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1. STATE LEVEL OFFICERS STD CODE-0832 Sr. Name & Officer’s Office Phone Residence Mobile Fax No. Designation 1. Shri Parimal Rai,,IAS., 2419401/2419402 2224908 9779866666 2415201 Chief Secretary 2. Smt. Nila Mohanan, 2419409 2221315 7447429222 2419687 IAS. Secretary (Revenue) 3. Shri Anthony D’ 2419435 2453067 9850926003 2419671 Souza Jt. Secretary (Revenue) 4. Shri Sudin Natu, 2419444 23142202 9422395833 2419670 Under Secretary (Revenue -I) 5. Shri Shankar Barkelo 2419444 22249220 9822230310 2419670 Gaonkar Under Secretary (Revenue -II) 6. State Control Room 2419550/2415583 -- -- -- 7. Army Central 2226246/47/48 8975003178 2416512 Adjutant 2STC Goa 8. Captain Najmulhuda 2582866/2582200 ---- ---- 258266 CSO Goa Naval 2582202/2866294 Headquarters Vasco 2582202 Da Gama (Diving 2582200 Unit) Goa Naval Headquarters 9. Dig Himnshu Nautiyal 08322520734 --- 9422971273 2531802/ (Coast Guard Toll Free: 1554 25205841 Commanding Officer Commanding officer Air, Enclave, Goa) 10. Shri Dr. K.V 2425547 ------- 9823663974 2420161 Padglwar, Scientist-D & Director of I.M.D, Goa. 11. Drishti Special 3252854 ---- 9225580007 2451282 Response Service, Antonio Menezes, Manager 12. Col. A.S. Asbains, 3 Kernal 2767882/83 ----- ----- MTR, Davorlim Navelim 1 2. DISTRICT LEVEL OFFICERS Contact Number of South Goa District Authorities Sr. Name & Officer’s Office Phone Residence Mobile Fax No. Designation 1 Shri. Ajit Roy 2794414 2700300 9422439439 2794402 Collector & District Magistrate 2 Shri. Prasanna 2794423 - 9422388201 2794402 Acharya Additional Collector –I 3 Shri. Surendra Naik 2794483 ---- 9822142132 2794402 Additional Collector-II 4 Shri Arvind B. 2311000 ----- 2312469 Khutkar, 7507644146 Additional Collector-III Sub District, Ponda, South Goa District 5 Shri Arvind Gawas, 2732218 ---- 7875756009 2733864 IPS Superintendent of Police, South Goa, Margao 6 Shri Mangaldas 2794372 --- 2794402 Budho Gaonkar 9611148943 Deputy Collector (DRO) 7 Smt. Snehal S. Prabhu 2794317 ---- 9765242964 2794402 Deputy Collector (Revenue) Addl. Charge 8 Smt. Snehal S. Prabhu 2794326 ---- 9765242964 2794402 Deputy Collector (LA) 9 Shri. Jeetendra Bugde 2794312 ---- 9881060905 2794313 Mamlatdar –in- Collectorate 10 Dr. Ira Almeida, 2759012/2705664/ ---- 9011025065 2705167 Dy. Director/Medical 2705754 Superintendent, Hospicio Hospital, Margao 11 Shri Sanjay Waradkar, 2756980 -- 7798986105 2751462 IFS Forest, (Wild Life) South Goa 12 Shri Vishal Survey 2750246 -- 7798986138 -- Asst. Conservator of Forest, South Goa 13 L. D. Kolvekar, 2735125/39 -- 7350611000 2735124 Superintending 2710676 2 Engineer-I(S), Margao, Electricity Department. 14 Shri. Vijay S. 2741100/ 2740907 -- -- Mardolkar Superintending Engineer (Roads), PWD 15 Shri Nitin Raikar, 2714600/ 2715825 -- 9763717052 2714600 Dy. Director of Fire, Fire Station, Margao. 