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GSIDC plans 3 infrastructure projects

The Goa State Infrastructure Development Corporation (GSIDC) has decided to take up three infrastructure development projects in the State “ a bridge between Loliem and Poinguinim, aquamarine amusement park in Benaulim and landscaping of D B Bandodkar Road in Panaji.

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The approval was granted to these three projects at GSIDC meeting held on Tuesday. Speaking to media persons after the meeting, GSIDC Chairman Pramod Sawant said, “We had a meeting today and decided to take up construction of a bridge between Loliem and Poinguinim in Canacona, and aquamarine amusement park in Benaulim and landscaping of the D B Bandodkar Road.” “The park at Benaulim is proposed to be set up on PPP module. As far as GSIDC s contribution to the project is concerned, it will be providing 11 acres of land. The cost of the project will be determined. We are looking for partners now. There will be no burden on the State government,” he informed. While the proposal for landscaping of D B Bandodkar Marg has been sent to the Corporation of City of Panaji for obtaining NOC, the proposal of the Rs 10-crore bridge between Loliem and Poinguinim has been sent to the State Government for approval. Additionally, GSIDC has also taken up renovation of government primary schools and government high schools, which is nearing completion. “We have already taken up nearly 300 government primary schools for renovation and nearly Rs 80 crore have been spent on the repairs and renovation,” he said.
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Agitating para teachers up ante, demand regularisation of jobs

Determined to get their jobs regularised after working for 10 years on contract, the 75 para teachers protesting outside Chief Minister Laxmikant Parsekar s residence in Altinho,

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Published May 25, 2016, 5:45 AM IST
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PANAJI Panaji, have resolved to continue their strike till the demands are met, despite the chief minister offering to renew their contracts for another year.Speaking to media persons, the Goa Para Teachers Association (GPTA) member Smita Desai said she along with the other teachers were employed under the Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan which was later discontinued but were kept on as contract teachers for English at various primary schools in the State. “For 10 years we ve been…

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