Goa Legislative Assembly

गोवा विधानसभा

Shri. Aleixo Lourenco

Shri. Aleixo Lourenco

Constituency No/Name: 29 - Curtorim

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Date of Birth: 05th October 1969
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Permanent: House No. 800, Batora, Curtorim, Salcette, Goa, Pin: 403709
Present: House No. 800, Batora, Curtorim, Salcette, Goa, Pin: 403709

Election Details

22409

8960

5055

Independent

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Assembly Constituency Party Votes Polled Votes Received Won By

Seventh Legislative Assembly 2017

16 Mar 2017 to 20 Dec 2021

Curtorim

Indian National Congress

21303

12841

7697

Indian National Congress

The resignation tendered by SHRI ALEXIO REGINALDO LOURENCO Member elected from 29-Curtorim Constituency from his seat in the House on 20th December, 2021.Refer Bulletin Part II No 284 for more details

Sixth Legislative Assembly 2012

7 Mar 2012 to 14 Mar 2017

Curtorim

Indian National Congress

19502

11221

4069

Indian National Congress

Fifth Legislative Assembly 2007

7 Jun 2007 to 8 Mar 2012

Curtorim

Indian National Congress

17203

9320

1827

Indian National Congress

*ORIGINALLY ELECTED FROM SAVE GOA FRONT

Eighth Legislative Assembly 2022
CHAIRMAN
Committee on Goverment Assurances (Since 31 May 2022)
Eighth Legislative Assembly 2022
MEMBER
Budget Committee (31 May 2022 to 18 Jan 2023)
Eighth Legislative Assembly 2022
MEMBER
House Committee To Study Issues Related To River Mhadei (Since 24 Jan 2023)
Eighth Legislative Assembly 2022
MEMBER
Commitee on Privileges (Since 09 Sep 2022)
Eighth Legislative Assembly 2022
MEMBER
Panel of Presiding Members (Since 19 Jan 2023)
Eighth Legislative Assembly 2022
MEMBER
Select Committee to study on the GOa Public Universities Bill 2025-Bill No 34 of 2025
Seventh Legislative Assembly 2017
MEMBER
Committee on Privileges (21 Dec 2020 to 20 Dec 2021)
Seventh Legislative Assembly 2017
MEMBER
Budget Committee (21 Dec 2020 to 20 Dec 2021)
Seventh Legislative Assembly 2017
MEMBER
Select Committee on The Goa Requisition And Acquisition Of Property Bill, 2017
Seventh Legislative Assembly 2017
MEMBER
Library Committee
Seventh Legislative Assembly 2017
MEMBER
Committee On Petitions
Seventh Legislative Assembly 2017
MEMBER
Committee on Delegated Legislation
Sixth Legislative Assembly 2012
MEMBER
Estimates Committee (21 Dec 2020 to 20 Dec 2021)
Sixth Legislative Assembly 2012
MEMBER
Committee On Petitions
Sixth Legislative Assembly 2012
MEMBER
Select Commmitee on The Goa Succession, Special Notaries and Inventory Proceeding Bill,2012
Fifth Legislative Assembly 2007
CHAIRMAN
Estimates Committee
Fifth Legislative Assembly 2007
MEMBER
Committe on Petitions
Fifth Legislative Assembly 2007
MEMBER
Committee on Privileges
Fifth Legislative Assembly 2007
MEMBER
Committee on Public Undertakings
Fifth Legislative Assembly 2007
MEMBER
Select Committee on the Goa Panchayat Raj (Amendment) Bill, 2009
Fifth Legislative Assembly 2007
MEMBER
Committee on Privileges
Fifth Legislative Assembly 2007
MEMBER
Committee on Delegated Legislation

Bill No. 2 of 2009 (Government Bill)

THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS (GOA AMENDMENT) BILL, 2009

06 Feb 2009

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Comprehensive Goa State Artificial Intelligence and Deep-Tech Policy

“This House unanimously resolves and  recommends  the Government to formulate a Comprehensive Goa State Artificial Intelligence and Deep-Tech Policy, with adequate budgetary allocation for Semiconductor ecosystem development, Artificial Intelligence curriculum in Schools with skill programmes, incentives for Goan Artificial Intelligence Start-ups, sectoral Artificial Intelligence integration in Healthcare, Agriculture, Tourism, delivery of public services and creation of Artificial Intelligence employment opportunities for Goan youth, to ensure that Goa emerges as India’s leading Artificial Intelligence hub.”

