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Sr. I. No. 21.Pmd Reg. No. RNP/GOA/32/2021-2023 RNI No. GOAENG/2002/6410 Panaji, 19th August, 2021 (Sravana 28, 1943) SERIES I No. 21 PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY NOTE There are two Extraordinary issues to the Official Gazette, Series I No. 20 dated 12-8-2021, namely:— (1) Extraordinary dated 13-8-2021 from pages 1051 to 1070, Department of Information Technology Notification No. 10(29)/DOIT/2021/LAND PREMIUM EMC-TUEM/P.F.-I/710 regarding the Electronics Manufacturing Cluster Land Allotment Policy-2021. (1) Extraordinary (No. 2) dated 18-8-2021 from pages 1071 to 1114, Department of Finance (R&C), Notification regarding framing of Monthly Lottery Scheme; and India International University of Legal Education and Research of the Bar Council of India Trust at Goa 2021, Bill and Act from Goa Legislature Secretariat and Law Department respectively. INDEX Department Notification/Corrigendum O/M. Subject Pages 1 2 3 4 1.a. Agriculture Not.- 3/crops & PP/67/CGF/ Addendum to SSS “Assistance for 1116 Director & ex offi. Jt. Secy. /2021-22/D.Agri/399 Community farming. b. —do— Not.-3/crops & PP/50/Prom.of Amendment to SSS “Promoting Improved 1116 Imp. Tech/2021-22/D.Agri/373 Technology in Food Grain Crops”. 2.a. Finance Not.- 12/1/2021-Fin(R&C)/1716 Enhancement of monthly contribution 1125 Under Secretary of State Government. b. —do— Not.- 2/8/2013-Fin(R&C)/1720 Goa Feni Policy, 2021. 1126 3. General Administration Not.- 23/1/87-GA&C Business of the Government of Goa 1128 Under Secretary (Vol. VI)/1532 (Allocation) (Forty-First Amendment) Rules, 2021. 4. Personnel Not.- 1/11/2020-PER R.R.— Dte. of Institute of Psychiatry 1128 Under Secretary and Human Behaviour. 5. Public Works Not.- 22-24/PWD/PCE-EO/ Goa Telecom Infrastructure Policy, 2020. 1128 Principal Chief Engineer /2021-22/101 6. Revenue Not.- 1/7/1/2021-RD/2525 Revision of ex-gratia payment under 1129 Under Secretary GDMF Scheme. 7. Science & Technology & Ord.- 219-10-2016/STE-DIR/ Revision of pay scale. 1130 Waste Management /PART/435 Director & ex offi. Jt. Secy. 8. Printing & Stationery — Note 1130 1115 Suggestions are welcomed on e-mail: dir–[email protected] OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA SERIES I No. 21 19TH AUGUST, 2021 GOVERNMENT OF GOA fencing, construction of stone wall fencing, Department of Agriculture water storage tank, compost unit, pump Directorate of Agriculture house, threshing/drying yards, repair/ ––– /construction of non notified internal bund, drainage channels, and other agricultural Notification infrastructure required for cultivation of crops 3/crops & PP/67/CGF/2021-22/D.Agri/399 can be created from any dealer/contractor/ Sub.: Addendum to the notification of State /agencies willing to provide facility of at Sector Scheme “Assistance for source subsidy.” Community Farming”. Other content of notification remains the Ref.: 1) Notification No. 3/2/1/CIN/Agron/ same. The addendum shall come into force CFG/D.Agri/447 dated 1st October, from the date of their publication in the 2018 and published in Official Official Gazette. Gazette, Series I No. 28 dated 11th This issues with approval of the October, 2018. Government and the concurrence of the 2) Notification No. 3/2/1/Crops & PP/ Finance Department under their U. O. No. Agron/CFG/76 dated 24th June, 2019 1400079995 dated 4-08-2021. and published in Official Gazette, By order and in the name of the Series I No. 14 dated 4th July, 2019. Governor of Goa. ADDENDUM Nevil Alphonso, Director & ex officio Joint The following paras are added after para Secretary (Agriculture). 4(A) x at page 1555 in Notification No. 3/2/1/ Tonca-Caranzalem, 10th August, 2021. CIN/Agron/CFG/D.Agri/447 dated 1st _________ October, 2018 and published in Official Notification Gazette, Series I No. 28 dated 11th October, 2018. 3/crops & PP/50/Prom.Of Imp. Tech/ /2021-22/D.Agri/373 “The Community Farming Groups shall be Sub.: Amendment to the State Sector eligible to create the agricultural Scheme “Promoting Improved infrastructure by availing ‘At Source Subsidy’ Technologies in Food Grain Crops”. facility. In such cases the subsidy shall be paid to dealer/contractor/agencies who has Ref.: 1) Notification No. 3/4/Agron/PPG/3- provided the “At Source subsidy” facility to 2(4)/2013-14 D.Agri dated 23-7-2013 Community Farming Group provided that the published in the Official Gazette, Community Farmers Group pays their share Series I No. 20 dated 16th August, of cost (cost of crating infrastructure minus 2013. the eligible subsidy) to dealer/contractor/ 2) Amendment No. 3/4/Agron/PPG agencies and furnish letter of Authority to /3-2(4)/2013-14/D.Agri/1 dated that effect. 