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A BRIEF REPORT
the Business Transacted during
the First Session (FebruaryApril) 1966
the Legislative ASsembly
of /
Goa, Daman and Diu
Issued by
THE GQA, DAMAN AND DIU LEGISLATURE DEPARTMENT,
SECRETARIAT, PANJl M
MAY, 1966

A BRIEF REPORT
of
the Business Transacted during
the First Session (February-April) 1966
d
the Legislative Assembly
of
Goa, Daman and Diu

PREFACE
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This bWM& mntaSns a journal iof ithie bushess dumnig the First Siession
(February-April) 1966 of the Lagishtiive Assiembly ~f Goa, Dman and Diu
prrpxd !a ~arsuwce of the iprnwisionsl of nulie 302 of the Rules of Business.
P. B. YENKkT&S~~MAN
Siaolretsry to '%ie Legils111a.tiWe
A~m)b1y loif Gm, Dam and Diu.

Journal af business transacted by the:;;, gfsktive As.se~rrS$
from day-to-day during the first session
(~ebruary-~

\ NON-OFEUCIIAL RESOLU!lTONS
Xn all 164 notices of R&u%ins were rece~ived, out of which 127 w
admitted. Two were WlThdrawnl.
Snmmry of Business trwacted by the Legidathe Assembly ofl &a,
Damam I,K& Dku, from day to by during the First Seesion, L366
Saturday, the 26th February, 1966
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The ~ ~lute~ut iGionrcrmor, isllzrr K. R. D1a:mle', c$el&veaed !his Address.
I. Secretary latwd on bhe table a copy of tine A~dnihnistlator's Ad~dreiss. I
The !?ollo;vr.ing two condolatory resohitii~oa~ on the passlinlg away of Late
Shrii La\l Bahadur Shastri moved by the Chief Minister and the, Laader of the
1;
Oppoel~iorn respecdtuelly were unalnimouely passed )by memibels sltandinig im silence
fcrr two minutes :

[ Monday, the 28th February. 1966
1. Starred Question Xos. "483, +1600, *1607 and r604 were imswared.
*Starred Question No. "409 was not cdled hence Japsed.
Starred Question No. "494 was! t~amsderwcl bo Unstarlred U'st due )to anemboy's
a!bsbaeollce.
Ci-irfd Question No. '61111 was not rea~cbeld land was trianstCerred to Urntarred
Eit.
H. Tih's 'fo~ll~wing !c~~1c3ollaIt~oiry reslohdtii~om on ;the, pizssh~g ~alway of %be Slur1
V. D. .Savit'rkrar, miovled 'by Dr. Ja!clk be! S~e,q~u~eirra was kraunanimlomily pms~ed by
the mmble~rls sttandtng in siken~oe tfo!r 'two mimu~tes.
eT.h.1~ Bousle records &tics. @ef ,art the passtag away in Bonxblay on 26th February,
of Shri Vhayak Damdar Savarkaz, popularly known as Veer Savarkar,
an {early, Great 'mid valiant dimte!r folr ]the Pre~eldloom of lour Cown~try from thle
Yoke of Briibisth ~douwinit'tton, am~d res~ohels. ithalt 86hie 8expnesslon of itts sm'birnmbs
should be conveyed to the beraved family,.
KE. ,SRtrii M. W. $iWani ,c~ailled tlue latten~bi~oloau 'of the1 iCh?ef Mi&@eir b H%e '
folllwimg mabter : -

VIII. i3pieaker l~epmted the recommendakiions of the Busbess Advisory
Committee made ait ;its meeting held on lithe 24th February 1966.
The Deputy Speaker moved the moltion saad the slepoirt was adopted.
IX. 8uppJmenkwy Demands for the y&r 1965-66 were pmsmted by the
Chbf Min&ster.
X. GouernmeW Bills
(1) The Minister far Jaw presented thle Fkport of ithrs S~deict Committee
on Bill No. 20 of 1965 5 The Goa, Daanan and Diu Mamlaltdars' Courits Bill.
(2) 3UM No. 1 a€ 1966 -The Cou,rt Fees (Goa, Diaman a d Diu Amendment) 'I
Biilil was introduced.
Ministler far Law mmerd for coddmkbn of &I1 Nlo. 1 of 1866 - The Court
Fws (Gm, Damn and Diu Amendment) Bill.
Tuesday, he Is+ March, 1966
II. ShDi Wando Siequeira Lob0 called 'the aittention of the Wter for
Public Works to (the following mather: -