Thirteenth Session 2026

BUSINESS FOR THE DAY -6

Information Technology

Department of Information Technology

Tiatr’ the rich and dynamic theatre tradition of Goa

“This House recommends that the Government of Goa proposes to the Government of India, the need to formally recognize ‘Tiatr’ the rich and dynamic theatre tradition of Goa, as a form of Indian cultural expression that deserves official acknowledgement. The House further recommends that the Government of Goa should take steps in co-ordination with the Ministry of Culture to prepare and submit a nomination dossier for the inscription of ‘Tiatr’ in the UNESCO Representative list of the cultural heritage of humanity, pursuant to the provisions of the 2003 UNESCO Convention.”

Tenth Session 2025

BUSINESS FOR THE DAY -15

Tenants verification

This House strongly recommends the Government to enact a legislation making it obligatory/mandatory for landlords/property owners to submit details of their tenants' for police verification prior to renting out premises, coupled with provisions for levying substantive penalties, to ensure strict compliance in order to enhance the security in Goa

Seventh Session 2024

BUSINESS FOR THE DAY -5

Leprosarium property in the Curtorim village

This House recommends the Government to use the Leprosarium property in the Curtorim village  to establish a well-designed cultural centre, library, mini museum  in the name of Padma Bhushan Dr Jose Pereira to be built and managed by the Directorate of Art & Culture to boost cultural, literary and Indological  research activities in areas such as ethnomusicology, art, sculptures, architecture, sociolinguistics, folklore like  Mando, Dekhni of Goa and make Curtorim, Salcete  a well-known place for scholars, artists and international visitors

Second Session 2022

BUSINESS FOR THE DAY -5

Home

Department of Home

PrIvate Member Resolution

“This House strongly recommends the Government to request the National Green Tribunal (NGT) to establish a Circuit Bench in Panaji, for the benefit/convenience of environmentalist, litigants, lawyers, Government officials and the public at large in the State.”

 The following Members spoke on the Resolution.

 1. Shri Aleixo R. Lourenco, MLA

2. Shri Churchill Alemao, MLA

 SHRI NILESH CABRAL, Minister for Environment replied to the points raised by the Mover.

 The Resolution was put to vote and negatived

Tenth Session 2019

BUSINESS FOR THE DAY - 11

Shri. Nilesh Cabral

New age of information technology

“Attention of the House is drawn to the fact that in the new age of information technology, the State of Goa has a large pool of qualified youth, particularly in emerging fields such as Artificial Intelligence, creative technologies, digital innovation and IT infrastructure. The steps being taken by the Government to promote these sectors, to undertake focused skill and upskill initiatives for youth in these areas so that they can effectively utilise this talent pool, generate employment opportunities, and develop a robust system for AI-driven industries, creative technology enterprises and advanced IT infrastructure in the State.

Twelfth Session 2026

BUSINESS FOR THE DAY -5

Information Technology

pdfMinisters Reply

Packaging toothpaste in paperboard

“Attention of the House is drawn as regards the current widespread practice of packaging toothpaste in paperboard boxes which constitutes a major chunk of total waste materials and significantly contributes to environmental degradation. The measures the Government has taken in this regard, especially in terms of prevention of environmental degradation and contribute to sustainable environment.  

