Thursday, November 19, 1959
LOK SABHA DEBATES
Second Series
Volume XXXV, 1959/1881 (Saka)
[N ovem ber 16 to 27, i9S9lKartika 25 to Agrahayana 6,1881 [Saka,]
NINTH SESSION, 1959/18S1 (Saka)
(Vol. XXXV contains Nos. 1 to 10)
LOK SABHA SECRETARIAT NEW DELHI CONTENTS [Second Snubs Voi — November 16 t o 27 t959/K aktika 25 to Agkahayava 6, 1881 (Saka)) C olu m n s H o 1 —Monday, November 16, 19^9/Karltka 25 1S81 (Saka)— Oral Answer* to Questions— Starred Questions Nos 1 to 12, 14 to 19 and 21 t -4 0 Written answers to Questions— Starred Questions Nos 13 20 and 22 to 34 4* -S o Unstarred Quesuorw Nos I to 53 50—79 Obituary references 7*‘ 8 o Policemen killed in Sino-Indian Border incident 80-81 Motions for Adjournment- Sino-Indian border incidents 81 ~ior Papers laid on the Table 102—06 President’s Assent to Bills 106—08 Parliamentary Committees—Summary o f work 108 Htimates ( ommittee— Sixtv second Report 108 Statement re Mishap at Bhakra 108—13 Statement re Indo-Pakistan Canal Waters Dispute « 3- i 5 Statement re Acudenr to Agra-Allahabad Passenger train 115-16 Statement re Indo-Pakistan Border Conference 116 —19 Companies (Amendment; Bill— 1-xtension of umc for presentation of Report of Joint Committee 120 Bills introduced— 1 Indian Penal ( ode (Amendment) Bill 12a 2 Constitution (Eighth Amendment) Bill 120-21 1 Haj Committee Bill 121 Arms Bill— Motion to consider, as reported by Joint Committee 121 —218 Daily Digest 2 1 9 -3 0 No 2 — Tuesday, November 17 1959/jrarftta 26, 1881 (Saka)— Oral Answers to Questions— Starred Questions No . 35 to 4s 231—68 Written Answers to Questions— Starred Questions Nos 46 to 76 * 9 —*> Unstarred Questions Nos $4 to 129 *90—333 he Motion for Adjournment— Withdrawal of Indian border police from Ban Hoct 334—43 Paper* bud on the Table 343—46 Colling Attention to Matter o f Urgent Public Importance— Proclamation of a state *t emergency in Calcutta Port 34^47
(») 272 Daily D i « a t t ...... I93— ( i i i)
C olu m n *
Nfy St—Friday, November 20,1959/JCatt'fci 29,1881 (Saka)— O n l Answers to Questions—
Starred Questions Nos. 158,155,157 ,159 to 162,164 to 167,169 «na 170 815 -5 3 Written Answers to Questions - Starred Questions Nos. 156,168 and 171 to 19s 853—6* Unstarrea Questions Nos. 272 to 306, 308 to 333 and 335 to 338 869—904 Motion for Adjournment— Hold-up of train by Delhi student* 904- 06 Papers laio on the Table 906—1 1 Business of the House 911-12 Correction of an wer to Starred Question No. 79 912-13 Business Advisory Committee— Forty-fourth Report 913-14 Kerala State Legislative (Delegation of Powers') Bill—Introduced 9x4 Andhra Pradesh and Madras (Alteration of Boundaries) Bill 914—77 Motion to consider 915—77 Committee on Private Members’ Bills and Resolutions— Fifty-first Report 977 - 7® Resolution re : Session of Lok Sabha at Hyderabad or Bangalore 978—1045 Resolution rt • Re-organisation of Courtr>’s Administration 104S—48 Petition re : Andhra Pradesh and Madras (Alteration of Boundaries) Bill 1048 Daily Digest 1049-—5&
No 6 —Monday, November 23, 19^9 'Agrakayana 2, 1881 (Saka)— Oral Answers to Questions— Starred Question Nos. 196. 198 to 207, 209 tv) 213, 217 to 219, 222 and 223 1059—97 Written Arswers to Questions— Starred Questions Nos 197, 208, 214 to 216. 220, 221 ana 224 to 232 1097—no * Unstarred Questions Nos. 339 to 40X 1108—51 Paper, laid on the Table 1151—54 Estimates Committee— Sixty-third Report . . . 1154-55 Andhra Pradesh and Madras (Alteration of Boundaries) Bill JISS—1240 Motion to consider T155—120S Clauses 2 to $4. Schedules 1 to VI and clause 1 1207—40 Motion to pass 1240 Indian Penal Code (Amendment) B i l l ...... 1240—87 Motion to con sid er...... 1240—87 Half-ap-hour Discussion re • Scarcity of Sugar 1287 -1308 Daily D i g e s t ...... 1309—16 No. 7.— Tuesday, November 24,1959 Agrahayana 3,1881 (Saka)— O nl Answer to Questions— Starred Questions Nos. 233 to 237.239 to 250,252 and 253 . 13*7—57 Correction of Answer to Supplementary Quastkm on S.Q. 239 <357 Short Notice Question No. 1 ...... *357—<0 (iv)
Written Answers to Questions— Starred Questions Nos. 238, 251 sad 354 to 2 6 9 ...... 1360—70 Unstarred Quesdoas Nos. 409 to 46s ...... 1370—1400
