.: 2742624(R) /

2712386(O)

B.A., LLB

Margao Judicial

Senior Division

36. Shri Jose Joey

Rodrigues

Res.:- Calata, Majorda

Salcete

Off.:- Kamat Commercial

Centre, 2^nd floor, Next to

B.Sc. (Hons)

LLB (Bomb)

Margao Juducial

Senior Division

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Bombay cafe, Station

Road, Margao-Goa.

Ph. No,:- 2715074(O)

2739093 (R)

37. Shri Shivanand

ManohasSingbal

Res.:- Porvorim

Off.:- 4, Navelkar

Arcade, 5^th Floor, Dr.

A.B. Road, Panaji, Goa

Ph. No. 2232999

L.L.B.

Bardez Judicial

Senior Division

and Tiswadi

Tluka

38. Shri Shashikant

Anant Parab

Res.:- Mayem, Bicholim.

Off.:- R. No. 33,

Municipal Market

Complex, Bicholim

BSC. (Hons)

L.L.B.

Bicholim

Judicial Senior

Division.

39. Shri Mohandas

Pandurang Sawaikar

Res.:- Anya Prasad, Plot

No. 148 Housing Board

colony, Harvalem

Sankhalim Goa.

Off.:- Opp. HDFC Bank

Near Municial Ground

Bicholim Goa

Ph. No.:- 2365274 (R)

/2361175 (O)

B.A.L.L.B.

Bicholim

Judicial Senior

Division

40. Shri Mukund Rawalu

Malik

Res.:- Kudne, Sanquelim,

Bicholim.

-H. No. 16, Bhailipeth

Bicholim.

Off.:- 1^st Floor, Carlito

Tower Centre, Near

K.T.C. Bus stand

Bicholim Goa

B.Sc., LLM.

Bicholim

Judicial Senior

Division

41. Shri Bhavanishankar

Sukhtankar

Res.:- Ponda

Off.:P-Central Mansion,

Flat S-1, Ponda

Ph. No. 2312266 (o)

2314163 (R)

9422057356 (m)

B.Sc.L.L.B.

State of Goa

42. Shri Ramakant

Mahadeo Lotlikar

Res.:- Margao Salecte-

Goa.

Off.:- Raikar House, Pe

Miranda Road, Margao,

Goa. Ph. No. 2715672

B.A (Hons),

L.L.B.

Judicial Division

of Salcete Taluka

43. Shri Anant Bhagwant

Sawkar

Res.:- Ansabhat, Mapusa

-Bardez-Goa

Off.:- 2, 4^th Floor,

Communidade Ghor, Nr.

The 3 Mapusa Urban

Bank of Goa (HQ)

Mapusa

B. Com

(Hons), L.L.B.

State of Goa

44. Shri Govind Hegde

Desai

Res.:- H. No. 108, Near

Police station Quepem.

B.Com, L.L.B

South Goa

District

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Off.:- CushbanEnclav,

F-1 First Floor, Near

Bank of India, Quepem,

Ph. No. 2662946

/2662264/9822129070

45. Shri Babuso Savlo

Gaunker

Res.:- 850/A/2, Parvati

Niwas, Journalist Colony,

Alto-Betim Bardez-Goa.

Off.:- Block-I, B-3,

Skylark Apts, Menezes

Braganza Road, Panaji-

Goa

B.A.(Hons)

L.L.B.

North Goa

District

46. Shri Tulsidas V. Naik

Res.:- Amrut Smruti,

saipem Candolim

Bardez-Goa.

Off.:- Phoenix Plaza, A-

06, feira Alta, Mapusa

Bardez-Goa

Ph. No. 2255020 (o)

B.A.(Hons)

L.L.B.

Judicial Division

of Bardez Taluka

47. Shri Anant C.

Pansekar

Res.:- Om Sai Behind

KTC,Bus stand, Amona

Road, Marcela.

Off.:- S-4,2nd floor,

Fatima chambers, Dr.

Atmaram Borkar Road,

opp. Hotel Samrat,

Panaji-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 6642154 /

2287828

B.A.(Hons)

L.L.B.

North Goa

District

48. Smt. Kishori N.

Fugro

Res & Off.:- “Kinara

Darshan”27, Lake view

colony, Miramar, Panaji-

Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2462603

B.A., (Hons)

L.L.B.

Tiswadi Taluka

49. Shri Ramkrishna

Ramdas Kamat

Res.:- Nr. Canancona

Police Station Canacona.

Off.:-Manunath Bldg.

Shellar Canancona-Goa.

Ph. No:-2643585

B.A. (Hon).

L.L.B.

Canacona Taluka

50. Shri Mahandev

Govind Bandekar

alias Mahesh

Bandekar

Res.:- Urmila Apts. St.

Mary’S Colony Miramar.

Off.:- Akash Bhavan, Gr.

Floor, Opp mathias

Plaza, Panaji-Goa.

Ph. No. 2422384 (o)/

2463923 (R)

B.Com, L.L.B.

Tiswadi Taluka

51. Shri Shivprasad V.

Manerkar

Res.:- H. No. E-215,

Fountainhas, Panaji.

Off.:- 1^st Floor,

Albuquerque Apts., Near

B.Com, L.L.B.

State of Goa

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

Vaidya Hospital Panaji-

Goa.

Ph. No. 2431739/

2424222/ 2228030(o)

52. Smt. Meera M.

Medhekar

Res.:- S/2 Lourdes Apts,

Nr. Hotel Delmon,

Panaji.

Off.:- S/2 2^nd floor, Pinto

Chambers, M.G. Road

Panaji Goa.Ph.No

2421130/9822104365

B.com, B.Ed.,

L.L.B.

State of Goa

53. Shri Jertudes Santana

Rebello

Res.:- Flat No. 212,

Altesmanaibldg,

Caranzalem, Ilhas.

Off.:- Alfran Plaza G-13,

M. G. Raoad Panaji-Goa.

Ph. No. 2221451

M.A. LLB

Tiswadi Taluka

54. Shri Dilip P.

Dabholkar

Res.:- H. No. A 40,

Verem Reis Magos,

Bardez.

Off.:- Opp. Old Sub

Registrar’s office, near

SBI (Agri Dev. Bank)

Feira-Alto Mapusa Goa.

Ph. No.:-2402245

®/2262591(o)

B.Sc.(Hons).

LLB

Bardez Taluka

55. Shri Ashok P.Naik

Res.:- Cuncolim, Post

Mardol.

Off.:- Ponda 2, Priolkar

Bldg., Near Cine Aisha-

Goa 1/3 Roshan Manzil,

Near National Cinema.

Ph. No. 2316009/

2225881(o), 395674 (R)

B.A. LLB

Ponda Taluka

56. Shri Shashikant

Narayan Joshi

Res.:- Govt. Quarters, D-

11-9, Altinho Panaji-Goa.

Off.:- T-13, Jayaram

Complex, Rua de Aurem,

Neugi Nagar, Panjim

Ph. No.:- 2230770 (o)/

2222612/9822102604

B.A.LLB

State of Goa

57. Shri Deelip Yeshwant

Govekar

Res.:- H. No. 456,

Guddem, Siolim, Bardez-

Goa.

Off.:- Pernem Division

office, near Bhagwati

temple, Pernem-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2272511

B.A., LLB

Pernem Junior

Division.

58. Shri Anthony

Stephen Santan

Res.:- H. No. 35,

Jacknim, Parra, Bardez-

B.A., LLB

Bardez-Taluka

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D’Mello

Goa.

Off.:- 104, commerce

Centre, Mapusa Bardez.

Ph. No.: 2251174/

/2250219

59. Shri Shrikant

Bhikaro Parab

Res.:- Flat No. 6, 1^st

floor, Marcela Township

Apts. Khandola Marcel,

Goa.

Off.:- 47, 1^st floor, Ponda

commerce centre, Tisk

Ponda–Goa. Ph.

No:-2287349/2316553

B.Com, LLB.

Ponda Taluka

60. Shri Edwin Antonio

De Monte Furtado

Res.:- “Vivenda” “Monte

Furtado”, St. Mary’s

Colony, Miramar.

Off.:- 12/1, Luis de

menezes Road, Opp.

Menezes & Cia, Behind

Head Post office, Panaji

Ph. No. 2221800/

/2225368 (R)

/2422939(o)

B.A.LLB.

Tiswadi Taluka

61. Shri Mahendra

Vasudev Gavas

Res.:- H. No.78,

Pimpolcotta, Quepem.

Off.:- 1^st floor, Municipal

Bldg, Quepem, and C/O,

Cuckoos Nest, Dando

Sanguem.

Ph. No. 2662452 /

/2662315 ®

B.A. LLB.

Quepem,

Sanguem and

Salcete Taluka

62. Shri Ramkrishna S.

Naik

Res.:- G-11, Ground

Floor, Fonseca Arcade,

Tisk, Opp. O/o. of the

Mamlatdar, Ponda Goa.

Off.:- 57, 2^nd Floor,

Ponda Commerce Centre,

Ponda.

Ph. No.:- 2315045

B.Com, LLB

Ponda Taluka

63. Shri Hanumant G.

Gawandi

Res.:- H. No. 143,

Yeshodee Niwas,

Gawandiwada, Parse,

Pernem.

Ph. No. 2246215/

/2291260

B.Com. LLB.

Pernem Taluka

64. Shri Prakash

Corgaonkar

Res.:- H. No. 381,

Tambudki, Arpora

Bardez-Goa.

Off.:- Gr. Floor,

Carvalho’s Bldg., Nr.

M.A., L.L.B.

Bardez Taluka

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Joao Menezes Pharmacy,

Mapusa-Goa

65. Shri Shantaram

Vassudev

Kudchadkar

Res.:- Gurudev Mansion,

Curchorem

Off.:- Kapdi Bldg.,

Station Road, Bepkegal,

Curchorem-Goa.

Ph. No. 2650162

M.Com, L.L.B.

Quepem and

Salcete Taluka

66. Smt. Vidhya Arjun

Shet

Res.:- A/6, Sai Complex

Co-op. Hsg. Sty., Regina

Mundi Road,Chicalim

Off.:- No. 47, Gr. Floor,

Apna Bazar, Near Vasco

Civil Court, Vasco-Goa.

Ph. No. 2514130 (o)

/2540010 ®

B.A., LLB.

State of Goa

67. Shri Prem Pal Singh

Res.:- C, KanchoApts,

Margao.

Off.:- Awani Lamp

Industries, 4rth Floor,

Velho Building , Panaji.

2) 2^nd floor, D’Costa’s

chambers, opp.

Metropole Thetre,

Margao-Goa.

Ph. No. 2224694

/2228094/ 2730947/

/9822126579 (M)

B.Sc., Ma,

LLM,

PGDLLR,

Salcete Taluka

68. Shri Rajendra

Tukaram Naik

Res.:- H.No. 219/A

Dattawadi, Sanvorderm,

Curchorem

Off.:- 16/A, Sateri

chambers, 2^nd floor,

Sarvodaya high school

Road, Curchorem

Ph. No.:- 2605711 /

/9823953046

B.A.,(Hons),

LLB.

Judicial

Jurisdiction of

Sanguem,

Quepem and

Ponda Taluka

69. Shri Somnath V. Patil

Res.:- Vasanti 443,

Uddswaddo, Goa Velha.

Off.:- 205, 2^nd floor,

wagle vision bldg.., 18^th

June Road, Panaji-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2221932(o)/

2218509 (R)

B.com, LLB.

Tiswadi Taluka

70. Shri Subhash

Pundalik Sawant

Res.:- Porvorim, Bardez-

Goa.

Off.:- Velho Bldg., 3^rd

floor, Panaji-Goa.

Ph. No.:- :-2444554 ® /

2426115 (o)

BA, LLB

State of Goa.

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71. Shri Nishakant

Suryaji Shinde

Res.:- Karaswada

Khorlim, Mapusa

Off.:- 5, Karekar Bldg.,

Mapusa Clinic Road,

Opp. Laxmi Narayan

Temple, Mapusa-Goa

Ph. No.:-2262973 (o)

/2255534 ®

B.A., LLB.

Bardez Taluka

72. Shri Govind Usno

Bhobe

Res.:- Nerul, Bardez-

Goa.

Off.:- 2/8, Roshan

Manzil, Near Cine

National Panaji-Goa.

Ph. No. 2401933 ®

/2427944 (o)

B.A. LLM.

Tiswadi Taluka

73. Shri Prashant Datta

Rajadhyax

Res.:- Shaligram,

Ghantamord Aquem

Baixo, Navelim.

Off.:-101, 1^st floor, Phase

II, Damodar Bldg, Near

Gomant Vidya Niketan,

Margao-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2662263 (o)

2765059 ®

B.Sc., L.L.M.

South Goa

District

74. Shri Rajiv Mukund

Shinkre

Res.:- H. No. 44, Borda,

Margao-Goa

Off.:- Behind

Municipality, Post Box

No. 270, Margao-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2732329 ® /

2732212(o)

B.A.,(Hons),

L.L.B.

South Goa

District

75. Shri Jayant Shridhar

Prabhu Shanbhag

Res.:- 135/C, Baga

Dovorlim, Navelim,

Salcete Goa.

Off.:- 2^ndFloor, Data

Prasad Bldg., Dioga

Costa Road, Near

Popular High Schopol,

Comba Margao-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2737045(o)/

2714808 ®

B.A., (Hons)

LLB.

Judicial Division

of Salcete Taluka

76. Shri Bruno Nazareth

alias Bruno Caetano

Nazare

Res.:- Machevol,

Assagao, Bardez-Goa.

Off.:- A-107, 1^st Floor,

Saldanha Business

Towers, St. Xavier’s

College Road, opp. Civil

Court, Altinho Mapusa

Bardez-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2253062

/2250012

B.A., LLB.

State of Goa

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77. Shri Surexa

Pandurang Lotlecar

Res. & Off.:- H. No. 52,

Abade Faria Road, Opp.

Damodar temple, Old

market, Margao.

Ph. No:- 2702675

B.A., LLB.

Salcete Taluka

78. Shri Sanjay Suryaji

Malkarnekar

Res.:- Baga Curchorem,

Goa

Off.:- Sanzgiri Bhavan

Curchorem-Goa.

Ph. No:- 26550554

B.SC., LLB

South Goa

District

79. Shri Narhari Datta

Keni

Res. & Off.:- Flat. No.

302, IIIrd floor, Laxmi A-

2, Building Data Giri Co-

op. Hsg. Society, Varde

Valaulikar Road, Margao

Salcete-Goa.

B.A., LLB.

State of Goa.

80. Shri Nanda Alias

Nandkumar R. Bale

Res.:- “Asro”, F-2 Asro

Co-op. Hsg. Society Ltd.,

Near BPS club, Margao.

Off.:- T-5, 3^rd Floor,

Chandan Bldg, Erasmo

Carvalho street, Margao.

B.A., LLB.

Salcete Taluka

81. Shri Durgaram

Shankar Naik

Res.:- AF/17, Kamat

Arcade, St. Inez, Panaji.

Off.:- 1^st Floor, Vijaya

Apts, Above Satkar hotel,

18^th June Road, Panaji

L.L.B

North Goa

District

82. Shri Dene Noe

Rosario

Res.:- 249/A,

Soareswaddo, Maina

Siolim, Bardez-Goa.

Off.:- 1^st Floor, Milan

Apartments, Behind

Hotel Shiv Sagar, Panaji.

Ph. No.:- 2270109®,

2425030 (o) 9822153322

(M)

B.Com.,

L.L.B.

Tiswadi Taluka

83. Shri Damodar

Premanand Agni

Res.:- E-161, “Laxmi”,

Opp sangam lodge, Mala

Panaji-Goa.

Off.:- Near Pharmacy E

Menezes, Joao de crasto

Road, Panaji-Goa.Ph.

No.:- 2227980 ®,

2232601 (o)

9822147799 (M)

B.Com.,

L.L.B.

Tiswadi Taluka

84. Smt.Deepa Arun

Sinai Singbal

Res;-F-4, Gaurish

Aprtments, Khadpaband,

Ponda-Goa.

Off.:- Near Pharmacy E

Menezes, Joao de castro

Road, Panaji.

B.A.(Hons),

L.L.B.

Ponda Taluka

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Ph. No.:- 2227980 ®

2232601 (o)

9822147799 (m)

85. Shri Anand Mohan

Redkar

Res.:- “Anand”Bldg., Dr.

Antonio Colaco Road

Margao.

Off.:- S-4, Kurtarkar

Manor, near Santosh

Garage, Aquem Margao.

B.Com, LLM.

