Constituency No: 18
Constituency Name: Poriem
| Date of Birth: | 28th January 1939 |
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| Assembly | Constituency | Party | Votes Polled | Votes Received | Won By | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Seventh Legislative Assembly 2017 16 Mar 2017 to 12 Mar 2022 |
Poriem |
Indian National Congress |
27596 |
14977 |
4066 |
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Sixth Legislative Assembly 2012 19 Mar 2012 to 14 Mar 2017 |
Poriem |
Indian National Congress |
24542 |
13722 |
2497 |
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Fifth Legislative Assembly 2007 15 Jun 2007 to 8 Mar 2012 |
Poriem |
Indian National Congress |
18122 |
10605 |
3736 |
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Fourth Legislative Assembly 2002 12 Jun 2002 to 8 Jun 2007 |
Poriem |
Indian National Congress |
16378 |
9126 |
2569 |
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Third Legislative Assembly 1999 3 Jun 1999 to 31 May 2002 |
Poriem |
Indian National Congress |
14858 |
7875 |
4458 |
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Second Legislative Assembly 1995 |
Poriem |
Indian National Congress |
14271 |
7268 |
1428 |
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First Legislative Assembly 1990 |
Poriem |
Indian National Congress |
12470 |
7231 |
2105 |
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Sixth Legislative Assembly of Goa Daman & Diu-1985 |
10-Sattari |
Indian National Congress |
15455 |
7769 |
3130 |
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Fifth Legislative Assembly Of Goa, Daman & Diu-1980 |
10-Sattari |
Indian National Congress |
12432 |
5283 |
2072 |
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Fourth Legislative Assembly Of Goa, Daman & Diu-1977 |
10-Sattari |
Indian National Congress |
10113 |
4084 |
1111 |
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Third Legislative Assembly Of Goa, Daman & Diu-1972 |
10-Sattari |
Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party |
10194 |
5005 |
2683 |
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THE GOA CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES (AMENDMENT)BILL, 2013
11 Oct 2013
Bill As Introduced 178.39 KBThe Goa Salaries and Allowances of Ministers (Amendment)Bill, 2005
29 Aug 2005
31 Aug 2005
15 Dec 2005
Bill As Introduced 89.57 KBBill As Passed 79.43 KBThe Goa Value Added Tax (Amendment)Bill, 2005
29 Aug 2005
31 Aug 2005
07 Oct 2005
Bill As Introduced 795.56 KBBill As Passed 200.26 KBThe Prisons (Goa Amendment)Bill,2005
31 Aug 2005
31 Aug 2005
11 Nov 2005
Bill As Introduced 117.03 KBBill As Passed 51.44 KBThe Goa Appropriation (No 5) Bill, 2005
31 Aug 2005
31 Aug 2005
15 Sep 2005
Bill As Introduced 90.15 KBAnnounced two disqualification petitions filed by Shri Chandrakant Kavlekar, MLA against Smt. Victoria Fernandes and Shri Agnelo Fernandes, MLA against S/Shri Ramkrishna and Pandurang Dhavalikar under paragraph
2(a) and 2(b) of the Tenth Schedule of the Constitution of India and Hon‟ble Speaker ordered ad-interim ex-parte relief in terms of the prayer and Respondents are restrained from functioning as Members of the Legislative Assembly and/or from participating in the proceedings in the House and/or from voting in the House and Hon‟ble Speaker directed Secretary Legislature to issue appropriate Notices to the Respondents and such Notices will be made returnable on 13.8.2007 at 11:00 a.m.
Date : 30 Jul 2007
Made an observation that the daily adjournment of the House late in the night has caused severe inconvenience to Members. He read out a statement of timings of commencement of sittings in other State Legislatures and sought the sense of the House for commencing the sitting of the House at 11:00 am everyday. The Leader of Opposition desired that the House may commence its sitting at 12:00 noon. Shri Mauvin Godinho, Deputy Speaker desired that the timings may be changed from the next Session. The House, however, did not arrive at any decision.
