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.. , ,", .: . {, v.,.""'{"~" ';-214 P <.t.{ ~ ... " ,.;;l,, ED. <IDA-Ii I Panaji, 14th April, 1990 (Chaitra 24, 1912) SERIES II No. 2 OFFICIAL GAZETTE GOVERNMENT OF .. GOA EXT R f\ 0 R [) IN" RY No. 3 GOVERNMENT OF GOA Notification General Administration and Coordination Department No. 14-5-89/GA&C(3) The following Order of the Governor of Goa, is hereby published for general information. Notification A. V. Pimenta, Under Secretary (GA). No. 14-5-89/GA&CI1) Panaji, 14th April, 1990. The following Order of the Governor of Goa, is hereby published for general information. , Order A. V. Pimenta~ Under Secretary (GA). No.. GS/APS/53/90(III) Panaji, 14th April, 1990. By virtue of the powers vested in me by Article 164(1) of -the Constitution of India, I, Khurshed Alam Khan, Governor of Goa, am pleased to appoint the following Order persons as Ministers, on the advice of the Chief Minister: - No. GS/APS/53/90(III) 1. Shri Ramakant D. KhaJap - Deputy Chief Minister. While accepting resignation of the Council of Ministers 2. Smt. Shashikala Kakodkar - Cabinet Minister. submitted by Shri Churchill Alemao today, I, Khurshed Alam 3. Shri Ravi Na~ - Cabinet Minister. Khan, Governor of Goa hereby request Shri Churchill Alemao to continue as Caretaker Government until alternative 4. Shri Churchill Alemao - Cabinet Minister. arrangement is made. 5.' Dr. Kashinath Jha~mi - Cabinet Minister. 6. Shri Joao B~ptista Gonsalves - Cabinet Minister. Raj Bhavan, Dona Paula, Sd/- 7. Shri AShok T. Naik SaIgaoker - Cabinet Minister. Panaji. KHURSHED ALAM KHAN 8. Shri Mauvin Godinho - Cabinet Minister. Dated: 14th' April, 1990. Governor of Goa 9. Shri Somnath D. Zuwarker - Minister of State. 10. Shri Ratnakar Chopdeker - Minister of State. Notification 11. Shri Luis Alex Cardozo - Minister of State. No. 14-5-89/GA&C(2) They will assume office from the date they are admi nistered the oath of office and secrecy. The folloV'ling Order of the Governor of Goa, is hereby published for general information. Raj Bhavan, Dona Paula, Sd/ 'A. V. Pimenta, Under Secretary (GA)'. Panaji. KHURSHED ALAM KHAN, Dated: 14th April. 1990. Governor Panaji, 14th April, 1~90. ., . Order . Legislature Department No. GS/APS/53/90(III) By'virtue of Article 164(1) of the Constitution of India, Notification I, Khurshed Alam Khan, Gqvernor of Goa, hereby appoint No. LA/A/100/1990 Dr. Luis Proto Barbosa, as the Chief Minister of the State. Dr. Luis Proto Barbosa, has resigned the Office of the He will assume office from the date he is administered Speaker of the Legislative Assembly _of the State of Goa., the oath of off~ce and secrecy. with effect from the forenoon of Sa~urdfty, the 14th April, 1990. ~aj Bhavan, Sd/ Dona Paula, KHURSJIED ALAM KHAN Assembly Hall, A. B. ULMAN Panaji. Panaji. Governor Under Secretary to the Dated: 14th April, 1990. Dated: 14th April, 1990. Goa Legislative Assembly GOVT. PRINTING PRESS - GOA (Imprensa Nacional- Goa) PIUCF: - O·'!;) P ... .

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