Thursday, the 3rd March, 1966
I. Sbarred Question NOSI. '598, '599, -605, 8,621, "629 were answered.
Starred Question No. "665 was held over.
Stamled Question Nos. *617, "6165 ware postpollied.
Stwred Question Nos. -624, "630 wepe not reached and were .tsmsf~el;red
to Unstmed List.
11. %ister for Pub;1.ic Wlorks made a Sta(te1rnent an the foillowimg m~tter
to which hiis attention was ~ca~lled ~cm 1-3-66.

(9) Dmand NO. 8, 18-Parli~ament and S'tate/Unlion Territory Legslitunes
folr Rs. 8,000/-.
(10) Dlernand No. 30, 65-Pensions and oither ~retbtiirrvemenlt benefits
f01" Rs. loo/-.
(11) Demand No. 33, 71-Misodlaneous for Rs. loo/-.
(12) Demand NIO~. 42, 109-Caplbal O~utlia,y on otheir wolrlis for
Rs. 8,35,000/-.
(13) Demand No. 47, Q Loam and Advances by State (and Un!im1
Territory Ciovarnnbents foil. Rs. loo/-.
IV. EiFl No. 4 of 1966iTl.xe Goa, ~Dmlan 'and Diu Supplenlentary Apprlopriation
(No). 1) &ill was btroiduaed, considered, read cria.use by-cllauae and passed. .:
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Tuesday, the 8th Marsh, 1966
I. Stanred Questions Nos. "1601, "1609, *613, *622, +1631, +663, *670 and 403
ware answened.
Starred Ques~tioa Nos. $1610, "616, *1625, "671, +715, 4612 were n ~ reached ~ t
and weuue ~tr~anderreid ;Do Unstairrad Uht.
11. Shri OrJando Sequenm Uobo oatled the! lattention of the ahief M~nister
to (the following linaibt~er: -
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V. Go~ern%elzt Bilk
(A) Minister for Law asked fior leave 40 introduce fo~llowing Dills: -
1) Bill No. 2 of 1966, The Goa, Daman and Dliu (Extension of the
Indim Majoriity Act), Bill ~ m d
2) Rill No. 3 19616, The Indian Pantruelwhip (Gda, Daman land 1DBu
Ainenir_ment) Bill
'and on the leave being panted, htrloduaad the Blirlls.
(B) Minister f'or baw tinoved tihat the I3311 No. 20 @ 1965 +The Goa, Daman
anid Diu MamBatdars' Uowrits Biill, las repartied by the Seleicrt Comm~ittee may be
taken into consideration.
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Dr. Jack de Selqueira moved sol amendment that the 5i11 bie ai1y:wb~ted f o~
the purpose of eliciting lopiindon thereion.
The comsidelra;tion 0% the motion and the amendment w poekponeid to
10-3-1966.
Wednesday, the 9th March, 1966
I. Held over stamed Quesmn Nlo. "665 and (P~ostponed) "615, "617, *634,
"673, *674, $703, "675 were azllswsreid.
staheld Quesition Nos. "699, "704, "705, ,7311 werre not reiashe~d aind weme
ka~nsf>md to UiI~tarrled biSt.
11. Dr. Jack ck Sequei~a loalled the attentilorn of the Minister for Public a
Works to the following mtter: -

XI. Dr. Jack de Sequeira cralled the attenurn d the Chief lUbi&w the
following maneor: -
tdGrave iuslj~lisb3ce done to the 'Primeircw Offidais in view I@!€ the Memo
~alplpmring in Govement Gazekte No. 49, series I1 of 4th March, 1966,
#king ithe Primeirchs Officiak to toappear !@or a test in English, Office Proaedore
d General knowledge, for consideration to the post ~f Superintendents
also requestimg them to-furnish particulars d

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#This House to Govemwt that irmanedialte steps &w1d
be taken 'to move the MInhtxy of Tramport with a vim to e m g the
(prompt exahwe on presentation d Oeddak t- Ourso% by C O ~
Dtscharge Certificates at my Seaman& Reclmiting Ceautse inr In&% and at
a colm6p&mt office at ~omhugao.
(5) The following rwoiluition (No. 9) movect by Shri J. L. G. Araujv was
wkthdnam afker 'Qiscutwion by leave of the Hwse.