16 Shri Rajendra 2714600/ 2715825 -- 9763717051 2714600 Haldankar, Divisional Officer, Margao 17 Shri. Shrikant Dhond, 2742238 -- 9370699877 2740254 Superintending Engineer , Circle VIII(PHE), WD IX & XX, PWD, Fatorda 18 Shri E.N Nair (Holding 2312093 -- 9420690015 2312093 Addl. Charge) Executive Engineer, WD-III, WRD, Ponda- Goa. 19 Shri R. K. Naik, 2312093 -- 9420690043 -- Executive Engineer, WD-III, S.D.III, WRD, Gogol, Margao 20 Shri, Raju R. Dessai 2794275 --- 9422063212 2794277 Dy.Director of Panchayat, South Zone, Margao,Goa 21 Shri Shridar Bhat, 2731093 --- 9004477511 2712793 Regional Traffic Manager KRCL 22 Shri. John Kutty G., 2725953/ 2726726 -- 9423885665 -- DET & Nodal Officer, 9423993396 BSNL 3 3. TALUKA LEVEL OFFICERS 4 3.1 SALCETE 5 Sr. Name & Officer’s Designation Office Phone Residence Mobile Fax No. REVENUE AUTHORITIES 1 Shri Uday Prabhudesai, 2794145 2313733 9764480571 22794145 Deputy Collector & SDO, Salcete 2 Shri.Pundalik Khorjuvenkar 2794151 --- 9420595095 22794145 Deputy Collector & SDO-II, Salcete 2 Shri. Prataprao Gaunker 2794114 --- 9764627999 22794114 Mamlatdar of Salcete 3 Smt. Deona Pereira, 2794122 -- 8308543928 22794114 Jt. Mamlatdar-I of Salcete, Margao 4 Shri. BhikuGavas, 2794123 --- 9421151048 22794114 Jt. Mamlatdar-II of Salcete 5 Shri Vimod Dalal, 2794124 -- 9422664421 22794114 Jt. Mamlatdar-III of Salcete 6 Shri. MadhuNarvekar, 2794254 -- 9765022914 22794114 Jt.Mamlatdar-IV, Salcete 7 Shri Shailendra Dessai, 2794350 -- 9049468580 22794114 Jt.Mamlatdar-V, Salcete, Shri Gaurav Sagun Gaonkar, 2794351 -- 7798206718 22794114 8 Jt.Mamlatdar-VI, Salcete, 9 Smt. Avelina D’sa 2794642 -- 9921670761 22794114 Jt.Mamlatdar-VI, Salcete, POLICE AUTHORITIES 1 Shri Serafino Dias 2714454 -- 7875756038 22714449 Sub Divisional Police Officer, Margao 2 Shri TusharLotlikar 2705095 -- 7875756039 2714450 Police Inspector, Margao ShriSalimShaikh, 2741000 -- 7875756181 -- 3 Police Inspector, Fatorda. 3 Shri. Praveen Kumar Vast 2714787 -- 7875756042 -- Police Inspector. MainaCurtorim 4 Shri Wilson D’ Souza 2763234 -- 7875756041 -- Police Inspector, Cuncolim 5 ShriRahul Parab 2788396 -- 7875756040 -- Police Inspector, Colva 6 Shri SandeshChodankar 2782325 -- 7875756051 -- Police Inspector, Verna MEDICAL AUTHORITIES 1 Dr. Ira Almeida 2705664 -- 9011025065 -- Medical SupridentHospicio, Margao 2 Dr. MartinhaFernandes , 2715004/ -- 9011025064 -- 6 HO, Margao UHC 2711800 3 Dr. Nixon Fernandes, 2863237 2862233 9011025060 2863237 MO, Chinchinim PHC 4 Dr. Jude E. V. D’Souza, 2777140 --- 9011025943 2777140 MO, Loutolim PHC 5 Dr. RajendraBorkar, 2786206 -- 9822984862 -- HO, Curtorim PHC 6 Dr. SnehaAmonkar , 2705664 -- 9422449245 - HO, (H.H. Margao ) RESOURCE DEPARTMENTS FIRE SERVICES 1 Shri NitinRaikar, 2714600/ -- 9763717052 2714600 Dy. Director of Fire, 2715825 Fire Station, Margao. 