Date : 22 Aug 2008
Hon‟ble Members,Shri Ravi Naik, the Home Minister has raised a question of breach of privilege against some members of the Bihar State Subordinate Judiciary. He has quoted some news reports to substantiate his case of breach of privilege.
As of now, I have only news reports as mentioned by the Home Minister. I, therefore, direct the Advocate General of the State to collect all necessary information pertaining to this case and bring them before me as early as possible.
However, the general position about privileges of Members is that no Court can call to account either the House or its Committees. This is the Constitutional guarantee provided in articles 194 read with 212 to ensure the independence of Legislature vis-à-vis an over-arching judiciary.In order to ensure free speech in the House as guaranteed under article 194 of the Constitution of India, I rule that Shri Ravi Naik shall not be bound to accept any notice from any court or file any affidavit or any other such paper or even enter into appearance before any court for whatever he has said in the House, in case the news reports are true.As and when time comes, it will be the responsibility of the Advocate General of the State, by himself or through appropriate counsels, to apprise the Court concerned of the correct Constitutional I position
Date : 28 Aug 2008
I disallow the notice of adjournment motion given by the Leader of Opposition and others on a news report that appeared in Tarun Bharat dated24.3.2009 that one Shri Kavesh Gosavi, on bail in a criminal case, was forced by the police to implicate the Leader of Opposition and the Hon‟ble MP from the North Goa in the temples and idols desecration cases.
Date : 24 Mar 2009
“ I wish to draw your attention to a letter to the editor in the daily „Gomantak Times‟ dated 22/7/2010 under caption “Let CBI probe drug scam in the State” written by Shri J.M. de Almeida (Porvorim). The said letter has cast serious reflections on the decision of the Speaker in the House.
The extracts of the letter in question reads as follows:-
‘The opposition protested and the Speaker adjourned the House twice, thereby showing favouritism to the treasury benches. This attitude of the Speaker does not augur well for democracy, in as much the Speaker is expected not only be independent, impartial but above all not to side with the party to which he belonged prior to his assuming the high office of Speaker of the Goa Assembly’.
The rules of the House provide the powers and functions of the Speaker. All the powers vested with the Speaker are intended to enable him to ensure the smooth functioning of the House. I being the custodian of the House with dignity and decorum. As there was an unruly situation in the House, I in my wisdom adjourned the House.
The letter to the editor in the Gomantak Times has cast reflections on the conduct of the Speaker and the neutrality of the Chair, undermining the prestige of the Speaker and the House which prima facie amounts to a breach of privilege by the writer of the article, editor and publisher of the daily
„Gomantak Times‟.
In order to uphold the dignity of the Chair and restrain such incidents in the future, I refer the matter to the Committee of Privileges for examination and report.“ I wish to draw your attention
to a letter to the editor in the daily „Gomantak Times‟ dated
22/7/2010 under caption “Let CBI probe drug scam in the State” written by Shri J.M. de Almeida (Porvorim). The said letter has cast serious reflections on the decision of the Speaker in the House.
The extracts of the letter in question reads as follows:-
‘The opposition protested and the Speaker adjourned the House twice, thereby showing favouritism to the treasury benches. This attitude of the Speaker does not augur well for democracy, in as much the Speaker is expected not only be independent, impartial but above all not to side with the party to which he belonged prior to his assuming the high office of Speaker of the Goa Assembly’.
“ I wish to draw your attention
to a letter to the editor in the daily „Gomantak Times‟ dated
22/7/2010 under caption “Let CBI probe drug scam in the State” written by Shri J.M. de Almeida (Porvorim). The said letter has cast serious reflections on the decision of the Speaker in the House.
The extracts of the letter in question reads as follows:-
‘The opposition protested and the Speaker adjourned the House twice, thereby showing favouritism to the treasury benches. This attitude of the Speaker does not augur well for democracy, in as much the Speaker is expected not only be independent, impartial but above all not to side with the party to which he belonged prior to his assuming the high office of Speaker of the Goa Assembly’.
