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CM LAUNCHES GRIHA AADHAR SCHEME SANCTION LETTERS GIVEN TO 7703 BENEFICIARIES IN GOA

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Panaji, January 04, 2012 … Chief Minister Shri Manohar Parrikar today said that his Government has fullfilled almost all the assurances given to the people of the state during election. He appealed to the people to support the Government in the process of development and maintain conducive and positive atmosphere in the state to enable the government work for the interest of the state and its people.

Launching the unique Griha Aadhar scheme by distributing sanction letters to 360 beneficiaries from Tiswadi taluka under Griha Aadhar scheme to be implemented under  the Directorate of  Women and Child Development in the city today the Chief Minister said under the Griha Aadhar scheme as many as 7703 sanction letters were given to the beneficiaries in the state today.

He said the benefit of the schemes be it Griha Aadhar, Ladli Laxmi, Dayanand Social Security scheme is being extended to the people irrespective of caste, creed and religion. However, to implement the welfare schemes effectively what is required is positive and not negative atmosphere  he asserted.

Shri Vishnu Wagh, MLA, and Chairman of Kala Academy, Smt Vaidehi Naik, Mayor CCP Panaji, and Shri P. Krishnamurthy, Secretary Women and Child Development were present on the occasion.

The Griha Adhar Scheme envisages an amount of Rs 1000/- per month for house wife.

The Chief Minister reiterated that his Government is committed for the welfare of needy and poor people and in the same breath said that efforts are being made to fulfill  all the assurances given to the people in next two years. He also listed various schemes of the Government including  recently launched KTC Monthly Bus Pass facility. He disclosed that electronic Ration card system will be started in Goa in next two months.

Shri Vishnu Wagh MLA and Smt Vaidehi Naik complimented the Chief Minister for having conceived the idea of launching Griha Aadhar scheme which they pointed out will ease the financial burden of house wives to sustain livelihood.

Earlier Smt Varsha S. Naik, CDPO, ICDS Tiswadi taluka who welcomed the gathering urged the women to focus on education for their empowerment.

Press Release For the day as on 27.12.2012 pertaining to the cases Registered

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Press Release For the day as on 27.12.2012 pertaining to the cases Registered

                             at below mentioned Police Stations / Units are as under.                    

                    NORTH GOA DISTRICT

PANAJI PS: Shri Abdul Rehman r/o Scuba Diving in Goa   Merces complained that on 25.12.12 at 01.15  near  Children’s  garden Campal,, unknown  accused person  rode his Activa  scooter in a  rash and negligent  manner and  on reaching  near  Childrens  garden Campal, without  taking proper cautions took his  scooter  towards right side  and dashed  to pulsar  M/Cycle  No.GA-07-F-0731  as a result of the impact  he fell down on the  road and  sustained  fracture  injury to his  left  leg. Further unknown rider of Activa scooter fled away from the spot along with his scooter. Cr.No.386/12 u/s 279, 338 and 134 (a) (b) of M.V. Act stands registered. HC- Sanjeev V. Salunke is I.O.

CALANGUTE PS: Mr. Manohar Parulkar complained that between 23.00 hrs. on 26.12.12 to 09.15 hrs. on 27.12.12 un shop  No.441 B Web  World, Wadi-Candolim, unknown accused   person effected  entry into his  shop by  breaking  the wire  net  fitted  to the  hole of  exhaust  fan and committed  theft of  cash of Rs.8,00,000/- including  both  Indian  and  foreign currency. Cr.No.303/12 u/s 457, 380 IPC stands registered.

PONDA PS: Shri Irfan s/o Haidar Khan, age 38 yrs. r/o Ganjem- Usgao complained that on 26.12.12 at 13.30 hrs,  at Usgao, accused  person Mohammed Ishmit s/o Mohammed Akhtar, age 19 yrs,  r/o Betoda  n/o  U.P. driving  Rickshaw No. GA-02-V-6837, stole  six big old  tyres  and  one  sumo Jeep  tyre  belonging  to him  which  were kept  in an open  public  place  in front of his house  all W/Rs. 10,000/-. Cr.No.395/12 u/s 379 IPC stands registered. ASI P.B.  Gawade is I. O.