(8) The f0Ik1cwicn.g ~esohtion (xo. 55) moved by Shr~ hblo P~lnfnta was
ascussed md passed unanbnoqly:

And wllereas the construlotictn of a br~dge lknk~mg the twp Concelhos
of Safl~ce~be and Quepc~l at the bern~xiub of the mni~cipai road at Ol-raindarccrbta
wit1 give great ilinpeit~w for econorni'c upllift and socia11 ac%vaacement
of ithat rer@m Qdll of agricult~ural and i~~dustrial patantialities;
llhB House, t!hlelrafo~re recm~m~snds to Ciovernmmt to take ungenlt steps
to h5Pd ai hi~dge wler 8he said lRio of Paradia at Clhlando,r Cotts~.
(2) T ~ foMo'c\ri!n~g
B reaollution (INo. 1B) mweld by %pi (J. L. G. Araujo was
discusseld md (passed as ~mle-ltdlel&:
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This House, ithen&ore, reco~nmends to Government to )move the Union
Government to Wude coconut in the list of esse~ntial comrnd+Aes so as
to emabbe )the Gowmment to cmtrd its price.>>
(7) Ih. 3ack de Sequeira. did not move his ~esoiukitilon No. 30.
(8) The foUmthg rasohtim (No. 58) mmed by Dr. Jack de Sequd'ra unas
dscuss&.

Starred Quer~rbim Nm. ""758, "764, "784, *7%, *712, *7W, "$31 'were mot
reached and were trmfemrred
to Urntarred Ut.
starred Question Nlo. "787 was tcmsferred to UuWred List due to Member's
arbsence.
Sitanred Qu&ion NIO. *765 was not ,put.
XI. Chief Ministeir laiid on the table the fo;llowing rules: -
('1) IFP/F.I4/2-35 f2165/B/65, dated 3,rd Nwmber, 1965, mQking the Wa,
Dmm and Diu bciw Duty (Third An?&&) Rules, 19'66.
(2) ,FD/E".TLI/2-35/parctf2019J265~3/"2829/d5-66, dated 14th Jaazumy, 1966,
imakdmg the &a, Daman and Dlnr Excise Duty (Fm* kmendnnent)
nules, 19615.
(3) iF"D/F.XI/S-35/826/pm/65-66, dated 22.11ld J-airy, 1966, making the
'Goa, Dman and Diu Excise Duty (First Aimend3nent) Rules, 19166.
(14) ~/R.m/2-315/part~30153/66, dated 2nd FBWary, 1966, making the
Goa, Dlaman and Diu Excise Duty (Second Amendment) Rules, 19\68.
III. General ~WwBoia of the budge% for 1W6-67 was rmed and mmded (Third iamd bad day).
;Nine Mmbem took part in the dislmlw.
Friday, the 18th March, 1966
I. Sltiairred Quersticm Nos. *640, "684, "727, "748, "766, "773, "821, "824, "651,
"749 were answered.
\Warn& Qu&tim Nos. "822, "774, *=, "825, "829 were nok xeal&ed and
were transferred .to Unstanred Lbt.
Speaker refused consent "co am adjoa&mx mation of which notice was give2
by Dr. Jack de "Sequeira to disc- the threatened strike af Gwemmt
employees.
nII. Shri J. L. G. Armjo ~~Eled ,the laittention of iAe mief Wter to the
folhwhg matter:
.
ad Minibt'er made la statme& Ithere!m.
111. Dbcussi~rn aold -g on Damn& for Grants fix the year 1986-67
ommaced (FM Day).
Demand No. 9 - 19~Cienaml Adanimslt~a~tion
for Rs. 37,61,900 '- moved
by 1We md Ministm was Idiislwd.

