Over 50 Sattari villages under eco-zone of W Ghat, total 99
GOANEWS & PTI, PANAJI | 15 November 2013 18:09 IST

Sattari taluka dominates the list of eco-sensitive zone of Western Ghat with 56 villages, where development and industrial activity has been restricted.
Total 99 Goan villages have been listed by the Ministry of Environment and Forests in three talukas - 38 villages of Sanguem taluka and five villages of Canacona taluka.
The notification, issued on 13 November, has demarcated 37 per cent of the Western Ghat area, as recommended by the Kasturirangan committee, consisting of six states of Goa, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Maharashtra and Gujarat.
The notification also lists out each and every village coming under this prohibited area, which has 99 villages of Goa, spread out in three talukas of Sattari, Sanguem and Canacona.
The developmental activities prohibited in these villages are:
(a) Mining, quarrying and sand mining
(b) Thermal Power Plants
(c) Building and construction projects of 20,000 sq. m. area and above
(d) Township and area development projects with an area of 50 ha and above and or with built up area of 1,50,000 sq.m. and above
(e) Red category of industries·
(The CPCS list of red category industries would be the minimum list. Industries not included in the CPCB list but mentioned in the Red Category list of the SPCS of the concerned Western Ghat State shall also be categorized as Red category for that State.)
Following is the list of villages, talukawise:
Sattari Taluka
1. Anjune
2. Shiroli
3. Gulle
4. Bayalvada
5. Pali
6. Singna
7. Salpi budruk
8. Jarma
9. Naneli
10. Maloli
11. Koparde
12. Karambali bramha
13. Hedode
14. Uste
15. Ambede
16. Dongarvada
17. Mausi
18. Bhuipal
19. Bombede
20. Veluz
21. Sonal
22. Kumar khand
23. Valpoy
24. Sanvarde
25. Velgue
26. Hasole
27. Karambali buzruk
28. Barajan
29. Panse
30. Shelpi khurd
31. Bhironde
32. Khotode
33. Sirsode
34. Karanzol
35. Aassode
36. Melavali
37. Gotiakhadilwada
38. Ambeli
39. Gavane
40. Malpon
41. Surla
42. Satre
43. Goali
44. Charavade
45. Ivre khurd
46. Ivre budruk
47. Kelavade
48. Rive
49. Kodal
50. Dongurvada
51. Derode
52. Vayangani
53. Nanode
54. Zarani
55. Kodal
56. Penral
Sanguem Taluka
1. Surla
2. Aalot
3. Darbandora
4. Sangod
5. Shigaon
6. Kamarkhand
7. Kamarkhand
8. Rumbrem
9. Dudal
10. Salavli
11. Kurdi
12. Revona
13. Kolamba
14. Naiquinim
15. Digali
16. Nune
17. Sakvorde
18. Molen
19. Karanjhol
20. Kolem
21. Colem
22. Sonauli
23. Boma
24. Oxel
25. Dongurli
26. Malingem
27. Patiem
28. Ugem
29. Todov
30. Potrem
31. Vilyan
32. Dongar
33. Portem
34. Netravli
35. Verlen
36. Bati
37. Kumbari
38. Sigonem
Canacona Taluka
1. Khola
2. Gaundongren
3. Cotigao
4. Poingunin
5. Loliem
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