Ninth Session 2025

BUSINESS FOR THE DAY -3

Environment

pdfMinisters Reply

Frequent breakdowns and inaccessibility of the website

Attention of the House is called as regards the people of Goa due to frequent breakdowns and inaccessibility of the website of the Directorate of Settlement and Land Records (DSLR). The DSLR website is one of the most visited portal among all State Government Department websites. This vital digital resource houses a wealth of crucial information, including land records, survey plans, and mutation case status, among others. The steps the Government intends to take in the matter.

Seventh Session 2024

BUSINESS FOR THE DAY -12

pdfMinisters Reply

Road Access to the Houses

“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”.

Fifth Session 2023

BUSINESS FOR THE DAY -16

Revenue

Department of Revenue

pdfMinisters Reply

Delay in services-Sub-Registrar Salcete

“Fear and anxiety in the minds of the public and legal fraternity of Salcete taluka regarding the inordinate delay in services rendered by the Office of the Sub-Registrar cum Civil Registrar of Salcete. The office handles a large volume of property conveyance transactions, as well as other notarial services and the issuance of certified copies of old land records, and happens to be one of the highest revenue earners of stamp duty, registration fees etc. However, the posting of only two Sub-Registrars is found to be woefully inadequate and has affected timely delivery of public services; for example, approval of sale/conveyance deeds on NGDRS portal take an abnormally long time to come. Action the Government proposes to take in this regard.”

Fifth Session 2023

BUSINESS FOR THE DAY -4

Law & Judiciary

pdfMinisters Reply

CONGRATULATORY MOTION

“This House Congratulates Goa’s eminent artist, Subodh Kerkar for being invited to show his sculptures and installations in one of the major contemporary museums of the world, Kunstmuseum, Bochum, Germany for a period of 6 months .This is the highest honor achieved by any contemporary artist from Goa in recent times on the international art scene.”

 

The following Members spoke on the Motion:

 

  1. Shri Aleixo Reginaldo Lourenco, MLA  …………… 12 43 PM
  2. Shri Michael Lobo, MLA ……………………….         12 44 PM
  3. 3.      Shri Pratapsingh R. Rane, Leader of Opposition …           12 46 PM
  4. Shri Rohan Khaunte, MLA ……………………….…  12 49 PM
  5. Shri Vishwajit Rane, MLA ………………………..…  12 51 PM
  6. Shri Mauvin Godinho, MLA ……………………..…  12 54 PM
  7. Shri Digambar Kamat, MLA …………………..……  12 56 PM
  8. Shri Vishnu Surya Naik, MLA ………………..…….  12 57 PM
  9. 9.      Shri Dayanand Mandrekar, Minister for Art & Culture.. 01 01 PM

10. Shri Rajendra Arlekar, Speaker ………………….…..           01 04 PM

 

The Motion was adopted unanimously.

Seventh Session 2014

BUSINESS FOR THE DAY -5

CONDOLATORY MOTION

SHRI ALEIXO REGINALDO LOURENCO, MLA was not present in the House; the following Condolatory Motion was not moved.

“This House deeply condoles the sad demise of late Reverend Canon  Fr. Antimo Gomes, a dedicated Priest, Educationist who was instrumental in setting up Diocesan Society of Education in Goa. He was also the receipt of National and State level awards for education including the Goa Golden Jubilee Award.”

Fourth Session 2013

BUSINESS FOR THE DAY -3

CONGRATULATORY MOTION

“This House congratulate three Goans namely Puja Krishna Resham, Aviraj Anil Kalangutkar and Velancia Fernandes for winning three medals including one gold and two silvers in the floor hockey of the 2013 special Olympics world winter games which were held at Pyeong Chang, South Korea recently.”

               The following Members spoke:       

  1. Shri  Aleixo R. Lourenco, MLA………………..12 45 PM
  2. Shri Ramesh Tawadkar, Minister for Sports and Youth Affairs..…….12 48 PM

Shri Rajendra Arlekar, Speaker……………...12 52 PM

         

The Motion was adopted unanimously.