IV. Dr. Jack &e Sequdra taised a1 half-an-hour discussion on points
arising out of thle Government rsplies to Starred Question No. "151 regarding
est!ablishmemt of a shipping recruitment Centre at Mlrmagoa.
Monday, .the 21st March, 1966
I. Short Noftsoe Qnmtion No. **847 was lanswened.
Stmred Qulestion Nos. *619, "620, "650, "789 were answerled.
Stau-1-ed Question Nos. %03, "838, %44, "717, ?812 weae not reached and
wwne transfwred to Unstarred List.
Short Nobiae Question No. *'a72 wlas bransferred to Unstarred List due to
nxe~mlbelr's anbsemoe8.
Sitair~ed Question NO. *725 was postponed.
< n. Speaker gave the idlowing Ruling: -
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On the 18th instant my attention was dmwn by Hm. Shri Chopdenkar to
the fact that on the previous day during the general discussion of the Budget
the Hon. Leader of the Oppoisibiom, Dr. Jack die Sequdna in his spteech had
referred to ibe deputationists in the service of this Golvernment as

to maintain and uphold the d~gi1:ty 3if rL,e IIouze and they should do notilag
which is likely !to undermine the pwl~ltige of this August Assembly and give
an oppodunity to olther Legislatures and the pubilic to comnt uinfavmrablj7
on the pro~cee'dlngs oif tkus Haiu~e.
I am sure ithat the Han. L~ader of the Opposition who iS always very
dugn%il?ed. JB hlr Se~$srirnent and lain~guage in illel Eohe liluslt hdve used these
words in tke heat of the arguments w~Lhout any mabce or ill feelings and not
mtading to wound the feeihgs of anyone. It 11s therefore noit necessary for him
to apologise to this Hotuse as demanded by Shri ehopdenkar particularly as
the woiads have been expunged. I
.III. Minister for Caw Warned bhe Hwe about the Bmhess b be tm-
saicted during the Week.
IV. D~~uwion mtd volting on Demands far Grants Em 1966-67 ww resumed
(!Seacmd day).
1) Dbcuasios om Dmamd No. 9, 19-General ~ ~isltrati~n flor Rs. 37,61,900/was
resumed and concluded md the D e d was granted.
2) Demmd No. 12, 23-Police for Rs. 69,06,LOO/- moved by the Chief iVIinister
wm &,cmsed.
Tuesday, the 22nd March, 1966
I. 'Sbarre~d Ques~~~on Nos. "649, "667, "693, "769, "785, "724 were amwered.
Starred Question NOIS. *842, *853, "862, *6512, *816, "820, "833, "843, "718
were not reached md were transferred Qo Urntarred List.
Staimed Question No. "729 was transfarred to Urnbarred List aue to
melmbsr's )absence.
II. D&cuslsion tm~d .voting on Deonlaind.3. for 'Granb for 1'966-67 was resumed
(TUlid day).
Dislcuwsioa on Delmand No. 12, 213-Police iflo~r Rs. 69,06,100/- was resumed.
Thursday, the 24th March, 1966
I. Hdld oiver Starred Questilon Nlo~. "1669 and
Stanrretd Q~e~stioa Nlos. +837, "730, "740, a83.6, "'840, "821 wene answered.
63ta~~~d QU~&~ORI Nos. "694, "845, "848, 'k856, "88159, "700, "808, "8158,
"688, "745 wene not ireached and 'were traferred to Unst~rred List.
XI. Disc'ussion and v Wg on Dmaa& for Grmts for 1966-67 was resumeid
(F0ulrt.h day)
(1) Discussion Ion Dsmand no. 12, 23-Pollice flor Rs. 69.06,100/- was redunled
md ctoncllude~d and 'the D~emand was granted.
(2) Demand Not. 11, 22-Jlails for Rs. 3,21,&00/- ~uoved by the Milr~isier fa1
Law was granted hfter disc~~ssion.

