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Goa Forward agenda reflects in CMP meet

Sardesai said that the agenda included nominating the coconut tree as the state tree as well as ensuring that the local government has the power to grant permissions for development along the river banks of nationalised waterways


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The first meeting of alliance partners to decide on a “common minimum programme” was held at the Chief Minister’s official residence at Altinho.   
Emerging from the meeting, Goa Forward leader Vijai Sardesai said that the “motto” of the government would be “sabka saath sabka vikas” along with “Goenkarponn” that would determine the policies of the current government.   
“This is about having a government that is both sensitive and responsive to the people of Goa as well as committed to world class infrastructure for the people which includes water and electricity, roads and a comprehensive mobility plan for the state of Goa,” 
Sardesai said.   
Speaking about his pet issues that of the coconut tree and nationalisation of rivers, Sardesai said that the agenda included nominating the coconut tree as the state tree as well as ensuring that the local government has the power to grant permissions for development along the river banks of nationalised waterways.   
Besides this, all sensitive permissions issued by the Investment Promotion Board would be reviewed and the Investment Promotion Board itself would be renewed through ‘tightening of the screws’.   
“We hope to come out with a comprehensive document by Statehood Day on May 30,” Sardesai said.   
The meeting was also attended by Sudin Dhavalikar as a representative of the MGP. 
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Traffic police told to survey Mapusa roads

Deputy Collector, Chandrakant Shetkar has directed the traffic police to conduct a survey and identify spots in order to fix appropriate traffic signboards, signals and zebra crossing in the Mapusa municipal area.

The Goan Network
Published Apr 20, 2017, 6:30 PM IST
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MAPUSA:  At the public grievance meeting, a number of concerned citizens raised the issue of rise in accidents and public’s scant disregard to follow traffic rules.   “Many motorists use halogen and blue lights during the night which blind the motorists travelling from the opposite side,” said Adv Mahesh Rane and urged the traffic police to act tough against such offenders.   Another concerned resident, Shyamsundar Karekar stated that motorists ride…

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