 

Fourth Session 2013

BUSINESS FOR THE DAY -4

CONGRATULATORY MOTION

SHRI ALEIXO REGINALDO LOURENCO, MLA moved the following:

“This House congratulates Shri Jose Philip D’Souza, for being elected as the Party President of the N.C.P. Party, the Party being a coalition of the ruling Congress Party.”

The following members spoke:

1. Shri Aleixo Reginaldo Lourenco ……………………………….    3 17 PM

2. Shri Nilkant Halankar, Minister for Tourism ………………...    3 18 PM

3. Shri Ramkrishna Dhavalikar, Minister for Transport ……….    3 19 PM

4. Shri Filip Nery Rodrigues, Minister for Water Resources …..    3 20 PM

5. Shri Aliexo Sequeira, Minister for Power ……………………..    3 21 PM

6. Shri Damodar Naik ……………………………………………...    3 22 PM

7. Shri Manohar Azgaonkar, Minister for Sports ……………….    3 24 PM

8. Shri Digambar Kamat, Chief Minister …………………………   3 27 PM

9. Shri Pratapsingh Rane, Speaker ………………………………….   3 28 PM

 

The motion was adopted unanimously.

 

Eleventh Session 2010

Shri. Jose D'souza

CONGRATULATORY MOTION

SHRI ALEIXO REGINALDO LOURENCO, MLA moved the following:

“This House congratulates Justice Ferdino Rebello for having elevated the post of Chief Justice of Allahabad High Court being a Goan and an Ex-MLA of this August House.”

The following Members spoke:

1. Shri Aleixo Reginaldo Lourenco ……………………. ……….   12 46 PM

2. Shri Joaquim Alemao, Minister for Urban Development …..   12 47 PM

3. Shri Francis D’Souza …………………………………………...   12 48 PM

4. Smt. Victoria Fernandes ……………………………………….    12 50 PM

5. Shri Aleixo Sequeira, Minister for Power …………………….  12 53 PM

6. Shri Mahadev Naik ……………………………………………..  12 55 PM

7. Shri Mauvin Godinho, Deputy Speaker ……………………...  12 57 PM

8. Shri Digambar Kamat, Chief Minister ………………………..  1 01 PM

9. Shri Pratapsingh Rane, Speaker ………………………………. 1 03 PM

Eleventh Session 2010

The issue of High Cost and Reduced Supply of Beef in Goa

  ZERO HOUR MENTION

The issue of High Cost and Reduced Supply of  Beef in Goa 
Department  Animal Husbandry 
Concerned Minister: Shri Nilkanth Harlankar


The attention of the House is drawn  that Beef one of the important economical source of protein has become expensive and also its supply has  been drastically reduced.  It is given to understand that two factors are mainly contributing to the aforesaid cause  i) The cow vigilante groups create problems in the supply of beef  in Goa  and ii)The rising exports of beef to  overseas  has also contributed to fewer animals being brought for slaughter locally. The Steps the government intends to take in this regard for making available  economically priced  beef  round the year without any more hiccups and especially  important festivals of Eid ul Fitr will be celebrated soon followed with Easter .                                                                                                                                                                                                                  

Thirteenth Session 2026

BUSINESS FOR THE DAY -5

Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services

Directorate of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Services

Renovation of Camorlim VP Library with digital infrastructure in Curtorim Constituency

Renovation  of Camorlim VP Library with digital infrastructure  in Curtorim Constituency 
Department Art and Culture   
Concerned Minister: Shri Ramesh Tawadkar


The attention of the House is drawn that Camorlim V.P. Library was shifted from its designated area on the first floor to one of the shop’s in the ground floor of the said panchayat on account of  Renovation work  for setting up of Library under Central Scheme since  April 2025. According to the 23rd April 2025  corrrespondence of  Krishnadas Sharma Goa State Central Library under the Directorate of Art and Culture addresssed to the Village Panchayat Camorlim ,Salcete Goa. “The info Tech Corporation of Goa Limited being an implementing agency has scehduled to commence the work of renovation from April 2025….”
The delay in non commencement of the aforesaid  renovation work is creating inconvenience for the passionate readers of book including  children ,adoloscents etc  The action the government intends to take in this regard.