South Goa

District

86. Shri Madhav Shankar

Bandodkar

Res.:- “INDU”, Bunglow

No. 6, Bel Air Condo,

Bye pass Road, Gogol,

Margao-Goa.

Off.:- G-26, Ground

floor, Phoenix estate,

Byepass Road, Gogol,

Margao-Goa

Ph. No.:- 2759684

M.A.LLB

State of Goa.

87. Mrs.Kamala Nair

alias Mavila Kamala

Kutty

Res.:- D-9-C Govt. Flats,

St. Inez, Panaji-Goa.

Off.:- A-4, shop No. 17,

3^rd Floor, Navelkar Trade

centre, M.G. Road,

Panaji-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2229021 ®,

2426332 (o)

B.A., LLB.

Tiswadi Taluka

88. Shri Gluck Nanny

D’Souza

Res.:- Opp. Airport

Plaza, Dabolim, Goa.

Off.:- Room No. 105,

Hotel Ricone, Vasco-Da

Gama, Mormugao

-Goa.Ph. No.:- 2555742

®, 2511723 (o)

B.Sc.(Hons),

LLB.

Mormugao

Taluka

89. Shri Ulhas Venkatesh

Shirodkar

Res.:-

Flat.No.303,Khalap

mansion, Vasco-da-

Gama,Goa.

Off.:- 1^St Floor, Santa

Pelagia Bldg. Opp.

Khalap Mansion, Vasco-

Da-Gama.

Ph. No.:- 9890838969

BA., LLB.

Mormugao

Taluka

90. Miss. Kunda

Ramchandra Naik

Ganthe

Res.:- 4^th floor, Midaas

Touch, Opp. Eldorado

Plaza, Rua Heliodoro,

Salgado Municipal

Market, Panaji-Goa.

Off.:- Hotel Ashok Plaza

–z square, Samrat Ashok

Theatre Complex , 18^th

June Road, Panaji-Goa.

B.A., LLB.

Tiswadi Taluka

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

91. Shri Madhu Ramesh

Redkar

Res.:- Shapora

Dabolwaddo, Bardez.

Off.:- Off. No. 3 First

Floor, Souza Sanctuary

Building, Near Mapusa

Municipal Council, Feira

Baixa, Mapusa, Bardez-

Goa.

Ph. No.:- :- 2273815/

9763819276

B.Com., LLB.

Bardez Taluka

92. Shri Rajendra

Ganoba Raut Dessai

Res.:- kurtarkar Modern

Homes, Co-op. Hsg.

Society Ltd. Flat No. F-1,

Bldg. No. A-2,

Rawanfond, Aquem,

Baixo, Navelim, Salcete.

Off.:- Same as above

Ph. No.:- 2765969

B.A.(Hons),

LLB.

Salcete Taluka

93. Smt. Ranjana

C.Salgaonkar

Res.:- Doz ,Phoenix,

Plaza, Feira Alto,

Mapusa, Bardez-Goa.

Off.:- BO4, Phoenix

Plaza, Feira Alto,

Mapusa Bardez-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2263066 ®,

2251354 (o)

B.Com, LLB.

State of Goa

94. Shri JoseFulvio Da

Piedade Colaco

Res.:- Opp. Mother care

Hospital, Borda, Margao.

Off.:- Office No. 8, 2^nd

floor, Midaas Touch

Building, Opp. District &

session Court, Margao-

Goa. Ph. No.:- 2733410

B.Com., LLB

Salcete Taluka.

95. Shri Krishnanath

Ladu Gaonkar

Res.:- Flat No. C-4, 3^rd

Floor, Shivam Apts,

Upper Bazar, Ponda.

Off.:- S-O-7, Ponda

Commerce Centre,

Ponda.

Ph. No.:- 2314705 ®

2317980 (o)

B.Com, L.L.B.

Ponda Taluka

96. Shri Kishore Laxman

Bhagat

Res.: H. No. 617,

Samarth Niwas,

Ganesh Nagar,

Khandola-Marcela,

Ponda-Goa.

Off.:- 3^rd Floor, Shabana

Chambers, Municipal

Market, H. Salgado

Road, Panaji. Ph. No.:

2288013/9881313831

B.A.LLB.

Ponda Taluka

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

97. Shri Joaquim

Godinho

Res.:- S-2, 2^nd floor,

Ivory Towers, St. Marys

Colony Rd, Miramar,

Panaji.

Off.:- Navelkar Trade

Centre, C/S-3,IInd floor,

M.G. Road, Opp. Azad

Maidan, Panaji.

B.Com.,

L.L.B.

Tiswadi Taluka

98. Shri Vinayak Krishna

Narvekar

Res.:- Bazarwada,

Marcela.

Off.:- 1^st floor,Mosquitos

House, Near Vistar Hotel,

Panaji-Goa.

Ph. No.:- :-2287780 ®,

2431297 (o)

M.A., L.L.B.

State of Goa.

99. Smt. Tolentina

Xavier

Res.:- H. No. 377/A,

Banda, Telaulim, Salcete-

Goa.

Off.:- OS2, Maria Luiza

Plaza, Comba Margao-

Goa

B.Sc., L.L.B.

Salcete Taluka

100. Mrs. Sawli Sainath

Arolkar

Res.:- Flat No. 2, 2^nd

Floor, Andrade Bldg,

Behind Bicholim

Municipal Council

Bicholim,Goa.

Off.:- No. 5, Laxmi

Parvati Arcade, Near

Bicholim Municipal

Council, Bicholim.

Ph. No.:- 9860026790

B.A., L.L.B.

State of Goa.

101. Shri Sanjay M.

Chodankar

Res.:- H. No. 427,

Battywaddo, Tamdeg,

Carmona, Salcete-Goa.

Off.:- 203, 2^nd floor,

Damodar, Phase II, Near

Gomant Vidhya Niketan,

Margao-Salcete-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2744852 (R)

2702631(O)/9890792631

B.A., L.L.B.

Salcete Taluka

102. Shri Uday D.

Chodankar

Res.:- Dongorwada,

Dessai Residential and

commercial Complex,

Fatorda, Margao-Goa.

Off.:- 2^nd floor, Apna

Bazar Building, Margao.

Ph. No:- 2742282®

2737458 (O)

B.Com.,

(Hons), L.L.B

State of Goa

103. Shri Narayan

P.Sawant

Res.: H. No. 124,

Vithalapur Sankhli–Goa.

B.Com.,

L.L.B.

Bicholim Taluka

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

Off.:- Office No. 5, 1^st

floor, Vassudeva Arcade,

near Chatrapati Shivaji

Maidan, Bicholim.

Ph. No.:- 2364698

104. Shri Joao Emerico

Maria Agnelo Pereira

Res.:- Lacksha Jyot

Complex, Mundvel,

Vasco-Da Gama.

Off.:- S-6, 2^nd floor,

Patto, Centre, Near KTC

bus stand, Panaji-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2438225/

/9822964394

M.A., LLB.

State of Goa.

105. Smt. Kala Premanad

Dalal

Res. & Off.:- H. No. 386,

Near Post Valpoi, Sattari-

Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2374175/

/2374219/9423810665

B.Sc.LLB.

Sattari Taluka

106. Shri Dipak Gurudas

Shet

Res.:- Tonca, St.

EStevamIlhas-Goa.

Off.:- C/O, Deep

Stationers, Magnum

Centre, Panaji-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2287921 ®

5641028 (o)

B.Com .LLB

Tiswadi Taluka

107. Shri Pranay Kamat

Res.:- Flat No. 2, Joemac

Building Pundalik Nagar,

Porvorim-Goa.

Off.:- AF-2, Casa

Immaculada Bldg, Near

Church &Progress High

School, Panaji-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 5612124/

/9422386975

B.A., LLB.

Tiswadi Taluka

108. Shri Somdas Krishna

Manjrekar

Res.:- G-102, Goa

Housing Board Colony

Gogol Margao Goa.

Off.:- C/o Adv. M.S.

Bandodkar, G-26, Gr

floor, Pheonix estate, Bye

pass road, Gogol

Margao-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2750787

B. Com., LLB.

Salcete Taluka

109. Shri Govind Tukaram

Dhavjekar

Res.:- B-6/212, Guarden

Centre I, Opp.Police

Station, Mapusa Bardez-

Goa.

BSc. LLB.

Bardez Taluka

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

Off.:- 203, Commerce

Centre, Near

Municipality, Mapusa-

Bardez-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2262565//

/9420818400

110. Shri Vilas Anant

Naik

Res.:- C-2, Rohini

Apartments, old Market,

Margao-Goa.

Off.:- F-5, 1^st floor,

Kurtarkar Shopping

centre, Near Hari Mandir,

Margao-Goa

Ph. No.:- 2733640®

2733171 (o)/9822108929

B.A., LLB.

Salcete Taluka

111. Shri Nagesh C.

Gaonkar

Res. & Off.:- 302,

LouissOlive Apts, Near

Civil & criminal Courts,

Mapusa Bardez-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2251498

B.A., LLB.

Bardez Taluka

112. Shri Ravindra F. Ayir

Res.:- H. No. 222, Near

Damodar English High

School & Higher

Secondary School, Gudi

Paroda, Quepem Goa.

Off: B-19 Wing, Ground

Floor, Osia Commercial

Arcade, Opp. SGPDA

Market Complex,

Margao-Salcete-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2710844(o)

2860634®

B.A., LLB.

Salcete Taluka

113. Shri Dominick

Benedict Nazareth

alias Benedict

Dominic Nazare

H. No. 994/1, Ambirna

Socorro, Bardez-Goa.

Off.:- o-5, 4^th floor,

Communidade Ghor,

Angod, Mapusa, Bardez-

Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2262615/

/2415071/9822151691

B.Com., B.Ed.,

L.L.B.

Bardez Taluka

114. Smt. Sangeeta G.

Deshprabhu

Res.:- Ganesh Smtuti

Bldg. Below Tar Dental

Clinic, Feira, Alta

Mapusa Goa.

Off.:- same as above

Ph. No.:-9403176239

B.A., L.L.B.

Bardez Taluka

115. Shri Rajendra S.

Prabhudessai

Res.:- Flat No. BF-5,1^st

floor, (Block-B-2)C.D.

Patanga. Co-op. Hsg.

Society Ltd., N.D.Naik

B.A., L.L.B

Salcete Taluka

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

Road, Aquem Alto

Margao-Goa.

Off.:- 222,2^nd floor,

Ashish Co-op. Hsg

Society, Ltd., Aashirwaad

Bldg., Opp. Isidore

Baptista Road, Margao-

Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2736259

/2752820

116. Shri Sanjay Anand

Shirodkar

Res.:- H .No. 13 Rua de

Saudade, Pajifond,

Margao-Salcete-Goa.

Off.:- S-19”A bldg., 2^nd

Floor, Apna Bazar, V.V.

Road Margao Salcete

Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2713755/

/2750853

B.Com, LLB.

Salcete Taluka

117. Shri Rama Laxman

Mapari

Res.:- H. No. 241,

Cudnem, Sanquelim

Goa. 403505.

Off.:- F-4, Vassudeva

Arcade, Opp Chatrapati

Shivaji Maidan,

Bicholim.

B.A., L.L.B

Bicholim Taluka

118. Shri Satishkumar

ShambaShenvi

Pilgaonkar

Res.:- “Datta Laxmi

Niwas” I.D. hospital

Road, Ponda.

Off.:- 410/411, 4^th floor,

Rajdeep Galleria, Above

Axis bank, Sadar Ponda

Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2314434(o)/

2313949®

9822155647 (m)

B.Com., LLB.

Ponda Taluka

119. Shri Nandkumar N.

Naik

Res: Saikunj, Behind

Almeida High

School,Khadpa bandh,

Ponda Goa.

Off.:- F-G, 1^st floor,

Paihouse, Ponda Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2318073®

B.Com, LLB.

Ponda Taluka

120. Shri Prashant N.

Kamat

Res.:- C-11,

Padmanarayan Estate,

near Mutt, Gogol

Margao-Goa.

Off.:- Kamat Commercial

centre, 2^nd floor, Station

Road, Margao Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2759247®/

2737025(o) 9822128774

B.Com., LLB.

Salcete Taluka

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

(m)

121. Shri Manohar

Chandru Adpaikar

Res.:- No. W/9/13/12,

Khadpabandh, Ponda

Goa.

Off.:- f-6, 1^st floor, Baba

Associate Bldg, opp. O/o

Mamlatdar of Ponda, tisk

Ponda Goa.

Ph. No.:- 9822167033/

2314515

B.A., LLB.

Ponda Taluka

122. Shri Ramkrishna

Govind Bale

Res.:- H. No.111, Old

Bazar, Margao Salcete-

Goa.

Off.:- S-4,2^nd Floor,

Bldg. D, Behind

Collectorate Bldg.,

Margao Salcete Goa

Ph. No.:- 2736860/

/2736862

B.A. LLB.

State of Goa.

123. ShriJaiprakash

Venkatesh Naik

Res.:- 407/1,F/1, Vijaya

apartments, opp.

Chodankar Nursing

Home, Pilerne-Alto

Porvorim Goa.

Off.:- 167/1, Ground

floor, 31^st Jan Road, Opp.

Hotel Vinite, Panaji-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2235470/

9923623818

B.A.LLB.

Tiswadi Taluka

124. Shri Harishchandra

Ladu Naik

Res.:- 2020/1,

Sashtiwada, Bordem

Bicholim

Off.:- E-1 &2, 1^stflr,

Vassudev Arcade

Bicholim Goa.

Ph. No. 2362604/

6530414/9226421718

B.A.,(Hons)

L.L.B.

Bicholim Taluka

125. Shri Rajkumar Nagba

Naik

Res.:- H. No. 85, J.N.C.

Viernagar Co-op. Hasg.

Society, Chicolna

Bogmalo, Vasco.

Off.:- Shop No. 54, 2^nd

floor, apna Bazar Bldg.,

Next to Civil & Criminal

Court,Vasco-da-Gama.

Ph. No.:- 9423819813/

9890547717

B.Com., LLB.

State of Goa.

126. Shri Surajkumar

Nagba Naik

Res.:- H. No. 85, J.N.C.

Vieranagar Co-op. Hsg.

Society, Chicolna

Bogmalo.

B.Com., LLB.

State of Goa

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

Off.:- Shop No. 54, 2^nd

floor, Apna Bazar Bldg,

Next to Civil &Criminal

Court, Vasco-da-Gama. –

Goa.

Ph. No.:- 9423310194/

9960366967

127. Mrs. Harsha Rajiv

Naik

Res.:- H. No. A/53,

Ambekhand, Verem,

Bardez.

Off.:- H. No. 252,

Cardozwado , Taliegao-

Goa.

Ph. No.:-9225902610/

2421225

B.A., LLB

State of Goa

128. Shri Janardhan

Shivram Parshekar

Res.:- H. No.:-101,

Vancio Waddo, Guirim,

Bardez-Goa.

Off.:- 5, La Brag

Chambers, Above

Mapusa Clinic Mapusa

Ph. No.:- 9637290191/

2254476

B.Com, LLB.

Bardez Taluka

129. Shri Ramakant B.

Vernekar

(28/02/1939)

Res.:- H. No. 103/3,

“SUKRUT” Grande

Vanelim, Colva, Salcete-

Goa

Off.:- F/5, Champa Vihar,

Near Popular High

School, Comba Margao-

Goa

M.Sc., LLB.

Salcete Taluka

130. Shri Ghanashyam

Vasant Poi Lotlikar

Off.:- A/1,F-12, 1^st floor,

Jairam Kurtarkar

complex, NEugi Nagar,

Panaji-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 9371558383

B.Com,

BDPS., LLB.

Tiswadi Taluka

131. ShriMarshall

Fernandes

Res.:- H.No.38, Dando

Sanguem .

Off.:- Cockoos Nest,

Dando Sanguem.

Ph. No.:- 9623910233 /

9823693474

B.A., LLB.

South Goa

District

132. Miss. Sushma L.

Chodankar

Res.:- 3, Salkar colony,

Vaddem , Vasco-da-

Gama.

Off.:- 4, Our lady of

Coguila Bldg., above

commercial Tax office,

3^rd floor, F.L.Gama Road,

Vasco-Da-Gama

Ph. No.:- 9822143440

B.A., LLB.

Mormugao

Taluka

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

133. Shri Ravindra

Purushottam

Pednekar

Res.:- H. No.13/3,

33/3, flat B/4,1^st floor,

Navketan, Hsg. Colony,

St.inez Panaji-Goa.

Off.:- Rani Pramila

Arcade, 2^nd floor, SF-3

18^th June Road, Panaji-

Goa.

Ph. No.: 9404144073/

/2432993

B.Sc., LLB.

