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O. G. No. 22 Series I Reg. No. GR/RNP/GOA/32 RNI No. GOAENG/2002/6410 Panaji, 28th August, 2008 (Bhadra 6, 1930) SERIES I No. 22 INDEX Department Notification/Order/Bills Subject Pages 1. Education, Art & Culture Order No. DAC/5/EST/SK/2007/1765 Nomenclature of the post. 727 (i) (Directorate of Art & Culture) (ii) Adult Education Section Not. Nos. (i) 30/20/2008/DE/AE/389 Scheme for Literacy & Vocational Training for A dults. 730 (ii) 30/20/2008/DE/AE/390 Revised Scheme for Education of Children with Special Needs. 2. Goa Legislature Secretariat Bill Nos. LA/LEGH/2008/1811, 1812, (1) The Goa Tax on Infrastr ucture (2nd Amend- 736 1813, 1833, 1834, 1835, 1836. ment) Bill, 2008. (2) The Goa Value Added Tax Fourth Amendment Bill,2008. (3) The Goa Motor Vehicles (Taxation on Passengers & Goods) Amendment. (4) Ban on Imm. of Plaster of Paris Idols Bill, 2008. (5) Goa Town & Country Planning (Repeal of Amendment) Bill, 2008. (6) Goa Public Gambling (Amendment) Bill, 2008. (7) Goa Panchayat Raj (Amendment) Bill, 2008. 3. Official Language & Public Not. Nos. 5/10/DOL/Publications/ Scheme for publications in Official Language, 2008 751 Grievances /2008-2009/482 4. Personnel 1/7/79-PER (Pt-V) Amendment for the post of Assistant. Librarian. 753 5. Public Health 22/6/2008-I/PHD Screening of new born babies for metabolic 755 disorders. GOVERNMENT OF GOA -75-3950-80-4590 is to be read as “STORE CLERK” without any change in the pay scale. Department of Education, Art & Culture The nomenclature of the post appearing in the Directorate of Art & Culture Or ders r efer red above at Sr. No. 2 and 3 as ___ “THEATRE MANAGER” in the pay scale of Rs. 4500-125-7000 is to be r ead as “ THEATRE Order MANAGER (Jr. scale)” without any change in the pay scale. Ref . No. D A C/5/EST/SK/2007/1765 This is issued with the approval of the Read: (1) Or der No. DA C/5/ESTB/Crea-of-P osts/ A dministrative Refor ms Department and Finance /2006/956 dated 6-10-2006. (R&C) Department vide U. O. No. 1704-F dated (2) Or der No. DA C/5/ESTB/Crea-of-P osts/ 12-6-2008. /2006/957 dated 6-10-2006. By order and in the name of the Governor (3) Or der No. DA C/5/ESTB/Crea-of-P osts/ of Goa. /2006/954 dated 6-10-2006. Prasad Lolayekar, Dir ector of Ar t & Cultur e & The nomenclature of the post appearing in the ex officio Joint Secr etar y. Or ders r efer red above at Sr. No. 1, 2 and 3 as “STORE KEEPER” in the pay scale of Rs. 3050- Panaji, 19th A ugust, 2008. 728 OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA SERIES I No. 22 28TH AUGUST, 2008 Adult Education Section 5. Scope.— The scope of the scheme includes ___ illiterate adults of above 20 years enjoying good health and sound mind. Each centre should have Notification minimum 20 adults and should operate 4 times a 30/20/2008/DE/AE/389 week with a duration of 1 ½ hour per day at convenient time of learners. Initially it is proposed The Government of Goa is pleased to introduce to have 50 centres throughout the State. the Scheme for Literacy and Vocational Training ”in the State of Goa, for general for Adults 6. Component of the scheme.— ( i ) Literacy class information for the public. for group of 20 adults enjoying good health. 1. Introduction.— It has been obser ved that large number of adults are illiterate in our State. (ii) Vocational training as per local needs or as The basic reason is the financial weakness of the suggested above. family. In or der to incr ease the existing rate of literacy and to impar t vocational training such as 7. Implementing Procedure.— For Component (I) ar tificial jeweller y making, preparation of chalk, () Literacy class for adults will be 4 days in a candles, paper bags, glass painting, fabric painting, i week and each day will be of 45 minutes duration. pot painting, training of mehandi, rangoli, rakhi, greeting cards, flower bouquets, flower pots, (ii) Each day will have break up as shown: training of beauty parlour etc. It is proposed to introduce the scheme for Literacy and vocational (a ) 10 mins.— for motivation session which training for adults for the welfare of illiterate. will include topics on Health, Education, Science, Envir onment, Politics etc. Any controversial topic must be avoided. 1. Short title and commencement.— ( 1 ) This scheme may be called as T he Scheme for (b ) 10 mins.—writing skill (learning) Literacy and Vocational Training for Adults. (c ) 10 mins.—reading skill (learning) ( )It shall be deemed to have come into force 2 (d ) 15 mins.—practice with immediate effect. Total 45 mins. 3. Aims and Objectives.