ECONOMIC CELL PANAJI:Shri  Edney Herdia  r/o  Edmar House , Ella-Old Goa  complained that  between October 2011  to till date at  Banners Broker India  Ltd. , Alfran Plaza  Panaji,  accused  person  namely  Mrs.  Ana Luisa Onofre Alves Bento  and others induced  him and others to invest  in the  company styled  as  Banners Broker Indi a Ltd. with promise  of high returns and when was entrusted  with his funds  and of other  investors, failed  to provide the promised returns,  misappropriated  the funds  and hence  cheated the him  and other  Goan  investors  to the  tune of Rs.15 lakh approx.  The scheme  of the  company  is also  in the  contravention  of the Prize chits and  money  circulation  schemes ( banning )  Act  1978 . Cr.No.41/12 u/s 406, 420 IPC and u/s 4, 5, 6, of the Prize   chits and money circulation schemes Act 1978 is registered. PSI S.  Padwalkar is I.O.

SOUTH GOA DISTRICT

CUNCOLIM PS: On 27.12.12, one Miss Suvarna d/o Chandrakant Velip, age 30 yrs. r/o Kasapwada Chawdi, Netravali  Sanguem  admitted in  GMC Bambolim  as a  case of burn  injuries, expired while undergoing medical treatment. U.D.No.37/12 u/s 174 Cr. P. C. stands registered. PI R. V. Raut Desai is I.O.

VASCO PS: Vivek Kumar r/o INS Hansa Dabolim complained that on 13.11.12 between 10.00 hrs.  to 11.00 hrs.  at place  not known  unknown  person impersonated  him and  withdrew cash of  Rs. 1,23,140/-  by different  transaction  from the  debit card of SBI, Chicalim  Branch  belonging  to him  through the  internet  thereby  cheated  him  to the  tune of Rs.1,23,140. Cr.No.250/12 u/s 419 IPC and 43, 66-C and 66-D of Information and Technology Act 2000. PI R. A.  Shetgaonkar is I. O.

VERNA PS:

Sister of the victim girl complained that on 03.08.12 at about 10.00 hrs.  near  Mahalsa  Temple, IDC, Verna  accused  person  namely 1)  Shabu Khan, Contractor, 2) Manoj  and 3)  Sunil both  Security Guard ( full name  and address not known)  kidnapped  victim girl , age 06 yrs.  from their lawful custody. Cr.No.198/12 u/s 363 and Sec 8 of Goa Children Act stands registered.

goa to observe national road safety week

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28-dec-2012 … The 24th National Road Safety Week will be observed from 1st to 7th January, 2013 in the state of Goa.  This year the theme is “Stay Alive, Don’t Drink & Drive”. Goa Traffic Police being one of the stake holders has decided to undertake various activities during this week for spreading the Road Safety Awareness amongst all road users including pedestrians and students. Goa Traffic Police will be conducting various Traffic Education Programme all over Goa covering students, road users, motorists etc. Besides these, following are the competitions organized to create awareness amongst the School children and citizens on Traffic Rules and disciplines.

1.      Essay Writing Competition: An Essay Competition will be held for Senior Citizens on topic “Traffic Problems Then & Now – What Younger Generation should learn from us?” The Essay will be of maximum 500 words and the best three entries will be awarded Rs. 3,000/-, Rs. 2,000/- & Rs. 1,000/- respectively.

2.      Essay Writing Competition: This will be held for Higher Secondary Students and the topic will be “Traffic Rules and Your Parents”. The Essay will be of maximum 500 words and the best three entries will be awarded Rs. 3,000/-, Rs. 2,000/- & Rs. 1,000/- respectively and three Consolation Prizes of Rs. 500/- each.

 3.      Photography Competition: It will be an open category competition. The topic will be “Traffic through the Eyes of Citizens” and the best three entries will be awarded Rs. 3,000/-, Rs. 2,000/- & Rs. 1,000/- respectively and three Consolation Prizes of Rs. 500/- each.

4.      Poster Drawing Competition: This also will be an open category competition with topic “Thanking a Thankless Job – Traffic Cop” and the best three entries will be awarded Rs. 3,000/-, Rs. 2,000/- & Rs. 1,000/- respectively and three Consolation Prizes of Rs. 500/- each.

5.      Poster Drawing Competition: This Poster Drawing Competition will be only for College Section Students. The topic will be “Family Trauma After Accident” and the best three entries will be awarded   Rs. 3,000/-, Rs. 2,000/- & Rs. 1,000/- respectively and three Consolation Prizes of Rs. 500/- each.