Tiswadi Taluka

134. Shri Sachin Sadashiv

Kolwalkar

Res.:- A-2/4,Sapna

Spendor, near costa

Hospital , Fatorda-Goa.

Off.:- T-3 Laxmi Plaza,

3^rd floor, Behind Grace

Church, Varde Valaulikar

Road, Margao-Goa.

Ph. No. 9422642729/

/2710628

B.com, LLB.

Salcete Taluka

135. Shri Suresh Subba

Rao Aithal

Res.:- “Kaveri”Alto,

Aquem, Post Box No. 66,

South Goa District,

Margao-Goa.

Off.:- No 7, 1^st floor,

Chase chambers,

P.B.147, South Goa

District, Vasco-da-Gama

B.Sc., M.B.A,

LLB.

Mormugao and

Salcete Taluka

136. Shri Vinod Pundalik

Halarnkar

Res.:- H. No. 114/B,

Suprabhat, Ward No.V,

Zariwado, Dovorlim,

Salcete-Goa.

Off.:- Off No.:- 113 &

114,1^st floor, Gracias

Plaza, Behind Loyola

High School, Margao

Salcete-Goa.

M.A. L.L.M.

Salcete Taluka

137. Shri Virendrakumar

Pandurang Dessai

Res.:- H. No:-1386/1,

Rangallim-Betul, Velim,

Salcete-Goa.

Off.:- T-9, 3^rd floor,

Fatima Chambers Near

ICICI Bank, Margao-

Goa.

Ph. No.:- 9822183176

B.Com., LLB.

Salcete Taluka

138. Shri Sunil Shankar

Naik

Res.:- Mercury

chambers, Flat No-G-2,

Ground Floor, Fondvem,

WaddaRaibandar-Goa.

Off.:- SF-4, 2^nd floor,

Padmavati Towers, 18^th

June Road, Panaji-Goa.

B.A., LLB.

Tiswadi Taluka

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

Ph. No.:- 9850456465

139. Shri Shahsikant V.

Nabar

Res.:- “Vipul”,

H.No:-2/104/C, Cotula,

Goletim, Saligao,

Bardez.

Off.:- Milan

Apts,1^stflrBh.Hotel Shiv

Sagar, Panaji-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 9823219757

2278185/2425030

B.A.LLB.

Tiswadi Taluka

140. Shri Kashinath Shiva

Mhalshekar

Res.:- “Shivneri”

H. No. 381,

Mhalshewada, Parye,

Sattari, Goa.

Off.:- Apa Commercial

Complex, Block No-5,

Valpoi Sattari.

Ph. No.:- 9763131392

2374939

B.A., LLB.

Sattari Taluka

141. Shri Sayed Abbas

Res.:- 304. Zarina

Towers, Magnum Plaza,

Nr. Ganpati Temple, St.

Inez, Panaji-Goa.

Off.:- Edcon Towers,

Opp. Skylark Apts, Near

Dena Bank, Panaji-Goa.

B.A.,(Hons)

LLB.

Tiswadi Taluka

142. Smt. Rupa Babi

Kotkar alias Rupa

Amit Kumar Dublay

Res.:- H. No. 277,

Kikotkarwada, Pernem-

Goa.

Off.:- Ground Floor,

Mary Blessings Building,

Near Civil & Criminal

Court, Pernem-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 9422056634

2201466

B.A., LLB.

Pernem and

Tiswadi Taluka

143. Shri Menino Piedade

Gomes

Res. :H. No. 121,Bhamai,

Pali Goa.

Off.:- Ponda Commerce

Centre Ponda-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 6573018

B.com, LLB.

Ponda Taluka

144. Shri Vishwanath B.

Thali

Res.: H. No. 1502/33,

“Samarth Datta” Model

Hsg. Board Colony,

Madel Tivim, Bardez

Goa.

Off.:- St.Peter building,

Opp. Old Mapusa Clinic,

Mapusa Bardez Goa.

Ph. No:- 651079

B.A, LLB.

Bardez and

Pernem Taluka

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

145. Smt Maria Agnela

Honorina Araujo

Res.: Villa De- Iberetade-

Neura, Grande, Ilhas,

Goa.

Off.:- H. No.:- 805-A,

Post St. Lawrence

Malwara, Agassaim

Pilar-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2208412/

3260093

B.Sc.,LLB.

State of Goa.

146. Shri Krishna

Nayrayan Naik

Res.:- H. No. 923/155,

Opp. Morais S.T.D, Near

Village Panchayat of

Socorro, Porvorim

Bardez –Goa.

Off.:- Opp. Civil Court of

Pernem, Mausawada,

Pernem

Ph. No.:- 2901604

9422451267/9421250386

B.Com., LLB.

North Goa

District

147. Shri Joao Vincent

Fernandes

Res.:- H. No., 229,

Copelabhat, Reao,

Quepem-Goa.

Off: Shop No. 104, 1^st

floor, Zeferino

Commercial Complex

Ph. No.: 9822169547/

2663837

B.A., LLB.

Quepem Taluka

148. Smt. Ujjwala Girish

Aras

Res.:- H. No. 81, Aras

Blg, Nr. Mahalaxmi

Temple, Panaji-Goa.

Off.:- Ghanekar Bldg, Nr.

Old Secretariat, Jose

Falcao Road, Panaji. Ph.

No.:- 2224019/ 2225363

B.A, LLB.

Tiswadi Taluka

149. Smt. Lucia Fatima

Fernandes

Res & Off.:- H. No.:

201/2, Mollar Corlim,

Ilhas Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2285765

B.A, LLB

Tiswadi Taluka

150. Miss. Geeta Manohar

Payaji.

Res: Near Swami,

Samarth temple, Siolim,

Bardez-Goa

Off.:- Same as above.

Ph. No.:- 9823129536

B.A, LLB

State of Goa

151. Smt. Sandra Vaz e

Corriea

Res&Off.:- 55-, Newton

Apts, II, Mangor Hill,

Vasco-Da-Gama, Goa

Ph. No.:- 9422063637/

/2531111

B.A, LLB

Mormugao

Taluka

152. Shri Sanjay A.

Gaonkar

Res.: AT/1, Annapurna

apartment, opposite

B.Com, LLB

Tiswadi Taluka

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

Gomantak Press, St.Inez

Panaji-Goa

Off.:- 1^st Floor, Vikas

Bldg. , Nr Pharmacy

college, St. Inez Panaji-

Goa.

Ph. No.:- 223243/

2424279

153. Miss. Shilpa Bhikaji

Salgaonkar

Res. & Off.: H. No. 852

/1 Journalist Colony, Alto

Porvorim, Bardez-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2412984/

9423311843/

B.A, LLB

Bardez Taluka

154. Smt. Sandra

Fernandes e D’Souza

Res.:- Noronha Heritage

Apts, Dongorwaddo,

Fatorda, Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2743455/

9823951401

B.A., LLB

Salcete Taluka

155. Smt. Ruby Venkatesh

Shirodkar alias

Pradnya G. Borkar

Res.:- Mascarenhas

wado, Goa Velha, Tisadi

Goa.

Off.:- H. No. 528,

Mascarenhas vaddo, Goa

Velha.

Ph. No.:- 2218147/

9823882032

B.Sc. LLB

Tiswadi Taluka

156. Smt. Deepti D.

Kandolkar

Res.: H. No. 714/6 Near

R.N.D. workshop, Betim

Bardez-Goa

Off.:- Shabana chambers,

T-3, 3^rd Floor, Panaji

Municipal Market, Panaji

Goa.

B.Com, LLB

Bardez Taluka

157. Smt. Swati Kamat

Wagh

Res.:- A-3 Akbarali

Karmali Bldg, Next to

CBI, Altinho, Panaji-

Goa.

Off.:- 305, 3^rd floor,

central Towers, near sai

baba Temple, Boca de

vaca- Panjim Goa.

Ph. No.:- 9822387442/

6510228

B.Com L.L.B.

Tiswadi Taluka

158. Shri Iftikhar Aga

Res.:- 4-S-2, Rosary

Apts, Miramar, Panaji.

Goa.

Off.:- 1) G-3 “Anandi”

AdwalpalkarApts,

Lyceum Road, Nr.

HighCourt of Bombay at

Goa, Altinho Panaji-Goa.

B.Com L.L.B.

Tiswadi Taluka

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2) 1^stflr, Mhamai Kamat

bldg.., Old Secretariat,

Panaji.

Ph. No.:- 9422450228

159. Smt. Aruna K.

Shahapurkar @

Rutuja Chetan Kubal

Res.:- H. No. 290,

Mhalpe, Vinorda

Pernem-Goa.

Off.:- Near Mahadev

Temple, Pernem Goa.

Ph. No.:- 9422386965

B.A., LLB

Pernem Taluka

160. Shri Mark Anthony

Menezes

Res.:- Menezes Home, 1^st

floor, Opp. Tarsanzor.

Near Babu Naik House,

Vidyanagar, Aquem

Margao-Goa

2) Pelican Building, 2^nd

floor, No1.opp.Lohiaq

Maidan, Margao

Ph. No.:- :-9323863717

2724654/6555290

B.Com., LLB.

Salcete Taluka

161. Shri Sandesh

G.Shigaonkar

Res.:- H. No. M-46,

Housing Board colony,

Gogol, Margao Goa.

Off.:- same as above

Ph. No.:- 9422640567/

/571554

B.A, L.L.B.

State of Goa

162. Smt. Asha P.Rane

alias Ashwita A.

Dessai

Res.: G-10-A, Ground

floor, Ditoza Residency,

Behind SBI Bank,

Cuncolim Salcete-Goa

Off.:- T-7, 2^nd floor,

Laxmi Plaza Bldg,

Behind Grace Church,

Margao.

Ph. No.:- 9763133778 /

2763650

B.A., L.L.B.

Salcete Taluka

163. Smt. Cristina

Candelina Dias

Res.:- Angel Violla, Opp

Glorio Bar, South Stand

Stadium Road, Fatorda

Margao.

Off.:- B-III, B wing, Osia

Commercial Arcade,

S.G.P.D.A Market

Complex Margao.

Ph. No.:- 6694198/

9823387394

B.Com, LLB.

Salcete Taluka

164. Shri Noel Domingos

Dias Sapeco

Res.:- H. No.:E 60,

Segundo Bairro, Santa

Cruz, P.O. Tiswadi-Goa.

B.A., LLB

Tiswadi Taluka

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10TH APRIL, 2025

Off.:- Above Ajanta

Hotel, Opp. New Patto

Bridge, old Bus stand,

Panaji-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2449817

165. Shri Ajay G. Naik

alias Ajay G.N.

Dessai

Res.:- H. No.72-D,

Culvaddo, Cuncolim

Salcete-Goa.

Off.:- T-7, 2^nd floor,

Laxmi Plaza Bldg.,

Behind Grace Church,

Margao.

Ph. No.:- 2763650

/9850477425

B.Com, LLB.

Salcete Taluka

166. Smt. Ujwala

Tukaram Kouthankar

Res.:- Flat No. F-7

Ribandar Residency,

Co-operative Housing

Society Ltd. Near Divar

Ferry, Sao Pedro

Ribandar-Goa.

Off.:- Villa Olievant

Marchom Bldg., 2^nd

floor, Near Geeta Bakery,

Panaji-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 9850651403

B.A.,LLB.

Tiswadi Taluka

167. Shri Suryakant

Murali Naik

Res.:- Flat. No.202, 2nd

phase, Sankalp

Garden,BicholimGoa

Off.:- 1^stFloor,Tari

Building, Bandar wada,

Bicholim.

Ph. No.:- 9226316179/

6530228

B.A, LLB.

Bicholim Taluka

168. Smt. Roshan Suresh

Palkar

Res.:- H. No:-79, Vodlem

Bhat,

Bambolim,Tiswadi-Goa.

Off.:- 2^nd floor,

Gurudatt Bldg, Dr. dada

Vaidya Road, Panaji-

Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2458033/

/9923379470

B.A., LLB

Tiswadi Taluka

169. Shri Silvano

Estibeiro

Res.:- H. No. 341/2,

copremorddi, Assolda,

P.O.chandor Salcete-Goa.

Off.:- S-17,2^nd floor,

Casa Dos Alidos Bldg.,

Abade Faria Road,

Behind GomantVidya

Niketan, Margao-Goa

B.A, LLB.

Salcete Taluka

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Ph. No.:- 2784065/

/9822175639

170. Shri Godfrey Norton

Res.:- Silva Norton

Building, Station road,

Margao-Goa

Off.:- same as above

Ph. No.:- 2736892/

/9422058660

B.Sc. LLB.

State of Goa

171. ShriDamodar M.

Dhond

Res :- H. No. B/329,

Shantai, Plot No. 40,

Near Vista Do Rio

Resort, Volant, Alto

Porvorim-.

Off.:- SF 586, Sukerkar

Mansion,

Opp.Govt.Printing Press,

M.G.Road, Panaji-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2901008

2232068/2422364/

9823034081

B.Sc(Hons),

LLB

Tiswadi Taluka

172. Ms. Savita Guiridhar

Kurtarkar

Res. & Off.: H. No. 315,

Comba, Margao.

Ph. No.:- 2714045

B.A., LLB

Salcete Taluka

173. Smt. Rajashri Patil

Res.:- C-@-A, PHE

complex, (PWD), Daag,

Ponda Goa,

Off.:- S-10, IInd floor,

Coelho apartments, sadar,

Ponda Goa

Ph. No.:- 9404911539

9371176696/9404959895

B.A., LLB

Ponda Taluka

174. Shri Udaynath

Raghuvir Bicholkar

Res.:- H. No. 87. Near

Railway station,

Thorlemol, kalay,

Sanguem Goa

Off.:- Cusmane

Apartments, 1^st floor,

Quepem-Goa.

B.A., LLB &

Diploma in

Computer

Programming

in Personal

Management

SouthGoa

District.

175. Ms. Kavita

Purushottam Karekar

Res.& Off.:-H. No. 83A,

ward No. 6,Altinho

Panaji-Goa.

Ph. No.: 9923196904/

2262943

B.com., LLB

State of Goa.

176. Shri Arthur Menino

Fernandes

Res.:- Flat No. 1, 1^st

floor, Raghunath Apts,

Francisco Luis Gomes

Rd, Vasco-Da-Gama,

Goa.

Off.:- 17, 1^stflr, Apana

Bazar, Vasco Da Gama,

B.com., LLB

Mormugao and

Salcete Taluka

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Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2511462/

2517140 /9822140434

177. Shri Krupesh Narhari

Patil

Res.:- H. No. 1995, Tisco

Valley, Opp.M.R.F.

Factory, Tisca-Usgaon,

Ponda Goa.

Off.:- 2^nd floor, Netalkar

Complex, Above Bank of

India, Ponda Goa.

Ph. No.:- 9422439471

B.com., LLB

Ponda Taluka

178. Ms. Nishigandha N.

Shet

Res.:- C-101, Dhanlaxmi

Nagar, Bhatlem, Panaji-

Goa.

Off.:- B-4, Dhanlaxmi

Nagar, bhatlem Panaji-

Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2230713/

99231449856/

6512006

Bsc. LLB,

LLM.

Tiswadi Taluka

179. Mr. Mohammed

Ibrahim

Res. & Off.:-

“REHMAT” H. No.

2/J/3, near Dayanand

Narvekar’S Residence,

Karaswada, Mapusa-

Goa.Ph. No.:- 2255003/

/9822157300

B.com., LLB

Bardez Taluka

180. Mrs. Sharmila T Patil

alias Paryekar

Res.:- H. No. 178/135,

Behind Indian oil Petrol

Pump, Honda Post,

Pratap Nagar, Sattari,

Goa.

Off.:- 178/137/C, Near

Indian oil Petrol Pump,

Honda Post, Pratap

Nagar, Taluka Sattari

Goa. Ph. No.:-

9823880946

B.Sc, LLB

Sattari Taluka

181. Smt. Nilima Dipu

Gaude

Res.:- H. No. 401,

Kolmamol, Bori, Ponda

(Temp)

H. No. 149, Shirshire,

Bori, Ponda, Goa.

Off.:- A-105, 1sst floor,

Block –A heritage

princess Ponda Goa.

Ph. No.:- 9822382952

B.A., LLB

Ponda Taluka

182. Shri Pratapsingh

Mohanrao Nimbalkar

Res.:- H. No.1876, Desai

Nagar, Sanquelim

Taluka, Bicholim-Gao.

403505

B.A., L.L.B

Bicholim Taluka

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

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10TH APRIL, 2025

Off.:- 73, Gokulwadi,

Sanquelim Taluka,

Bicholim.