2 Shri RajendraHaldankar, 2714600/ -- 9763717051 2714600 Divisional Officer, Margao 2715825 3 Shri. H. G. Souza, 2714600, 2715825 -- 9763717057 -- Station Fire Officer, Margao TRAFFIC CELL 1. Shri PrabhodShirvoikar , 2736473 -- 7875756074 2736473 Dy. SP Traffic South 2. Shri Mohan Gawade, 2736473 -- 7875756075 2736473 PI Traffic Cell MUNICIPALITIES & DY. DIRECTOR PANCHAYAT 1 Shri. SiddhivinayakNaik, 22714448/271517 -- -- -- Chief Officer, Margao 5 Municipal Council. 2 Shri Vishal Kundaikar, 2763224 -- 9850020897 2763224 Chief Officer, Cuncolim Municipal Council 3. Kum Fiona Audrey Cardozo, 2794275 -- 2794275 2794275 Dy.Director of Panchayat. South Zone, Margao,Goa 3 AmiteshA.Shirvoikar 2794263 --- 9545477880 2794263 Block Dvelopment Officer-I, Salcete 4 Shri Milindra G Velip, 2794263 --- 8806325812 2794263 Block Dvelopment Officer-II, Salcete PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT 1. Shri. Agnelo Barros, 2741100 -- 9168694622 2743574 EE, WD-VI (R), PWD, Fatorda, Margao 2. Shri. Flaviano Miranda, 2741100 -- 9168694679 -- E.E.,WD, XXV,PWD, Fatorda 3. Shri. Gillespie Dias , 2741993 -- 9326138633 -- E.E,WD-IX, PWD, Fatorda 7 4. Shri.Laxmikant Naik 2741100 -- 9168694798 -- E.E,WD-XIV(NH), PWD, Fatorda 5. Shri Prakash Naik, A.E. -- 9168694656 2512688 SD-III, WD.VI, PWD, Vasco Baina 6. Shri Armstrong Fernandes, A.E 2741100 -- 9168694617 -- SDIV, WD.VI, PWD, Fatorda, Margao 7. Shri Francis Fernandez, E.E. 2741100 -- 9168694685 -- Div-VIII(Bldgs-S) PWD, Fatorda,Margao,Goa. WATER RESOURCE DEPARTMENT 1 Shri. K. S. Patil, 2765108 -- 9420690025 -- E.E, WD-XI, WRD, Gogal Margao. 2 Shri. Ankush Gaonkar, E.E WD-II, 2759439 -- 9422434173 -- WRD, Gogal Margao 3 Shri Anant Bhagwat, E.E, 2765707 9423883391 W.D-XIV, Rawanfond ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT 1 Shri. AlvitoFernandes, 2735496/27341 ---- -- Asstt. Engineer, Div, IV, 41 8380015004 Electricity Dept,Aquem, Margao 2735125/39 TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT 1 Shri. Nandkishor -- -- Arolkar, Dy.Director of 2730019 9422450177 Transport(S),Margao. LIST OF TALATHIS Sr.No. Name of Village Name of Talathi Contact 01 Loutolim (Addl.Charge) GauravDangui 9881717515 02 Varca /Orlim Benjamin Afonso 9921448518 03 Cuncolim/Talvorda/Vero GovindNaik 7798248721 da 8698896466 04 Paroda/Macazana Smt. Janice Colaco 9860021262 05 Ambelim/Velim Shri Manuel Rodrigues 9921496937 06 Raia/Rachol/Camurlim SmtVarsha Tendulkar 9420166475 07 Verna/Nagoa SmtVarshaNaik 9923170465 08 Davorlim/Dicarpale/Rum Shri SudattaShanbhag 9960529543 damol 09 Dramapur/Sirlim SmtAnjaniGawas 9923694015 10 Majorda-Utorda-Calata Smt.ShennonLemos 9823674090 11 Margao Shri KalpeshDeulkar 9823694212 12 Benaulim GauravDangui 9881717515 13 Curtorim Shri NagueshNaik 9765104595 14 Fatorda Shri PrabhakarNaik 7744985613 15 Guirdolim Shri VallabhDangui 9881237837 16 Carmona/ Cavelossim Shri Sanket Dessai 9881884327 8 17 Nuvem Shri Siddesh Chowgule 9657063052 18 AquemBaixo/Sarzora NilimaNaik 9921582716 19 Chinchinim/ Desmond Oliveira 9657929142 Deussua/Assolna 20 Navelim/Betalbatim Shri AnayRane 9049935085 