— The main objective of the scheme is to increase adult literacy rate in the (iii) Monthly attendance and evaluation sheets State, illiterate to acquire skill of writing, reading of individual learners with countersignature of numbers (learning numerals) from 1 to 100, President the organization running the centre must knowledge of money matter involving in day to day be sent to the Director of Education. life. Fur ther to impar t basic skills of vocational training in Ar tificial jeweller y making, preparation (iv) Incentives to the learners will be of chalk, candles, paper bags, glass painting, fabric sanctioned only if 80% attendance is obtained painting, pot painting, training of mehandi, rangoli, less than that no incentives will be paid. rakhi, greeting cards, flower bouquets, flower pots, training of beauty parlour etc. (v ) Classes must be planned as per convenience of adults and tentative plan of classes both 4. Implementing Agency.— The scheme will be literacy and vocational training must be sent to implemented by the Directorate of Education, the Directorate of Education well in advance any Government of Goa and the Director of Education change in the schedule should also be informed shall be nodal officer to deal with the scheme for in advance. literacy and vocational training. The applications for the scheme will be invited from the registered For Component (II) N G O, village panchayat, municipalities and V ocational class for adults will be of 45 minutes municipal corporation. Scrutiny of the applications duration and 4 days a week. shall be done by the Adult Education Section of The organization r unning Vocational Training Dir ectorate of Education, Panaji and decision of Centre may choose differ ent shor t term 1-2 months Nodal Officer shall be final and binding on the vocational training programme or any suitable implementing agency. courses as per local need such as ar tificial OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA 729 SERIES I No. 22 28TH AUGUST, 2008 jeweller y, pr eparation of chalk, candles, paper 8. Medium of Instruction. Medium of bags, glass painting, fabric painting, pot painting, Instruction shall be as per the convenience of the training of mehandi, rangoli, rakhi, greeting cards, learners. flower bouquets, flower pots, training of beauty parlour etc. over the period of six months of the 9. Cancellation of the Literacy and Vocational scheme. Training Centre.— The per mission to r un the Literacy and Vocational Training Centr e shall be Pattern of Assistance cancelled if it is found that the Agency is not running satisfactorily. (1) Total grant of Rs. 60,000/- shall be given in 3 instalments for implementation of scheme of This issues with the concur rence of Finance Literacy and Vocational Training course over 6 (Expenditure) Depar tment vide their U. O. No. 1856 months duration. dated 6-5-2008. ( ) Token installment of Rs.20,000/- shall be 2 By order and in the name of the Governor released af ter sanction of the scheme to the of Goa. organization. Dr . Celsa Pinto, Dir ector of Education & ex officio Joint Secr etar y. (3 ) Second installment of Rs. 20,000/- shall be released af ter 3 months subject to submission of Panaji, 12th A ugust 2008. utilization cer tificate of pr evious installment and _________ submission of 60% achievements by the learners as per inter nal evaluation r epor t. Annexure - I (4 ) Third installment of Rs. 20,000/- shall be Application to avail scheme of Adult Literacy and released at the end of 6 months Adult Literacy and Vocational Training V ocational Training Course and 60% achievements by the lear ners as per exter nal evaluation r epor t. To, The Dir ector, Directorate of Education, Admissible items of expenditure P anaji- Goa. 1. Survey of learners Rs. 1,000/- Sub:- Request to avail scheme and financial 2. Honorarium for instructors assistance as per scheme. @ 1250 p.m. (1250 x 2 x 6 ). Rs. 15,000/- Madam, 3. Electricity charges for 6 months Rs. 1,000/- I, Shri/Smt. ........................................................................ 4. Incentive for learners Chairman of ...............................................society (Rs.100 x 20 x 6) Rs. 12,000/- .............................................................Registered under society Act 1860 Registration No. ................ dated ............................... 5. Expenditure for raw materials wish to avail the scheme of Literacy and Vocational For Vocational training (Rs.225 Training for A dults by the Dir ector of Education. x 20 x 6) @ Rs.225/- per head Rs. 27,000/- I assure you to give full justice to this scheme and I am aware that during implementation any default on our 6. Teaching Material/Aids Rs. 3,000/- part will lead to action that deemed fit and withdrawal of the scheme. The detail of our organization and our 7. Miscellaneous Rs. 1,000/- initiatives towards scheme is given below:- Total: Rs.
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