Ph. No.:- 9822382952

183. Ms. Anita Nitant

Khandeparkar nee

Anita Surendra

Borkar

Res.:- H. No. 269,

Purshottam Niwas

Kadsal, Khandepar,

Ponda Taluka-Goa.

Off.:- Shop No. 2,

Ground floor,

“Taarangan” Next to

Civil & Criminal Court,

Tisk, Ponda Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2344883/

9422439883

B.A, L.L.B

Ponda Taluka

184. Ms. Zenia Hermina

Fernandes-e Vas

Res.:- H. No. 66-B,

Ratvaddo, Navelim,

Salcete-Goa.

Off.:- A-321, 3^rd floor,

Reliance trade centre,

Opp. Grace Nursing

Home, Margao Salcete

Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2758500/

9923657937

B.A, L.L.B

Salcete Taluka

185. Mr.Prakash manuel

Caeiro 24/04/1964

Rsw:- H. No:-114/A,

Dhadio, Talaulim,

Navelim, Salcete-Goa.

Off.:- No. EF-8 1^st floor,

Pancharatna Co-op. Hsg.

Society, Margao.

Off.:- No.104, 1sat floor,

Niana Gracias Plaza,

Near Fatima Convent ,

Margao-Salcete Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2757744

B.A.,L.L.B

Salcete Taluka

186. Ms.Akshata M.

Redkar 24/12/1978

Res.:- H. No. 43, W. No.

10, Shanti Nagar,

Khorlim,Mapusa-

Bardez-Goa.

Off.:- Opp. Old

S.T.Stand, Behind Maruti

Mandir, Mapusa.

Ph. No.: 94221248133

B.A., L.L.B

State of Goa

187. Ms. Lalana Bhaskar

Shirodkar

Res.: H. No. 187/1A,

Ruzaiwaddo Duler,

Mapusa Bardez-Goa

Off.:- No. 108, Block E,

First Floor, Saldanha

Business tower, Nr.

Mapusa Court, Mapusa.

B.com, LLB

Bardez Taluka

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SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

Ph. No:-9823882976

188. Ms. Deepti Dilip

Sanvordekar alias

Surekha S. Kerkar

06/11/1978

Res.:- H. No. 85,

sampadaniwas, Keri,

Pawanwada, Pernem Goa

403524

Off.:- Next to Sanjivani

Patho lab, Arambol,

Pernem Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2249323/

9921878020

B.Com, LLB

Pernem Taluka

189. Ms. Tejaswini

Shirodkar

Res.:- Sonum Township,

Flat No. 1, 1^stfloor,

Atlantic Mill, Sao jose de

Areal, Nessai, Salcete-

Goa.

Off.:- same as above

Ph. No.:- 9822175138

8805020813

LLM.

Salcete Taluka

190. Ms. Pradnya Pradeep

alias Purushottam

Bhobe alias Pradnya

Ajinkya Salelkar

Res:“Shivam”H.No.644/

4, Madhyegal, Kakoda,

Curchorem, Quepem-

Goa.

Off.:- 8, “Shriniwas”,

Kapdi Building, next to

SBI, Curchorem,

Quepem-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2651142/

/9822124845

B.A., LLB.

State of Goa

191. Shri Bhikaji

Atmaram Gawas

Res.:- H. No. 271., Near

P.W.D. Colony Keri,

Sattari-Goa 403505

Off.:- C/O, Dr. G. R.

Sharma, advocate, high

Court, 210, 2^nd floor,

Nizari Bhavan Panaji-

Goa.

New office:-Shop No.:- 2

Mahadev Kanekar,

Building Near valpoi

police station, Valpoi

Sattari Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2369283/

2225555/9420159453

B.A., LLB.

Sattari Taluka

192. Smt. Abhilasha

Manguesh Dessai

Res.:- H. No.:- 565/A,

Karashirmoll, Agonda,

Canacona-Goa 403702.

Off.:- 2/154/1, F-1,

Savitri apartment,

Chaudi, Canacona

B.A, LLB.

South Goa

District

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

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10TH APRIL, 2025

Ph. No.:- 2647367/

2647208/9421152151

193. Shri Prashant

Vishranti Painginkar

Res.:- H. No.799,

Mhalwada, Painguinim,

Canacona-Goa

Off.:- No. -14,1^st floor,

Anandi Apts, Chaudi

Canacona-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2641220

9423813570/9673846357

B.Com, LLB.

Canacona Taluka

194. Smt.Anjali Anand

Faldessai alias

Kavyanjali Kishor

Naik Gaunkar

Res. & Off.:- H. No:-149,

Nagorcem, Canacona-

Goa.403702

B.A, LLB,

6 months

computer

diploma

Canacona Taluka

195. Ms. Donella Do

Rozario

Res.:- UG-2, Sahyadri

Enclave,Durgabhat,

Ponda Goa. 403401

Off.:- 3, Varadh

apartnments,

Nr.Corporation Bank,

shantinagar,Ponda-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 9422388233

B.com, LLB,

Ponda Taluka

196. Smt. Prachi Bhate

alias Prachi Vad

Res. & Off.:-H. No.

1358, Housing Board

colony , Alto Porvorim-

Bardez-Goa.Ph. No.:-

2417637/ 9822689296

B.Sc., LL.M.

Bardez Taluka

197. ShriVinoj K. Daniel

Res.:- A/17/1, Goa

University, Campus,

TaligaoPlateu-Goa.

Off.:- 1) S-I,block-B, 2^nd

floor, Colaco Bldg, Opp.

Vibes, Comba-Margao.

2)C/o-CA.Ahmed,Sindhu

Bldg,1^stflr., behind ICICI

bank, A.B. Road Panjim-

Ph. No.:- 9422446363

B.Com, LLB,

LLM.

State of Goa

198. Ms. Elsa Santana

Fernandes

Res.: H. No. 659,

Bamanbhat, Cujira,

St,Cruz, Ilhas-Goa.

Off.:- AdconApts, 2^nd

floor, near Hotel Fidalgo,

Panaji-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 9422642199

B.A.,LLB

State of Goa.

199. Smt. Raksha Hemant

Phadte

Res.:- Marwa

Co-operative Housing

Society, F-3,1^st floor,

Dhawali, Ponda Goa.

Off.:- 36,2^nd floor, Ponda

Commerce centre, Ponda

B.Sc. LLB.

Ponda Taluka

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

Goa.

Ph. No.:- 7798677342

200. Smt. Reshma

Kanchan Karapurkar

Res.:- Flat No.G-1,

Karishma Apts,

Gaulebhat, Chimbel.

Off.:- C/o. Adv. Manoj

H. Govekar, T-1-13,

3^rdfloor, Satta-adhar

Chambers, Opp.PWD,

Govt Quarters, Nr. Ruchi

Hotel, Patto Panaji.

Ph. No.:- 9921719942

B.Com, LLB

Tiswadi Taluka

201. ShriVishnu Dattaram

Naik

Res.:- H.No. 217, near

Rukmini Apts, St.Inez

Panaji-Goa.

Off.:- Chamber No.6

Lawyers Bldg., High

Court Annexure, Altinho,

Panaji.

Ph. No.:- 2231954/

9850891212/

B.com, LLB.

Tiswadi Taluka

202. Smt. Sonali

Siddharth Samant

Res.:- Flat No.109,

Bldg.-3, Kamatr Reveira,

Caranzalem Goa-403001

Off.:- 405, 4^th floor,

Wagle Vision, 18^th June

Road, Panaji.

Ph. No.:- 2425587/

2465632

BSc, LLB.

Tiswadi Taluka

203. Smt. Vimmy

V.Redkar alias

Devika alias Vimmy

D. Korgaonkar

Res. & Off.:- F-2, 1^st

floor, Laxmi Narayan

Niwas, Belabai, Vasco-

da-Gama. 403802

Ph. No.:- 2530687/

9823623248

B.A, LLB.

Mormugao

Taluka

204. Ms. Rupali Govind

Panashekar

Res.:- H.No. 38,

Kothiwada, Karapur,

Bicholim- Off.:- S-4, 2^nd

floor,Fatima Chambers

Dr.A.B. Rd, Hotel

Samrat, Panaji-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2295100/

2262493/9850450823

B.A., L.L.B

Bicholim and

Tiswadi Taluka

205. Smt. Salome Dinesh

Naik

Res.:- Flat No. S-3, 2^nd

Flr, Axle Residency, Alto

Torda, Alto Porvorim.

Off.:- No. 211,2^nd floor,

bldg.. No. S-2, Nova

Cidade Comm. Complex,

Above Indus Sea Farers

B.GL.,

LLB(Hons)

Bardez Taluka

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

welfare & health Centre,

Alto Porvorim.

Ph. No.:- 9850926413

206. Shri Shankar

Mukund Phadte

Res.:- H.No.109,

”Shankar Smruti”,

hanumant wada,

Ekoshi,Post, Betim,

Bardez-Goa.403501

Off.:- G-9 Deepti

chambers, Near Canara

Bank, Mapusa Goa

403507.

Ph. No.:- 2295100/

/2262493/9850450823

B.A., LLB.

Bardez Taluka

207. ShriPremanath

Anand Dessai

Res.:- Flat No. S-1,2^nd

floor, Verekar Apts,

Silvanagar, Ponda .

Off.:- S-3, 2^nd floor,

Gateway Towers, Tisk

Ponda Goa

Ph. No.: 2316095/

9823253128

B.A, LLB

Ponda Taluka

208. ShriSandeep Baburao

Raikar

Res. & Off.:-

Lobowaddo, Parra

Ph. Ph. No.:-

9822585404

B.Com, LLB.

Bardez Taluka

209. Shri Venefreda

Clarina pallavil

Perpetua Barreto

Gracias

Res.:- 6/75-A, behind

priety Chapel,

Cobrawvaddo,

Calangute.

Off.:- 6/78-A/AG-1,

Bh. Preity chapel, Cobra

waddo, Calangute

Ph. No.:- 2277459/

9822984598

9822179967

B.A.LLB.

Bardez Taluka

210. Mr. Ashley Anthony

Gonsalves

Res.:- H. N. 27/1,/cana

Benaulim, Goa.

Off.:- 203,2^nd floor,Naina

gracias Plaza, Margao

Ph. No.:- 278862/

9822152635

B.Com ,LLB

Salcete Taluka.

211. Ms. Luiza Antao

06/02/1976

Res. H. No. 27,

Bindimoll, Behind

Municipal Council,

Quepem, Goa.403507

Off.:- Shop no. SF-1,

Caserose Mag. Arcade,

near Guardian Angel

school, Curchorem.

Ph. No.:- 9049775949

B.com,

M.Com, LLB.

Quepem Taluka

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

212. Shri Sandeep

Babusso Dessai

Res.: H. No.559/2,

Murida, Cuncolim,

Salcete, Goa. 403703

Off.:- R-6, IInd floor,

Montezinha Bldg., Above

Mayur-Kamat Hotel, old

Market,Margao-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 3226950

M.A., LLB.

Salcete Taluka

213. Shri Pramod

D.Shetgaonkar

Res.:- Flat No.205, 2^nd

floor, Satt Addhar

Arcade, Peddem, Mapusa

Bardez-Goa.

2) H. No. 2223,

KattewaddaMorjem,

Pernem Goa 403512.

Off.:- 405, 4^th floor,

ATRIA Near Court

junction.Altinho-

Mapusa-Goa.403507

Ph. No.:- 9822663544

B.Com, LLB.

Bardez Taluka

214. Ms. Panchami

Tulsidas Naik

Res.:- House

No.457/1First Floor,

Malawada, Kumbharjua,

Tiswadi Goa 403107.

Off.:- Office No.7

Ground floor, upstair,

tech Avenue, Shiv tower,

Patto Panaji-Goa

LLB(Hons),LL

M, PGD(HR)

State of Goa

215. Mrs. Pratibha

Anandu Gane Dessai

Res.:- H. No. 1/A,

Karvem,Gaodongrim,Ca

nacona Goa.403702

Off.:- Char Rasta,

Canacona Goa

Ph. No.:- 9420760351

B.A., LLB,

Diploma in

computer

applications.

Canacona Taluka

216. Shri Ulhas Krishna

Parwar

Res.:- Vadamol, Shristal

Canacona-Goa.403702

Off.:- Savitri Apt.Chaudi

Canacona-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 9326130998

B.A., LLB

Canacona and

Salcete Taluka

217. Mrs. Ashwina

Ubaldina Valdares

Res.:- H. No. 527, Penha

de franca, Malim P.O.

Betim, Bardez-

Goa.403101

Off.:- H. No. 435/31,

Chogam Road, Savlem,

Opp. Rose Garden

School, Alto Pilerne

Porvorim, Bardez-

Goa.403501

L.L.B(Hons)

Bardez Taluka

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

Ph. No.:9822383343/

2413702

218. Mr. Alfred Fernandes

Res.:- H. No. 255, Novo

waddo, Ugvem,

Sanguem,Goa 403704

Off.:- Shop No. 117,

SMC Adm. Bldg.,

Sanguem Goa.

Ne Off :-1^st Floor,

Shrison Plaza Building

Sanguem Goa. 403704

Ph. No.:- 8275381976/

9049510648

M.Com, LLB.

South Goa

District

219. Mr. Ravindra

Gajanan Tilve

Res.:- H. No. 15, Opp.

Sanguem Court,

Sanguem, Goa. 403704

Off.:- F-8, 1^st floor, Nr.

Big “G” Chamundi

Bldg., Marties Dias

Road, Malbhat Margao-

Goa 403601.

Ph. No.:- 2732845/

9822983562

B.Com, LLB

Salcete Taluka to

Sanguem

&Quepem

Taluka

220. Ms. Jyotsna Anant

Sawaikar

Res.:- Vyankatesh Sadan,

H. No. 445, Opp to

Syndicate Bank,

Dhavali,Ponda

Goa.403401

Off.:- Shop No.1, Ground

Floor, Ray Aurtin Plaza,

Sadar, Ponda-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2314509

B.Com.,LLB

Ponda Taluka

221. Ms. Audrey Edociana

Vales

Res.:- 137/B, Villa Viola

Chicalim, Goa. 403711.

Off.:- 45, Second floor,

Apna Bazar, Vasco-Da-

Gama.

Off: 2555663/ 2511041/

9823092542

B.A

(economics)

LLB, LLM.

State of Goa.

222. Mr. Dewal

Purushottam Naik

Res.:- H. No. 235/A

Nagzar Curti Ponda Goa

403401.

Off.:- Off No. 13, Second

floor, Ponda Commerce

Centre, Tisk Ponda Goa

403401

Ph. No.:- 9921343792

B.Com,

M.Com, LLB.

South Goa

Distrct

223. Ms. Preeti P. Prabhu

Agrasani alias Preeti

Vinayak Bhat

Res.:- Flat No. S-2,

Krishna Kunj, near

B.G.L(Hons)

LLB.(Hons)

State of Goa.

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

Nagdev Temple, Murida

Fatorda Margao.

Off.:- No.309, 3^rdFlr,

Reliance Magnum, opp.

K.T.C. Bus Stand ,

Above Navtara Rest,

Madel, Margao

Ph. No.:- 2742927/

9423812132

224. Vinay V. Naik

Res.:- Bhatwada,

Mallem, Sacorda ,

Dharbandora, Goa.

Off.:- C/o Adv. Vikas

Dessai, Tamsodo,

Dharbandora Taluka

Dharbandora Goa.

Ph. No.:- 9422018771

B.Com., LLB

Dharbandora

Taluka

225. Ms. Melvina

Marcelina D’Laura

Fernandes

Res.:- H. No.:- 534,

Poresbhat, Verna,

Salcete.Goa.403722

Off.:- H. No. 534,Verna

Goa 403722

Ph. No.:- 2782486

B.A., LLB

Salcete Taluka

226. ShriUtkarsh

Yeshwant Verenkar

Res.:- H. No:-117,

Fatorda Margao Goa.

403602

Off.:- Near Holy Spirit

High School, Borda

Margao-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2740471/

2705075/9422059753

B.Com, LLB

Salcete Taluka

227. Shri Somnath

B.Karpe

Res.:- H. No 255/B,

Janaki Niwas, Molocco,

Merces, P.O. St.Cruz.,

Ilhas Goa. 403005.

Off.:- No. 4, Bhanav

Apts,5^th floor,

Nr.Mahalaxmi Temple,

Panaji, Goa

Ph. No.:- 9822587373

2447374/2222771

B.A, LLB

State of Goa

228. Mrs. Geeta

Purshottam Kantak e

Bhagat

Res.:- Shree Damodar

Housing co-op. Scty.,

B/6/2 , Aquem , Alto

Margao-Goa.

