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CURTORIM as a Model Village
Curtorim village has long standing legacy of rich natural and cultural
heritage and represent some of the traditional knowledge of Goa through
agricultural practices. The Village is very rich in Flora and Fauna
Diversity.
Curtorim is known as the “granary of Salcete” and is famous for
nurturing numerous water bodies like lakes, springs, backwater and,
Khazan land along river zuari at northern side and Amongst the
beautiful and affable Curtorkars, are mighty churches, chapels, crosses,
Temples and beautiful houses that tell stories Like no other.
The landscape is dotted with vast agricultural Land, the beauty of which
is enhanced in the monsoons. The village roads are adorned with tall and
shady coconut trees mixed in with a wide variety of vegetation. Along
with the picturesque Scenery, is a vibe of calm and tranquillity, away
from the hustle and bustle of the roaring towns and cities. It’s true
authentic Goa!
PROFILE OF OUR BEAUTIFUL MODEL VILLAGE, CURTORIM
GENESIS OF CURTORIM VILLAGE:
One of the beautiful model village in Goa State with all amenities having 58
vaddes represented by 11 ward members of V.P. Curtorim bounded by
Macazana/Guirdolim on east , Margao (Part)/Raia on west , River Zuari on North
and Sao Jose de Areal /SCR line (Part) on South (See detailed Village Action
Plan Map) on www.Curtorim panchayat.com
Earlier Known as Codtary/Coddatary or Kardaly, Village Population is composite
of at least three races: Proto-Australoids, Dravidians and Aryans chief among its
inhabitants are Gaudas, Kunbis, Velips and the Mhars. They created Village
agriculture and Village Association Gaunpons or Communidades, Language
Konkani is Indo-European or Indo Aryan represented principally by Sanskrit. . The
Ancestors of the Village Curtorim were Hindus; they were converted to
Christianity by the Portuguese rulers. Poi family was the first one converted and
got the surname Da Costa. Luis Manuel da Costa, a descendants of Hari Poi was
the first Regedor and Shri. Carminho Menenzes was the last Regedor of Curtorim
Village under Portuguese rule before a Panchayat Raj Act of Goa Government
after Liberation. St. Alex Church built in 1597 (Rebuilt in 1647) with Public
Money and it is the first village to do so. Before the Christianization of Curtorim
Village, locals venerated Ravalnath and 10 other deities. Curtorim Village has long
standing legacy of rich natural and cultural heritage, represents some of the
Traditional knowledge of Goa through agricultural practices (Granary of Salcete)
Very rich flora and fauna diversity having six big lakes, 18 springs, 9 mountains,
paddy fields, 6 Khazans, 2 Churches, 5 chapels, 4 temples, heritage houses etc.
Curtorim was the centre of Maritime trade from very ancient times.
We all know that on 18th
Dec, 1961 early morning started the process of ending
the Portuguese rule in Goa and before sunset of 19th December, every portuguese
soldier was captured by the members of Indian armed forces and every Portuguese
flag was brought down and Indian Tri-colour was hoisted up in its place by the “so
called Freedom Fighters”
Before this date the civil administration of every village was in the hands of
single person called “Regêdor” who was functioning from his residence. After 19th
December 1961, Goa became Union Territory under the Military Governor Major
General K.P. Candeth (19-12-1961 to 06-06-1962) and Shri. T.Shivshankar made
Lt. Governor of Goa on 07.06.1962 to 01.09.1963. A New system was put in place
by which the Civil administration of the Villages was to be conduted by body of 5
or more elected persons who formed the Village Panchayat according to its area .
The first Panchayat election was held on 24.10.1962 under Lt. Governor Mr. T.
Shivshankar and first legislative Assembly /Parlaiment was held on 19.12.1963
under Lt. Governor Mr. M.R. Sachdeva (02.09.1963 to 08.12.1964). (See List of
Sarpanchas / Dy. Sarpancha, M.L.A/.M.Ps/ Zp’s enclosed along with
Curtorim jurisdiction map on website www.curtorimpanchayat.com )
As regard for the first Panchayat election, there were several individual from
Curtorim in their own individual capacity and not as any block or Group. The
election process was completed peacefully and the following members were
elected accordingly.
For Village Panchayat of Curtorim
1) Mr. Jose Simeao Fernandes Dr. Camilo Severino Rodrigues was
the First Sarpanch
2)Mr. Caetano Moniz
3) Mr. Rosario Rebello
4) Dr. Camilo Severino Rodrigues Dr. Pascoalito De Mello was first
5) Dr. Pascoalito De Mello Deputy Sarpanch
6 )Prof. Louis Jose Dennis
7) Mr. Jose Azavedo
8) Mr. Joao Fernandes
9) Miss Lina Borges
For Assembly – Curtorim Constituency
Mr. Enio Pimenta - First MLA
For Parliament – Mormugao Constituency
Mr. Mukund Shinkre – First M.P.
For the first time in history of Village Administration professional were elected
and all round planned development was proposed and implemented and with the
help of our first MLA Shri. Enio Pimenta who spearheaded the fight to retain
Goa’s distinct identity in the historic opinion poll held on 16.01.1967 was
instrumental in setting up the Health Centre and electrification of Curtorim
Village , Curtorim Service Co-operative Society and Curtorim Educational &
Welfare foundation with the help of then prominent Curtorcars Eng. Mario da
Costa, Prof. L.J. Dennis, Mr. Robert da silva and many others.
Curtorim Village is one such village which has most of the facilities for instance,
it has very good network of roads but lack maintenance. We have three high
schools, Govt Primary & Pre-Primary schools, Madrasa, Anganwadis, and Higher
Secondary School etc. There is a Primary Health Centre which is complemented by
a Nursing Home and private doctors. There are six banks some of which with
ATM facilities. There is a Post Office, Electricity section Office, a Telephone
exchange, Two churches, 5 Chapels, 4 Temples to take case of religious aspects of
our villagers. We have a market which caters to sale of fish and vegetables, meats,
groceries, medicines, bakeries, consumers Co-op Society, fair price shop etc,
veterinary department branch to take care of the animals as Curtorim is basically
agricultural village.
