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Reg. No. RNP/GOA/32/2021-2023 RNI No. GOAENG/2002/6410 Panaji, 25th February, 2021 (Phalguna 6,1942) SERIES III No. 48 PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY Note:- There is one Supplement and one Extraordinary Government. The earnest money deposited by the to the Official Gazette, Series III No. 47 dated unsuccessful tenders shall be returned to them 18-02-2021 as follows: against respective receipts. 1) Supplement dated 22-02-2021 from pages 1211 to 1220 regarding Notifications from The envelope containing the tender must be Department of Finance (Goa State Lotteries). duly sealed and superscribed with the words 2) Extraordinary dated 24-02-2021 from pages “Sealed Offer” and should be addressed to the 1221 to 1222 regarding Orders from Department Commissioner of Excise, Panaji mentioning the Name of Home. of the Person, Name of the Zone, Name of the Taluka GOVERNMENT OF GOA as specified below: Sealed Offer Department of Finance Office of the Commissioner of Excise, Panaji-Goa 1. Name of the Person……………… Revenue & Control Division 2. Name of the Zone………………… Office of the Commissioner of Excise 3. Name of the Taluka……………… __ The sealed offer will be accepted at M/s. Public Notice Laximibai Memorial Hall, Valpoi, Sattari-Goa for Sattari Taluka, Swami Vivekanand Hall, Junta House, No. CE/15/2020-21/Cashew/Exc/3253 Panaji for remaining North Goa and Ravindra Bhavan It is hereby notified to all concerned that the (Black Box Hall), Margao-Goa for South Goa from Cashew Zones of the Talukas which have remained 9.00 a.m. to 11.00 a.m. on the days as shown below: unbidded in the course of 1st & 2nd Cashew Date & day Name of the Place of Tender Auction shall be disposed of by way of Sealed fixed for sealed Taluka North/South District Tenders at the discretion of the Commissioner of tender 2021 Excise in terms of Rule 72(5) of the Goa Excise Duty 1 2 3 Act & Rules, 1964. Cashew Zones of North Goa District For the above purpose, the Commissioner of Excise hereby invites tenders in the prescribed 03-03-2021 1. Sattari M/s. Laxmibai Memorial forms which are available in the Office of the Wednesday Hall, Valpoi, Sattari-Goa. Commissioner of Excise, Panaji and will be made 09-03-2021 1. Tiswadi Swami Vivekanand Society available at all Excise Stations of respective Tuesday 2. Bicholim Hall, 6th Floor, Junta House, Talukas. Every such tender duly filled in by the Panaji-Goa. interested person should accompany a receipt in prescribed form for having deposited an amount of 10-03-2021 1. Bardez Swami Vivekanand Society Wednesday 2. Pernem Hall, 6th Floor, Junta House, Rs. 100/- (Rupees one hundred only) as earnest Panaji-Goa. money. Separate tenders shall be submitted for each zone. Cashew Zones of South Goa District The tenderer to whom the right to distill liquor 17-03-2021 1. Mormugao Ravindra Bhavan is adjudicated by the Commissioner of Excise, shall Wednesday 2. Canacona (Black Box Hall), Margao have to pay the total amount of the offer quoted 3. Ponda Salcete-Goa. by him/her in tender, no sooner his offer is accepted 18-03-2021 1. Salcete Ravindra Bhavan by the Commissioner. In case of failure, the earnest Thursday 2. Quepem (Black Box Hall), Margao money deposit shall be forfeited in favour of the 3. Sanguem Salcete-Goa. 1223 Suggestions are welcomed on e-mail: [email protected] OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA SERIES III No. 48 25TH FEBRUARY, 2021 After the aforesaid time is over, the tenders in And whereas I am satisfied that adoption of respect of cashew zones of the concerned Taluka immediate preventive measures are necessary for will be opened in presence of the tenderer who the maintenance of public peace, order and remain present on the above dates, time and venue tranquility; and the cashew zones will be disposed off to the And whereas I am satisfied that there are highest tenderer either by way of tender or as per sufficient grounds for proceeding under Section 144 the discretion of the Office of the Commissioner of (1) of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 and that Excise. the circumstances do not allow the serving of notice In case of each cashew zones taken on tender, individually. the Excise Duty shall be collected from the Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers vested tenderers with reference to the liquor actually in me under Section 144 (1) of the Code of Criminal produced. However, no refund shall be allowed if Procedure, 1973, I, R. Menaka, IAS, District the Excise Duty corresponding to production is Magistrate, North Goa, do hereby prohibit:- below the tendered price. (a) Assembly and gathering of five or more The particulars in respect of the Cashew Zones persons and taking out or organizing of which have remained unbidded and will be opened processions. for inviting sealed tenders may be obtained from (b) The carrying of firearms or weapons of the Office of the Commissioner of Excise, Old High offences such as lathis, swords, daggers or Court Building, Panaji-Goa during office hours. The spears. Tenderer shall have to observe provisions of the (c) The use of loudspeakers. Goa Excise Duty Act, 1964 and the rules made (d) The shouting of slogans. there under as far as they are applicable to them. (e) Burning of fire. Further, cashew zones which remained unbidded in any public place, street, road, square, during sealed tender will not be disposed by open thoroughfare, by-lane or in any open space within