Off.:- (1) No. 8, Anna

Felicia bldg, Above vibes

Music Store, Comba

Margao-Goa. 403601

2) Off.:- No. GF-3, B-2,

block anusayaAPts. Opp.

B.A.LLB

Salcete Taluka

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

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10TH APRIL, 2025

Multi purpose School,

Borda Margao, Goa.

Ph. No.:- 9822583185

229. Sweta Subhash Naik

Gaunekar

Res.:- B-6 Kundaikar

Nagar, Dr. Dada Vaidya

Road, Panaji, Tiswadi

Taluka

Off.:- Gr. Floor,

Kamdhenu bldg.,

Dr.Dada Vaidya Road,

Panaji-Goa. 403001

Ph. No.:- 2223438

LLB(Hons)

Tiswadi Taluka

230. Mr. Rajendra T.

Chodankar

Res.:- Rich Builders

Residency, BS-%/6

Cabesa, St.cruz, Ilhas-

Goa, 4030054.

Off.:- Casa Immaculada

Bldg, 2^nd floor Jose

Falcao Road, Nr.

Progress High School,

Panaji-Goa.403001

Ph. No.:- 2445754/

/2236036

B.Com, LLB

Tiswadi Taluka

231. Mr. Francisc

D’Souza

Res.:- Kamakshi Prasad

Bldg, Next to

Department of Tourism,

IIIrd floor, Flat No. 304,

Patto Panaji-Goa. 403001

Off.:- Same as above.

Ph. No.:- 9822774778

B.Com, LLB

Tiswadi Taluka

232. Shri Surendra G

Narulkar

Res.:- Flat No. A-7,

Block A Feira Alta

Apatments, Feira alta,

Mapusa Bardez Goa.

Off.:- Kolwalkar’s

Complex, F-1 1^st floor,

near Cine Alankar,

Behind L.I.C., Bldg.,

Mapusda Bardez-Goa

403507.

2) Shop No. I, upper

ground floor, El-Capitan

centre, opp. Caffe coffee

day Altinho, Mapusa

Bardez-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 9422445546

M.A, LLB.

Bardez Taluka

233. Mrs. Amina Shaikh

alias Amina Phadte

Res.:- H. No.27,Ward

No.19, behind

Clecystore,MalaPortais,

Panaji-Goa 403001

B.com, LLB

Tiswadi Taluka

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

Off.:- 4^th floor, off. No.

15, Navelkar Trade

centre, opp. Azad Maidan

Panaji-Goa.

Ph. No.: 9822138396

234. Shri Satish Shrinivas

Pai Raiturkar

Res. & Off.:- H. No. 163,

1^st floor, Yeshwant,

opp.State Bank of

Mysore, Isidoro ,Bpatista

Road, Margao.

Ph. No.:- 9922482537

B.A.LLB.

Salcete Taluka

235. Ms. Maria Alice

Silvia Sa Misquita

Res.:- H. No.:1397/C, Nr.

St. Anthony chapel,

Dangvaddo, Benaulim,

Salcete-Goa.

Off.:- same as above

Ph. No.:- 2771834/

9881715541/9822486040

B.A.LLB,

Salcete Taluka

236. Mr. Laxmikant

M.Gajinkar

Res.:- Dattaguru Sadan,

Flat No. 1, Near Azad

Bhavan, Porvorim.

Off.:- F-2,1^stlfoor,

Dattaguru Sadan, Near

Azad Bhavan, Porvorim

Bardez

Ph. No.:- 9503482481

B.Sc. LLB.

Bardez Taluka

237. Ms. Pratima Rajaram

Khobrekar

Res.:- H. No. 446,

Sawanwada, Mayem,

Bicholim Goa.403504

Off.:- C/o Diginet Off.

No.f/115, 1^st Floor, Zeib

Tower, Bicholim Market,

Bicholim-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2387098/

9823711006

L.L.B. (Hons).

State of Goa

238. Ms. Pramila

Kunkolienkar

Res.:- H. No. 42/B,

Medkevado, Dicarpale,

Navelim, Salcete Goa

403707.

Off.:- S-23, Ground floor,

“Souza Enclave” Madel

Margao.

Ph. No.:- 9960706074

B.A. LLB

Salcete Taluka

239. Shri Pandurang

P.Banaulikar

Res.:- “Saikunj”

Ganeshpuri,Mapusa

Bardez-Goa.403507

Off.:- B-206, Saldanaha

Business Tower, Near

Civil and Criminal Court

Mapusa Goa.

B.A, LLB

Bardez Taluka

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

Ph. No.:- 2475223/

9423313888

240. Shri Bhagwan D.

Shirodkar

Res.:- H. No. MA-1/6,

Gaunswaddo, Bhilwas,

Bh. Priti International

Hotel, P.O. Mapusa.

Off.:- 24, Mapusa Trade

Centre, Above Royal

Foods, Opp. Sub

Registrar Building,

Morod, Mapusa, Bardez,

Goa 403507.

Ph. No.:- 9822133302

B. Com.

L.L.B.

Bardez Taluka

241. Babuso Rama

Sawant

Res.:- Flat No. TF-302,

3^rd floor, Gurukupa

Building, Opp.

Madhuban Shoppinf

Complex, Tamdi Mati,

St. Inez, Panaji-Goa

403001.

Off.:- No. 15, 2^ndflr.,

Gurudatta Building, Dr.

Dada Vaidya Road,

Panjim-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 9764759889

B. A. L.L.B.

Tiswadi Taluka

242. Ms. Shubhada C.

Dessai alias Ms.

Shubhada A. Raul

Res.:- H. No. 202/99,

Kailasnagar, Assonora,

Bardez.

Off.:- Archie Fantacy

Bldg., Flat No. 53, 2^nd

floor, Assonora, Bardez-

Goa.

Ph. No.:- 9923881353

L.L.B. (Hons).

Bardez Taluka

243. Ms. Muktabai S.

Parab alias Anu A.

Shetgaonkar

Res&Off.:-H. No. 650,

Urmal Bagwada, Morjim,

Pernem.

Ph. No.:- 9423318933

B.Com.L.L.B.

Pernem Taluka

244. Shri Mahesh Anant

Shetgaonkar

Res.:- H.No.510, Ram

Niwas, Canca Bandh,

Parra, Bardez Goa.

Off.:- L-2, Upper Gr.Flr.,

Saldanha Business

Tower, Court Circle,

Altinho, Mapusa Bardez-

Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2255438/

9370 567466

B.Com. L.L.B.

Bardez Taluka

245. Ms. Reshma R.

Prabhu

Res.:- H. No. 297/1,

Ravalnath Nagar,

Rangado, Corlim,Goa

B. Com.

L.L.B.

State of Goa

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

Off.:- C/o Bholanath Saw

Mill, Betora Road, Ponda

Goa. New Off. Add:- Off.

No. 34, 1^st floor, Ponda

Commerce Centre, tisk,

Ponda Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2285092/

9923326626.

246. Shri Vishwas

Gopinath Naik

Res.:- H. No. 431/7,

Ghanemorod, Quepem,

Goa 403705

Off.:- Ashok Apts, opp.

Corporation Bank,

Curchorem – Goa

403706.

Ph. No.:- 9822130917

2651544

B. A. L.L.B.

Quepem Taluka

247. Shri Santosh G. Naik

Res.:- Flat No. 202, B

(b), Fatima Apts., Arlem,

Raia, Salcete – Goa

403720.

Off.:- R/o 310, 3^rd floor,

Antivierza Bldg., New

Market, Maargao,

Salcete-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2742286/

9326160404

B. A. L.L.B. D

I R P M

Salcete Taluka

248. Ramnath A. S.

Kharangate

Res.:- Midland Apts., 2^nd

floor, opp. Fatima

Convent High School,

Margao.

Off.:- 1) Cruz Mansion,

2^ndflr, Opp.Panchaaratha

Complex, Margao.

2) H. No. 107, Paroda

Post, Quepem, Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2869516/

9822136600

915840009.

M. Com.

L.L.B.

Salcete Taluka

249. Shri Purushottam

Krishna Phaldessai

Res.:- H. No. 30/1,

Amona, Post Quepem.

Off.:- Shop. No.F-8, 1^st

floor, Dasha Classic

Bldg, opp. Municipal

Market, Quepem.

Ph. No.:- 9922542344 /

2663815

B. A. L.L.B.

South Goa

District

250. Smt. Vandana

Sushant Naik

Res.:- Kamaxi Niwas,

Mahalwada, Madkai -

Goa.

Off.:- Mahalwada,

Karanjal, Madkai,Ponda

M. Com.

L.L.B.

Ponda Taluka

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

Taluka.

Ph. No.:- 9923248371 /

2392293

251. Shri Subhash Krishna

Kanekar

Res.:- Bhavani Prasad,

Plot No. 62, Housing

Board Colony, Gogol,

Margao, Salcete.

Off.:- s-2, 2^nd floor,

D’Wing, Nr. Café Tato,

Apna Bazar, Margao -

Goa.

Ph. No.:- 9823916502

M. A. L.L.B.

Salcete Taluka

252. Shri Purushottam

Ramkrishna Karpe

Res.:- Janki Niwas,

H.No. 255/A, Molloco,

Merces, Ilhas – Goa

403005.

Off.:- Datta Prasad Bldg,.

Flat No.1, 3^rd floor, M. G.

Road, Panaji - Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2445929/

9881245929

B. Com.

L.L.B.

Tiswadi Taluka

253. Shri Amol

Purushottam Thali

Res.:- Plot No.5, PDA

Colony, Mallar, Corlim,

Tiswadi.

Off.:- No.302, 3^rd floor,

Wagle Vision, 18^th June

Road, Panaji-Goa

403001.

Ph. No.:- 9822179135

2285497

B. Com.

L.L.M.

Tiswadi Taluka

254. Shri Bharat F. Naik

Res.:- H.No. 289,

Parkebhat, Carambolim,

Tiswadi - Goa.

Off.:- Bhomkar

Chambers Bldg,. Flat No.

GF—6, Ground floor,

Mollar, Corlim, Tiswadi.

Ph. No.:- 2284213/

9226319460

B. A. L.L.B.

Tiswadi Taluka

255. Shri Manguirish U.

Kenkre

Res.:- Flat No. V-C,

5^thflr, St. Andrews

Residency, A’BlockV-C,

opp. KTC Bus Stand,

Vasco da – Gama- Goa

403802.

Off.:- FO-3, Gurukrupa

Bldg, F. L. Gomes Road,

Vasco-da-Gama - Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2515969,

2511770

B. Com.

L.L.B.

Mormugao

Taluka

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

256. Shri Ganpat

Pandurang Gaonkar

Res.:- H.No.18,

Kumbharhkham, Sattari.

Off.:- Shop No. 8, Quba

Commercial Complex,

Thane Road, Valppoi,

Sattari – Goa.

Ph. No.:- 9423810995

B. A. L.L.B.

Sattari Taluka

257. Shri Sarvadnya D.

Patil

Res.:- Flat No.X-III,

Braganza Trade Centre,

Rajwado, opp. Renanso

Hospital, Mapusa- Goa.

Off.:- No.22, Grnd. Flr,

Phoenix Plaza, Alto,

Near H. P. Gas, Mapusa,

Goa.

Ph. No.:- 9637628070

9422635454

L.L.B.

Bardez Taluka

258. Shri Shailendra G.

Madkaikar

Res: H.No.376,

Simepain,

VelingPost,Mardol- Goa.

Off.:- F-15, 1^st floor,

Kurtarkar Commercial

Arcade, Bh. Canara

Bank, Kaziwada, Ponda

Ph. No.:- 2343331/

9422641807

B. A. L.L.B.

Ponda Taluka

259. Ms. Rashmi R.

Manerkar alias

Rashmi Siddhesh

Padiyara

Res&Off.:- H.No.121,

Paroda Quepem - Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2662983/

9850112764

B. Com.

L.L.B.

Quepem Taluka

260. Shri Gajanan K.

Korgaonkar

Res.:- Flat No.XS-8,

2^ndflr,Sunset Boulevard,

Near Mapusa Industrial

Estate, Mapusa - Goa.

Off.:- 315 & 316, 3^rd

floor, Cosmos Centre,

Morod Mapusa , Goa

Ph.No2253677, 2262320

B. Com.

L.L.B.

Bardez Taluka

261. Shri Arjun Vaman

Gawandi

Res.:- H.No.502(1),

Mahalaxmi Niwas,

Deulwada, Tuem,

Pernem

Off.:- Near Mahadev

Temple, Bazarpeth,

Pernem 403512.

Ph. No.:- 9423821307

B. A. L.L.B.

Pernem Taluka

262. Shri Chetan Pundalik

Shirodkar

Res &Off.:- H.No.242,

Agapur, Ponda - Goa.

Ph. No.:- 9822828825

9765182429

B. A. L.L.B.

Ponda Taluka

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

263. Shri Suraj Rohidas

Naik

Res.:- Type III, Block-D,

Flat No.26,GMC

Complex, Bambolim.

Off.:- H.No.E-

71,Bhatlem, Panaji.

Ph. No.:- 9860322618

9860322619,

2458641

B. Com.

L.L.B.

State of Goa

264. Shri Dhaktu Gopi Pal

Res.:- M-1,15,

Mahamaya Nagar Hsg

Board Colony, Bordem,

Bicholim-Goa. 403504.

Off.:- F-8,1^st Floor,

Vassudev Arcade , Nr.

Shivaji Maidan,

Bicholim.

Ph. No.:- 2361452

9422018582

M.A., L.L.M.

Bicholim Taluka

265. Shri Arun Anant Naik

Res.:- H.No.98,

Tapalwada Kumbharjua,

Tiswadi-Goa 403407.

Off.:- 1^stflr, Misquita

House, Nr. Hotel La

Capital, Panaji-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 9371196126

2431297

M.A., L.L.B.

Tiswadi Taluka

266. Shri Prasad Suresh

Naik

Res&Off.:- Row Villa

No.6, Marelda

Residency, Laymati,

Davorlim, Salcete-Goa

403707.

Ph. No.:- 2756345

B.Sc. PGDCA,

L.L.B.

Salcete Taluka

267. Shri Noel Parras

D’Cruz

Res.:- H.No.211,

Bogmalo Beach, Vasco-

da-Gama- Goa.

Off.:- 1) Shop No.4,

1^stflr, Ave Maria Bldg.,

Margao-Goa . 2) Shop

No. 2, Ground flr, Ave

Maria Bldg., Margao -

Goa.

Ph. No.:- 2731274

L.L.B.

State of Goa.

268. Shri Nilesh Ashok

Manerkar

Res: G-3, Estrocio Apts.,

Near Ganesh Prasad

Bldg. Altinho, Panaji-

Goa.

Off: G-6, Pinto

Chambers, Opp. Dena

Bank, Menezes Braganza

Raod, Panaji-Goa.

B. Sc. L.L.B.

TiswadiTaluka

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

Ph. No.:- 2220833/

9422443434

269. Shri Edwin Mauro

Menezes Mathew

Res: H.No.1054/1, Bairo-

Dias, Goa Velha, Ilhas-

Goa.

Off.:- C-5, 3^rd floor,

Sapana Regency, above

Mens Baron Showroom,

Dr.Shirgaonkar Road,

Panaji, Goa.

Ph. No.:- 9822383895

2218524

B. A. L.L.B.

Tiswadi Taluka

270. Ms. Sulekha S.

Kamat

Res: Bldg. No. 5B2,

Dukle Residency, Tamdi

Mati, Taleigao-Goa

403002.

Off.:- 302, Durga

Chambers, Third flr, 8^th

June Road, Panaji-Goa,

403001.

New Off.:- Shop No.8,

Bhomkar Residency,

Opp. ICAR Research

Centre, Near Petrol

Pump, Old Goa.

Ph. No.:- 99850682477

2422031

B. A. L.L.B.

Tiswadi Taluka

271. Shri Shantaram

Pundalik Naik

Res&Off.:- H. No. 1726,

Coelho wado, Penha-da-

Franca, Bardez-Goa P.O.

Betim 403401.

Ph. No.:- 9049610041

2218524

B. Com.

L.L.B.

Bardez Taluka

272. Shri Vikesh Krishna

Harmalkar

Res: H.No.5/3, Nr. Hotel

Spice Goa, Karaswada,

Mapusa.

Off.:- A-503, 5^thflr,

Saldanha Business

Towers, Nr. Court Circle,

Altinho, Mapusa.

Ph. No.:- 9923484499

2253538

B. Com.

L.L.B.

Bardez Taluka

273. Shri Pandurang

Surya Amonkar

Res.:-102, Carvalhos

Apts., Comba, Margao

Goa.

Off.:- No.110,1^st floor,

Guru Ashish Bldg., New

Market, MargaoGoa.Ph.

