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13 new jetties proposed in Goa

Chief Minister, Manohar Parrikar, has informed that 13 new jetties are proposed in Goa. Parrikar was responding to a question tabled during the monsoon session of the Assembly.


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These jetties are proposed at Ribandar, Old Goa, Banastarim, Borim, Shiroda, Durbhat, Cortalim, Piligaon, Aldona and Chapora. These also include extension of Captain of Ports jetty at Panaji.
The new jetties are being constructed as some jetties are old and in dilapidated condition, which makes them unsafe for people. The construction of new jetties will give a huge boost to inland water transport infrastructure in the state.
Parrikar also informed that four floating jetties, under 50:50 central government funding scheme, are proposed in the State.
These include extension of Captain of Ports jetty at Panaji and Old Goa, jetty opposite of Dempo House Panaji (Mandovi River) and jetty in Chapora River at west side of the Siolim - Chopdem bridge.
It is also reported that three new jetties are equipped with fire fighting system to make them safer.
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Enough mamlatdars for tenancy cases: Khaunte

Revenue Minister Rohan Khaunte on Friday insisted that the state has adequate mamlatdars to deal with tenancy cases and that of 53 posts of mamlatdars 51 are filled with two being vacant as no candidates could be found for the reserved seats.

The Goan Network
Published Jul 22, 2017, 3:34 AM IST
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the goan I networkPANAJI Speaking during a discussion on a resolution move by opposition legislators led by Pratapsingh Rane seeking that the government appoint additional mamlatdars to clear the backlog of tenancy and mundkar cases since the government is referring the cases from the civil courts to the executive magistrates, Khaunte said that with many services now being IT enabled, the mamlatdars had more free time to hear tenancy cases. "Even now the sanctioned strength…

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