(3) Wcmmd No. 15, 28-Ectuoablon fo~ Rs. 1,49,40.100/- lno~ed by ithe Minister
fqn Eduicatioa was disimssed.
Friday, the 25th March, 1966
I. Sborit Notiiae wesition NIOI. ""887 and Stm~red Question Nios. *710, "725,
"81, "875, "870, "737 were amared.
Stavred QuesQon Nos. "606 and *633 wene posbpornied.
Starred Qu~eistion No. -8857 was trandarirefd to Unsta~rrled bist due b0
Member's ebsenoe.
1) The foUwing resolubion (No. 58) mwsd by Dr. Jack de Ssqueira was
diwussed. land passed as ~mmdied,
ccThhs House resalves that Governlent shall sell, by piubYc auction,
within 180 Bays, inwpo1~3d cars (p'asslager cars lonly) that it towns, and buy
bs~lteaid only the rrqdred number 9f w s of h&1gelnoaa m~nuf~cture~>.
2) The flohlowing ~fneeioluti!oa (No. 78) moved by Dr. S. Mauaindl~ was dis-
trussed and passed.

in purmaace d the prcwisims of clause (a) of sub-rule (1) ob Rule 10 d %be
Assembly Rules Z hereby fix F'riday, the 1st P~priJ 1966, as the date on which
the election to fill the office of the Deputy Speaker shall be held,.
IX. Mimiisltier far Education i'fiEom?eld till: House of tihe Busbess to be
transa~ated durlillig the wle'ek.
il. !l%e Speaker - (Ckanrn~an)
il. The Depaltp ISp'eeker.
ilia. Vhle Leader of bhle Hoase (~Chlef Mmster).
5v. The Lea~der of the Opposktrion (Gr. Jack de Sequleira).
v. The Law Minister (Shni Tony Femailibes).
d. The D~epalty Leader of the Opposition (Shpi V, N. Sarmalkar).
i. IS~hri Shenlbholo RaIlLokar -- (Ohruirman) .
id,. &%hi-i R. A. Toplje. @
iii. ~Shd Satt~a1yam Dessai.
iv. Mrs. KT~mhdia Wais~carwhas Lima Leit5.0.
v. 1521~ J. L. 42. Araujoi
vi. Slhri ~$4. R. Jiwami.
(d) 'Cmnniltbae~ on ~P~etitim~sl:
~i. iSlhri -fijlap Ktamuikiar -- (~Crhanrmlan)
11:. Dr. Miaur~l&o FurtaBo.
hit. ISlhr~ Jaysing~o Rank
iv. Dr. Luis Proto Ba~nborsla.
v. iSih~r'~i John Wr~m D'Scuza.
vi. Shrx Dattalraim iDela.
(4) 'Clommittee on Delsgateld L~,Pi~l&ti3~'
i. Dr. A. de Loyola J3wntaido - (OhairnlanJ.
ii. ~Shri Vijay Kmdhrer.
il&. 18'hr~ iDaI~taralm Desai.
qv ~Shni Da ttararn iOho~c?mcar.
v. Sbril &I. R. JWaai.
ivi. Dr. Bebastian Mazarelo.
(5) Rulls CYo~~nnn?ittee:
i. Thle Speaketr - (ia?at:~man) .
iii. The Deputy lS$eake~r.
~ii. Sl~ri Tong tFel~na,cdea
k. 1EUlr.t J. M. D'Bouza.
v. Shri Tii\jay Kamu~l~ker.
vi. Shri J. L. 'G. Araujo.