Our ancestors were comfortable living in their houses surrounded by attractive
fields, gardens, mountains, springs, lakes, paddy fields, khazans and rivers. They
very rarely left their field uncultivated; hence there was a sufficient food grain for
the family (Granary of Salcete). Today the fields and other cultivable lands are left
barren or are producing new breed of crops (construction).
Almost all speak eloquently about our history. There were no record to
substantiate and is in the process of being diluted.
On 30th
May, 1987 Goa was granted full fledged statehood under Chief Minister
PratapSingh Rane and Governor Dr. Gopal Singh and with this the process of
decentralization administration started. The state has geographical area of 3702
sqkms divided in two district and eleven talukas
(Now 12 Talukas) . There are two Zilla Panchayat, North Goa and South Goa with
190 Panchayat (Now 191). This decentralization has resulted in higher efficiency
in the administration.
FOR MORE DETAILS REFER TO BIBILIGRAPHY
1) Sources of History of Kadambas of Goa – Inscriptions By S.G Kadam
2) Kudatari Copper Plate on 10th January, 2008 (Navhind times) Article by
Rohit Phalgaoncar
3) Socio-Cultural History of Goa from Bhojas to Vijaynagara by Dr. V.R.
Mitragrotti (Institute Menezes Braganza Panaji, Goa )
4) Grant of Kadamba King Viravar Mahadeva Saka 071 (1049 A.D)
Newsletter PP 49 to 64 Volume 1 No. 1 Panaji 1977.by V.T. Gune
5) Pre-Portugusesa de Goa by P. Pisurlekar Page 613.
6) Voice of Village: A Historical Study of Curtorim. A Dissertation submitted
to Goa University by Ms. Velia Sophia Mascarenhas from Curtorim under
the guidance of Dr.Nagendra Rao Department of History Goa University
April, 2016.
7) Souvenir’s brought out by the fourth Centinary Celebration Committee (400
years) of St. Alex Church, Curtorim and 10 yeas celebrations of Shri.
Shantadurga Chamundeswari Mahamaya Devasthan Curtorim.
8) A Case study of Curtorim Village on Overseas migration of Goan Catholics
by D’Costa M.A (2005) M.A Geography Smt. Parvatibai Chowgule College
of Arts and Science, Margao, Goa.
9) A living symbol of rich heritage and cultural religious co-existence by
Shirodkar S.V. (1994) Curtorim.
10) Synopsis of Goan History by Filip Neri Xavier ( 1804-1872)
11) Refer Village Voice – Goa Today, May 1989.
Contribution to Village development in making a Model Village from late
Enio Pimenta Ex- MLA late Caetano Moniz (Ex-Sarpanch) late Sebastiao
Fernandes (EX- Sarpanch) , Shri. Francisco Sardinha Ex MLA, Ex- M.P. and
Ex- Chief Minister, Dr. Ernesto Rodrigues, Shri. Reginaldo Lourenco (MLA)
Late Father Vasco D’Souza and Late Fr. Sebastiao Moniz and many more
specially farmers.
Interviews and co-operation from
1) Shri.Rafael Viegas, Unjirim, Curtorim, Goa
2) Shri. Antonio Fernandes (Bandkar) Cumborda,.
3) Sir Salema, Maina Curtorim, Goa
4) Shri. S.V. Shirodkar, Bandol Curtorim, Goa
5) Smt. Maria Pimenta e da Costa, Pequeno Rumbordem.
6) Smt. Alzira Gomes, Pandicol .
7) Shri. Mariano Viegas, Batora.
8) Smt. Celina Amaral de Cotta, Batora
9) Shri. Joao Fernandes- (Packlo) First Panchayat body Member, Virabhat
10) Shri. Gromiko Fernandes, Sinaibhag
11) Curtorim Union – Community base organization.
GEOMORPHOLOGY OF CURTORIM VILLAGE (ALDEA DE CURTORIM)
The land mass of the village can be classified into three regions
1. High lands consisting mainly of lateritic soil, which is mainly utilized in
growing various types of vegetables, the terraced gardens are mostly converted
into Morod land which is used mainly to grow paddy as a khariff crop( with the
help of the rain water)
2. Mid lands consisting mainly of land irrigated by the water stored in the various
ponds as the Rabi Crop. The said land also called as Kher land ( Vaingonn). The
mid lands are used to grow crops twice a year.
3. Low lands (the khazan lands) The khazan lands are low lying land wherein the
river water gets infiltrated into it thereby giving it a saline character. The said land
is basically used for pisciculture as well as for the growth of Saline resistant paddy
like xitto and asgo. But recent experiments have shown that even high yielding
variety paddy crops like jaya can be grown in such fields with great success.
Land use:- the land use pattern interms of its growth, development and activity
pattern by category of agriculture, residential, Commercial, Parks / Open spaces,
Institutions, Transportations, water bodies mountains, Khazan/Mangroves and
vacant lands etc.
Socio-Economic Aspect: - following parameters were analyzed a) literacy rate b)
Net Village Domestic products c) share of work force d) per-capita income and
foreign remittances etc.
Conclusion: - the physiography of the village namely highlands/hinterlands,
midlands/morod lands and khazanlands/lowlying on northernside of village (river
Zuari).
People scope
Curtorim is predominantly Catholic populated areas with 80% of its population,
while the remaining population consisting of Hindus 13 %, Muslims 6 % and
others 1 %.
The total population of Curtorim is approx. 20,500 (as per Records with the
V.P.Curtorim) with over 4000 households. Leaving aside about 350 families living
in the rented premises.
The agricultural land under private holding is about 53% while the land under
Comunidade is about 45% with 2% of land being the industrial and institutional.
Ward Nos. Christians Hindus Muslims Others Total
WARD I 325 32 1 34 392
WARD II 379 34 1 9 423
WARD III 421 165 43 5 634
WARD IV 229 209 72 1 511
WARD V 257 12 - 8 277
WARD VI 403 12 - - 415
WARD VII 315 25 - 2 342
WARD VIII 292 13 1 3 309
WARD IX 339 11 - 4 354
WARD X 276 12 2 3 293
WARD XI 253 8 - 2 263
TOTAL 3489 533 119 72 4213
Total Household Families since December 2015 is 4213
Details of Voters (V.P Curtorim)
(29 Curtorim Constituency) 14 booths (from 18 to 31)
Booth
No.
