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Fate of projects seeking ECs uncertain

The term of the Goa State Environment Impact Assessment Authority (SEIAA) and the State Expert Appraisal Committee (SEAC) which assists the Authority is set to expire on December 9 plunging into uncertainty the fate of projects that seek environmental clearance in the State.

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The Authority which is responsible for granting environmental clearances as per the Environment Impact Assessment Notification 2006 for all categories of projects coming within its purview is a three member body currently headed by one Pramod Phatak one member and a member secretary who is the Director of Environment.

The authority, was appointed on December 9 in 2013 through a notification from the central government and its most recent decision was granting approval to the third Mandovi Bridge following directions from the National Green Tribunal.

The 10-member SEAC, which offers recommendations to the SEIAA headed by Prof Antonio Jaime Afonso was also notified in the same notification and will also expire when its term ends on December 9.

The two bodies are to be joined notified by the central government’s ministry of environment and forests.

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Goan HRs run for armed forces

The Goan Network
Published Dec 6, 2016, 12:00 AM IST
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Goan HRs run for armed forcesPANAJI: Around 20 HR professionals from reputed organizations from various parts of Goa participated in the 'Run for Jawaan' 5 km marathon organised at Panaji by Event Basket in association with all Goa Ex-Servicemen Welfare Association as a mark of respect for the armed forces and the martyrs.The idea of HRs participating in the event was given by Priya Shetye, HR at Marpol. Dattaraj Samant, HR at Medispray, Kishan Pednekar, HR at MRF, Ashwini…

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