Modoc for Adjournment— Arrest of Dr. Run Msnohsr L o h i a ...... 1401—05 Papers laid on the T a b l e ...... 1405—07 Demands for Supplementary Grants (Kerala) ...... 1407 Calling Attention to Matter of Urgent Public Importance— Daooities in t r a i n s ...... 1407-08 Statement on O i l ...... X408—14 Statements re : Release of German A s s e t s ...... 1414-1$ Indian Penal Code (Amendment) Bill ...... 1415—31 Motion to onsider ...... 1415—*4 Clauses 2, 3 and 1 ...... I425—30 Motion t« p a s s ...... J430~3*
Hat Committee B i l l ...... 1431—97 Motion to consider ...... 1431—86 Clauses 2 to 19 and t ...... 1486—97 Motion to p a s s ...... 1497
Motions re : Annual Reports of the Registrar of Newspapers 1497—*570 Daily D i g e s t ...... 157*- - 7* No. B. —Wednesday, November 2 5 ,1959lj1grahayana 4. 1881 ( Saka)— Oral Answers to Questions— Starred Questions Nos. 271 to 273,27s to 280, 282,284 to 288,290 to 292,294, 395 and 2 9 8 ...... 1579—1620 Short Notice Question No. 2 ...... 1620—22 Written Answers to Questions— Starred Questions Nos. 270,274,281,283,289, 293 « 296,297 and 299to 317 16x2—38 Uni tarred Questions Nos. 466 to 522 ...... 1638- 70 Vgptrs laid on the T a b l e ...... (670—76 Mwsagrt from Rajya S a b h a ...... 1676-77 Bstimsces Committee— Sixty-fourth Report ...... 1677 Correction of reply to Starred Question No. 1314 ...... 1677-7! *>lHng Attention to a Matter o f Urgent Public Importance— l i l t and order situation in Delhi ...... Delhi Land Holdings (Csiling) Bill—In trod u ced...... itjp J^otiaag f* : India-China R e l a t i o n s ...... ■tttfaeaa Advisory Committee— M t ^ f t b R q p o R ...... ( l i t Daily D i g w t ...... w C olum ns No. Written Ann*en to Questions— Started Questions Nos. 3x9,323,333,340 and 341 to 352 .... 1873—82 Unstarred Questions Nos. 523 to S52 and 534 to 370 .... 1882—1906 Motion for Adjournment— Indo-Pak Border Demarcation ...... 1907—12 Papers laid on the T a b l e ...... 1913-14 Statement rt: Location o f Second Ship-boilding Y a r d ...... 1914-15 Business Advisory Committee— Forty-fifth R e p o r t ...... 1915—17 Point of P r o c e d u r e ...... 1917^19 Motion rn India-China Relations ...... 1917,1919—3074 Daily D i g e s t ...... 2075-80 Jo. io.-.Friday, Novtmbtr 27, *959 lAgrahayana 6,1881 (Saka)— Oral Answers to Questions— Starred Questions Nos. 353 and 353 to 367 ...... 2081—3121 Written Answers to Questions— Starred Questions Nos. 354 and 368 to 3 9 8 ...... 2x21—39 Unstarred Questions Nos. 571 to 621 .... 2139—67 Motions for Adjournment— (1) Indo-Pak Border d e m a r c a t io n ...... 2x47—72 (2) Chinghai-Tibet Highway ...... >173—77 Papers laid on the T a b l e ...... 2x77-78 Message from Rxjys Sabha ...... 2178 Business of the House ...... 2179 Statement rc: Dandakaranya Development A u t h o r i t y...... 2179—85 Release of a M e m b e r ...... 2185 Motion r « India-China R e l a t i o n s ...... 2185—4216 Kerala State Legislature (Delegation of Powers) B i l l ...... 2216—33 Motion to consider ...... 2216—33 Bills Introduced— 1. Indian Railways (Amendment) B i l l ...... 3233-34 2. Delimitation Commission (Amendment) B U I ...... 2234 3. Hindu Marriage (Amendment) B i l l ...... 2234 Restoration of places of Religious Worship Bill by Shri Prahash Vw Shastri . 2235-36 Motion to consider—n e g a t i v e d ...... 2236 Code o f Criminal Procedure (Amendment) Bill (Amtndmtnt of stction 198) by Shrimati Subhadra J o s h i ...... 2236— 89 Motion to c o n s i d e r ...... 2236—84
Clauses a, 1 and the Enacting Formula ...... 2284—89 Motion to p s s s ...... 2289 272 (A i) LSD— 10. M> O o m n
Minimum Warn j 8H1. Ktmhaiya Ltd Bthmki ...... l^ M fO S Motion to oonsider ...... 2289-4308 •IHftr n iiM t ...... *3P9 . 16 Consolidated Contents [November x6 to 37, 1959/Kartika 23 to Agrahayana 6, 1881 ( S a k a ) ] ...... (4-^fii Jtr »■ II ■!'» till »lll 111 "»l II II.... ■■ ...... ■■'■■■ ■ ■ M S ~ —T b t sign 4 - marked at*** ft name o f * Member cm Questions,- Which were orally answered, indicates that the Question was actually askM on the floor oC thajBausefap that Member. LOK SABHA DEBATES