Name of the booth and
wards
Voters Male Female Total Remark
18 Our lady of Carmel (NW):
Quirdolem, Monzon,Corjem,
Sinaibhag.
718 349 369 718
19 Our Lady of Carmel: (SW):
Tembi, Gotnibhat, Ullando,
Sonvonxem, Aframento
744 345 399 744
20 Our Lady of Carmel (MW):
Pandicol, Argicol,
Gottunguem, Dumgale,
Acxem, Zamgalle
548 254 294 548
21 V.P Office: Madel,
Hanvaddo, Muxiwado,
Vetnem.
534 258 276 534
22 V.P Office: Unjirim, Paldem,
Anvottem
439 221 218 439
23 St. Xavier’s Institute: Dando,
Suclem, Bandol, Covatem,
Xindolem
667 314 353 667
24 Communidade Office:
Roulem, Sirsale,
Pequeno/Grande
Rumbordem, Povacao
687 315 372 687
25 GPS, Varicvado: Batora,
Varicvado, Cormugalle
494 243 251 494
Booth
No.
Name of the booth and
wards
Voters Male Female Total Remark
26 St. Rita H.S (West-Wings):
Ximbhat, Vaddo, Tambetim,
Gina, Maina
864 427 437 864
CURTORIM-SHOBIT AMCHO ADHARSH GANV
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27 St. Rita H. S (Middle
Wings): Gonsoi, Firgeabhat,
Dagualle, Gogalle.
970 470 500 970
28 St. Rita H. S (East-wing):
Panchbhat, Vagulem,
Dantoloi.
1009 526 483 1009
29 GPS, Virabhat: Fondegal,
Virabhat, Camarxete.
970 474 496 970
30 GPS, Virabhat: Ralloi,
Cumborda, Novovado.
512 237 276 512
31 GPS, Bhatti: Eclate,
Padewado, Damdolem,
Sandiul, Bhatti.
945 462 483 945
Total 10104 4897 5207 10104
Details of Senior Citizens Ward-wise
Sr.
No
Name of Wards No. of
Senior
Citizens
Male Female Remarks
1 Ximbhat 8 3 5
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2 Vaddo 92 33 59
3 Tambetim 40 21 19
4 Gina 33 14 19
5 Maina 9 2 7
6 Gonsoi 43 22 21
7 Firgeabhat 20 7 13
8 Dagual 90 41 49
9 Gogalle 64 30 34
10 Panchbhat 55 26 29
11 Vagulem 62 37 25
12 Dantoloi 26 13 13
13 Dando 36 14 22
14 Suclem 28 10 18
15 Bandol 49 20 29
16 Covati 8 4 4
17 Xindolem 8 3 5
18 Fondegal 66 33 33
19 Virabhat 50 20 30
20 Camarxete 62 30 32
21 Ralloi 22 12 10
22 Cumborda 26 5 21
23 Novowado 20 6 14
24 Eclate 32 13 19
25 Padewado 9 3 6
26 Damdolem 24 11 13
27 Sandeul 22 5 17
28 Bhatti 14 7 7
29 Batora 66 25 41
30 Varicwaddo 15 7 8
Sr.
No
Name of Wards No. of
Senior
Citizens
Male Female Remarks
31 Cormugalle 7 3 4
32 Roulem 9 5 4
CURTORIM-SHOBIT AMCHO ADHARSH GANV
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33 Sirsale 2 - 2
34 Grand Rumbordem 44 16 28
35 Pequeno
Rumbordem
39 20 19
36 Povacao 47 20 27
37 Madel 74 30 44
38 Hanvaddo 8 2 6
39 Muxiwaddo 23 7 16
40 Vetnem 19 8 11
41 Unjirim 55 20 35
42 Paldem 23 8 15
43 Anvottem 25 12 13
44 Quirdolem 25 12 13
45 Monzon 41 18 23
46 Corjem 53 25 28
47 Sinaibhag 34 18 16
48 Tembi 16 6 10
49 Gotnibhat 36 17 19
50 Ullando 10 5 5
51 Sonvonxem 74 27 47
52 Aframento 24 12 12
53 Pandicol 24 8 16
54 Argicol 33 14 19
55 Gottunguem 16 9 7
56 Dumgalle 6 3 3
57 Acxem 22 6 18
58 Zamgalle 7 3 4
Total 1901 825 1076
PRIVATE FOREST OF CURTORIM, SURVEY NOS. ARE AS UNDER
South Goa Forest Division Committee by Araujo Committee
30/09/2015
150 155 156 157 158 160 161 162 174
CURTORIM-SHOBIT AMCHO ADHARSH GANV
[Type the company name]
178 179 180 181 182 183 185 186(P) 188
189 190 191 209 230 231 232 233 234
235 236 239 240 241(P) 247 248 249 250
251 252 253 245 255 266
Hills / Hillocks
5/10/15
337 339 400 404 405 409 412 413 414
416 417 418 419 420 421 422 423 426
427 428 429 430 431 440 433 434 435
436 447 449 457 458 459 478 479
CURTORIM-SHOBIT AMCHO ADHARSH GANV
[Type the company name]
1. Cavati (Mount
Jacob)
2. Daguale
3. Vagulem
4. Panchbhat
5. Tambetim
6. Dando
7. Bandol
8. Xindolem
9. Fondegal
10. Batora (Pervona)
11. Cormugal
12. Rumbordem
13. Roulem
14. Eclate /
Damdolem
15. Xirsale
16. Agxem
17. Aframento
18. Argicol
19. Unjirim
20. Paldem
SPRINGS
CURTORIM-SHOBIT AMCHO ADHARSH GANV
[Type the company name]
1. Roulem
2. Grande Rumbordem
3. Sirsale
4. Dumgalle
5. Paldem
6. Ungirim
7. Batora
8. Damdolem
9. Fondegal
10.Xindolem
11. Cavati
12. Bandol
13. Dando
14. Gonsoi
15. Vagullem
16. Panchbhatt
17. Tambetim
Khazan Lands
1. Maina
2. Kottambo
3. Nostra Khazan
4. Ponkantor
5. Novor Khazan
CURTORIM-SHOBIT AMCHO ADHARSH GANV
[Type the company name]
6. Novkantor
7. Chouk ( sweet & Salt
Water)
Lakes / Wetlands
1. Angdi tollem (opp.
Curtorim Church)
2. Sonbem tollem
(Maina)
3. Mai tollem
(Karminagar)
4. Colomba/Kum tollem
(Karminagar)
5. Ralloi tollem (Ralloi)
6. Gud tollem
(Dumgale)
Other Important Sites
1. Leprosy Hospital Complex at Aframento in V.P.
Curtorim (Village within Village, a well planned with
all the facilities.)