6.      Drawing Competition: It will be organized for students of Class VIII to X with topic “Traffic – Your Idea (Good, Bad & Ugly)”. The best three entries will be awarded Rs. 3,000/-, Rs. 2,000/- & Rs. 1,000/- respectively and three Consolation Prizes of Rs. 500/- each.

7.      Slogan Competition on Traffic Scenario: This will be an open category competition and the best three entries will be awarded Rs. 500/-, Rs. 300/- & Rs. 200/- respectively and three Consolation Prizes of Rs. 150/- each.

8.      On the Spot Quiz Contest: The said contest will be held on road by randomly stopping the motorist as well as to the students while giving road safety lectures. He/she will be asked three simple questions pertaining to Traffic Laws and on the spot prize will be awarded to those answering all three questions correctly.

9.  On the spot Prizes for Traffic Rule Abiders: Those motorists found driving/riding by complying all traffic laws will be randomly stopped and rewarded.

The entries for all the above contest except Drawing Competition to reach in the office of the Superintendent of Police, Traffic, Traffic Headquarters, Near Joggers Park, Altinho Panaji on or before 15th January, 2013 by 5.00 pm. As regards to the Drawing Competition it is informed that it will be conducted by Traffic Police in the participating Schools itself on 15/01/2013. The drawing material like papers and crayons will be made available by Traffic Police to the students.

For any other further information, the participants may contact Police Inspector, Traffic Education Cell on the number 0832-2426580 or 7875756073 on any working day or else contact the nearest Traffic Cells in Goa.

 

corlim villager’s raises concerns on lonely stretch of anicent kottar area

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28-dec-2012 …keeping in mind the tragic incident of the delhi bus-gang rape incident the old goa police officials have decide to tighten its day night patrolling systems along its old goa jurisdictions specially along the 800 mts fields stretch in calvaddo in corlim village known as kottar …

The 800 mts ancient lonely strecth road of Kottar has been an ancient traditional pathway in the middle of the fields in corlim village which also connects the road for locals to walk from mari bhat to manguearrar ward a ward which is a part of the caramoblim village is famous for sluice gates …

But recently the same 800 mts kottar road has been a serious concern for locals an unwanted issues of alcohol, drugs and also prostitution seems to have been taking place along the stretch both in day and night time and locals fear that issues such as rape or murder can take place along the stretch at any given time …

A local village speaking to herald correspondent said “ though this 800 mts stretch was used as one of road to gone in to the fields or for fishing in olden days now this road is becoming dangerous as many a time we see various things taking place such as at one stretch you would find a group of youths partying with alcohol, at another stretch one could notice young youth smoking and no one know whether it is cigarette or drugs and not only that you would also find couples on the same stretch coming in car’s, bikes and doing what not till late night as the whole stretch is a black out area and everyone is doing freely whatever they want” …

The villager also stated “one would be surprised that recently some of our boys who had gone for a walk along the stretch were surprised to find a whole lot of condoms, undergarment’s clothes’, beer-can’s and other items along the whole stretch which made us to think as what is going on here and few days back to our surprise at 8 in the night we noticed that there were over fifteen to sixteen boys in different groups at various corners along the stretch and at one corner in the middle of the road there was a 16 year old girl along with a boy sitting on a bike and busy chatting till late and thinking about the delhi rape gang incident if by chance any things happens to the 16 year old girl who would be blamed then and whose name would be spoiled and therefore I am happy and thankful to old goa police that they have decided to be more strict and keep an eye on such streets which are lonely and could be used for unwanted issues,

Old goa police inspector rajesh mardolkar over the issue said “ we do belevie that such type of lonely stretch roads are of serious concerns and therefore have decided to keep an eye on such roads and bad elements day and night and would also ask the local corlim panchayat to light up the road area with road lights in the next few days “

Meanwhile local panch members goraknath kerkar said “I have also heard about such incidents taking place along the kottar road and therefore the panchayat not wasting anytime further would see that the electric poles along the kottar stretch are installed with lights and the panchayat from their side would right to the old goa police station to see that more strict vigil is maintained on such lonely area roads in corlim village …

 

cumbarjua mla pandurang madkaikar denies rumors of attempting to jump in to bjp party says congress would be his first and last choice

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Former transport minister and cumbarjua mla pandurang madkaikar has said that though he might leave politics in life but would not leave the congress party which would be his first and last choice..