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1. The IDieputy Speakeir - (Chai~mdn).
ii. Shii V. 5. Kamlaii.
iil. Shw Tony Beim&mdw.
w. Sh14 Enm Puneata.
v. Ghri Orlando Bequsira Lobo.
VI. iSnr~ iGattararn Dwa~.
V. Dis;c.i~sston antd vo~tiinig on Dn:-fiends fci- Graiots (F2Eth day) Derilctnd
No. '35, 28-E:dusati':n for Rls. 1,49.40,100/- inia.; ~dis.::?.~s~e.rl.
. Tuesday, the 29th 'March, 1966
I. 'Short Notice Queaticus No. *907 m d
IStmred Question Nos. &1669, 5'315, *743, -883, *805 wen amwe~red.
!Replie+s to Uxmt,awed Question Nlos. *739, +871 were laid on t&e Table;
11. Discussion and votiing on Deimanas foir Gnmts far 1966-167 was resumed
(Sixth day).
f ; ~
Demand No. 115, 28-Elducation folr Rs. 1,49,40,1W/- moved by tihe Miinistee
E~du~cartioa~ W ~ S dis~us~ed
Wednesday, the 30th March, 1966
I. ,Stam& &uestilon Nlors. "713, *788, *878, *880, "881, *716 were amwered.
Rwly ito Unstarned Question No. *637 was !aid m the TaIblle.
Istarred Questiu~n. No@. *a97 a& "898 were ~tlz"a&evred ta Uwtarred Lht due
boi Member's tubseauce.
31. Speaker mnouaced 'the result of decrticm to Public A.ccY)Iunts Cloanmitke
amd mthates Oomitkeee for 1666.67 as umkr.
Following Hon. Mepn'bem hawe been duly elected it0 the FuIbljlc Lommts
Committee far the: year 1966-67.
1) Xhri 'Gmlaba 8. Desai.
2) Dr. A. de boyda hntado.
3) Bbri M. R. Jiwani.
4) ~Shri Vijay Kaanulkar.
5) IShri 'P. 8. Naik.
6) ISlhrL V. N. Xarundkm.
following Ban. Meanibera have been dully ~eleciteid to the Est~~mtes Canmuttee
for Ithe year 1966-67.
rl) Shx% J. L. G. A~raujo.
2) Shri Dattarann K. ~orp'denkao..
3) Bbri ,Sheonvbo N. Palieakar.

Unldar lSlub*Rule 1 of Rule' ~202, Speaker ap~pointed Sh1.i Jayshgrao Rane the
ahaimam of the Bstianaites Committee.
111. 'DLmmim aptd wnolting on Dernaa& for Grant8 for 196667 wa8 resumed
(Senrenth and Last day).
(A) The following Dam& were @ranted after &cu&b:
1) Demand No. 115, 28 - E'ducatioa ifor Rs. 1,49.40,100/-.
2) Die-d No. 3, ll,-- 'Daxes on Yehides for Rs. 2,44,600,/-.
(33) The foUbwing D m d s were ,grantad without ~ ~ i o w :
1) Demahd No. 23, 188- Lahour an~d Employment for Rs. 1,16,300/-
8) Demanld No. 17, 30 - Pu~blblilc Health Rs. M,96,800/-
3) D~QIIELOL~ No. 316, 94 - Capi,t!al Outlay en Ianprowunent of Public
Hie~~dtrh Rs. 25,00,000/-
4) Dmwd No. 420, 34 -lCooperation of iRs. 6,32,900/-
5) Demand No. 4, l@ - Sales Tax Rs. 1,88,900/-
6) Dmcl No. 116, 29-Xedilcal Rsl. 66,95,800/-
7) Demand Xo. 10, 211 - Aduninkstrat%on o~f Jusltice Rs. 15,81,200/-
8) Dennan~d No. 14, 125'-81ciernbific Deparlhen~ts Rs. 1,57,100/-
9) D~em~nland No. 26, 45 - Ellect~i~c$ty Schemes Rs. 513,00,00(F/-
10) Diemlam No. 40, ;LO& - Capita11 Oultlay on ElecItr ici~ty S1cheme!s
Rs. 1,46,46,700/-
11) Demand No. 18, I51 - Agriculture for Rs. 48,179,600/-
112) Demand No. 37, 195 - CapLtal Outlay on ~Slcheffels of Agri-
~mltural Inwprwmant and Research for
~Rs. 311,157~500/-
113) Demm WB. 18, 313 -Aniirmal Husbandry ns!. 114,17;4OO/-
14) Detmm~di No. 2, 10- Sitalte Exme ~Dutiles Rsl. 8:01,600/-
15) Demand No. 27, 50 - PuIbUc Workel iRs. 83,14,1500/-
16) Deanland No. R8, 5!2-Ciqpital Outliiay on Pubilc Works
Rs. 1,00,000/-
17) ~D~emand No. 22, 37i - Community Developmeht Projeiats, Natio-
Rlail Extlensiom Sle~rviicle and Local Dleveiopment
Wo~ks Rts. 18,014,900J-
16) ~Demamd No. 38, PO-Woreslt Rs. 8,68,200/-
19) Demand No. 45, 119 - DapiJbal Outlay om Woreests RS. 10,00,000/-
20) Demmd No. 1, 9 - Land Revenue Rs. 4,06,000/-
21) DemQd! No. 6, 113 - 10bh1er Taxes and muties RBI. 5,88,500/-
22) Demann3 No. 6, 14 - St~amps 1Rs. 10,000/-
23) Demand No. 7, 15 - Regiklt~at'ion Fees Ra. 2,00,600/-
24) ~Deunamd No. 8, 18 - Plarliament and Staitie/Unhn Tk~rikolry
Legtsliaturel Ws. 8,64,900/-
25) Damadd No. 13, 26 - iM!i&i&laneous Departments Rs. 7,50,800/-
26) Dmarnd, No. 21, 35 - Industriles 'Rs. 12,74,800/-