21 Colva-Sernabatim- Shri RupakNaik 9960159297 Vanelim-Gandaulim 22 Talaulim/seraulim Smt. PrarthanaFal Dessai 9765453775 23 Sao Jose De Gislian Pereira 9850521884 Areal/Chandor LIST OF PANCHAYAT SECRETARIES Sr.No. Name of Village Name of Secretary Contact 1 Assolna Shri.Krishna Dessai 9850252247 2 Nuvem Shri. Advin Carvalho 9764683821 3 Majorda Shri.Dinesh V. Amonkar 9823595586 4 Velim Smt Vinita Morajkar 8805333600 5 Chandor Cavorim Shri. Purshottam Alve 9823269199 6 Loutolim Shri.Yogesh Fatarpekar 9923568749 7 Camurlim Shri.Dinesh Amonkar 9823595586 8 Curtorim Shri. Dinesh Gaonkar 9049559907 9 Rachol Shri. Shrirang Agrasani 8007369988 10 Sao Jose De Areal Shri.Krishna Gaude 9404315244 11 Chinchinim Shri Amol Tilve,(Gramsevak) 9975244155 12 Paroda Shri. Prabhakar Kamati 9822135730 13 Dramapur - Sirlim Shri. Sanjeev Naik 9823900609 14 Sarzora Shri Mohan Gaonkar 9421497144 15 Nagoa Shri. Sachin Naik 9823358325 16
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  • Contribution of Jesuits to Higher Education in Goa: Historical Background of Higher Education of the Jesuits

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    The Socio-Economic History of Goa with Special Reference to the Communidade System: 1750-1910

    THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC HISTORY OF GOA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE COMMUNIDADE SYSTEM: 1750-1910 ••-it 31 THESIS SUBMITTEI5" *.°1- TO THE GOA UNIVERSITY FOR THE AWARD OF THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN HISTORY BY REMY ANTONIO DIANO DIAS UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF DR. PIUS MALEKANDATHIL \ • //0 \ :;1 : 4 t ilE3P.At7v att 71 0 Department of History Goa University - Goa January - 2004 CERTIFICATE I certify that this thesis entitled "The Socio-Economic History of Goa with Special Reference to the Communidade System: 1750-1910", submitted by Remy Antonio Diano Dias for the award of the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in History, Goa University, is a record of research work done by him during the period from 2000 to 2003 when he worked under my guidance. The thesis has not previously formed the basis for the award of any degree, diploma, associateship or fellowship to Remy Antonio Diano Dias. I affirm that this thesis submitted by Remy Antonio Diano Dias represents the independent work carried out by him under my supervision. <t• Place: Taleigao Plateau, Goa N d$ Dr. Pius Malekandathil a ; Date: *1 b t \ Guiding Teacher • // \'s A e Dr. N. S. Bhat c.Le 2-3 o 9.-R.,o,L05t-ek) GoA.;. Head, Dept. of History, (t; • Goa University \%--•• < tc_b a DECLARATION I hereby declare that this Ph.D. entitled "The Socio-Economic History of Goa with Special Reference to the Communidade System: 1750-1910", submitted to Goa University forms an independent work carried out by me in the Department of History, Goa University under the supervision of Dr.