CURTORIM-SHOBIT AMCHO ADHARSH GANV
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2. Santeri Temple / tank site at Sandeul in V.P.
Curtorim.
3. Ghotnibhat Cross
4. Seven Number heritage ( Paulist) wells situated at
Grand Rumbordem (3 Nos) Pequeno Rumbordem (1
No.) and Ungirim (3 No.s)
5. Mitta Bandi at Camarxete Virabhat border in V.P.
Curtorim.
6. Private fish / prawns farm near Zuari River in V.P.
Curtorim.
7. Dayanalaya Imaculate conception of Franciscan
sisters at Grand Rumbordem.
8. Handi Khuris at Maina Curtorim.
9. Light House near Bomsal Firgueabhat (River Zuari
Bank) Curtorim
PEOPLE’S BIODEVERSITY REGISTER
OF CURTORIM VILLAGE
CURTORIM-SHOBIT AMCHO ADHARSH GANV
[Type the company name]
Prepared by BMC Curtorim
Under Biological Diversity Act 2002 and Rules, 2004
ACCEPTED BY V.P. BODY ON 09/07/2015 VIDE Res. No.
6 (7) & ratified by Gram Sabha on 30th August
Place: Curtorim
Dated: 02/10/2015
CURTORIM-SHOBIT AMCHO ADHARSH GANV
[Type the company name]
GRAM SABHA OF V.P. CURTORIM HELD ON
30/08/2015
CURTORIM-SHOBIT AMCHO ADHARSH GANV
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PREFACE God our CREATOR is an AWESOME artist and he has placed each and
every BEING and Non Being interlinked for MUTUAL WELWARE
and has shared his AUTHORITY with the HUMANS whom he designed
in his LIKENESS to govern and be a CARETAKER of his MASTER
PIECE.
The creator designed all his creatures in such a in exquisite formation
that every life has marvelous colour , sounds and shapes that gives all
LIFE a special variety and we may term it in the modern terminology
BIO- DIVERSITY
The CREATOR has rightfully placed every being with its own gift of
survival. None are made simply to perish and disappear from the
COSMOS and therefore no human is authorized to displace, eradicate
another being for his selfish purpose. To destroy the plan of NATURE is
a SIN and brings self condemnation.
DESTRUCTION of NATURE by various destructive activities and
defacing the MASTERPIECE should be outrightly stopped.
And all type of LIFE should be respectfully given its due place of
survival.
The people of CURTORIM should feel immensely happy to see
everyday of their life the variety of LIFE adorned with an spectrum of
gorgeous colour, heart rending sounds and unimaginable shapes in its
hills and mountains, trees and plants and shrubs in its rivers, lakes,
springs and wells ,its birds, fishes, reptiles, insects, animals and at last in
CURTORIM-SHOBIT AMCHO ADHARSH GANV
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its inhabitants the Humans, who are endowed partnering with the
CREATOR to magnify and glorify all that has been lovingly shared and
created in this VILLAGE environment, great musicians variety of artists
and great agriculturists .
The recently formed Committee to protect the BIO-DIVERSITY OF
CURTORIM takes its role and consientise every CURTORKAR to be
responsible citizen to protect the nature
Fr. Mariano Goes Proenca
sd/-
Parish Priest
St. Alex Church Curtorim
CURTORIM-SHOBIT AMCHO ADHARSH GANV
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FAUNA OF CURTORIM
LIST OF BIRDS FOUND IN CURTORIM, SALCETE.
Sr.
No
Name Scientific name Ecosystem Status
1 Little Grebe Tachybaptus ruficollis W R
2 Little cormorant Phalacrocorax niger W R
3 Indian shag Phalacrocorax fuscicollis W R
4 Darter Anhinga malanogaster W R
5 Large cormorant Phalacrocorax carbo W M
6 Little egret Egretta garzetta W/P R
7 Grey Heron Ardea cinerea W R
8 Great crested grebe Podiceps cristatus W M
9 Large egret Casmerodius albus W/P R
10 Purple Heron Ardea purpurea W/P R
11 Little Green Heron Butorides striatus W/P R
12 Cattle egret Bubulcus ibis W/P R
13 Indian pond heron Ardeola grayii W/P R
14 Black crowned night heron Nycticorax nyticorax W/P R
15 Little bittern Ixobrynchus minutus W/P R
16 Tiger bittern/Malayan
night heron
Gorsachius melanolophus W/P R
17 Chestnut bittern Ixobrynchus cinnamomeus W/P M
18 Yellow bittern Ixobrynchus sinensis W/P M
19 Black bittern Dupetor flavicollis W/P M
20 Painted stork Mycteria leucocephala P M
21 Asian Openbill stork Anastomus oscitans P M
22 European White stork Ciconia ciconia P M
23 Woolly necked
stork/White necked stork
Ciconia episcopus P M
24 Lesser adjutant stork Leptoptilos javanicus P M
25 Oriental White ibis Threskiornis melanocephalus P M
26 Black ibis Pseudibis papillosa P M
27 Glossy ibis Plegadis falcinellus P M
28 Eurasian Spoonbill Platalea leucorodia P M
29 Ruddy shelduck/Brahminy
shelduck/Brahminy duck
Tadorna ferruginea W M
30 Nakta/Comb duck Sarkidiornis melanotos W M
31 Bar-headed goose Anser indicus W V
32 Lesser whistling teal/Tree
duck
Dendrocygna javanica W M
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33 Cotton teal Nettapus coromandelianus W M
34 Northern Pintail Anas acuta W M
35 Common teal Anas crecca W M
36 Spotbill duck/Grey duck Anas poecilorhyncha W M
37 Mallard Anas platyrhynchos W V
38 Gadwall Anas strepera W M
39 Eurasian Wigeon Anas penelope W M
40 Northern Shoveler Anas clypeata W M