Thirteenth Session 2026

BUSINESS FOR THE DAY -4

Art & Culture

Directorate of Art and Culture

DSSS STATUS ONLINE SITE

Department Social Welfare  
Concerned Minister: Shri Subhash Phaldessai 
DSSS STATUS ONLINE SITE


The attention of the House is drawn to the long pending demand  that the website of  Dayanand Social Security Scheme ( DSSS) has not been designed   / made operational yet  which in turn puts its beneficiaries of its financial assistance  and its new applicants under lot of hardships. Even to obtain the necessary information like to know  status of application  becomes difficult  from DSSS helpline No. 8882988000  as most of the time  the line is busy  or the call is not being attended.
The action the government intends to get the website  for DSSS Online Site designed/ working as it would aid the  applicants in avoiding the inconvenience to visit the District office to view the updates of their pending DSSS application. 

Thirteenth Session 2026

BUSINESS FOR THE DAY -3

Social Welfare

Directorate of Social Welfare

Renovation of the Gym at Camorlim V.P.Panchayat in Curtorim Constituency


Renovation of  the Gym at Camorlim V.P.Panchayat in Curtorim Constituency 
Department  Panchayati Raj 
Concerned Minister: Shri Mauvin Godinho


The attention of the House is drawn that the Gymnasium (Gym) at  Camorlim V.P. in Curtorim Constituency is facing issues of repair and renovation especially its equipments are more than two decades old . This important athletic facility/ fitness center is popular with physical fitness enthusiasts  in the village of Camorlim de Salcete  and its surrounding areas  The Steps the government intends to take in this regard.  

Thirteenth Session 2026

BUSINESS FOR THE DAY -2

Panchayati Raj

Directorate of Panchayats

Request to Make Seafarers Pension Permanent


Request to Make Seafarers Pension Permanent 
Department NRI 
Concerned Minister : Dr Pramod Sawant


The attention of the House is drawn that many seafarers have approached me and enlightened me of the Hon’ble Chief Minister Dr Pramod Sawant’s  assurance given on Seafarers Day  on June 25th . 2025 that Seafarers Pension would be made permanent  as “Seafarers are the pride of Goa, with a tradition that spans over a century”. The steps Government will take in this matter for the Seafarers Pension to be made permanent and regular i.e., to be paid every month.

Thirteenth Session 2026

BUSINESS FOR THE DAY -1

NRI Affairs

Office of the Commissioner for N.R.I. Affairs

022A - VACANCIES IN DISTRICT JUDICIARY AND PENDENCY OF CASES

*Will the Minister for Law and Judiciary be pleased to state:

a) the number of sanctioned posts of Principal District Judge and District Judges in the State and the number of vacancies in these posts as on date;
b) the details of pendency of cases in various District Courts, Court-wise and Category-wise (civil, criminal, special Acts);
c) the details of District Judge rank judicial officers deputed to the State Government quasi-judicial authorities such as Administrative Tribunal, Industrial Tribunal, etc., along with their names, date of deputation  and parent cadre;
d) whether the Government has filled or proposes to fill the vacant posts in the Administrative Tribunal, Industrial Tribunal etc. by direct recruitment and release the judicial officers currently on deputation; and
e) whether such measures will enable expeditious disposal of pending cases and alleviate the plight of litigants whose cases are pending before various District Courts; if so, the timeline for implementation of such measures?

Answer:

Sir,

Please find attached herewith reply to Starred LAQ No.022A along with Annexure A, B and C.