No.:- 2705670/

9822181296

B.A. L.L.B.

Salcete Taluka

100

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

274. Shri Raghvenda

Namdev Kalangutkar

Res.:- H. No. 165,

Carmibhat,Merces,

Tiswadi-Goa.

Off.:- Cabin No. 2, Z-

square Business centre,

Hotel Ashok Plaza, 18^th

June Road, Panaji-Goa.

Ph. No.:- 9822987576

B.G.L. L.L.B.

(Hons) LLM

Tiswadi Taluka

275. Mrs. Karuna Shriram

Bakre

Res & Off.:- H. No.

80/B, Vithalapur, Sankhli

Goa. 403504.

Ph. No.:- 2366541

9420979535

B.Com.,

L.L.B,

State of Goa

276. Mrs. Darshana C.

Gauns Desai alias

Mrs. Darshana S.

Naik Dessai

Res.:- H. No. 61/C,

Ratwaddo, Navelim,

Salcete -Goa.

Off.:-

H.No.506, Near Borkar

super stores,Ratwaddo,

Navelim, Salcete, Goa.

Ph. No.:- 9932657896

2738051

B. A. L.L.B.

Salcete Taluka

277. Ms. Varsha Naik

Volvoikar

Res: 115, Savorfond,

Sancoale,Cortalim.

Off.:- Shop No.16/A, 1^st

floor, Karma Express

Bldg, above O/o.Sub-

Registrar Vasco.

Ph. No.:- 9881283471

B. Com.

L.L.B.

South Goa

District

278. Shri Vilas Soma

Goltekar

Res.:- H. No. 814/1-A,

Vascarwaddo, Shirgal,

Dhargal, Pernem-Goa.

Off.:- Ninho D’Souza,

Business Centre, Ground

floor, G-6, Alto Feira,

Mapusa-Bardz-Goa

403507.

Ph. No.:- 9860243470

B. A. L.L.B.

Bardez Taluka

279. Miss Deepali Zilu

Naik

Off.:- Near Kasturba

Matoshri High School,

Jose Falcao Road, Panaji-

Goa 403001.

Communication Address:

Office no. 3, First Floor,

Sateri Chambers, Near

Sarvodaya High School,

Curchorem, Goa. Ph.

No.:- 9823194038

2234038 (R)

B. Com.

L.L.B.

Tiswadi and

Quepem Taluka

101

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

280. Shri Shridhar S.

Kamat

Res.:- H. No. 250/3, Near

Railway Station Sus

Stop,Sirsaim, Thivim,

Bardez-Goa.

Off.:- Off. No. 7, 2^ndflr.,

Riturai Plaza,

Keriwaddo, Mapusa-

Goa.

Ph. No.:- 9822139060

2298415

B. Com.

L.L.B.

Bardez Taluka

281. Shri Linus

Emmanuel

Res.:- H. No.E-333,

Yasmin Manzil, opp. St.

Inez, Postoffce Panaji-

Goa.

Off.:- 3^rd floor, Trionora

Apts., Navtara Panaji-

Goa 403001.

Ph. No.:- 2420534,

2421194, 6643420

B. Com.

L.L.B.

Tiswadi Taluka

282. Shri Sandip alias

Babi Ramkrishna

Parab

Res & Off.:- 524, C/o

Sapna Stores, Nr Saibaba

Temple, New Vaddem,

Vasco-da-Gama.

Ph. No.:- 9923037687 /

2510358

B. Com.

L.L.B.

Mormugao

Taluka

283. Mrs. Sudha Santosh

Lad alias Sugandha

Ramchandra Patil

Res: 5/F/5,

ShantabanHsgComplex,

opp. Swami Samarth

Mandir, Merces.

Off.:- 413, Shiv Towers,

Patto, Panaji.

Ph. No.:- 9422065476

B. A. L.L.B.

Tiswadi Taluka

284. Shri Arun Anant

Wadkar

Res.:- H. No. 221/1,

Wadi wada, Betki,

Marcel, Ponda Goa

403107.

Off.:- G/4, Ground floor,

Omkar Commercial

Centre, Behind

TivremOrgao Panchayat

Marcel, Ponda Goa

Ph. No.:- 9823680183

B. Com.

L.L.B.

Ponda and

Tiswadi Taluka

285. Mrs. Roya Laticia

Laura Ferrao

Res.:- SF4, IInd floor,

RoriguesApts., Co. op.

Society, Behind Edmar

House, Ela Old Goa

403402.

Off.:- TF1, Third

floor,RoriguesApts.,Co.

op. Society, Behind

Edmar House, Ela Old

Goa 403402.

B. Com.

L.L.B.

State of Goa

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10TH APRIL, 2025

Ph. No.:- 9822103985

286. Mr. Paulo Francisco

Rodrigues

R/o AF-3 & AF-5, Casa

Immaculada Building,

Jose Falcao Road, Near

Panjim church, Panaji

Goa

L.L.B.

Tiswadi Taluka

287. Vinanti Raghunath

Khedekar @

Harshada Tukaram

Haldankar

H. No. 179, Ward No. 10,

Valpoi, Sattari-Goa.

Office:- Ward no. 3 Opp.

To HDFC Bank Valpoi,

Sattari Goa

B. Com. LLB

Sattari Taluka

288. Ms. Sushma T.

Mandrekar

H. No, 2183, Naik Nagar,

Bordem, Bicholim, Goa.

B.Sc,

LLB,LLM

Bicholim Taluka

289. Ms. Pradnya K.

Savaikar @ Pradnya

G. Jawadekar)

Opposite HDFC Bank,

Near Radhakrishna High

School,

Bicholim, Goa.

Res. Add:- H. No. 134,

Vithal Nagari, Kodal,

Karapur Tisk, Sankhalim,

Goa.

B. Com, LLB,

LLM

Bicholim Taluka

290. Mr. Mahendra

Narahari Ekawade

D-8, 1st Floor, Carlito

Town Centre,

Behind Kadamba Bus

Stand, Bicholim Goa.

Res. Add:-n H. No. 218,

Deul wada, Kudne,

Sankhali, Taluka,

Bicholim Goa.

BA, LLB

Bicholim Taluka

291. Mr. Santosh Fadte

Office no. 3 & 5, 1st

Floor,

Paul Towers, Bicholim,

Goa.

Res. Add:- H. No. 2089,

Main Road Bordem,

Bicholim Goa.

B.A. LLB

Bicholim Taluka

292. Mr. Gurunath Anant

Naik

S-10, Second Floor,

Vassudeva Arcade, Near

Shivaji Maidan,

Bicholim, Goa. Res.

Add:- Gaonkar wada,

Camurlim, Bardez Goa.

B. Com, LLB

Bicholim Taluka

293. Ms. Pallavi K. P.

Salgaonkar

Devki, H. No. 78, Bhaili

Peth,

Bicholim, Goa

B. Sc, LLB

Bicholim Taluka

294. Mr. Brijesh Krishna

Chodankar

F-11, First Floor, Paul

Towers,

Opp. H.P. Petrol Pump,

Bicholim, Goa. Res add:-

B. Com, LLB

Bicholim Taluka

103

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10TH APRIL, 2025

H. No. 72, Tarwada,

Piligao, Bicholim Goa.

295. Ms. Sumitra

Balkrishna Sawant

H, No. 156, Ekta Nagar,

Sarvan,

Bicholim, Goa

B.A., LLB

Bicholim Taluka

296. Ms.Aarti Dhanajay

Chawdikar @ Simran

Shailesh Narvekar

H. No. 312/3, Wandamol,

Velguem, Bicholim, Goa.

B.Com, LLB

Bicholim Taluka

297. Samira R. Gauns

Shop no. 9, Tara

Commercial Complex,

Opp. Bank of India,

Sankhalim, Bicholim,

Goa.

Res. Add:- H. No. 840,

Gauthan, Sankhalim Goa

LLB

Bicholim Taluka

298. Shri Aruni A. Nayak

H. No. 2300, Naik Nagar,

Near Ganesh Temple,

Bordem,

Bicholim, Goa

Res. Add:- H. No. 2300,

Naik Nagar, near Ganesh

Temple, Bordem,

Bicholim Goa

BGL,

LLB(Hons)

Bicholim Taluka

299. Smita Namdev

Sawant @ Smita

Vishesh Mardolkar

H. No. 1014,

Nagzarwada, Bicholim,

Goa

B. Com, LLB

Bicholim Taluka

300. Ghanashyam M.

Sawant

H. No. 760, New Wada,

Morjim, Pernem, Goa.

M.A., LLB

Pernem Taluka

301. Aruna Dhanjay

Gadekar

Ground Floor,

Shivnarayan Complex,

Opp. Mahadev Complex,

Bazar Peth, Pernem, Goa.

Res. Add:- Flat No.

8/112/B, Shiv Sai Krupa

Building, above Bank of

Maharashtra, Pernem

Goa.

B. Com,LLB

Pernem Taluka

302. Seema Tukaram

Shirodkar

Rukmini-Niwas,

H.No.547/1/A,

Near Praghati High

School, Verem, Betim,

Bardez Goa

B.Com, LLM

Bardez Taluka

303. Himani Dhumaskar

B-400, 4^thfloor, Saldana

Business Towers,

Near Mapusa Court

Circle Mapusa Goa

Res add:-H. No. 224,

Khalap Wadda, Mapusa

Goa.

LLB(Hons),LL

Bardez

104

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SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

304. Meghana Shivram

Naik @ Meghana

Udhay Gaonkar

Ninho D'souza Business

Centre,

Near Civil Criminal

Court,

Next to St. Mary High

School,

Altinho Mapusa Bardez

Goa.

Res. Add:- H. No. 252,

Madhalawada, Sirigao

Goa.

BGL,

LLB(Hons)

Bardez Taluka

305. Ms. Radhika Sanjay

Candolcar

Office at 587, Marquis

Waddo,

Candolim Bardez Goa.

LLB(Hons),

LLM

Bardez

306. Ms. Soniya

Premanand Shetye @

Sonia Manguesh

Mandrekar

Flat no.F/4, Amit

Apartment,

Alto Betim Porvorim

Goa.

LLB(Hons),

LLM

Bardez

307. Suhasini Surendra

Goencar

H.No.455, Dabol Wado,

Chapora Anjuna, Bardez

Goa.

B.Com, LLB

Bardez Taluka

308. Gandhali Nilesh

Kharbe

FF-9, First Floor,

Sajjangad, Sankul,

Dattawadi Road,

Mapusa, Bardez Goa

Res. Add:- H. No. 240/4,

Sodiem, Siolim Bardez

Goa.

B.A.,LLB

Bardez Taluka

309. Rachana

Chandrakant

Talaulikar @

Rachana Deepak

Gaonkar

Opp. Kadamba Bus

Stand, c/o Atul Agencies

Asnora, Bardez Goa.

Residence:- Kothari

Kothari Karapur, H. No.

82/B, Sanquelim Goa.

B.A.,LLB

Bardez

310. Sebastiana Fatima

Fernandes

Flat No.A/2 dreams App.

Ground floor Saipem

Kandolim,

Bardez Goa.

LLB

Bardez Taluka

311. Gauri Sarvankar

Shop No.4, Swastik

Apartments,

B.B. Borkar Road, Alto

Porvorim, Bardez Goa.

Res. Add:- H. No. 28/J/3,

Mogra, Karaswada, Opp.

Tivim Industrial Estate,

Mapusa, Bardez Goa.

Bachelor of

Laws(Hons)

Bardez Taluka

312. Amardeep N.

Valvaikar

C/o.Pratimanda Nivas,

First floor, Room No. A,

B.com, LLB

Bardez Taluka

105

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SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

PDA ColonyAlto

Porvorim, Bardez, Goa.

313. Vivek Amrut

Dandekar

H. No. 853,

“Yashodeep”,

Journalist Colony,

Porvorim Bardez Goa.

P.O. Alto-Betim, Goa.

BGL,

LLB(Hons),

LLM

Bardez Taluka

314. Yatin S. Padloskar

St. Anthony Building,

Office No.11,first floor,

Mapusa Clinic Road,

Mapusa Bardez, Goa.

LLB

Bardez Taluka

315. Bhupesh Ramakant

Gurav

3/109/(B1), First floor

Mudda Waddo,Saligao

Bardez Goa.

BSc, LLB

Bardez Taluka

316. Shri Janardhan

Eknath Chatim

2-G, 2nd floor, R.R.

Tower opp.

Vodafone Gallery,

Angod, Mapusa Bardez,

Goa.

Res. Add:- H. No. 141,

Near Omkar Mandir,

Cunchelim, Mapusa,

Bardez Goa.

BA, LLB

Bardez Taluka

317. Mr. Milind Naik

Desai

E-203, Second Floor,

Saldana Business

Towers,

Opp. New Mapusa

Municipality,

Mapusa Bardez Goa.

Res. Add:- H. No. 256/9,

Plot no. 15A,

Gaurishankar,

Ganeshpuri, Mapusa

Goa.

M. Com, LLB

Bardez Taluka

318. Ms. Namrata

Namdev Gawde @

Reshma Atmaram

Shetye

Flat no. C/S/1, Second

Floor,

Zarina Tower-II,

Magnum Plaza,

Near Apteshwar Temple,

Santa Inez, Panaji, Goa.

BA, LLB,

LLM

Tiswadi Taluka

319. Ms. Shambhavi

Parag Rao

603, 6th Floor, Citi

Centre,

EDC Complex, Patto

Plaza, Panaji, Goa

Res. Add:- Bldg 2A, SI-

3/4, Models Status, Off

Universityh Road,

Taleigao, Tiswadi Goa.

BGL,

LLB(Hons)

Tiswadi Taluka

320. Ms. Luella Socorro

Cotta do Rego

H. No. 293, St. Francis

de Assis,

LLB(Hons),

LLM

Tiswadi Taluka

106

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SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

Goa Velha, Tiswadi, Goa.

321. Mr. Pavithran A.V.

S-3, 2nd Floor, Bhanav

Apartments,

Next to Axis Bank, Near

Mahalaxmi Temple,

Panaji, Goa.

Res. Add:- HEG-25 HIG

flat, Goa Housing Board,

Alto Porvorim, Bardez

Goa.

BA,LLB, LLM

Tiswadi Taluka

322. Sujata Tukaram

Devshekar

2nd Floor,

GurudattaBuiding,

Near Jama Masjid, Dr.

Vaidya Road, Panaji, Goa

Bachelor in

Cmputer

Application,

LLB

Tiswadi Taluka

323. Deepak Shripad

Fadke

953, Near Mapusa Urban

Co-operative Bank, St.

Augustino, Santa Cruz,

Calapur, Tiswadi, Goa.

BA,LLB,

Tiswadi Taluka

324. Bhupesh M. Prabhu

Dessai

Kamat Arcade, B/UG-1,

Near Sidhi Vinayak

Apteshwar Temple, St.

Inez, Panaji, Goa

B.com,

LLB,LLM

Tiswadi Taluka

325. Sandesh S. Volvoikar

31st Janurary Road,

Above Neurekar Photo

Studio, Panaji, Goa.

B.com, LLB

Tiswadi Taluka

326. Radhika Rajnikant

Naik

H. No. 157, 18th June

Road, Opp. Goa College

of Pharmacy,

St. Inez, Panaji, Goa

LLB(Hons),

Tiswadi Taluka

327. Ms. Christabel Lilian

Afonso

John Paul Building,

1st Floor, Church Square,

PanajiGoa.

Res. Add:- La Citadel

Colony, C-4, Dona-Paula,

Goa.

LLB(Hons)

Tiswadi Taluka

328. Mr. Galileo F. Teles

306, Gera Imperium -I,

Patto Plaza, EDC

Complex, Panaji, Goa.

Res. Add:- H. No.

179/95, Vailankanni, Alto

Bella Vista, Sangolda,

North Goa.

LLB(Hons)

Tiswadi Taluka

329. Ms. Maria Malar

GS/9, Venusta Residency,

Ground Floor, Behind

Rosary Church,

Caranzalem, Panaji, Goa.

Res. Add:- Rohank

Apartment, C-16-675,

BA., LLB

Tiswadi Taluka

107

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SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

Cardoz wado, Taleigao,

Tiswadi Goa.

330. Smt. Lalita S.

Devidas

Lalit-Vihar, H. No.

126/8,

Vadamol, Shristhal,

Canacona, Goa.

BA(Hons),

LLB

Canacona Taluka

331. Smt. Ashwini

Ramchandra Patil

H. No. 55 A, Ponsulem,

Canacona, Goa.

Office add:-Near Mini

Bus stop opp.

Corporation Bank,

Chaudi Canacona Goa.