585 586 L O K SABHA Shri Abld All: The question was about the amount due to the workers Thursday, November 19, 1959/Karttfcabecause of the closure. That has been 28, 1881(Saka) agreed to be paid Shrlmatl Ha Palchoodhuri: Is the The Lok Sabha met at Eleven of the Government aware of the number of Clock. employees who have been taken over by the school that has taken over the [Mr. Speaker inthe Chair.] premises of the Cecil Hotel? Shri AbJd All: Out of 285. most of ORAL ANSWERS TO the employees have found alternative QUESTIONS employment Some have left Delhi and for others the Employment Ex Hotel Cecil, Delhi change will be helpful. *122. Shri Keshava: Will the Minis ter of Labour and Employment be TTOfHWW STCT 5WTT pleased to state' + (a) whether any representation 'aft mo : was made by the retrenched emplo yees of the closed Hotel Cecil, Delhi •ft ito mo fiwrft to secure the retrenchment compensa •ft sftwnr *rnjr tion and the right of residence m the •ft tt* f m quarters, and •ft W i f : (b) if so, the reaction of Govern •ft w m wroft ment thereto? •ft (9WW The Deputy Minister of Labour <8hri A b W A U ): (a)Yes ( «ft m o *gnrw •{ t w g *n ftr? (b) With the help of the concilia tion machinery of the Delhi Adminis •ft sr« tto ijpwwrift tration an agreement has been reach •ft m m : ed between the parties. •ft*wft 8hrl Keahava: May we know •ft g ^ f f*#ft whether it m not a fact that a few of •ft «*wnr : the items had not been agreed to by the management for being referred to •ft w itt : the tribunal? •ft rftw rc HlfeJT : Shri AMA AU: No, Sir. As far as I ' «ft wrf : understand, all the points in dispute have been settled. w r w m »Hft Shri Mohammed Elias: What is the nature of the agreement which has (?) W wt ^ wfR * town readied between the employees *n d the employer? % fwWt frtr fatf 292 (Ai) L.S.D.—1. 587 OrtX Answers N O V E M B E R 19,1950 Oral Annoeri
Mr. Bywtftr: It is rather surprising The Prime Minister and Ministerof W hen the British werethere, we were Extern*1 Affairs (Shri Jswihsrlsl carrying on propaganda against the Nehru?: When such things come to the British Government, andalmost every notice ot Government, the first speech that was madein any nook step, obviously, is to draw the atten and comer of the country m any tion’ oi the Embassy of the foreign village was being reported to the power concerned and say that this is Centre objectionabte and this should not be done Other steps may follow, nor Shrimatl Lakshmi Menon These mally that brings some results Other- are not places where you have got wlse ]iiay be such papers are not any press agency and from where we allowed to to circulated or they are can get any news directly confiscated such other steps may be taken It is hardly right for me to Mr. Speaker This is an important detail the steps which one can or does matter The hon Minister will realise take it1 such matters how many Members are interested in this So many Members have tabled Shriinati Renuka Ray. The Deputy this question This matter of Kalim- VluMsfcSr said that it was not possible pong has been there for a long time to know all the details Hon Members want to know what further steps are taken to see what Shrifnati Lakshmi Menon I did not kind of propaganda is being carried say ‘it 1S not possible” I said unless on Is the hon Minister to wait until the M emtor specifies the area I will hon Members give news regarding not be able to 8ive an answer By this matter’ simply saying that m border areas oral propaganda is carried on against bhnmati Lakshmi Menon No Sir the G overrinlent °* India, it is not I have pointed out that propaganda possible tor the Government of India is done and bulletins are distributed to know which area it is, unless they through the Chinese trade agency in specify the area Kalimpong Hon Members are refer ring to various places indefinitely on Shri M L Dwivedl Infiltration has the border without specifying which taken piace in the Ladakh area and place or through what agency such the LP»esence. I promote the hon. Mem to decide and net ter Hie Cfrirt*in ber is referring to whispering propaGovernmeat, so far asthey **e MA- ganda If one can get hold of him cemed in India. and