Thirteenth Session 2026

BUSINESS FOR THE DAY -7

Shri. Pramod Sawant

Law & Judiciary

Department of Law

022B - REVIEW OF MONETARY CAPS FOR GOLD ALLOWANCE UNDER CUSTOMS ACT

 *Will the Minister for Finance be pleased to state:

a) whether the Government is aware that the gold allowance of ₹1,00,000 value limits under the Customs Act is outdated and no longer aligns with current gold prices  causing hardship to genuine passengers; 
b) if so, the steps being taken to address this issue;
c) the details of representations received from citizens or overseas Indians regarding harassment due to outdated gold valuation limits;
d) whether the Government has conducted any review of the monetary caps prescribed for gold allowance under the Customs Act in the last five years; and
e) whether the Government proposes to recommend revision of these limits or adoption of a weight-based allowance system to the Central Government; if so, the details thereof?

Answer:

Reply is attached here with

Thirteenth Session 2026

BUSINESS FOR THE DAY -7

Shri. Pramod Sawant

Finance

Department of Finance

022C - SECTION 138 OF NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS ACT

*Will the Minister for Law and Judiciary be pleased to state:

a) the number of cases registered under Section  138 of  Negotiable Instruments Act in the last five  years with details year-wise / month wise / Trial Courts in  North and South Goa; 
b) the number of cases in which the accused are yet to be traced / whereabouts not known in the last five years with details year-wise;
c) whether the Courts can give the direction to the concerned Police Station to trace the accused with the latest technology; 
d) the steps being taken by the Government to address the issue of cases under Negotiable Instruments Act, for which the matters are pending to trace the accused or issue summons to the accused; and
e) whether the Government intends to amend the law, if necessary; if not, the reason therefor?
 

Answer:

Sir/Madam,

 

Please find attached Starred LAQ no.022C regarding SECTION 138 OF NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS ACT.

Regards,

 

Thirteenth Session 2026

BUSINESS FOR THE DAY -7

Shri. Pramod Sawant

Law & Judiciary

Department of Law

001 - FUNCTIONING OF THE DEPARTMENT OF OFFICIAL LANGUAGE

Will the Minister for Official Language be pleased to state:

a) the details of staff strength of the Department of Official Language, including the name, designation, and date of appointment of each employee;
b) the details of all activities and projects undertaken by the Department for promotion of the official language (Konkani) during the last four years,  including financial expenditure incurred;
c) whether the Department conducts Konkani language training programmes for Central Service Officers posted in Goa; if so, the details thereof including  number of programmes conducted, number of officers trained, and outcome; if not; whether the Government proposes to introduce such programmes;
d) the details of initiatives taken to ensure compliance with the Official Language Act in Government offices and public undertakings; and
e) the mechanism for monitoring and evaluating the effectiveness of Konkani promotion activities undertaken by the Department?
 

Answer:

 

 

Please find attached herewith reply to Unstarred LAQ No. 001 tabled by Shri. Aleixo Lourenco, M.L.A. regarding “Functioning of the Department of Official Language” to be answered on 16/03/2026.

 

Thirteenth Session 2026

BUSINESS FOR THE DAY -7

Shri. Pramod Sawant

Official Language

Directorate of Official Language

002 - PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP PROJECTS IN GOA

 Will the Minister for Public Private Partnership be pleased to state

a) the details of all Public Private Partnership (PPP) projects undertaken in the last four years, including name of project, department/sector, name of private partner/concessionaire, project cost, and date of commencement;
b) the current status of each PPP project, indicating whether the project is operational, under construction, stalled, or terminated;
c) the reasons for delay or termination, if any, in respect of PPP projects that have not been completed;
d) the details of PPP projects proposed to be undertaken, including name of project, department/sector, estimated cost, and proposed timeline; and
e) the total revenue generated from operational PPP projects in the last four years?

 

Answer:

Reply to UnStarred LAQ No. 002

Thirteenth Session 2026

BUSINESS FOR THE DAY -7

Shri. Pramod Sawant