BA, LLB,

LLM

Canacona Taluka

332. Dipali C. Acharya

alias Dipali Prabhu

Agrasani

H. No, 42/4, Aryadurga,

Sheller,

Canacona, Goa

B.Com., LLB

Canacona Taluka

333. Shri Siddhesh

TulshidasShenvi

Kakodkar

Res. Add:- H. No. 153,

Kamala Sadan, Kakoda,

Curchorem Goa.

1^st floor, Ramalayam,

Chodnekar Building,

Church Road, Curchorem

Goa.

LLB, LLM

Quepem Taluka

334. Shri Nitin K. Raut

Dessai

H. No. 86/2, Village

Assolda,

Post Chandor, Goa,

403714.

B.A., LLB

Quepem Taluka

335. Shri Sandip Anant

Gosavi

Near KTC Bus Stand,

Curchorem, Goa.

Res. Add:-H. No. 706,

Ghadiwada-Kakoda,

Curchorem Goa.

B.Com, LLB

Quepem Taluka

336. Shri Paresh Raghuvir

Gaonkar

F-4, First Floor, Jaiwant

Mansio,

Tilamol, Quepem, Goa.

Res. Add:- H. No. 357/A,

Anandwadi, Sanvordem

Goa.

B.G. L.,

LLB(Hons)

Quepem Taluka

337. Suparna S. Naik

H. NO. 604/C, Davodxet,

Xeldem, Quepem, Goa.

B.com, LLB

Quepem Taluka

338. Surendra Mahadev

Gaonkar

Shop no. GFO/2, First

Floor, Building G,

Angelica Arcade,

Quepem, Goa

BA,LLB

Quepem Taluka

339. Gautam Kalidas

Fadte

UG/8, Vinayak Plaza,

Above Corporation

Bank, Bepquegal,

Quepem, Goa. H. No.

478, Nr. Nagnath

B. com, LLB

Quepem Taluka

108

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SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

Temple, Khandiwada,

Curchorem Goa

340. Richa R. Naik

Shop no. 6, Panchayat

Building, Tilamol,

Xeldem, Quepem, Goa.

H. No. 662, Dhadem

Sanvordem, Sanguem

Goa

LLB(Hons)

Quepem Taluka

341. Reema Peter Alise

2253, Carriamodi,

Cacora, Curchorem,

Quepem, Goa

Res. Add. H. No. -2289,

Pontemol, Curchorem,

Quepem Goa

LLB(Hons)

Quepem

342. Prashila Babli

Gaonkar

H. No. 39, Malkpon,

Malkarnem, Quepem

Post Office, Sanguem,

Goa.

Res. Add. H. No. 21,

Undarn, Malkarnem,

Quepem Goa

B.com,LLB,L

Sanguem Taluka

343. Roopa P. Prabhu

Desai

H. No. 190, Rivona,

Sanguem, Goa

LLB

Sanguem Taluka

344. Abhilasha Naik

Shop no. 36, 1st Floor,

Shrison Plaza Building,

Sanguem, Goa

H. No. 22, Taripanto,

Sanguem Goa

BA, LLB

Sanguem Taluka

345. Nalini Datta Dessai

Near VKS Society,

Temsodo, Dharbandora,

Goa

H. No. 87, Near Railway

Station, Thorlemol,

Kalay, Sanguem Goa

B.com, LLB,

LLM

Dharbandora

Taluka

346. Vanita Arjun

Gaonkar

H. No. 218, Barkatem,

Mollem, Dharbandora

Goa

LLB(Hons)

Dharbandora

Taluka

347. Digambar D. Naik

Madkaikar

H. No. 944, Tisk Usgao,

Goa

B.com,LLB

Dharbandora

Taluka

348. Shri Gopal Vishnu

Malik

H. No. 35, Pilyem, Tisk,

Dharbandora, Goa.

B.com,LLB

Dharbandora

Taluka

349. Shri Sudesh Vasant

Gawade

H. No. 246, Mathwada,

Okamb,

Dharbandora, Goa.

BA,LLB

Dharbandora

Taluka

350. Shri Ishwar Morto

Kurttikar

Shop no. 1, Samruddhi

Urban Co-op Society,

Dharbandora, Goa.

BGL, LLB

(Hons)

Dharbandora

Taluka

109

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10TH APRIL, 2025

Res. Add. H. No. 357,

Vagon, Kirlapal-Dabal,

Dharbandora Goa.

351. Vidhya Ravlu Gurav

Flat no. 5, Office at

Sukhsamrudhi Sankul,

Ganga Building,

Simepaine, Mardol,

Ponda, Goa.

Bsc,LLB

Ponda Taluka

352. Sameer Pundalik

Khedekar

Office no. 307, 3^rd floor,

Rajdeep Gallaria, Ponda,

Goa.

Res. Add. H. No. 679,

Akar, Mardol, Ponda Goa

Bsc,

LLB,LLM

Ponda Taluka

353. Marcel Milton Grady

Santan

Office at CS-7, Second

Floor, Fonseca Arcade,

Tisk, Ponda, Goa.

Res. Add: Flat No. RF-1,

First floor, Fonseca-

Arcade, Tisk, Ponda Goa

BA,LLB

Ponda Taluka

354. Vandana N. Jog

Office no. 317, 3rd Floor,

Rajdeep Galleria, Sadar,

Ponda, Goa.

BA, LLB

Ponda Taluka

355. Sagar Ravindra Parab

T/1, 3rd Floor, Shetye

Sankul,

Tisk Ponda, Goa

H. No. 55, Zuwarwada,

Tivrem, Marcel, Ponda

Goa

BA,LLB

Ponda Taluka

356. Mayuresh Anand

Khedekar

D-5, Shetye Sankul, Near

Ponda Mamlatdar Office,

Ponda, Goa.

H. No. 1189,

Honsowaddo, Dhakane,

Near Ganapati temple,

Madkai, Ponda Goa

Bcom, LLB

Ponda Taluka

357. Bashir Ahemedali

Herekar

Office no. F3, 1st Floor,

Ponda Commerce Center,

Ponda,

Tisk, Ponda, Goa.

B.com, LLB

Ponda Taluka

358. Siddhesh Rama

Parab

Shop no. 39, 2nd Floor,

Ponda Commerce Centre,

Tisk, Ponda, Goa.

BA,LLB

Ponda Taluka

359. Umesh Palkar

Office Add:-H. No. 369,

Savoi Verem Bazar,

Village Savoi Verem,

Ponda Goa.

Residency Add:- H. No.

467, Pali wada, Village,

Savoi verem, Ponda.

B.com, LLB

Ponda Taluka

110

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SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

360. Sunetra Babli Phadte

H. No. 39/B, Render

Wadda, Bhoma,Ponda,

Goa.

BA,LLB

Ponda Taluka

361. Vibert V. K. Noronha

H. No. 943/1, Bazar,

Shiroda,

Ponda, Goa.

LLB(Hons)

Ponda Taluka

362. Legia Noronha

3rd Floor, Ferrao Manor,

Upper Bazar, Ponda,

Goa.

Bcom, LLB

Salcete Taluka

363. Divya V Shenvi

Malkarnekar

H.No.73/M, Bagha

Davorlim,

Salcete Goa.

LLB, LLM

Salcete Taluka

364. Franny Dorethy

Rebello alias Franny

Dorethy Rebelo

Room no. A6, La

Vivenda, Old Market,

Margao, Salcete, Goa.

B.sc, LLB,

LLM

Salcete Taluka

365. Avinash Babal Dessai

BD-3, Silver Tower, Near

Cine Vishant, Aquem,

Margao, Goa.

BA, LLB

Salcete Taluka

366. Jayesh Chandu Naik

First Floor, Malbhat

Height, Malbhat,Margao

Salcete Goa.

LLB

Salcete Taluka

367. Patsy Da Silva

H. No. 13, Murmurti,

Behind Civil and

Criminal Court, Old

Market, Margao, Salcete,

Goa

Off add:-S-6, 2^nd floor,

Dr. Rafael Plaza above

eagle Wearhouse behind

Margao post office,

Margao Salcete Goa

LLB

Salcete Taluka

368. Vinita Ulhas Dessai

Comba, Cuncolim,

Salcete, Goa.

LLB

Salcete Taluka

369. Adbrona Vaz e

Valadares

112, 1st Floor, Naina

Gracias Plaza, Next to

Loyola High School,

Margao, Goa.

LLB(Hons)

Salcete Taluka

370. Amina B Aga

Shop No.5, Michalenest,

Calconda,Margao Salcete

Goa.

B.com,LLB

Salcete Taluka

371. Amarnath Desai

Flat No.2B-10, 2nd floor,

L & l Correia's, pride,

behind KFC Restaurant

near South Goa District

Headquarters, Fatorda,

P.O. Margao Goa.

B.A,LLB

Salcete Taluka

372. Aparna Shripad Pai

Patnekar

0-9, First Floor, Malbhat

Height's,Malbhat Margao

LLB

Salcete Taluka

111

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

10TH APRIL, 2025

Goa.

373. Carina Fernandes

“Casa Dona Olinda”,

Bunglow no. 3, Nr. BPS

Club, Anafont Garden,

Next to Beverly Hills,

Pajifond, Margao, Goa.

M.com, LLB

Salcete Taluka

374. Abhir Ashok

Prabhudessai

Ground Floor, Club

ABC, Abade Faria Road,

Margao, Salcete, Goa.

BA, LLB

Salcete Taluka

375. Furtado Ann Lydia

F-2 First Floor, Mayfair

Apartment, Behind

Canara Bank, Margao,

Goa.

LLB

Salcete Taluka

376. Mary Georgina

Pereira

Kartik, A-10, 3rd Floor,

Borda,

Margao, Salcete, Goa.

B.com,LLB

Salcete

377. Brenda Rodrigues

Cana alias Brenda

Rodrigues

III Floor, Dattaprasasd

Bldg, Opp. Vasant

Arcade, Behind Margao

Police Station, Margao,

Goa.

B.com, LLB

Salcete Taluka

378. Susmita S.

Bandodkar

113/B, First Floor, Radha

Enclave Bldg, Behind

Raymond Showroom,

Margao, Salcete, Goa.

R/o Rotarynagar,

Kaknamuddi, Cuncolim,

Salcete Goa.

LLB

Salcete Taluka

379. Megha Shekhar

Verenkar

Shop no. T1, Gajanand

Commercial Complex,

Near Bordeshwar Temple

(ITI), Borda, Margao,

Goa.

LLB

Salcete Taluka

380. Dnyanesh

Paramanand Karpe

SF/4, 2nd Floor, Karma

Paes Avenue, Near Civil

and Criminal Court,

Vasco-da-Gama, Goa.

LLM,LLB

Mormugao

Taluka

381. Sebastiao Walter

Rebello

Office no. 47, 2nd Floor,

Apna Bazar, Vasco, Goa.

B.com, LLB

Mormugao

Taluka

382. Clarita D'Mello e

Alfonso

Flat no. 6, Plot no.

721/A, Airport Road,

Chicalim, Goa.

BA, LLB

Mormugao

Taluka

383. Laxmikant S. Salkar

H. No. 145, Non-Mon,

Kariwada, Vasco, Goa.

B.com, LLB

Mormugao

Taluka

384. Swati A. Karekar

Shop no. 1, H. NO, 225,

Near CHLD Colony,

LLB

Mormugao

Taluka

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Headland, Sada, Vasco,

Goa.

385. Ms. Sonia V. Redkar

@ Sonia S. Keloskar

First Floor, Melquides

Building,

Vasco-da-Gama.

BA, LLB

Mormugao

Taluka

386. Shri Satish Jagannath

Parulekar

Shop no. 2, Ground

Floor,

Sulaksha Apartments,

Mangr Hill, Vasco, Goa.

BA, LLB

Mormugao

Taluka

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Department of Personnel

Order

On the recommendation of the Goa Services Board, the Governor of Goa is pleased to order the transfer

and posting of the following officers in the cadre of Mamlatdar/Joint Mamlatdar/Vigilance Officer, in public

interest, with immediate effect:-

Sr.

No.

Name and present posting of the officer

Posted as

Shri Ramkrishna S. Salgaonkar,

Joint Mamlatdar-I, Tiswadi

Jt. Mamlatdar-III, Tiswadi

Shri Dattaprasad S. Toraskar Joint

Mamlatdar-III, Tiswadi

Joint Mamlatdar-I, Tiswadi

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.

Raghuraj A. Faldesai, Under Secretary (Personnel-I).

Porvorim, 28th March, 2025.

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Order

Read:- Memorandum No. 5/39/2024-PER dated 13/03/2025.

On the recommendation of the Goa Public Service Commission as conveyed vide its letter no.

COM/I/5/42(1)/2007/Part File-1/396 dated 06/03/2012, the Governor of Goa is pleased to appoint the

following candidates as Junior Scale Officer of Goa Civil Service, (Group ‘A’ Gazetted) under the

Government of Goa notionally w.e.f. 23/05/2012, in the pay scale of PB-3, Rs. 15600-39100 plus grade pay

Rs. 5400/- in view of the order dated 12/02/2025 passed by the Hon’ble High Court of Bombay at Goa in Writ

Petition No. 616/2012, Writ Petition No. 568/2012 and Criminal Writ Petition No. 125/2016 in terms of the

consent terms filed subject to fulfillment of all conditions such as Medical Examination, Character Certificate,

Caste Certificate and other verification as the case may be:-

1) Shri Brucelee Jesus Nazario Savio Quadros

No. 15/2/2020-PER/927

Date: 01-Apr-2025

5/39/2024-PER/900

Date: 28-Mar-2025

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2) Shri Praveen Prakash Shirodkar

3) Shri Nilesh Bhagwant Naik (OBC)

4) Shri Daulatrao Vijayrao Rane Sardesai (CFF)

2) Their pay will be fixed in accordance with the Central Civil Service (Revised pay) Rules, 2008 in

accordance with the terms stipulated in the Offer of Appointment read in the preamble and in terms of the

consent terms filed before the Hon’ble High Court of Bombay at Goa in Writ Petition No. 616/2012, Writ

Petition No. 568/2012 and Criminal Writ Petition No. 125/2016.

3) The appointment of the above candidates shall be subject to verification of their Character and

Antecedents and production of fitness certificate from the Medical Board, Goa Medical College, Bambolim.

4) The appointment shall also be subject to all the conditions stipulated in the Offer of Appointment read

in the preamble.

5) The above candidates shall be on probation for a period of two years with effect from their date of

joining, during which they shall undergo a departmental training and shall have to pass the Departmental

Examination prescribed under the rules.

6) The pay and allowances of the above candidates shall be debited to the Budget Head controlled by the

concerned Department wherever they are posted from time to time, or as per specific orders issued by

Personnel Department.

7) The above candidates shall join their duties in the Personnel Department, within a period of fifteen days

from the date of receipt of this order.

By Order and in the name of the Governor of Goa

Raghuraj A. Faldesai, Under Secretary (Personnel-I).

Porvorim, 28th March, 2025.

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Order

The Governor of Goa is pleased to grant further extension in service to Shri. Santosh H. Fadte, Deputy

Conservator of Forest (Planning and Statistics), Forest Department beyond the date of his superannuation for a

period of six months w.e.f. 01/04/2025 to 30/09/2025, in public interest. This order is subject to Vigilance

Clearance from Vigilance Department, concurrence of Finance Department and approval of Council of

Ministers.

The extension is further subject to termination without assigning any reasons during the period of

extension.

By order and in the name of the Governor of Goa

Raghuraj A. Faldesai, Under Secretary (Personnel-II).

Porvorim, 28th March, 2025

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Order

The Governor of Goa is pleased to grant further extension in service to Shri. Nelson Albuquerque,

Superintendent of Police, Goa Police Service, Police Department beyond the date of his superannuation for a

period of five months w.e.f. 01/04/2025 to 31/08/2025, in public interest. This order is subject to Vigilance

Clearance from Vigilance Department, concurrence of Finance Department and approval of Council of

Ministers.

13/12/2024-PER/911

Date: 28-Mar-2025

13/04/2025-PER(Part)/910

Date: 28-Mar-2025

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The extension is further subject to termination without assigning any reasons during the period of

extension.

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

Raghuraj A. Faldesai, Under Secretary (Personnel-II).

Porvorim, 28th March, 2025.