Mr madkaikar was speaking to herald correspondent on the sidelines of inaugurating the hot mixing works of the 4.73 kms stretch from the kadamba by pass road to navelkar estate recently in old goa village panchayat and attended by old goa sarpanch vishal volvoikar along with panch members janita madkaikar, vinay naik and others ..…

The works have been undertaken by the public works department and has been estimated to the tune of over a crore and is estimated to be completed within the next few days time …

Speaking further over the rumors of madkaikar name being figured as one of among the four trying to switch over to the bjp party Madkaikar said “I am silent that doesn’t means that I want to jump in to another party as no way I would do this as congress would be my first and last party which I would be in before leaving politics and at the moment we are silent is that we want to give the parrikar government time to function though in the past few months the government has been functioning very slow but still we hope that the present chief minister manohar parrikar would do many more development of the state and presently I also do not have any problems as far as getting my developmental works done from the bjp led government”

Madkaikar said “I am happy that the present government is not treating us differently but same as what an mla has to get a treatment from a government as presently the second bridge from cumbarjua-gaundalim would be started along with other projects such as repair works of st estevam ground, carambolim ground and therefore I can say that we are getting full cooperation from the parrikar led government”

Asked about his reaction on the recent issue undertaken b y villagers of corlim of stopping huge constructions projects coming in the jurisdiction of corlim village madkaikar said “I do believe that it is the right of the local villagers to decide as what type of development they want and what they have to object to and then could put the same suggestions in front of their concerned  panchayat who I do belevie have to abide by the villagers suggestions as if huge projects do keep on coming in village areas then it would be the villagers who would suffer from water, roads, electricity and other amenities and therefore it is the rights of the villagers to oppose as what they do not want in their villager and panchayat have to take it in to consideration”

Madkaikar also stated that “if proper infrastructure is created with proper planning before giving permission for construction projects then it is a different case but in the corlim village there is no planning yet done in terms of basic amenities by the local village panchayat and it’s a surprise as how the panchayat has gone ahead and given permission for such huge construction projects without locals approval”

 

CM EXTENDS CHRISTMAS GREETINGS

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Panaji, December 24, 201 …. Chief Minister Shri Manohar Parrikar has extended warm wishes to people of Goa on the occasion of Christmas popularly known as “Natal”.

In his message Chief Minister said, the festival of Christmas is a symbol of love and compassion  and celebrated in many parts of the world with joy and enthusiasm.

Let us on this occasion dedicate ourselves to strengthen the unity and promote national integration and take Goa to new heights of progress and prosperity.

GOVERNOR BHARAT VIR WANCHOO GREETS PEOPLE OF GOA ON THE OCCASION OF CHRISTMAS

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Panaji, December 24, 2012 …   The Governor of Goa Shri Bharat Vir Wanchoo has extended his warmest greetings and best wishes to the people of Goa on the most auspicious and joyous occasion of Christmas.

The Governor says, on this very special day, we celebrate the Birthday of Lord Jesus Christ, whose eternal and most valuable message of love, peace, sacrifice, tolerance and brotherhood continues to influence and inspire the entire humanity.  Our country is a proud inheritor of a secular society, where people belonging to different faiths have traditionally lived in harmony, amity, social solidarity and unity.

The celebration of religious and spiritual occasions like Christmas, have great relevance and importance in maintaining brotherhood and unity among the brethren of our country.  Let us, therefore, on the auspicious eve of Christmas, take a vow to promote and practice the valuable message given to us by Lord Jesus Christ, which will make the human society happier and more peaceful to live in. May the celebrations of Christmas this year, bring renewed joy, lasting peace and greater prosperity to one and all he concluded.

SHRI DILIP PARULEKAR INAUGURATES ANGANWADI CENTER AT BETHODA IN PONDA TALUKA

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Panaji: December 24, 2012 …. The   Minister for Women  South Goa Sightseeing Packages and Child Development Shri  Dilip  Parulekar has said that the Government has given thrust on providing adequate facilities to schools . He said the objective behind this is to create favourable atmosphere in schools.

This was stated by shri Parulekar at Padal Bethoda where he was chief guest for a inaugural function of Anganwadi Centre . The function was organized by the Directorate of Women and Child Development.

