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• Capital : Panaji
• Area (sq km) 4,000
• Population (million) 1.34
• Literacy Rate (%) 82.3
• Sex Ratio (per 1000 males) 960
• No of talukas 11
• Domestic airports Dabolim (25 km from Panaji)
• International airport Dabolim
• Key industries Fisheries
• Pharmaceuticals
• Tourism and Hospitality
• Mining and Mineral based industries
Future plans by CM
• Goa to be developed into an educational hub soon: CM
• Panaji , Aug 23 Chief Minister Digambar Kamat today said efforts were underway to develop
Goa into an educational hub, with at least ten estates coming up soon, the first one being at
Bambolim.
Addressing a meeting after felicitating eminent teaching and non-teaching staff of Shree
Damodar Higher Secondary School of Science in Margao city, Mr Kamat said this was part of
fulfilling the government's commitment to giving top priority to education and health sectors
in the state.
In this connection, Rajya Sabha member Shantaram Naik announced Rs 15 lakh assistance
under the MPLAD scheme to Matha Gramastha Hindu Sabha.
The Scheme was started during 2002-03, under this Scheme, Government is
providing a free computer, printer and UPS at a nominal cost to all 11th
standard student. This will not only help student but also makes their family e-
literate.
Students will be trained in soft skills, accent and social skills to cater to the BPO
industries. This will ensure that every graduate in computer savvy in the next 5
years. An incentive of Rs. 2000/- per every candidate placed is announced by us.
With 82.3% literacy rate and accent on IT education, Goa will soon emerge into
a reliable source for competent Human Resources, which will add impetus to the
state's progress.
Incentives for Investment in
IT Sector