take steps, it is all right Shri Mnftswimftd l a w : Have the SkrtaifttJ Beanka Kay: My question Government ascertained how many was a little different Is the Central Chinese nationals and Chinese agents Government or the Home Ministry not have been living in India, especially informed through the State Govern in Kalimpong, Bhutan and Sikkim ments about oral propaganda, apart and what action has been taken to from written propaganda that is going prevent subversive activities* on m some of the border areas m Kalimpong, Sikkim, etc9 Shri Jawaharlal Nehru: An agent, in the very nature of things, is nota Shri Jawaharl&l Nehru* Previously public person He is a very very on several occasions, I have myself private person, indeed a secret person referred to this matter, more especialSo, to have a census of agents isa ly the Kalimpong area, which I slight contradiction in terms Of described at one time as a nest of course, one has knowledge of people spies We have tried to deal with it that are suspects If we have that and we propose to deal with it more knowledge, it is not the kind of stringently in future knowledge which is normally stated in Shri Surendranath Dwivedy: Since public, because one cannot take any the Chinese Government, as is evident action then As for the total Chinese from its reply of 30th October to the population, I think the Home Minister Pnme Minister’s letter of 24th Septem gave some information yesterday ber, is not prepared to accept that the material circulated by the Chinese Shri Tyagi: Has it come to the notice of Government that recently some Embassy is anti-Indian, what prevents the Government from banning circula Chinese traders and laundrymen, etc tion of all material published by the have opened shops m many places in Chinese Embassy in India the border area as well as m Calcutta 9 on a large scale for the purpose of Shri Jawaharlal Nehru: If we con carrying on this insidious propaganda* sider banning or confiscating any document, it must be because we Shri Jawaharlal Nehru: To some object to that document I do not extent, this matter has come to our quite understand how we can ban notice and we are carrying on specific things which otherwise by themselves enquiries about it I am talking of are not objectionable border areas In a city like Calcutta, there is a fairly large Chinese popula Shri Surendranath Dwivedy: You tion living there for a long time past have put certain restrictions and previously engaged chiefly as shoe limits, as is mentioned m the letter makers and laundrymen These are The Chinese Government is not pre the two specific occupations of the pared to accept that Keeping that in Chinese all over the world, apart from view, is it not necessary to ban it China smce they will be going on circulating such material whenever occasion Shri Tyagi: Is there any reciprocity arises7 with regard to liberties granted to oar Shri Jawaharlal Nehrn: I do not tradesmen and businessmen in China quite know what the hon Member and to the Chinese businessmenhere? naans when he says that the Chinese Are our tradesmen in Chinaenjoying equal liberties or are the liberties Government is not prepared to do this restricted* or that They may argue something in defence of what they have done But Shri Jawaharlal Nehru: Obviously, in regard to circulation of papers, etc conditions m China are completely it is for the Government of India different It is nota question of Oral 4wW f r m enjoying ttf t Jiber* CWw; WM « pnpawl t n m U-K. What was •t e a the Chinese do not cqtor tb»t tfef reason our Government to liberty in China. that proposal o4 U lt ? Hu? Prime Minister aad Minister of External Affairs (Shrt Jawaharlal Nehra): I do not know to which pro posal of U .K . the hon. Member is re f Shrt A . ML Tarlq: ferring. But the two Co-Chairmen Shri Skne N inna Das: have been in contact with each other Pandit D. N. Tiwary: by correspondence chiefly and that is Shri M. L. Dwivedl: continuing, Shri Bam Krishan Gopta: *1*4. Shri Hem Bama: Shri D . C. Sharma: In view of the Shri A. K. Gopalan: sending of the fact-finding mission, Shri Vasndevan Nair: the recent visit of the Secretary