The rules of the House provide the powers and functions of the Speaker. All the powers vested with the Speaker are intended to enable him to ensure the smooth functioning of the House. I being the custodian of the House with dignity and decorum. As there was an unruly situation in the House, I in my wisdom adjourned the House.
The letter to the editor in the Gomantak Times has cast reflections on the conduct of the Speaker and the neutrality of the Chair, undermining the prestige of the Speaker and the House which prima facie amounts to a breach of privilege by the writer of the article, editor and publisher of the daily
„Gomantak Times‟.
In order to uphold the dignity of the Chair and restrain such incidents in the future, I refer the matter to the Committee of Privileges for examination and report.
The rules of the House provide the powers and functions of the Speaker. All the powers vested with the Speaker are intended to enable him to ensure the smooth functioning of the House. I being the custodian of the House with dignity and decorum. As there was an unruly situation in the House, I in my wisdom adjourned the House.
The letter to the editor in the Gomantak Times has cast reflections on the conduct of the Speaker and the neutrality of the Chair, undermining the prestige of the Speaker and the House which prima facie amounts to a breach of privilege by the writer of the article, editor and publisher of the daily
„Gomantak Times‟.
In order to uphold the dignity of the Chair and restrain such incidents in the future, I refer the matter to the Committee of Privileges for examination and report.
“This House strongly recommends the Government to take up repairs to the canal network immediately after the rainfall is over in the State.”
The Resolution was withdrawn by the leave of the House
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This House strongly recommends the Government to construct a medium size dam at Charavnem at Sattari Taluka taking into consideration the future needs of agriculture, livestock and residents of Thane and other neighbouring areas of Sattari.
The Resolution was withdrawn by the leave of the House.
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This House strongly recommends the Government to urgently repair the Tourist Cottages at Keri-Sattari as the condition of the same is very pathetic
SHRI MANOHAR AZGAONKAR, Minister for Tourism replied to the points raised by the Mover.
The Resolution was passed unanimously in the House.
Third Session 2017
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S/Shri Pratapsingh Rane, Ravi Naik, Filipe Nery Rodrigues, Subash Shirodkar, Aleixo R. Lourenco, Clafasio Dias, Dayanand R. Sopte, Antonio Fernandes, Wilfred D’sa and Smt. Jennifer Monserrate, MLAs moved the following:
This House strongly recommends the Government to appoint additional Mamlatdars to remove the back log of Tenancy and Mundkar cases as the Government is referring the cases from the Civil Courts to the Executive Magistrate.”
SHRI ROHAN KHAUNTE, Minister for Revenue replied to the points raised by the Mover.
The Resolution was withdrawn by the leave of the House.
Third Session 2017
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S/Shri Pratapsingh Rane, Ravi Naik, Filipe Nery Rodrigues, Subash Shirodkar, Chandrakant Kavalekar, Clafasio Dias, Dayanand Sopte, Antonio Fernandes, Wilfred D’sa and Smt. Jennifer Monserrate, MLAs moved the following:.
This House strongly recommends the Government to have police cars stationed at important points on the highway with loudspeakers, in order to instruct the heavy traffic drivers not following the Highway Code and to allow the slow traffic to move towards the left of the road to ensure safe and smooth flow of vehicles, and thus avoiding accidents.
SHRI MANOHAR PARRIKAR, Chief Minister replied to the points raised by the Mover.
The Resolution was withdrawn by the leave of the House.
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“FEAR AND APPREHENSION IN THE MINDS OF THE PEOPLE OF SANQUELIM DUE TO SQUATTERS ON THE ROADS NEAR PHC HOSPITAL SANQUELIM GOA, CAUSING DANGER TO LIFE AND POSSIBILITY OF ACCIDENTS. THE ACTION GOVERNMENT INTENDS TO TAKE IN THE MATTER.”
