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Govt gears up to implement delivery of services act

The Revenue department is expected to implement the Goa (right of citizens to time-bound delivery of public services) Act from April onwards.


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The Department is also looking at adopting various measures making it interactive for the common man. 
Nonetheless, CCTVs are also likely to be installed in all offices of the department soon as a security measure.   
Aiming at streamlining the working in the department, Revenue Minister Rohan Khaunte held a meeting with the collectors of North and South Goa, deputy collectors, mamlatdars and other officials of the department.   
Speaking to The Goan, Khaunte said, “The meeting was mainly to streamline the department and measures to be adopted in a bid to make life easy for the common man. For the department to change, we need to introduce 
various reforms.”   
Speaking further, he said, “Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar has already outlined a few things in the budget. To immediately implement some of these, we have shared the model to operate so that people in the system 
are equipped with the ideas what we want to flow down the line. 
E-district is the software which will take care of the entire e-governance like mutation and various other activities within the ambit of the Revenue department.”   
Additionally, Khaunte also said that his department would be one of the first to implement the right to 
Time Bound Delivery of Services Act.   
Nonetheless, various measures will be adopted by the department like a grievance cell, a kiosk, an e-mail to address grievances of the people.  
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Act against late-night parties: Collector

Says she is in receipt of complaints by parents of wards preparing for SSC exam

the goan I network
Published Mar 28, 2017, 4:18 AM IST
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PERNEM North Goa District Collector Nila Mohanan has instructed officials to take stringent action against those involved in late night musical parties causing hardship to students preparing for their SSC exams which begin from April 1.   She was addressing a meeting of the North Goa Sound Pollution Control Committee (NGSPCC) in the presence of North Goa Superintendent of Police Kartik Kashyap, DySP Mahesh Gaonkar, DySP Nelson Albuquerque and Deputy Collector…

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