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Chimbel IT Park conceptual master plan awaiting TCP approval, states RTI reply

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The Info Tech Corporation of Goa (ITG) has informed in a reply to a right-to-information (RTI) application that the conceptual master plan of the upcoming IT Park at Chimbel is awaiting Town and Country Planning Department's approval.
When asked about the status of Chimbel IT Park, ITCG noted in its reply, "The conceptual master plan for the upcoming IT Park in Chimbel has been prepared and approved by the Empowered Committee. The same has been submitted by the IT Department to Dy Town Planner, Tiswadi, on November 13, 2017 for seeking technical clearance / sub division of plots for area admeasuring 65,212 square meters. The approval from Town and Country Planning Dept is awaited."
Along with the upcoming electronics city at Tuem, the IT Park in Chimbel is the other ambitious project of the state government. This park is aimed at attracting IT companies from India and around the world to invest in the state.
When it comes to IT sector, Goa has been lagging behind states like Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra. As a result of which, every year, a significant number of engineers have to leave Goa to other states in search of employment. The upcoming IT Park at Chimbel is expected to reverse this brain drain.
ITG further informed that it is in the process of finalising the land allotment regulations and building regulations with the consultant, M/s JLL for this park. Once TCP approves the IT Park's master plan and land allotment and building regulations are finalised, it is expected that the government will be able to allot plots to companies keen to set up shop in Goa.
Meanwhile, ITG also mentioned in the RTI reply that no infrastructural work has been started till date for the IT Park at Chimbel.
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Final count: 86 shacks totally damaged

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Published Dec 10, 2017, 1:12 AM IST
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panaji The representatives of Goa Shack Owners Association (GSOA) informed that as many as 86 shacks were totally and 70 partially damaged as a result of high tides caused by cyclone Ockhi. Seby Fernandes, vice president, GSOA said, "We request the government to compensate those shack operators, who suffered total damage, at the earliest." A lot of shacks saw everything right from their structure, platform to kitchen equipment being damaged by the cyclone, which fall in the…

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