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Ministers Reply 84.25 KB“ Fear, anxiety, apprehension and genuine concerns about Inter-State Water Disputes (Amendment) Bill, 2019 in view of intended dissolution of Mhadei Water Dispute Tribunal and difficulty which Goa would face before the proposed single National Tribunal and lack of State Government response on the Bill and failure to take people into confidence to guarantee Water Security. ”
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Ministers Reply 139.26 KB“Fear And Anxiety In The Minds Of The Locals Of Canacona Constituency Over The Temporary Closure Of The Route From Anmod Ghat To Goa, For Over Five Months Due To Road Repairs At Anmod Ghat Resulting In Diverting The Total Traffic Through Karwar Karnataka To Goa, Thus Causing Heavy Pressure On Old Bridges At Mashem & Bhatpal And Other Smaller Accesses. The Heavy Vehicles Plying Have Taken A Heavy Toll Of These Bridges. Besides, There Is An Ill Equipped Disaster Management Authority In Canacona, Who Along With The Other Issues Also Deal With The Accidents Of Vehicles, Abrupt Stoppages At The Route, On One Reason Or The Other, Causing Disruption Of The Traffic. The Measures The Government Intends To Take To Tide Over This Situation.”
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Ministers Reply 635.52 KBS/SHRI ISIDORE FERNANDES, DIGAMBAR V. KAMAT (Leader of Opposition), PRATAPSINGH R. RANE, RAVI NAIK, LUIZINHO FALEIRO AND ALEIXO REGINALDO LOURENCO, MLAs called the attention of the Minister for Public Works to the following:
“Fear and anxiety in the minds of residents of Canacona Taluka as the recently constructed retaining wall on the new highway/bypass road collapsed at Maxem in Canacona Taluka on 21.07.2019. The steps the Government intends to take in the matter.”
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Ministers Reply 2.66 MBShri Pratapsingh Rane, MLA called the attention of the Chief Minister to the following:
“Fear and anxiety in the minds of the people of Goa to take urgent and strict action on persons who are known to be Drug Mafia, who are coming to Goa to operate illegal drug trade in the State and such suspected persons are needed to be watched and be expatriated out of the State as “Persona non Grata.”
SHRI MANOHAR PARRIKAR, Chief Minister made a statement in regard thereto.
The following Members sought clarifications:
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S/SHRI PRATAPSINGH RANE, LEADER OF OPPOSITION AND VISHWAJIT RANE, MLA moved the following:
“This House congratulates the North Goa Principal and District and Sessions Judge Ms. Anuja Prabhudessai for being the first Goan woman judge to be elevated as a Judge of the Bombay High Court”.
The following Members spoke on the Congratulatory Motion:
The Motion was adopted unanimously.
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S/SHRI PRATAPSINGH R.RANE, Leader of Opposition and MAUVIN GODINHO, MLA moved the following:
“This House congratulates Shri Pranab Mukherjee on his overwhelming victory for the Presidential Election, to become the 13th President of India.”
The following Members spoke:
1. Shri Mauvin Godinho,MLA……………………...............3 27 PM
2. Shri Pratapsingh Rane,Leader of Opposition …….........3 35 PM
3. Shri Aleixo R. Lourenco…………………………………..3 38 PM
4. Shri Digambar Kamat,MLA………………………....…….3 41PM
5. Shri Chandrakant Kavlekar,MLA…………...……....…...3 43PM
6. Shri Vishwajeet Rane, MLA………………………………3 45 PM
7. Shri Vishnu Surya Naik Wagh,MLA……….....................3 47 PM
8. Shri Ramkrishna Dhavalikar,Minister for Transport.....3 53 PM
9. Shri Francis D’Souza,Minister for Revenue……………..3 55 PM
10. Shri Francisco X. Pacheco,MLA…………….… …............3 56 PM
11. Shri Vijai Sardessai,MLA…………………….....................3 59 PM
12. Shri Rajendra Arlekar, Speaker…………….….................4 03 PM
The motion was adopted unanimously.
(House adjourned for tea at 4 04 PM and resumed its sitting at 4 30 P M.)