41 Garganey/Grey winged
teal
Anas querquedula W M
42 Common Pochard Aythya ferina W M
43 White eyed
Pochard/Ferruginous
Pochard
Aythya nyroca W V
44 Black shouldered kite Elanus caeruleus W/F/S R
45 Black Baza Aviceda leuphotes F/S V
46 Blyths Baza Avecida jerdoni F/S M
47 Oriental Honey-buzzard Pernis ptilorhyncus F/S R
48 Black kite Milvus migrans W/P/S/F R
49 Brahminy kite Haliastur indus W/P/S/F R
50 Shikra Accipiter badius W/P/S/F R
51 Crested Goshawk Accipiter trivirgatus S/F R
52 Besra Sparrowhawk Accipiter virgatus S/F R
53 Eurasian Sparrowhawk Accipiter nisus S/F M
54 Short-toed Snake Eagle Circaetus gallicus S/F R
55 Crested Serpent Eagle Spilornis cheela S/F R
56 Eurasian Marsh Harrier Circus aeruginosus W/P/S M
57 Pallid Harrier Circus macrourus W/P M
58 Montagu’s Harrier Circus pygargus W/P V
59 Common Buzzard Buteo buteo F M
60 Pied Harrier Circus melanoleucos W/P M
61 White eyed buzzard Butastur teesa F M
62 Lesser Spotted eagle Aquila pomarina F M
63 Black eagle Ictinaetus malayensis F R
64 Booted eagle Hieraaetus pennatus F M
65 Bonelli’s eagle Hieraaetus fasciatus F M
66 Rufous bellied Hawk eagle Hieraaetus kienerii F V
67 Common Quail Coturnix coturnix F/S M
68 Rain Quail Coturnix coromandelica F/S M
69 Jungle bush quail Perdicula asiatica F/S R
70 Rock bush quail Perdicula argoondah F R
71 Common button quail Turnix suscitator S/F R
72 Red spurfowl Galloperdix spadicea F R
73 Indian peafowl Pavo cristatus F R
74 Indian blue breasted rail Gallirallus striatus W/P R
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75 Baillons Crake Porzana pusilla W/P M
76 White breasted waterhen Amaurornis phoenicurus W/P R
77 Watercock Gallicrex cinerea W/P M
78 Common moorhen Gallinula chloropus W R
79 Purple moorhen Porphyrio porphyrio W R
80 Common coot Fulica atra W M
81 Bronze winged jacana Metopidius indicus W R
82 Pheasant tailed jacana Hydrophasianus chirurgus W R
83 Blackwinged stilt Himantopus himantopus W/P M
84 Red wattled lapwing Vanellus indicus W/P/S R
85 Pacific Golden plover Pluvialis fulva W M
86 Grey plover Pluvialis squatarola W M
87 Eurasian Curlew Numenius arquata W M
88 Black tailed godwit Limosa limosa W M
89 Jack snipe Lymnocrpytes minima W M
90 Pintail snipe Gallinago stenura W M
91 Common snipe Gallinago gallinago W M
92 Spotted redshank Tringa erythropus W M
93 Common redshank Tringa totanus W M
94 Common greenshank Tringa nebularia W M
95 Marsh sandpiper Tringa stagnatilis W M
96 Spotted sandpiper Tringa glareola W/P M
97 Common sandpiper Tringa hypoleucos W M
98 Little stint Calidris minuta W M
99 Black-winged stilt Himantopus himantopus W M
100 Small Pratincole Glareola lactea W M
101 Brown headed gull Larus brunnicephalus W M
102 Black headed gull Larus ridibundus W M
103 Slender billed gull Larus genei W M
104 Gull billed tern Gelochelidon nilotica W M
105 River tern Sterna aurantia W M
106 Little tern Sterna albifrons W M
107 Black bellied tern Sterna acuticauda W M
108 White cheeked tern Sterna repressa W M
109 Whiskered tern Chlidonias hybridus W M
110 Blue rock Pigeon Columba livia F/H R
111 Nilgiri Wood pigeon Columba elphinstonii F R
112 Pompadour green pigeon Treron pompadora F M
113 Oriental Turtle dove Streptopelia orientalis F R
114 Spotted dove Streptopelia chinensis F/H R
115 Eurasian collared dove Streptopulia decaocto F/H R
116 Emerald dove Chalcophaps indica F R
117 Red collared dove Streptopelia tranquebarica F/H R
118 Lorikeet Loriculus vernalis F/H M
119 Rose ringed parakeet Psittacula krameri F R
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120 Plum headed parakeet Psittacula cyanocephala F R
121 Pied Crested cuckoo Clamator jacobinus F M
122 Brainfever bird Hierococcyx varius F M
123 Indian Plaintive cuckoo Cacomanti s passerines F M
124 Lesser cuckoo Cuculus poliocephalus F M
125 Asian Koel Eudynamys scolopacea F/H R
126 Small Green billed
Malkoha
Phaenicophaeus viridirostris F M
127 Crow pheasant Centropus sinensis S/H R
128 Barn owl Tyto alba F/H R
129 Indian great horned owl Bubo bubo F R
130 Brown wood Owl Strix leptogrammica F M
131 Jungle owlet Glaucidium radiatum F R
132 Spotted owlet Athene brama F/H R
133 Brown hawk owlet Ninox scutulata F M
134 Franklins nightjar Caprimulgus affinis F/H R
135 Longtailed nightjar Caprimulgus macrurus F R
136 Common Indian nightjar Caprimulgus asiaticus F R
137 House swift Apus affinis H R
138 Asian Palm swift Cypsiurus balasiensis F/H R
139 Lesser Pied kingfisher Ceryle rudis W V
140 Small blue kingfisher Alcedo atthis W R
141 White breasted kingfisher Halcyon smyrnensis W/S R
142 Storkbilled kingfisher Halcyon capensis W R
143 Blue tailed bee eater Merops philippinus W/S R
144 Small bee eater Merops orientalis W/S R
145 Chestnut headed bee eater Merops leschenaultia W/S R
146 European roller Coracias garrulous F/S/H R
147 Indian roller Coracias benghalensis F/S/H R
148 Common Hoopoe Upupa epops S M
149 Malabar grey hornbill Ocyceros griseus F R
150 Malabar pied hornbill Buceros bicornis F M