Speaking further Shri Parulekar advised the parents to provide proper attention towards the nourishment   and all-round development of their children so as to enable them to emerge as a good citizen. Anganwadi Centers are the centers of moulding the children to develop with balanced personality. Therefore Anganwdi centers play a vital role in shaping the personality of children at primary level. Hence the Government intends to  strengthen infrastructures for Anganwadi  Centres  by providing  building with  adequate  facilities he informed.

 

The Industries Minister Shri Mahadev Naik announced that the Government has planned to construct a new building for high school equipped with adequate facilities in Bethoda . The Government has also plans to construct new buildings for Anganwadi Centers wherever required in Shiroda  Constituency he added.

Shri Naik further informed about the various developmental works which have been completed, which are in progress and which are to be taken up in future in Shiroda area.

Smt. Reshma Pai Kuchelkar, Manager GSIDC, Shri Umesh Naik, Consulting Engineer GSIDC and others were present on the occasion.

Smt. Poonam Sawant, Sarpanch welcomed the guests. Shri Durgaprasad Ward Member compered the function. While Shri. Sadanand Gaonkar, Dy. Sarpanch proposed the vote of thanks.

NATIONWIDE KHUDRA SWARAJYA ABHIYAN TO BE LAUNCHED ON 1st JANUARY FROM NEW DELHI LEADERS OF RETAIL STAKEHOLDERS MET TODAY AT NEW DELHI

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24-dec-2012 …. To finalise the strategy of  their two month long nationwide movement “Khudra Swarajya Abhiyan” against FDI in Retail, a meeting of the core committee of “Khudra FDI Virodhi Rashtriya Morcha”( KFVRM), a joint coalition of retail stakeholders hold a meeting at New Delhi today which was attended by leaders of Farmers, Traders, Hawkers, Transporters, Consumers, Self employed groups, trade union, cooperative and other sectors of retail trade.  The nationwide movement will be kicked off from New Delhi on 1st January,2013 when leaders of different states belonging to all retail stakeholders will participate in a “national convention” organized by KFVRM.

More than 100 leaders of different sectors will join the Convention to be held on 1st January. Invitations have also been extended to prominent leaders of different political parties including Samajwadi Party and Bahujan Samaj Party. After completion of two month long movement, a massive rally at Ramlila Ground will be held in the month of March, the final date of which will be announced on 1st January, 2013.
It is remembered that during this two month long agitation, large scale of protests including Sankalp Yatra, Chaupal Charcha, Dharna, Demonstrations, Torch Procession and other democratic protest means will be hold in different states of the Country. To make the movement more active and visible optimum use of social media sites including Twitter and Facebook will be utilized, A different protest in the series of Cartoons will also be carried out all over the Country. The leaders of different retail stakeholders will tour extensively all over the Country during the two month movement-said Mr. Praveen Khandelwal, Secretary General of the Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT).
On the other hand, Mr. Khandelwal strongly criticized the reported statement of Union State Minister Shri Sachin Pilot for advocating the need of making lobbying legal in India. Such a statement of the Government and its Ministers reflect their acute partisan attitude towards the welfare of the corporate sector and they are least bothered about the livelihood of crores of people of the Country.
The core committee meeting held today at New Delhi was attended by trade leaders Shri Satish Garg, Shri Ramesh Khanna, Shri Vijay Pal, Coalition Coordinator Shri Deepak Sharma”Pradeep”,Farmer Leaders Shri Naresh Sirohi ,Shri Krishan Vir Chaudhary , Smal Sectors Leader Shri Ved Prakash Gupta , Shri Ravinder Bansal,Shri Mahaodar Lal Dhawan, Hawkers Leaders Shri Soudhan Singh,  Shri Sakil Ahmed, Shri R.B. Singh Rajput, Consumers  Leader B.S. Sachdeva, Transporters Leaders Shri  Pradeep Singhal, Shri Rajender Kapoor , Shri Asutosh Ved , Labour Leaders Shri Pawan Kumar and Shri Ashwani Mahajan.
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For more details, please contact CAIT Secretary General Mr. Praveen Khandelwal at 9891015165-9310199771
 

Press Release For the day as on 23.12.2012 pertaining to the cases Registered

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24-dec-2012 …………NORTH GOA DISTRICT

OLD GOA PS: Shri Rajanish Kumar Singh r/o Opp. Health centre, Kalapur complained that on 21.12.12 at 03.00 hrs. at Kalapur, St. Cruz, accused person  Miss Ofilia Former along with  03 unknown person criminally  trespassed  into his rented room and abducted  him from his rented  room with assistance of 04 accomplices / accused person in one trax Jeep No.GA-08-U-5788 while on the way  all 08 accused  persons with  their common  object  also assaulted him  with slaps fist blows, kicks, belts and iron rode, thereby causing  him simple injuries  thereafter  threw out  the complainant  an unknown destination in South Goa. Cr.No.148/12 u/s 143, 147, 148, 452, 342, 365, 323 r/w 149 IPC stands registered.

