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State. Performance and States' contribution to the nation have to get due consideration to encourage the States to perform better and progress further. Perhaps, Goa is the only State in the country to get tourists twice the resident population. Similarly, mining has created major environmental degradation in terms of air and water pollution, degradation of agriculture fields, high incidence of morbidity in the mining belt and damage to roads and other infrastructure. Thus, both Tourism and Mining have brought tremendous pressure on the infrastructure of the State. These two sectors are mainly responsible for significant contribution to the nation both in terms of cental taxes and foreign exchange earnings. Sir, our objective of Eleventh Five Year Plan will be moving towards faster and more inclusive growth with emphasis on technology driven good governance, social security, agriculture and allied sectors, improving the standards of education and health care services, environmental up-gradation and infrastructure development in various sectors. The State has already prepared road map for egovernance. Goa has been selected by the Ministry of information, Communication and Technology as the best IT governed State in the western region of India. The State has launched an ambitious plan for broad band connectivity to each household and for simultaneous establishment of State portal, State data centre and 208 integrated citizen data centres under PPP format. E-Governance related work has been given good momentum which will have interface with broad band connectivity, state portal, data centre and citizen data centres. Therefore, the face of Governance in the State is expected to witness a sea of change in near future. Sir, some times due to common guidelines prescribed under Central Schemes, we find it difficult to implement them, so, there is a need to evolve State specific guidelines based on local conditions. Government of Goa has enacted the Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Managment (FRBM) Act 2006 which sets the target to reduce revenue deficit to NIL and to bring down the ratio of fiscal deficit to Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) to 3% by 31st March, 2009. The state has already achieved the target of "Zero" revenue deficit and the fiscal deficit is reduced to 3% of Gross State Domestic Product during 2007-08. However, the Sixth Pay Commission liability of about Rs.800 crores (including arreas from 1.1.2006) and annual liability of Rs. 350 crores on account of increase in salaries and pension will have a severe impact on the finances of State. Thus pushing the State back to revenue deficit and higher fiscal deficit and severely affecting the socio-economic development projects, necessitating the higher allocation in Central Grants. Prime Minister, Sir, I conclude with the solemn assurance to the Council that we in Goa are fully committed to make it a model of peaceful co-existence, an ideal State where each and everyone shares the fruits of peace and prosperity. 131
SHRI NARENDRA MODI CHIEF MINISTER, GUJARAT Respected Prime Minister and the Chairman of the National Integration Council Shri Man Mohan Singhji, Honorable Union Home Minister Shri Shivraj Patil, Honorable Union Ministers, Honorable Chief Ministers and Ladies and gentlemen, I am happy to attend this meeting of the National Integration Council which is constitued to address issues affecting national solidarity and integration. This forum provides us an opportunity to deliberate on many important subjects like regionalism, extremism, regional imbalance, narrow mindedness etc. and arrive at agreeable solution. I wish the agenda had been circulated well in advance so as to enable us to make meaningful contribution on these important issues. This meeting of the National Integration Council has been convened at a time when many states were target of series of bomb blasts and when innocent citizens were subjected to the ominous designs of subversive, anti national elements hell-bent upon creating terror and chaos in the country. However, I am shocked to find that the issues of terrorism do not find any mention in the agenda, though it has direct bearing of the national integration. The agenda include more developmental issues which should have been discussed in the forum of the National Development Council. Also, I feel that it would have been appropriate if the action taken report on the earlier Council meeting was included in the agenda. With these observations, I would like to touch upon the agenda of today's meeting and take liberty to make some suggestions for the consideration of this august body and the Union government. 1. Economic Development and Removal of Regional Imbalances : Terrorism, Naxalism, insurgency and illegal migration from Bangladesh are all detrimental to the nation's development. Equitable and balanced regional development is often affected by such menaces as these negative forces spread terror, spread insecurity and even deprive our poor of their livelihood. Naxalism has affected many parts of our country disrupting development and growth process, while illegal migrants have snatched away the employment and livelihood opportunities of many of our poor people. Terrorist have targeted relatively 132
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