Goa Legislative Assembly

“This House strongly resolves the Government to formulate a Heritage Conservation Policy. Goa has got 51 notified structures under the State Archaeology Department and close to 430 additional monuments and structures with immense heritage value, the State Government is yet to put in place a ‘Heritage Conservation Policy’ to conserve and preserve these architectural monuments”.

“The House strongly recommends the Government to take serious cognizance of the high unemployment rate in the State of Goa and initiate necessary steps to provide industry-demand based job skills to at least 20,000 unemployed youth in the next two financial years under Skill Development Mission and ensure that Goan candidates are preferred in private sector jobs in the State.”

“We would like to draw the attention of the House to the Concern amongst students and parents over the impact of NEET result on Students career.”

“I call the attention of the Hon’ble Minister to the Plight of farmers, who have cultivated their fields which  have been laid waste due to flooding of fields, caused by incessant rains and breach of bunds. The steps the Government proposes to take to assist the farmers by payment of compensation and time frame within which the amount will be paid.

“Fear and anxiety in the minds of Scheduled Tribe Community due to lethargic approach of the Government to provide political reservations to Scheduled Tribes in Goa. The Government must take immediate steps to provide political reservation to Scheduled Tribes of Goa. It is observed that despite Goa having 12.5% Scheduled Tribes population, they are being deprived their Constitutional Right of Reservation of Seats in Goa Legislative Assembly. The steps the Government intends to undertake/has undertaken  in this regard and also to ensure that the Election Commission of India notifies Constituencies for Scheduled Tribes in Goa.”

“Fear and anxiety in the mind of parents of candidates who aspire for taking admission for Engineering Colleges in Goa by answering the entrance test as government has abolished the GCET exam from 2023-24 and instead adopted JEE mains for granting admission for such programmes. The level of examination of JEE is not suitable for the type of curriculum that has been adopted by Goa Board and hence this step will result in rampant rise in coaching classes that charge exorbitantly. The steps the Government will take to ensure that poor students will not suffer and lose an opportunity to secure admission to local Engineering colleges”.

“Fear and Anxiety in the minds of the people of Goa with regard to road access to their houses. There are thousands of houses in Goa which do not have motorable road access and instead use the traditional (kaccha) road access through private property.  The survey department failed to show access to many properties on the survey maps.  This has resulted in an increase in conflict in the villages where landlords have been blocking road access to the affected people's homes by constructing compound walls. As a result, it is almost impossible for emergency services to access such houses in case of an accident or weather-related disaster. The steps the Government has taken to initiate a State-wide exercise to identify such landlocked properties and modify the survey maps to reflect existing access to such plots”.

Fear and anxiety in the minds of commuters and general public who travel by Chinchinim Betul Road as the entire road is obstructed by stray cattles creating difficulty to drive and endangering life of the commuters as well as the cattles. Request authorities to ensure that swift measures are put in place .

Fear and anxiety exists in the residents of Baradi ward of Velim village as frequent landslides are occurring posing thread to houses, property and human life and needs immediate steps to be taken under disaster management by Water resources department as directed by Collector, South Goa

Fear and anxiety in the minds of general public over increasing misuse and resulting nuisance and threat to life due to modified two and four wheeler vehicles which are running on the roads without any proper  certification of such modifications by competent authorities resulting in loss of control and causing accident thereby threatening the life of the general public.
The steps government would take to restrict use of such vehicles and punish those with heavy fine and other strong measures to deter adoption and misuse of such vehicles.

Fear and anxiety in the minds of all the apprentices under Chief Minister Apprenticeship Scheme who are posted in various government departments as they will complete one year of their apprentice ship and in absence of any other regular job alternatives will lose their livelihood. It is requested that extension of one year may be granted to all those who wish to continue as apprentice.

Fear and anxiety due to frequent recurring accidents at the junction in Danddewaddo Chinchinim. The fear and anxiety experienced by travelers passing through the area and the residents living nearby are valid and should not be ignored. Swift action must be taken to address the root causes of these accidents and to implement preventive measures for the future.

Widening the road to allow for better traffic flow and visibility, along with the installation of traffic signals, can significantly improve the safety of the junction..

By prioritizing safety and taking proactive steps to enhance the infrastructure and traffic management in the area, we can create a safer environment for everyone using the road. It is important to listen to the concerns of the community, acknowledge the risks they face, and work together to make the necessary changes to prevent further accidents and tragedies. Let us act decisively to address these long pending issues and ensure the well-being of all individuals traveling through and residing in Danddewaddo Chinchinim.

 The following  Cut  Motions to  Demand No. 64 – Agriculture,   Demand  No. 69 – Handicraft, Textile and Coir and  Demand No.70 – Civil Supplies  have been received from the Members as shown below against the respective Demands, which are fixed for discussion on  the 26th July, 2024.

 The following Cut Motions to Demand No. 34 – School Education, Demand No. 35 – Higher Education, Demand No. 36 – Technical Education, Demand No. 40- Goa College of Engineering, Demand No.  41 – Goa Architecture College, Demand No. 44- Goa College of Art, Demand No.46-Museum, Demand No. 50– Goa College of Pharmacy, Demand No.73-State Election Commission, Demand No.75-Planning, Statistics & Evaluation, Demand No.79-Goa Gazetteer, Demand No.80-Legal Metrology, Demand No.81-Department of Tribal Welfare, Demand No.83-Mines, Demand No.84-Civil Aviation, have been received from the Members as shown below against the respective Demands, which are fixed for discussion on  the 25^th July, 2024.

The following Cut Motions to Demand No. 07 ­­– Settlement and Land Records, Demand No.15 – Collectorate North Goa, Demand No. 16 – Collectorate South Goa, Demand No.33- Revenue ,Demand No.52-Labour, Demand No.60- Employment and Demand No.72-Science and Technology have been received from the Members as shown below against the respective Demands, which are fixed for discussion on the 23^rd July, 2024.

The following Cut Motions to Demand No. 20 ¬¬- Printing and Stationery, Demand No.78 - Tourism, Demand No. 82 – Information Technology have been received from the Members as shown below against the respective Demands, which are fixed for discussion on the 22nd July, 2024.

The following Cut Motions Demand No.59 – Factories and Boilers, Demand No. 65 – Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services and Demand No. 66 – Fisheries have been received from the Members as shown below against the respective Demands, which are fixed for discussion on the 19th July, 2024.