tender. the radius of 500 meters around the Assembly The Commissioner of Excise, reserves the right Complex at Porvorim and the area under the to reject any tender or all tenders without assigning jurisdiction of Panaji Police Station. I further direct any reason thereof. that the above restriction shall not apply to public servants on duty and to bonafide marriage or funeral Shashank Mani Tripathi, IAS, Commissioner of processions or any special occasion or occasions Excise. which in the opinion of the District Magistrate/ Panaji, 17th February, 2021. /Additional District Magistrate/Sub-Divisional Magistrates, are genuine and for which prior ———¿¿¿——— permission in writing has/have been be obtained Department of Home from the District Magistrate/Additional District Magistrate or the Sub-Divisional Magistrate Home—General Division concerned. Office of the District Magistrate, This order shall come into force w.e.f. 11.00 a.m. North Goa on 25-01-2021 and shall remain in force till the ___ Assembly Session is over. Given under my hand and seal, this 22nd day of Order January, 2021. No. 8/8/2021-MAG/L&O/(Vol.II)/196 R. Menaka, IAS, Under Section 144 of the Code of Criminal District Magistrate, Procedure of 1973 North Goa. _________ Whereas it is apprehended that assemblies, Order processions and morchas are likely to be carried out during the 13th Session, 2021 of the Seventh No. 8/8/2021-MAG/L&O (VOL-II)/215 Legislative Assembly of the State of Goa convened Read: 1. Order No. 8/8/2021-MAG/L&O/(VOL-II)/96 from 25-01-2021 to 29-01-2021. dated 12-01-2021. And whereas such activities are likely to create 2. Letter from Directorate of Animal not only traffic congestion but also disturbance to Husbandry and Veterinary Services the smooth and peaceful functioning of the under No. 5-1(27)/BF/2020-2021/6140 Assembly; dated 22-01-2021. 1224 OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA SERIES III No. 48 25TH FEBRUARY, 2021 Whereas vide order referred to at 1 above, the Order transportation and entry of birds from Karnataka No. 5/N/TTR (5546) 20-DT/711 and Maharashtra States into North Goa District was prohibited. The registration of vehicle No. GA-03/N-0709 belonging to Shri Saish Vinaykumar Mulgaonkar, And whereas the Director of Animal Husbandry resident of H. No. 29, Bellavista Vaddo, Sircaim, and Veterinary Services, Panaji vide his letter Bardez, North-Goa, under the Goa Registration of referred to at 2 above, has informed that the Tourist Trade Act, 1982 entered in Register No. 46 Government has approved to lift the ban imposed at page No. 74 is hereby cancelled as the said Tourist on transportation and entry of live poultry birds Taxi has been privatized, with new Registration and eggs from neighboring States of Karnataka and No. GA-03/Z-3396. Maharashtra in the State of Goa with immediate Panaji, 17th February, 2021.— The Dy. Director of effect except birds and eggs within the radius of 10 Tourism & Prescribed Authority (North), Rajesh kilometers of infected zones i.e. from Mumbai, Thane, Kale. Parbhani, Dapoli and Beed areas of Maharashtra _________ State. Order And whereas from the perusal of the said report, No. 5/N/TTR (5639) 20-DT/720 I am of the considered opinion that prohibitory order issued by this office needs to be modified. The registration of vehicle No. GA-03/K-7213 belonging to Shri Sanjay V. Tendulkar, resident of As the notice cannot be served individually on H. No. 272, Livrament Waddo, Sangolda, Bardez, North- all concerned, the order is hereby passed ex-parte. Goa, under the Goa Registration of Tourist Trade Now therefore, I, R. Menaka, IAS, District Act, 1982 entered in Register No. 54 at page No. 51 Magistrate in exercise of the powers conferred upon is hereby cancelled as the said Tourist Taxi has me by Section 144 Cr. P. C., 1973, do hereby prohibit been privatized, with new Registration No. GA-03/ entry of live poultry birds and eggs from within the /Z-2764.
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    Computer Practical Test for the post of Lower Division Clerk ( LDC) 1. Duration of Test Total time : 25 minutes 2. Distribution of marks Total marks : 35 marks a) Typing test @ 35 w.p.m. for 5 minutes = 15 marks b) Practical test in M.S. Office for 20 minutes = 20 marks 3. It may be noted that the any complaints with regards to the Computer Practical test, the same should be brought to the notice of the Department within 7 days after declaration of the result. List of candidates with the centers and time are given below: Sattari - 130 candidates SEAT CANDIDATE NAME CATEGORY NO. 08/02/2016 at 9.30 am 3065 Gawas Shubham Balkrishna UR H.No. 333, Baherilwada, Keri, Sattari, Goa. 1 1580 Bhakti Shrikant Chari OBC H. No. 34, 'SHUBHANKAR', nagargao, Sattari Goa 403506 2 2016 Sujata Shantaram Rane, UR H. No. 492, Tamidgiwada, Parye, Sanquelim - Goa. 403505 3 2197 Kashvi Kishor Malik, UR H. No. 314, Gaonkarwada, Kudnem, Sankhali - Goa. 403505 4 2972 Shyam Vishram Gawas UR H. No. 58, Dabem, Mauxi, Valpoi, Sattari, Goa. 403506 5 3337 Mahesh Kashinath Gauns, UR H. No. 33, Durigwada, Navelim, Sanquelim - Goa. 403505 6 3339 Dnyaneshwar D. Gaonkar, UR H. No. 94, Bodanwada, Saleli, Honda, Sattari - goa. 403530 7 1110 Siddhi Subhash Dicholkar , OBC H. No. 1913, Desainagar, Sanquelim - Goa. 403505 8 1282 Hanumant Tulshidas Narvekar OBC H.No. 180/2, Siddheshwar Nagar, Surla, Sankhalim, Goa. 403505 9 2431 Naik Gaurish Gajanan, UR H. NO. 1056, Pratapnagar, Harvalem, Sankhali - Goa. 403505 10 2485 Rudreshwar Babuso Gaonkar UR H.