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27) Demand No. 24, 39 - Miaodlmaous Socid and iDevel~prnenea1
Organislati~ons Rs. 14,88,100/-
28) Demand [No. 25, 44 - Irnigation, Navigaithon, Embankonent and
Drainage Works (Noa-~Oom~mercial)
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Rs. 2,4Ej500/ -
29) Diean!anici ~NOL 29, 53 - Pds and mobage Rs. 5,25,000/-
30) Demiand No. 30, 5'7 -Road land W~aZier Taanspolrt Schttmes
-. 15,50,000/-
31) Demand No). 31, 65 -. P~enllrJions and atheir, Retiremiellit Benefits
Rs. 35,01,500/-
32) Dlemmd No, 32, 6% -Stationery and Printing Rs. 7,61,600/-
33) Demand 'No. 34, 71 - NLisaeIlanmus Rs. 83,18,000/-
34) Dmlainx2 No. 35, @ - Oither Miscellme~ous Qompensa~tioas and
Assignments Rs. loo/-
35) Dmmd Nlo. 38, 96-[Capital Outlay on Industr?a!l and Economic
Developmenlt Rs. 'Ii4:50,000/-
36) IDmwd No. 39, 100 - Capitall Outlay on Irr!igatioln. Navigattion,
ErnbmWemt alnd Drainage Wolrks
(Nm-Oom~e~ci'al) Rs. 8,50,000/-
37) Dlemaad No. 41, 103 - Capital Ouutlay en P u b 1 il c W o r 1s s
m. 1,44,28,000/-
38) Demanld hTo. 42, 109;iCapital Outllay Ion Ot'hwr Works
-
Rs, 214,00,000/-
39) Demand No. 43, 110-#Capita! Outlay on Parlts Rs. 5,00,000/-
40) Demand No. 44, 114 - Caphial Outlay on Ro~ad and Watey Trans-
(port Schemes W. 3,18,000/-
41) Demand No. 46, 124 -~(3aiphl O~utt%ay on Schemes of Government
%dkg &. 4,34,39,000/-
42) Demand Na, 47, Q - Loans and Adva.nces Rs. 50,00,000/-
Thursday, the 31st March, 1966
I, Shont Notioe Question No. **904 was answered.
Shrred Question Nos. *755, *783, "806 wne 4mswePed.
Starred Qu~esticm Nos. *852, *854, *882, *892, "1894, *719, *786, *876,
*7Q, "900, *709, *815 were not neached and weire transderred to Urnstarred
List.
Stamed Qulestian No. *683 was WferPed to UnstwrCid Ust due to Mern-
ber's absence.
11. Dr. Jack de S~squeiw and 'Shri Orllandio Be~quieIira Llolbo called the atbention
d ithe Chief MiniFjt~er to 'the following matte?:
tAlaxmi~ng menace of mad dogs and foxes in Wrdez area atrwi other
parts of ma, nm-amilab4bty of 'mu-rabies vaccine in Govei:innent hospitaJs
md deps taka by Govpimment to meet' the situatimw.
Minister for Public Health mde a stabment thereon.
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A) Mimister for Law laid on the Table the file no. RD/M/A!CT/34165 contain-
ing the papers m whlch Bill No. 20 & 1965 (The Goa, Daman amd Diu Ma-
Bbdars' ~Oourts BUl) is l~aeed.
B) The Chid Mhniite~ laid on the Thbile the fallowing plap~eTs:
1) A Ltst of 19 persons arrested under the DIR for Hack Markekting
and Rrofjteerjng.
2) The Original ccntract entered into with Shri ~rusihot~ Ramnatih
Kmi for exporting Country Liquor to Dam!an ad Diu.
3) List of works undertaken by Ba> with 'head clerks or a normesp~ondin~g post and the ctArpjrantes>