15-1-2014 published in the Official The Community Farming Group has to Gazette, Series I No. 43 dated 23rd install/erects Solar power fencing, installation January, 2014. of water pumps, installation of micro irrigation 3) Amendment No. 3/CIN/Crops/50/ and purchase of machineries from the dealers Prom.Tech.in.FoodGrainCrops/2017- registered with Directorate of Agriculture -18/489 dated 4-9-2017 published in and who are willing to provide at source the Official Gazette, Series I No. 24 facility for availing the subsidy. dated 14th September, 2017. Infrastructure such as digging & AMENDMENT construction of well, installation/erection of The notification referred above is amended barbed wire fencing, chain link/wiremesh as below: 1116 OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA SERIES I No. 21 19TH AUGUST, 2021 Clause 5(A) is replaced and shall be read Branch Manager to the Zonal Agricultural as: Officer. 5. Pattern of Assistance.— (iv) The Zonal Agriculture Officer shall (A) Distribution of seed minikits:— In inspect the items and also verify that mat order to evaluate and popularize cultivation nursery has been raised and give his of new and improved varieties from Indian recommendation and forward the claim to Council of Agricultural Research Complex- respective District Agriculture Office for Goa, Agriculture Universities and Research sanction. Institutes or identified by the Department, (v) The District Agricultural Officer will seed minikits of these varieties will be scrutinize the documents and sanction the provided to identified farmers free of cost. subsidy if in order. The normal size of each minikit shall be 2 kg. for paddy, 1 kg. for pulses, 5 kg. for (C) Incentives to SRI farmers:— (i) The groundnuts and 0.5 kg. for millers such as farmers willing to undertake the SRI finger millet (Nachani), little millets (Vari), demonstration shall be identified and foxtail millet (Kongo), etc. Selected farmers covered under the schemes by Zonal shall be provided a maximum of two kits of Auriculture Officers. paddy and pulses at a time depending on (ii) The Zonal Agriculture Officer shall willingness of the farmers. inspect the SRI paddy after transplanting Clause 5. Guidelines and procedure is and give his recommendation and forward replaced and shall he read as: the claim to respective District Agriculture 6. Guidelines and procedure.— The Office for sanction. programme will be monitored by Dy. Director (iii) The District Agricultural Officer will of Agriculture incharge of Crops section. scrutinize the documents and sanction the (A) Distribution of seed minikits:— (i) The subsidy if in order. farmers willing to undertake the This issues with the concurrence of the demonstration of seed minikits shall be Finance Department under their U. O. No. identified and covered under the schemes 1400080213 dated 25-07-2021. by Zonal Agriculture Officers. This shall come into force with immediate (ii) The concerned Zonal Agriculture effect. Officer will prepare the Utilization Certificate in the standard format along By order and in the name of the with list of beneficiaries with details of Governor of Goa. inputs supplied and forward the same to Nevil Alphonso, Director & ex officio Joint the Directorate of Agriculture. Secretary (Agriculture). (B) Incentive for mechanized paddy Tonca-Caranzalem, 4th August, 2021. transplanting:— (i) The applicant will apply ———ttt——— with the requisite documents to the concerned Zonal Agriculture Officer. Department of Finance (ii) Zonal Agriculture Officer shall verify Revenue & Control Division documents & costs and accord — administrative approval for purchase and Notification endorse a copy to Head Office. 12/1/2021-Fin(R&C)/1716 (iii) After purchase, the applicant shall Read: (1) Notification No. 12/4/2004/ furnish original copies of receipts/purchase Fin(R&C) dated 05-8-2005. invoice or, in case of loan availed from (2) Corrigendum No. 12/4/2004/ bank, duplicate copy duly attested by Fin(R&C)/Part I dated 22-08-2006. 1117 OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA SERIES I No. 21 19TH AUGUST, 2021 (3) Corrigendum No. 12/4/2004- regulated by the Office of the Commissioner Fin(R&C)/Part-I dated 22-01-2007. of Excise, Government of Goa. (4) O.M. No. 12/4/2004-Fin (R&C)/Part- This policy applies to all processes and I dated 12-09-2017. activities related to harvesting, sourcing, juice Government is pleased to enhance the extraction (of Cashew Apples), its monthly contribution of the State Government fermentation, distilling, storing, ageing, from 10% to 14% w.e.f. 01-04-2021 as per the bottling, marketing information and business Notification F. No. 1/3/2016-PR dated practices linked to the distilled alcoholic 31-01-2019 issued by the Government of India, beverage known as “Feni” and alcoholic Ministry of Finance, New Delhi for the eligible products arising from the process, pursuant employees under the above read Notification to the specifications of this Feni Policy. at Sr. No. (1). Furthermore, this Policy establishes the Arrears w.e.f. 01-04-2021 shall be deposited technical specifications and legal in Tier I contributions of the eligible requirements for the protection of the GI for employees.
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