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This House condoles the sad and untimely death of Shri Sarabjit Singh, prominent citizen of India, this morning in the Lahore Hospital in Pakistan after a murderous attack on him in Kot Lakhpat jail last week where he spent 22 years after being convicted for terrorism. This House condemns the killing of our citizen while in custody of the Pakistan jail authorities and demands that the Pakistan Government conduct a thorough investigation to identify those responsible for this heinous act and be punished accordingly. This House shares in the irreparable grief of his family.
The following Members spoke on the Motion:
The House stood in silence for 1 minute.
(House adjourned for lunch at 1 00 PM and resumed its sitting at 2 30 PM)
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Hon’ble Speaker requested the Members to move all the condolatory
motions together.
(1) “This House condoles the death of Shri Chandrashekhar, the former
Prime Minister of India, a socialist who proved that political ambition and
idealism can cohabit.”
(2) “This House condoles the death of Shri Dilip Sardessai, the son of
Goan soil who played for the Indian Cricket test team and brought name
and fame to every Goan in the cricketing arena.”
(3) “This House condoles the death of Shri Dattaram Wadkar, the noted
Bollywood music composer of yesteryears, one can see his name in the
credit of most landmarked Hindi films, a magnanimous son of Goa whose
contribution to the film industry in India is incomparable.”
(4) “This House condoles the death of “Goem Shahir” Shri Ulhas Buyao
who passed away on 16th April, 2007, in his death, Goa has lost a well
known multifaceted personality, who has given valuable contribution to the
Goan culture as a singer, lyricist, music composer, script writer and stage
artist. He was also known for his role during the historic opinion poll, in
1967. This House conveys its deep sympathies to his family members.”
(5) “This House condoles the death of Shri Sahib Singh Verma, senior
BJP Leader and former Delhi Chief Minister, who died in a road accident
at Alwara in Rajasthan on 30th June 2007. In his untimely death, India has
lost a leader who worked tirelessly for the downtrodden, initiated reforms
in the labour sector as Union Labour Minister. He was known for his
simplicity. This House conveys its deep sympathies to his family
members.”
The following Members spoke :
(1) Shri Dayanand Narvekar, Minister for Finance
(2) Shri Damodar Naik
(3) Shri Ramesh Tawadkar
(4) Shri Laxmikant Parsekar
(5) Shri Anant Shet
(6) Shri Rajesh Patnekar
(7) Shri Churchill Alemao
(8) Shri Ramkrishna Dhavalikar, Minister for PWD
(9) Shri Vijay Pai Khot
(10) Shri Digambar Kamat, Chief Minister
(11) Shri Pratapsingh Raoji Rane, Speaker
The motions were adopted unanimously, then all the Members stood
in silence for one minute as a mark of respect to the departed souls.
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SHRI PRATAPSINGH R. RANE, Speaker moved the following:
“This House wholeheartedly congratulates Smt. Pratibha Patil the
President – elect as the Country’s First Woman President, to be the
Thirteenth President, elected with a big margin of over three lakh vote
value, who had a glorious record of holding various Ministerial posts in the
Government of Maharashtra between 1967-1985, elected to the Rajya
Sabha in 1985, elected as Deputy Chairperson of Rajyasabha in 1987,
President of Maharashtra Congress Party 1988-1990, elected to the Lok
Sabha in 1991 and the Governor of the State of Rajasthan from 8
2004 to 22nd June, 2007, fulfilled the dream of Mahatma Gandhi to hold
this Prestigious Office for a woman at the 60
the year of Independence wishes that she will bring prestige, honour to the Office with her wisdom,vast Political and Administrative experience to head the biggest
democracy of the subcontinent .”