with upper division tclevks or a ~cmpading post aind tht their pay ds
fix& on that basis,. ,
2) The following resolution (No. 84) moved by Dr. S. Maarelo was
withdrawn larfter ldisclusislom by Ime of the House.
~ctmweas there has been a steep fall in Manganese Ore prices in
intmdional markets since the year 1957;
And whereas om me other bmd the cost of prolhctiorl~ of Manganese
Ore has gme up to a ~omsiderable extent shce 1962 he to nise in plriw d
petrol, explosives implememts and labour changes etc. Thus making it
iim,pmsib;le for the NZanigmese Mine owner to cope with and to remain in
hternationd market a d ,emwiquemUy iextractiom of TWainganese Ore haying
~~t come to a stop;
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h ~ whereas d fix& tax Which has bela deon'anded on ~l&ganase &ES
iis dn fact ten times more than it was actually levied by the Gcivt.
Amd Whereas .We plight af mall mineomem has 'been very distressing;
And whereas khe Minerd Oms Expolrts Advidoay Oomittee under the
~chaimazwhiip of Shri S. R. Vasmdeva, the Jt. Secretaxy in the Ministry
of Steel and Mines has recoonmen~ded that such taxes for 'the last thr& yeam
should be waived in lrjlew of the dqnlremed market condikim;
h'd where= a manbw of so cglled Manganese Mines, though claE&ied
as asch &cause at the time of demarcaticm traces orf Manganese were found
but in fact there is no Mmlganese but Im Ore.
Thh House recommds to the C+wmeout %hat all anrear8 d fixed tax
MaQganese mineowmers are required to pay taf treasury be waive&.
3) The fo11~)whg iresolution (No. 147) unw& by Shd A. K. S. U ~aanhr,
b peodiln~g in &el Asslembly.
\%Whereas the residents df Uugm am3 Gmffem have to undergo severe
hmws on account 0f Uheir being included in Bicholim md Satani TaLukrus
'% the headquarters of these rttahhs are at a oowhdarably long diytmce
f,roun thes~e villages and there are no adeqwab facilitim of road transrpont;
And W~+~T@~IS it!&se vilhges we vexy close to Ponaa with which khe
people of Uhwe yiillitgws very dosely comected in %heir every day life;
Nlow therefore, with a Yim ;to mitig&tiag 'the a v ~ ~ Ita~~&&ips l e of
'tllR. pqle d khae villages;
This House se~coonaneads to lG.crvementt ta take immediate steps to
trarnsfer the villages to Pmda taluka forthwith for A,-rative a d
J~~di~iail I~UQCWS
Friday, the 1st April, 1966
I. '%ar@ed QuWm Nlw. *

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IIf. The following Bills were ~consildkre~d, read abise-iby-clause tmd p&
1) Bib1 No. 2 of 1966 (The Goa, Dmm laad Dh Extensdm of ae Im.W
majority Act) Bill.
2) Bill No. 13 oh 1966 The Lndian Pa~rtmezsQ4p (Gw, Damm and Diu
Arrmemcl;ment) Bill.
IV. Shrri M. R. Jiwmi was elected Deiputy Speaker.
(X. 'Speaker read out the pvorogation Orde~ by the Al~itrato~ and the
Hwe was accordingly ptrcxrotgued.