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Telaulim renews demand for flyover

The Telaulim gram sabha on Sunday adopted a resolution demanding a flyover over the proposed western bypass at Coldem for the benefit of the residents of Coldem, Belem and Dialgona.


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At the Sunday gram sabha chaired by Sarpanch Steven Goes, the members were unanimous in their demand for a bypass at Coldem. They pointed out that the residents will be put to great hardships to cross the bypass once the western bypass is commissioned for traffic.
Sarpanch Goes informed that the residents have made a forceful plea for the construction of the flyover on the western bypass to streamline traffic after the commissioning of the bypass.
He pointed out that the residents have raised a genuine issue since the traffic situation at Coldem will only aggravate after the bypass is commissioned.
This is the second time that the Telaulim gram sabha has adopted a resolution demanding a bypass at Coldem. The sarpanch pointed out that the resolution adopted by the gram sabha will be sent to the government authorities for necessary acion.
Meanwhile, the gram sabha adopted a resolution moved by former sarpanch Zacarias Goes demanding the preparation of a village map showing all the interior roads of the village.
The gram sabha also adopted another resolution saying that conversion of agricultural land should be allowed in exceptional cases when the land in question was to be utilized for genuine public utility projects.
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Nuisance of broken beer bottles dominates Nachinola meet

The nuisance of empty and broken beer bottles dominated the Nachinola gram sabha on Sunday with Panchayat Secretary, Cliffton Azavedo making a strong appeal to the citizens to desist from dumping bottles in public places.

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Published Oct 9, 2017, 5:41 PM IST
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MAPUSAThe issue came up after former deputy sarpanch, Deepa Madkaikar grilled the sarpanch and panchayat members about the significance of Swacch Bharat Abhiyan. "We found broken and empty beer bottles and even beer cans dumped at various public spots like park, football ground, below the overhead water tank and at the tollem (pond)," Azavedo said. "Two rickshaws full of such bottles and cans were collected by the panchayat and dispatched to the Science and Technology dept,"…

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