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Govt seeks time till March 2021 to finalise CZMPs

PANAJI

The controversial issue of finalising Coastal Zone Management Plans which stirred up the greens, fishing communities and others over a year ago continues to keep the Goa government in a bind, forcing it to seek time from the National Green Tribunal.

In an application, the Goa government has now sought another 11 months time from the National Green Tribunal (NGT) until March 10 next year to finalise the CZMPs.

The Covid-19 pandemic and the lockdown is the reason proffered by the government for not yet finalising the plans for the coastal and other riverine villages governed by Coastal zone Regulation laws. 

In its application filed earlier this week, the government has also given an assurance to the NGT that no permissions for development in coastal areas are being granted and yhat no violations will occur until the CZMPs are finalised.

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Sudin objects to salinity study of Mhadei river, says its not right time <Sudin salinity study Mhadei>

THE GOAN NETWORK
Published Sep 19, 2020, 12:28 AM IST
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PANAJIRaising suspicion over salinity study in Mhadei river basin at the end of rainy season, former Public Works Department minister Sudin Dhavalikar while objecting to such study has alleged that this may be the backdoor plan to allow Karnataka in diverting Mhadei River.On Thursday, two scientists from the National Institute of Hydrology, Roorkee have visited to conduct a salinity study in Mhadei river basin.“Goa witnesses one of the highest rainfalls in India, and just…

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