The Goa State Infrastructure Development Corporation (GSIDC) has proposed a new government complex at Mapusa Morod, aimed at bringing various government offices in Mapusa under one roof.
According to GSIDC Chairman Michael Lobo, the project is estimated to cost around ₹110 crore and has already received approval.
The proposal will now be forwarded for financial approval, following which further steps towards implementation will be taken.
The proposed complex is expected to centralise government offices in Mapusa and provide improved facilities for both officials and the public.
Rs 110 Crore Govt Complex Proposed At Mapusa Morod
GSIDC has proposed a new government complex at Mapusa Morod, aimed at bringing various government offices in Mapusa under one roof
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