The following Members took part in the motion:
1. Shri Dayanand G. Narvekar, Minister for Finance
2. Shri Ravi Naik, Minister for Home
3. Shri Aleixo Reginaldo Lourenco
4. Shri Ramkrishna Dhavalikar, Minister for PWD
5. Shri Damodar Naik
6. Shri Vishwajeet Rane, Minister for Health
7. Shri Mauvin Godinho, Deputy Speaker
8. Shri Manohar Azgaonkar, Minister for Panchayati Raj
9. Shri Nilkanth Halarnkar
10. Shri Digambar Kamat, Chief Minister
11. Shri Manohar Parrikar, Leader of Opposition
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(1) Shri Pratapsingh Rane, MLA made a mention about the rising accidents in the State due to rise in number of vehicles and two wheelers killing people due to callous and careless driving.
SHRI MANOHAR PARRIKAR, Chief Minister replied to the Mention.
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Shri Pratapsingh Rane, MLA made a mention regarding Karnataka Government filing fresh affidavit in the Supreme Court regarding Khalsa Bhandara Project stating that they have already completed the project in diverting the Mhadei River.
SHRI MANOHAR PARRIKAR, Chief Minister replied to the Mention.
Third Session 2017
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SHRI PRATAPSINGH R. RANE, Leader of Opposition and Dr. Pramod Sawant, MLA made a mention about the fear and anxiety in the minds of youth of Sanquelim and other parts of Goa due to likely closure of two private run ITIs by Sesa Sterlite Limited which was earlier known as Sesa Goa, one at Sanquelim and other at Panchawadi-Digas; and Sesa Football Academy at Virdi and Sirsai, and various levels of Officers/ workers are being transferred from Goa to other States would lead to serious consequences on the society and youth of Goa.
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SHRI PRATAPSINGH R. RANE, Leader of Opposition made a mention about “ the illegal subdivision and allotment of plots carried out on Harvalem Communidade land in connivance with the officials of Communidade and Municipality.”
SHRI MANOHAR PARRIKAR, Chief Minister replied to the Mention.
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SHRI PRATAPSINGH R. RANE, Leader of Opposition made a mention about matter of urgent public importance regarding removing of mud in Morlem village, Kothambi Pale by Rotomac Company from Pune and requested the Chief Minister to look into the matter.
SHRI MANOHAR PARRIKAR, Chief Minister replied.
First Session 2012
014A. *WILL the Minister for Fisheries be pleased to state the number of fishing trawlers owned by the Fisheries Department and the amount of fish caught by them during the last and current season?
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Fisheries
Directorate of Fisheries
014B. *WILL the Minister for Fisheries be pleased to state the details of the exact number of students trained by the fisherman training school of the Government?
Sir,
Please find enclosed herewith the attachment of starred laq no 14B for kind reference
LAQ014B.pdfFourteenth Session 2021
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Fisheries
Directorate of Fisheries
014C. *WILL the Minister for Water Resources be pleased to state the details of the latest date the Dam safety panel checked the Anjuem Dam and Salauli Dam?
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Water Resources
Water Resource Department
*WILL the Minister for Town & Country Planning be pleased to state:
(a) whether the Government has prepared a Regional Plan for the next five years; and
(b) what are the violations or amendments made to the current Regional Plan?
SUB:- REGIONAL PLAN
Starred LAQ No. 009A tabled by Shri Pratapsingh Rane, MLA to be answered on 26/03/2021.
| QUESTION | ANSWER
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| Will the Minister for Town & Country Planning be pleased to state: | By Shri Chandrakant Kavlekar, Minister for Town & Country Planning
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| a) | whether the Government has prepared a Regional Plan for the next five years; and
| a) | No Sir; |
| b) | what are the violations or amendments made to the current Regional Plan?
| b) | The amendments made to the Regional Plan are only to the extent of changes effected under Section 16-A of the Act for public project. |
StarredLAQ009A.pdfFourteenth Session 2021
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Town & Country Planning
Town & Country Planning Department
*WILL the Minister for Agriculture be pleased to state:
(a) the paddy production during the year 2020; and
(b) whether it has increased or decreased from the production 10 years back?
Starred 009B.pdfFourteenth Session 2021
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Agriculture
Directorate of Agriculture
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