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Department of Public Grievances

Notification

In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-sections (1) and (2) of section 4 and clause (b) of section 2 of

the Goa (Right of Citizen to Time–Bound Delivery of Public Services) Act, 2013 (Goa Act 19 of 2013), read

with section 21 of the General Clauses Act, 1897 (Central Act 10 of 1897), the Government of Goa hereby

amends the Government Notification No. 41/1/2022/PG(Notification)/235 dated 31/10/2022, published in the

Official Gazette, Series II No. 31, dated 03/11/2022 (hereinafter referred to as the “principal Notification”) as

follows, namely:-

In the Schedule to the principal Notification, under the heading “Department of Industries”, after the

existing entries at serial No. 136A, the following shall be inserted, namely:-

e. Goa Investment Promotion and Facilitation Board (Goa-IPB)

136B

Query Handling

OSD to Goa-

IPB

7 days

Chief Executive

Officer, Goa-

IPB

136C

Grievance

Handling

OSD to Goa-

IPB

15 days

Chief Executive

Officer, Goa-

IPB

This Notification shall come into force on the date of it’s publication in the Official Gazette.

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

Prasad Volvoikar, Director (Public Grievances) & Ex-Officio Jt. Secretary to the Government.

Porvorim, 26th March, 2025.

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Department of Revenue

Order

Read : Order No. 35/01/01/2024-RD/664 dated 08/07/2024

Sanction of the Government is hereby accorded to the Stock Holding Corporation of India Limited

(SHCIL) to appoint National E-governance Service Limited (NeSL) as its “Authorised Collection Centre” for

online payment of stamp duty through SCHIL for following Non– Registrable documents.

41/1/2022/PG(Notification)/1489

Date: 26-Mar-2025

35/01/01/2024-RD/1893

Date: 04-Apr-2025

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Sr.

No.

Article No. as per

Schedule 1 per the Indian

Stamp Act, 1899

Description

Acknowledgement

Affidavit

5(d)

Agreement or memorandum of agreement relating to

secure the repayment of loan made by bank/Finance

company

Agreement or any other document (memorandum etc.,)

relating to the deposit of title deeds, pawn or pledge

relating to movable property.

Bond

Composition Deed

Debenture

Further Charge relating to movable property

Indemnity-bond

10.

34 (a) (i)

Lease less than one year

11.

Bank guarantee/Letter of credit

12.

Letter of License

13.

Mortgage deed without possession/Hypothecation on deed

relating to movable property

14.

Power of attorney relating to movable property

15.

Re-conveyance of Mortgage relating to movable property

16.

Respondentia Bond

17.

Security Bond

18.

Award

This supersedes the earlier Order No. 35/01/01/2024–RD/664 dated 08/07/2024.

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

Vrushika P. Kauthankar, Under Secretary (Revenue-I).

Porvorim, 4th April, 2025.

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Directorate of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship

Sub:- Re -Constitution of State Apprenticeship Council Regd…

In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) and sub-section (4) of Section 24 of the

Apprentices Act, 1961, and in supersession of the notification of the State Government dated 25^th May, 2017

the Government of Goa is pleased to re-constitute the State Apprenticeship Council, as under:-

3/1694/ATS/2024/09

Date: 04-Apr-2025

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Minister of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship

Chairman

Secretary of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship Department

Vice Chairman

State Apprenticeship Advisor/Director-Skill Development &

Entrepreneurship

Member Secretary

Other Members:-

Representatives of employers in establishments in the Public Sector:

(i)

Chairman, Mormugao Port Trust, Vasco-Goa

Member

(ii)

Chairman, Goa Shipyard Limited, Vasco-Goa

Member

(iii)

Chairman, Economic Development Corporation Limited, Panaji-

Goa

Member

(iv)

Chairman, Kadamba Transport Corporation Limited, Panaji-Goa

Member

Representatives of employers in establishments in the Private Sector:-

(i)

Chairman, Dempo Group of Companies, Goa

Member

(ii)

Chief Manufacturing Officer, Zuari Industries Limited,

Zuarinagar-Goa

Member

(iii)

Director-Corporate Human Resources, Taj Group of Hotels,

Sinquerim, Bardez-Goa

Member

(iv)

The General Manager, M.R.F. Limited, Ponda-Goa

Member

Representatives of Central Government:

(i)

The Director-Apprenticeship Training Directorate General of

Training, Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship,

Government of India, New Delhi.

Member

(ii)

The Regional Director, Regional Directorate of Apprenticeship

Training (Western Region), Government of India, Sion-Mumbai

Member

Representatives of State Government:

(i)

Principal Chief Engineer, Public Works Department, Panaji-Goa

Member

(ii)

Labour Commissioner Department of Labour and Employment,

Panaji-Goa

Member

(iii)

Director, The Directorate of Industries, Trade and Commerce,

Panaji-Goa

Member

Persons having special knowledge and experience in the matters relating to Industry,

Labour and Technical Education:

(i)

President, Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) Goa State Office

(Western Region), 1st Floor, Salgaocar Centre, Rua de Ourém,

Panaji-Goa

Member

(ii)

President, Goa State Industries Association (GSIA), Panaji-Goa

Member

Representatives of the Board of Technical Education or the State Council of Technical

Education:

(i)

Chairman, Board of Technical Education (Goa State) or his

Representative, Porvorim-Goa

Member

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(ii)

Chairman, Goa Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary

Education or his Representative, Porvorim-Goa

Member

Representatives of State Government Institutions: -

(i)

Director or his Representative, Department of Education,Porvorim

Goa.

Member

The terms of reference of the council shall be as follows:-

Review from time to time the implementation of the programme of Apprenticeship Training and

make recommendations to the Central Apprenticeship Council (through the State Government)

for possible improvements and/or modifications considered necessary in the standards of

training already laid down.

Conduct periodical inspection of establishments, where the Apprenticeship Training

programmes are in operation, with a view to finding out, if the requirements for Apprenticeship

Training laid down in the Act and the Rules made thereunder are being observed.

Arrange for the collection, dissemination and display of any useful information pertaining to

the training of apprentices.

Arrange for the periodical assessment of the requirement for trained persons in the industries.

On the basis of such assessment, make recommendations to the Central Apprenticeship Council

(through the State Government), regarding the additional trades, which should be specified as

designated trades and the areas and industries, which should be covered by the Act.

Generally to assist the Central Apprenticeship Council in the discharge of its responsibilities.

The term of the council shall be three years from the date of Publication of this notification in the official

Gazette. The non-official members who attend the meeting/s shall be paid honorarium of Rs. 1,500/- per

meeting-sitting and no other TA/DA shall be payable.

S.S. Gaonkar, Director (SD&E)/State Apprenticeship Advisor .

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Department of Town and Country Planning

Notification

Read:

1. No. 36/18/353/17(2)/Chopdem/17/1(Part)/TCP/2025/173 dated 04-Apr-2025.

Whereas, the Town and Country Planning Department received Application dated 05/02/2024 of Brahm Agro Terra

Projects Limited (hereinafter referred to as “the Applicant”), under sub-section (2) of section 17 of the Goa Town and

Country Planning Act, 1974 (Act 21 of 1975) for correction of inconsistent/incoherent zoning in the Regional Plan for

Goa-2021 (RPG-2021) in respect of the plot of land as specified in detail in columns (2) to (5) of the Table below:

TABLE

Sr.

No.

Survey No. &

Sub Division No.

Name of

Village

Name of Taluka

Name of

District

Alteration/modification

carried out to the RPG-

2021

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

17/1 (Part)

Chopdem

Pernem

North

Settlement Zone

And whereas, the rectifications/corrections as requested in the said Application by the Applicant were

scrutinized and recommendation of the Expert Committee alongwith the Report from registered professionals

was submitted to the Government for decision;

36/18/353/17(2)/Chopdem/17/1(Part)/TCP/2025/173

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And whereas, the Government considered the said Reports and it was of the opinion that

alterations/modifications as specified in column (6) of the above Table corresponding to survey numbers as

specified in column (2) of said Table were necessary to be carried out to the RPG-2021 for the purpose of

rectifying inadvertent errors that have occurred, and for correction of inconsistent/incoherent zoning proposals

in the RPG-2021 and as such on 11/06/2024, the Government directed the Chief Town Planner (Planning) to

carry out alterations/modifications as specified in column (6) of the above Table to the RPG-2021;

And whereas, the rates of processing fees and other fees for correction of inconsistent/incoherent zoning

in the Regional Plan for Goa-2021 (RPG-2021) were notified vide the Government Notification No.

21/1/TCP/GTCPACT(PART)/897 dated 15/03/2023, published in Official Gazette, (Supplement), Series I No.

50, dated 16/03/2023;

And whereas, the said Government Notification No. 21/1/TCP/GTCPACT(PART)/897 dated 15/03/2023

came into force on the date of its publication in the Official Gazette i.e., 16/03/2023;

And whereas, the said rates have been revised vide the Government Notification No.

21/1/TCP/GTCPACT/2023/579 dated 28/03/2024, published in Official Gazette, (Supplement), Series I No.

52, dated 28/03/2024;

And whereas, the said Government Notification No. 21/1/TCP/GTCPACT/2023/579 dated 28/03/2024

came into force on the date of its publication in the Official Gazette i.e., 28/03/2024;

And whereas, the Town and Country Planning Department carried out the assessment of fee payable in

respect of the said Application dated 05/02/2024 of the Applicant as per the rate notified in the Government

Notification No. 21/1/TCP/GTCPACT(PART)/897 dated 15/03/2023, published in Official Gazette,

(Supplement), Series I No. 50, dated 16/03/2023, by considering the rate of fee which was applicable on the

date of receipt of the said Application i.e. 05/02/2024 and accordingly issued Assessment Order No.

36/18/353/17(2)/Chopdem/17/1(P)/TCP/2024/1243 dated 11/06/2024 and collected fee of Rs. 1,79,00,000/-

(Rupees One crore and seventy nine lakhs only) from the Applicant;

And whereas, the Department of Finance (Revenue and Control) vide letter No. 21/9/2024-

Fin(R&C)/26193 dated 01/08/2024 and letter No. 21/9/2024-Fin(R&C)/26638 dated 24/09/2024 requested and

clarified to the Town and Country Planning Department to collect fees as published in Official Gazette dated

28/03/2024 for all applications approved after that date i.e., 28/03/2024;

And whereas, in view of the said letters received from the Department of Finance (Revenue and Control),

the Government directed that fees to be collected as published in the Official Gazette dated 28/03/2024 for all

proposals considered for assessment of fees after that date;

And whereas, in view of the aforesaid letters of the Department of Finance (Revenue and Control) and

direction of the Government, the Town and Country Planning Department re-assessed the fee payable in

respect of the said Application dated 05/02/2024 of the Applicant as per the revised rate notified in the

Government Notification No. 21/1/TCP/GTCPACT/2023/579 dated 28/03/2024 and accordingly issued

another Assessment Order No. 36/18/353/17(2)/ Chopdem/17/1(P)/TCP/2024/103 dated 26/02/2025 along

with e-challan No. 202500145132 dated 26/02/2025 to the Applicant requesting him to deposit an additional

fee of Rs. 7,16,00,000 (Rupees Seven crores and sixteen lakhs only) within 7 days of issue of Order, by way of

e-challan as enclosed therewith and informing that on failure to do so, further decision as regards to

correction/rectification of zone as notified vide Official Gazette, Series II No. 13, dated 27/06/2024 shall be

taken for the property referred in the said Order;

And whereas, the said Assessment Order No. 36/18/353/17(2)/Chopdem/17/1(P)/TCP/ /2024/103 dated

26/02/2025 was duly received by the Applicant;

And whereas, the said matter of non-payment of the additional fee of Rs. 7,16,00,000/- (Rupees Seven

crores and sixteen lakhs only) by the Applicant was placed before the 213^th meeting of the Goa Town and

Country Planning Board held on 07/03/2025 and the Goa Town and Country Planning Board recommended

that if the applicant has not paid the additional fees, the rectification carried out in respect of the plot of land

specified against serial No. 1 of the Table of the Government Notification No. 36/18/17(2)/Notification

(4)/TCP-2024/1264 dated 19/06/2024, published in the Official Gazette, Series II No. 13, dated 27/06/2024

needs to be rescinded;

And whereas, the said recommendation of the Goa Town and Country Planning Board was submitted to

the Government decision, whereupon, the Government upon noticing that the applicant has neglected and

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failed to deposit the said additional fee within the given time, has decided that the Government Notification

No. 36/18/17(2)/Notification(4)/TCP-2024/1264 dated 19/06/2024, published in the Official Gazette, Series II

No. 13, dated 27/06/2024, to the extent of the correction/rectification of zone carried out in respect of the plot

of land specified against serial No. 1 of the Table of the said Government Notification No.

36/18/17(2)/Notification(4)/TCP-2024/1264 dated 19/06/2024 to be rescinded;

Now, therefore, as decided 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) read with section 21 of the General Clauses Act,

1897 (10 of 1897), the Government Notification No. 36/18/17(2)/Notification(4)/TCP-2024/1264 dated

19/06/2024, published in the Official Gazette, Series II No. 13, dated 27/06/2024, is hereby rescinded only to

the extent of the correction/rectification of zone carried out in respect of the plot of land specified against entry

at serial No. 1 of the Table of the said Government Notification No. 36/18/17(2)/Notification (4)/TCP-

2024/1264 dated 19/06/2024.

This Notification shall come into force with immediate effect.

Rajesh J. Naik, Chief Town Planner (Planning).

Panaji, 4th April, 2025.

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Department of Urban Development

Municipal Administration

In supersession of earlier Notification No. 10/369/2018-DMA/Part/3198 dated 29^th January, 2025

published in the Official Gazette- Government of Goa , Series II No. 45 dated 06^th February, 2025, the revised

Notification of Ponda Municipal Town Vending Committee members, is as follows :

Sr. No.

Name

Designation

Chief Officer, Ponda Municipal Council

Chairperson

Three Member of Local Authority

a) Shri. Anand P. Naik, Councillor & Member of Local Authority

Member

b) Shri. Rupak Desai, Councillor & Member of Local Authority

Member

c) Smt. Jyoti A. Naik, Councillor & Member of Local Authority

Member

Collector, South Goa or his representative

a) Mamlatdar of Ponda Taluka

Member

Chairman of Planning & Development Authority or his representative

a) D’man Gr. I

Member

Chief of Traffic Police and General Police or their representative

a) Police Inspector, Traffic Cell Ponda

Member

b) Police Sub Inspector, Ponda Police Station

Member

11 Representatives of Street Vendors Association

10/369/2018-DMA/Part-I/032

Date: 03-Apr-2025

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a) Mumtaz A. Khan, Female (General) representative of Street Vendor

Association

Member

b) Jyoti S. Dhekne, Female (General) representative of Street Vendor

Association

Member

c) Priya Arvind Naik, Female (OBC) representative of Street Vendor

Association

Member

d) Shambhu S. Naik, Male (OBC) representative of Street Vendor

Association

Member

e) Vishwanath Yedvi, Male (General) representative of Street Vendor

Association

Member

f) Maruti Narvekar, Male (General) representative of Street Vendor

Association

Member

g) Pramad J. Shrivant, Male (OBC) representative of Street Vendor

Association

Member

h) Paresh Ramesh Mamletdar, Male (OBC) representative of Street Vendor

Association

Member

i) Sonu Rama Gaude, Male (ST) representative of Street Vendor

Association

Member

j) Maruti Rama Tendulkar, Male (ST) representative of Street Vendor

Association

Member

k) Vaishnavi V. Shet, Female (General) representative of Street Vendor

Association

Member

Representative of Municipal Market & Trade Association

a) Shri. Gharu Sawant, Secretary of Amchi Vyapari Sanghatana, Ponda

(Market)

Member

b) Shri. Brahmanand Naik, Secretary of Ponda Business & Professional

Forum (Trade)

Member

Two Representatives of NGO and One Representative of CBO

a) Smt. Sushanti alias Anita Sudesh Kawlekar, President, Nari

Shakti/Asara Foundation Trust (NGO)

Member

b) Shri. Rajshekhar A. Nagaral, Treasurer, Rotaract Club of Ponda (NGO)

Member

c) Shri. Manoj Gaonkar, President, Green Army Foundation Community

Based Organization (CBO)

Member

Two Representative of Resident Welfare Association (RWA)

a) Shri. Rasikumar T. S. Parkar, Chairman, Rajangan Co-op. Housing

Society, Ponda (RWA)

Member

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b) Shri. Vithal G. Naik, President, Ponda Gharkul Co-op. Housing Society

Ltd., (RWA)

Member

10.

One Representatives of Nationalized Lead Bank

a) Branch Head, IDBI Bank, Ponda

Member

11.

Medical Officer, Primary Health Centre Ponda

Member

Secretary

Brijesh Manerkar, Director of Municipal Administration/Urban Development Ex-Officio Joint Secretary

to Government of Goa.

Panaji, 03^rd April, 2025.

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