151 Brown headed barbet Megalaima zeylanica F R
152 Coppersmith barbet Megalaima haemacephala F R
153 Rufous woodpecker Celeus brachyurus F R
154 Greater golden backed
woodpecker
Chrysocolaptes lucidus F R
155 Common golden-backed
woodpecker
Dinopium javanense F R
156 Lesser golden backed
woodpecker
Dinopium benghalense F R
157 Black shouldered
woodpecker
Chrysocolaptes festivus F R
158 Indian pitta Pitta brachyuran F M
159 Singing bush lark Mirafra cantillans P/S M
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160 Malabar crested lark Galerida malabarica P/S M
161 Dusky Craig martin Hirundo concolor S/F M
162 Common swallow Hirundo rustica H M
163 Wire tailed swallow Hirundo smithii H M
164 Red rumped swallow Hirundo daurica H M
165 Forest wagtail Dendronanthus indicus W/P/F/H/S M
166 Yellow wagtail Motacilla flava W/P/F/H/S M
167 White wagtail Motacilla alba W/P/S/F/H M
168 Large pied wagtail Motacilla maderaspatensis W/P/F/S/H M
169 Paddyfield pipit Anthus rufulus S/F M
170 Tawny pipit Anthus campestris S/F M
171 Large cuckoo shrike Coracina macei F M
172 Black headed cuckoo
shrike
Coracina melanoptera F M
173 Small minivet Pericrocotus cinnamomeus F R
174 Scarlet minivet Pericrocotus flammeus F R
175 Pied flycatcher shrike Hemipus picatus F M
176 Common wood shrike Tephrodornis pondicerianus F M
177 Greyheaded bulbul Pycnonotus priocephalus F M
178 Red whiskered bulbul Pycnonotus jacosus F/H/S R
179 Red vented bulbul Pycnonotus cafer F/H/S R
180 White browed bulbul Pycnonotus luteolus F R
181 Common iora Aegithina tiphia F R
182 Jerdons Chloropsis Chloropsis cochinchinensis F R
183 Golden fronted chloropsis Chloropsis chloropsis F R
184 Brown shrike Lanius cristatus F R
185 Bay backed shrike Lanius vittatus F R
186 Rufous backed Shrike Lanius schach F R
187 Eurasian Golden oriole Oriolus oriolus F R
188 Black headed oriole Oriolus xanthornus F R
189 Black napped oriole Oriolus chinensis F R
190 Black drongo Dicrurus macrocercus F/H R
191 Ashy drongo Dicrurus leucophaeus F/H R
192 White bellied drongo Dicrurus caerulescens F/H R
193 Bronzed drongo Dicrurus aeneus F R
194 Greater racket tailed
drongo
Dicrurus paradiseus F R
195 Indian tree pie Dendrocitta leucogaster F/H R
196 House crow Corvus splendens P/S/H R
197 Jungle crow Corvus macrorhynchos F R
198 Rosy starling Sturnus roseus F M
199 Ashy Swallow shrike Artamus fuscus F R
200 Baya weaver Ploceus philippinus P R
201 Common myna Acriditheres tristis P/S R
202 Jungle myna Acridotheres fuscus P/S/H R
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203 House sparrow Passer domesticus P/H R
204 Black redstart Phoenicurcus ochruros P M
205 Malabar whistling thrush Myophonus horsfieldii P M
206 Orange headed thrush Zoothera citrine cyanotus P/F/S M
207 Spotted babbler Pellorneum ruficeps P/F R
208 Indian Scimitar babbler Pomatorhinus horsfieldii F M
209 Yellow-eyed babbler Chrysomma sinense F M
210 Rufous babbler Dumetia hyperythra F R
211 Jungle babbler Turdoides striatus F/P/S R
212 Common babbler Turdoides caudatus F R
213 Large grey babbler Turdoides malcolmi F M
214 Little spiderhunter Arachnothera longirostra F M
215 Pied bush chat Saxicola caprata F/P M
216 White headed babbler Turdoides affinis F M
217 Desert wheatear Oenanthe deserti F/P M
218 Indian robin Saxicoloides fulicata F/P/H/S R
219 Oriental magpie robin Copsychus saularis F/P/H R
220 White rumped shama Copsychus malabaricus F M
221 Ashy prinia Prinia socialis F R
222 Plain prinia Prinia inornata F R
223 Paddyfield warbler Acrocephalus Agricola F R
224 Purple sunbird Nectarinia asiatica R
225 Blyths reed warbler Acrocephalus dumetorum R
226 Black headed munia Lonchura malacca P R
227 Indian great reed warbler Acrocephalus stentoreus F/P R
228 Thick billed warbler Acrocephalus aedon F/P R
229 Booted warbler Hippolais caligata P R
230 Ashy prinia Prinia socialis F R
231 Common tailorbird Orthotomus sutorius F R
232 Olivaceous leaf warbler Phlloscopus griseolus F R
233 Large billed leaf warbler Phylloscopus magnirostris F R
234 Lesser white throat Sylvia curruca P R
235 Asian paradise flycatcher Terpsiphone paradisi F R
236 Tickells blue flycatcher Cyornis tickelliae F R
237 White throated fantail flycatcher
Rhipidura albicollis F R
238 White browed fantail flycatcher
Rhipidura aureola F R
239 Great tit Parus major F R
240 Oriental White eye Zosterops palpebrosus F R
241 Black lored yellow tit Parus xanthogenys F R
242 Tickells flowerpecker Dicaeum erythrorynchos F R
243 Lotens sunbird Nectarinia lotenia F R
244 Crimson sunbird Aethopyga siparaja F R
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245 Small Sunbird Nectarinia minima F R
246 Purple rumped sunbird Nectarinia zeylonica F R
247 Plain flower pecker Dicaeum concolor F/H R
248 White rumped munia Lonchura striata P R
249 Franklins prinia Prinia hodgsonii P/S/F R
250 Plain prinia Prinia inornata P/S/F R
Habitat type: W= wetland, P= paddyfields, S= Scrubland, F=forest, H= habitation.