2) On 23.12.12, one Vishnu Narayan Chickle r/o Chodan N/o Thana Maharashtra was found lying dead in parking lot of Karekar residency room, Ribander near Bal Bharati High School, Ribander. Body preserved at GMC Morgue Bambolim. U.D.No.75/12 u/s 174 Cr. P. C. stands registered. PSI Sagun Sawant is I. O.

COLLEM PS: Victim lady, age 50 yrs complained that on 23.12.12 at 11.00 hrs  at Collem  Bazar,  near  Bar and  Restaurant,  accused person namely Navanath s/o Sukdo  Mamlekar  r/o Collem  Bazar  abused her  with filthy  language  threatened  to break  her legs, and further  pushed  her by  touching  her  breast  and  then after  assaulted  her with an Iron  rod on her  hip  bone. Accused  also  broke  her tulsi  thinking  that she  has  threw waste  water  onto his  vehicle.   Accused arrested and released on bail. Cr.No.59/12 u/s 354, 324, 506 (ii), 504 295 IPC stands registered. ASI G. A.  Malik is I. O.

MAPUSA PS: On 24.12.12, One Mathais s/o Domnic Fernandes, age 50 yrs.  R/o Pirazon Moira expired in his house. Body preserved in GMC Morgue, Bambolim for PME. U. D. No.88/12 u/s 174 Cr. P. C. stands registered. PSI V.  V.  Chodankar is I.O.

CALANGUTE PS: Complaint on behalf of the State that on 23.12.12 at 22.00 hrs, accused Chukwn Jeny Dojie, Nigerian National  was found in  possession of Nigerian  passport  bearing No. A01904252 in which  was fixed with a fake  Visa  on the  Passport  and  forged  signature  of the  High  commission of India in Lagos  and thereby  committed   the  offence  of  forgery  and cheating  and  accused  foreigner  was also  found illegally  staying  in India without  valid visa. Cr.No.300/12 u/s 468, 471, 420 IPC and Sec 7 (1) (3) of Foreigners order 1948 r/w section 14 of Foreigners Act 1946 is registered.  PSI Nitin Halankar is I. O.

SOUTH GOA DISTRICT

CANACONA PS: Bhagadue s/o Datta Naik Desai r/o Char rasta complained that between 22.12.12 at 22.00 hrs.  to 23.12.12 at 07.30 hrs.  at Char rasta, unknown  culprit/s  effected  entry into his shop No.2,3,4 by  bending / breaking  the shutters  of the shops and  stole  cash  of  Rs.10,000/- from the  counter of shop No.3  and 4 Foster  beer  tins  and  three Kingfisher  beer bottles  and cash of Rs. 5000/-  from  shop No.4  all W/rs.15,300/- approx. Cr.No.115/12 u/s  457, 380 IPC stands registered. ASI S. P.  Gaonkar is I. O.

CURCHOREM PS: On 24.12.12, one Bhalchandra s/o Shanu Khandeparkar, age 40 yrs, r/o Voilawada, Kirlapal, Dabal admitted in GMC Bambolim as a case of alcoholic at residence, expired while undergoing medical treatment.  Body handed over to his relatives. U.D.No.27/12 u/s 174 Cr. P.C. stand s registered.

MARGAO TOWN PS: Mario Furtardo  A. E. Sub Div–IV Margao  complained that  during  night  of 07.12.12 TNK  near  Rajendra Prasad  Stadium Margao, unknown  culprit/s  committed theft of  150  meters of LT  Aluminum  cable of  Size  2 core, 2.50 Sq meter clamped  to the  wall  of new   over head  bridge,  Rajendra Prasad  Stadium Margao. Cr.No.504/12 u/s 379 IPC stands registered. PSI Laxi Amonkar is I. O.