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Panaji multi-level car parking facility soft-launch on May 9

The much ambitious multi-level car-parking project of Panaji will be soft-launched on May 9, but full operations is expected only by the last week of May.

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The car-park opposite Santa Monica jetty is expected to sort out a lot of traffic congestion which happens because tourists, who go to casinos in Mandovi river and boat-rides, park their cars on the main road, sometimes even on the pavement, resulting in a lot 
of chaos.
Spread over 13,556 square meters, the multi-level car-park has ground, plus three floors, and over and above that it even has a terrace, where cars can be parked as well. Overall, 462 cars can be parked at this car park. Besides, additional 33 cars can be accommodated in the open space outside MLC building.   
Dilip Parulekar, tourism minister, said, “The soft-launch of multi-level car parking project in Panaji will take place on May 9, at 10:30 am. Apart from it, we are planning to create multi-level car parking projects even at Calangute, Anjuna and Colva as these places get a lot of vehicles from outside of Goa, which creates parking issues. We are even planning to get funding for the same from the Central government.”   
When asked what will be the parking charges at multi-level car-parking at Panaji, Parulekar replied, “Tendering process will decide the parking charges.”   
The tendering process will finalise the private company, which will take care of running of the multi-level car-parking project.
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MGP will support BBSM cause: Sudin

Sudin Dhavalikar from the Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party (MGP) said the party would stand by the Bharatiya Bhasha Suraksha Manch (BBSM) reiterating their stand against funds to English medium schools.

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Published May 4, 2016, 4:51 AM IST
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the goan I networkPANAJI“We are all for local languages and back BBSM and their demands. We are only for two languages: Konkani and Marathi and we do not want grants to be given to English medium schools,” he said.Speaking to media persons, Dhavalikar also pointed to the issue of MoI being discussed with Chief Minister Laxmikant Parsekar during a meeting. The Chief Minister however stood his ground and turned down any stoppage of grants to English medium schools.MGP who are…

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