Status: M=Migrant, R=resident, V=vagrant
MAMMALS found in Curtorim
Common Name Scientific name Local name
1. Bonnet macaque Macaca radiate Makod
2. Langur Presbytis enletlus Vandor
3. Mongoose Herpestes edwardii Mongus
4. Jackal Canis aureus Colo
5. Common Indian porcupine Hystrix indica Sallu
6. Small Indian civet cat Viverricula indica Katanoor
7. Toddy cat Paradoxurus hermaphrodites Rann mazor/babko
8. Common Otter Lutra lutra Uddh
9. Leopard Panthera pardus Bibtto vag
10. Fulvous fruit bat Rousettus leshenaulti Vagul
11. Indian flying fox Pteropus giganteus Pako
12. Indian field mouse Mus boodugo Undir
13. 5 stripped squirrel Funanbulus pennant Channi
14. Bandicoot Bandicit indica Kol undir
15. Hare Lepus nigricollis Soso
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REPTILES/HERPATS
COMMON NAME SCIENTIFIC NAME VERNACULAR/LOCAL NAME
1. Common sand boa Eryx sps Malund
2. Indian spectacled cobra Naja naja Nag Sorop
3. Checkered keelback Xenochrophis piscator Levane
4. Variegated kukri Oligidon taeniolata
5. Common ratsnake Ptyas mucosus Devodd
6. Indian rock python Python molurus Aaro
7. Trinket snake Elaphe Helena Rocmandolli
8. Green whip snake Ahaetulla nasuta Chutti
9. Russells viper Daboia russelli Mamdod
10. Saw scaled viper Echis carinata Furso
11. Painted bronzeback Dendrelaphis pictus Nanato
12. Common krait Bungarus caeruleus
13. Indian monitor lizard Varanus sp. Saap
14. Garden lizard Calotes diversicolor Topyo
15. Little skink Mabuya sp.
16. Martins bush frog
17. East asian tree frog
18. Fungoid frog
19. Tiger frog
20. Common Indian toad
21. Indian pond terrapin
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FLORA OF CURTORIM
Sr. no. Scientific Name Local Name English name Importance
1. Mulo Reddish C
2. Amaranthus gangeticus Tambdi Bhaji Red Amaranth C
3. Tavshi Cucumber C
4. Bhende Lady Finger C
5. Val Bhaji (Virvir) C
6. Dudi Pumpkin C
7. Kokan dudi C
8. Ghosali C
9. Kanga Sweet Potato C
10. Katkanga C
11. Mirchi Chillies C
12. Kando Onion C
13. Vangi Brinjal C
14. Dhavi bhaji C
15. Eleusine coracana Nachne Finger millets C
16. Brassica caulorapa Nab Knolkohl C
17. Ananas comosus Ananas Pineapple F
18. Zizuphus mauriliana Boram F
19. Anacardium occidentale Caju Cashew tree F
20. Buchanania lanzan Char F
21. Anthocephalus envamba Kadam F
22. Musa paradisiaca Keli F
23. Calophyllum inophyllum Oondi F
24. Artocarpus hirsuta Pal phanas F
25. Carica papaya Papaya Papaya tree F
26. Macaranga tomentosa Charam F
27. Solanum giganteum a spp. Chunna F
28. Carissa spp. Kaner F
29. Celastrus paniculatus Kanglam F
30. Carissa carandas Karandam F
31. Dioscorea bulbifera Karande F
32. Dillenia pentagyna Karmal (fruit) F
33. Artocarpus altilis Pakod (grain) Nirphanas F
34. Morus alba Mulberry F
35. Manilkara zapota Chikoo F
36. Anona reticulata Aanon Custard apple F
37. Anona anona Anter F
38. Mangifera indica Aamo Mango F
39. Spondia mangifera Ambado F/M
40. Moringa pterygosperma= M. Oleifera Mashing F/M
41. Citrus grandis Torand/ Toring Grape fruit F/M
42. Artocarpus lakoocha Otomb F/T
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43. Artocarpus heterophyllus Phanas Jackfruit tree F/T
44. Bahuhinia racemosa Apto M
45. Cassia fistula Bayo Indian Labearthern potum tree
M
46. Garcinia bindica Bhirand M
47. Macaranga peltata Chandodo M
48. Datura stramonium Datura M
49. Vitex altissima Bavalgi M
50. Pongamia pinnata Karanji M
51. Wrightia tinctoria Kalakundo M
52. Hollarhena antidysentric Kudo M
53. Cinamomum zylariccum Lavang M
54. Stereospernum personatum Padval M
55. Ficus religiosa Papal Peepal/ Religious Fig M
56. Thespecia lampa Ran Bhendi M
57. Alstonia scholarias Saton M
58. Calycopteris floribunda Huski/Ekshi M
59. Citrus medica Mavling M
60. Azadirachta indica Kodolimb Neem M
61. Ixora coccinea Pitcoli M
62. Calotropis gigantea Rui M
63. Ficus racemosa (syn. Ficus glomerata) Rumad/ Audumbar
M
64. Cassia tora Taykhillo M
65. Colocasia esculanta Terem/ aaloom M
66. Leucus aspera Tumbo M
67. Thuza occidentalis Tree of life M
68. Aloe vera Aloe vera M
69. Musa paradisiaca Banana M
70. Azardirachta indica Neem M
71. Cinnamomum zeylanicum Cinnamom M
72. Hydrocoyle asiatica Indian pennywort M
73. Hibiscus rosasinensis China rose Shoeflower M
74. Areca catechu Betal nut M
75. Adathoda vesica Adulsa M
76. Boulvias vulgaris Camels Foot M
77. Curcuma domestica Turmeric M
78. Eucalyptus globules Nilgiri M
79. Acalypha indica Indian nettle M
80. Allamanda cathartica Golden trumpet M
81. Syzygium cuminii Java plum M
82. Datura innoxia Thorn apple M
83. Nux vomica Poison nut M
84. Aegle marmelos Bael M
85. Rauwolfia serpentine Sarpagandha M
86. Bryophyllum pinnatum Sprout leaf plant M
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87. Catharanthus roseus Periwinkle M
88. Roson M
89. Ixora sp. Pirkal M
90. Abutilon indicum Tupkadi M
91. Achyranthes aspera Kantmogra M
92. Basella alba Valchi bhagi M
93. Curcuma domestica Halad M
94. Gloriosa superba Vagam bochke M
95. Hemidesmus indicus Anantomul M
96. Holarrhena antidysentrica Davokendo M
97. Leucas aspera Timbo M
98. Nimo sa pudica Lajri M
99. Ocimum sanctum Tulsi M
100. Phyllantheo emslica Annalho M
101. Embilica officinals Awala M/F
102. Dillenia pentagyna Karmal M/F
103. Tagetes erecta Garden marigold M
104. Terminalia bellerica Goting M/T
105. Bridelia retusa Katekawach M/T
106. Strychonos nux-vomica Karo M/T
107. Careya arborea Kumbiyo M/T
108. Saraca indica Asoka Mast tree/ False Ashoka
O
109. Adenanthera pavonia Gunj O
110. Delonix regia Gulmohar O
111. Rhizophora mucoronata Kamdeli O
112. Erythrina indica Pongaro Indian Coral Tree O
113. Sapindus emarginalis Rinte Soapnut tree O
114. Crossandra undulaefolia Aaboli O
115. Leea sambucima Dino or Gino O
116. Sechium edule Gadeli Falgam O
117. Cynodon dactylon Haryalli/ Durva O
118. Jasminum sambac Mogrim O
119. Pterocarpus marsupium Assan T
120. Caryota urena Billemad T
121. Semicarpus anacardium Bibba T
122. Syzgium caryophyllatum Bhedas T
123. Thepecia populnea Bhendi T
124. Grewia riliaefilia Dhamen T
125. Machilus marcamtha Elamb T
126. Adina cordifolia Hedu T
127. Terminal chebula Hirda T
128. Albizzia odoratissima Kala siras T
129. Acacia catechu Khair T
130. Ficus asperrma Kharvat T
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131. Terminalia paniculata Kindal T
132. Terminalia tomentosa / crenulata Matti State tree T
133. Lagerstoemia lanceolata Nano T
134. Nachilus macarantha Olamb T
135. Bombax malabaricum Sawar Red Silk Cotton T
136. Gmelina arborea Shivan T
137. Ficus bengalensis Vad Banyan T
138. Messnea ferrea Nagchampa T
139. Xylia xylocarpa Zamba T
140. Cocos nucifera Naal Coconut palm T/F
141. Garcinia indica Bhinna T/F/M
142. Syzgium cumini Jamun T/M
143. Lanea grandis Moi T/M
144. Mimusops elengi Onwal T/M
145. Tectona grandis Saguvan Teak T/M
146. Terminalia arjuna Savai matti Arjun T/M
147. Lagerstoemia speciosa Taman T/M
148. Nimusops elengi Voval T/M
149. Xanthoxylun rhetsa Triphal T/M/F
150. Tamarindus indica Chinch Tamarind T/M/F
151. Azolla pinatta W
152. Hydrilla verticellata W
153. Blyxa echinosperma W
154. Rotala indica W
155. Utricularia aurea Xello W
156. Utricularia exocelata W
157. Najas indica Najas W
158. Nympheae nauchali Water lily W
159. Nymphaea rubra Pink lotus W
160. Nymphaea indica Hairy water lily W
161. Fimbristylis junciformis W
162. Cyperus sp. Mandre behl Mat weed W
163. Scirpus sp. Mandre behl Mat weed W
164. Typha typha Mandre behl Mat weed W
165. Eriocaulon setaceum W
166. Marselia sp. W
167. Monochoria vaginalis W
168. Limnophilia heterophila W
169. Limnophilia repens W
170. Oryza sativa Rice W
171. Oryza rufipogon Rice W
172. Polygonum glabrum W
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F- Fruit bearing; M- Medicinal plants; T- timber; C- Crop plants; O- Other plants, W=Wetland
Angdi tollem- Curtorim Kum tollem - karminagar
Sonbem tollem- Maina Ralloi Tollem - Ralloi
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Gud tollem - Dumgalle Mai Tollem - Corjem
SPRINGS
SPRING- PALDEM
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SPRING-TAMBETIM
Spring – Grande Rumbordem Spring - Panchabaht
Spring – Fondegalle Spring- Antepar (Batora)
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Biodiversity PBR Training (Saligao) & Field visit at
Madhei River (Bironda)
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Minister Visit to Village Panchayat Curtorim on 20/02/2016
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Wells
About 45 public wells and about 205 private wells
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Kher Land
(Addi with double cropping per year)
1. Sirgem addi ( Angodi Tollem)
2. Vaingonnode addi ( Ralloi Tollem)
3. Curgonnim addi (Maitollem)
4. Maini addi (Sonbem Tollem)
5. Murondi addi (Kumtollem)
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GARDENS
BMC garden at Furam Dongor
Curtorim St. Alex Church Garden
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Cross at Furam Dongor Light House at Maina
Roulem – Pervon Dogor (Top of the Hill)
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: A variety of the traditional medicinal plant
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A variety of paddy grown in the khazan saline land at
Corjem, Curtorim
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CHURCHES
ST. ALEX CHURCH CURTORIM
ST. RITA CHURCH MAINA CURTORIM
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CHAPELS
OUR LADY OF MOUNT CHAPEL
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CROSSES
TAMBETIM CROSS GOTNIBHAT CROSS
(HERITAGE)
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OLD AGE HOME
PROVEDORIA
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LATHI BAIM AT SUCKLEM
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ULLANDO RAMP
ULLANDO
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HERITAGE SITES
DOVORNEM AT RALLOI
(NOW AREAL)
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BIRDS
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GARBAGE COLLECTION CENTRE
(Plastic & Dry Waste)
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TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE HOLDER
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PHOTO-GALLERY
Private Garden spring - Fondegalle
By Shri. J. Santano Rodrigues
Chairman Ward Development Committee &
Curtorim Bio-diversity Management Committee
Date: 31.03.2017
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