Gene Shrimatl Bean Chakra- ral and the appointment of economic vartty: adviser to Laos, does it mean that Shri D. C. Sharma: the International Commission for Supervision and Control hat been Will the Prime Minister be pleased suspended? to state: Shri Jawaharlal Nehru: Apart from (a) whether any, and if so what, the array of facts which the hon. progress has been made in the direc Member has referred to, the Inter tion of re-activisation of International national Commission was suspended Commission for Supervision and Con even previously and it was laid down trol in Laos; that if necessity arose, it could meet. But as a matter of fact, it has not (b) whether there have been any met, because of the strong opposition negotiations between the Co-Chairmen of the Government of Laos to its of the Geneva Conference in this re meeting. It seems to me rather doubt gard; and ful that it would meet in view of this (c) if so, with what results7 opposition, because the Commission cannot meet if the Government is not The Deputy Minister of External agreeable to its meeting. Affairs (Shrimatl Lakshmi Menon): Shri Ram Krishan Gopta: May I (a) There has been no progress toknow whether it is a fact that ten wards re-convening the International sion is increasing in that country and* Commission for Supervision and Con if so, what steps Government pro trol, Laos. pose to tafce to lessen that tension? (b) There were exchanges of views Sbri Jawaharlal Nehru: Tension between the two Co-Chairmen of the there has been at a high level for Geneva Conference on the situation in some years. It may slightly increase Laos. or decrease; it has been at a high level (c) The Co-Chairmen could not come and all these things that have hap to any agreement on measures to deal pened recently indicate that tension. with the situation. In September 1959, The Government of India cannot do the Government of Laos referred the anything at all about it It is obvious matter to the Secretary-General of the that as members of the International United Nations and it is now before Commission, we could have functioned the Security Council. if the Commission functioned. Since the Commission does not meet, we Shri A. M. Tarlq: May I know if cannot function. All w e can do is to Government is aware of the fact that draw the attention of the two Co» the Soviet <3overnment proposed that Chalraoe to fuch information as comes this matter should be fltsnwri among ipto our possession and to suggest that tfm Co-Chsdmcn? Later on there they might take adequate steps. W €. A hadei b Government United Nations, he will make a *► aware of the fact that the LeoUtn Port on it Government does not like the conti- . nuance of this Commission, because the presence of this Commission m Shri Nagi Reddy: In view of Ike Laos~has helped the rebel Pathot Laos fact that a fact-finding committee jptfty? had been appointed, end in view of the fact that it is going to give a Shri Jawaharlal Nehru:The hon report to the United Nations, nay I Member may perhaps be repeating know whether the Government of what the Laotian Government has *aid India was consulted before the fact- about it. That is not my view finding committee was appointed and. if so, what the Government of India's Shri C. D. Fande: Does the Govern views were when it was asked to go ment of India not feel that we should to Laos to find out facts? not take part in the Commission be cause the existing government there Shri Jawaharlal Nehru: No, Sir does not like it* The Government of India was not con sulted about this matter Shri Jawaharlal Nehru: The Gov ernment of India is always prepared to take part m that Commission—it has Shri Nagi Reddy: What was the never withdrawn from it subject al opinion of the Government of India ways to tile parties accepting the Com regarding the fact-finding committee7 mission. W e cannot thrust the Com mission if they do not want it What Mr. Speaker: Opinions are not asked the Laotian Government’s view about far here it has more or less been expressed by the hon Member, that/ is not tin- Shri Tangamani: What is the view Government of India’s view of the Government on the recent pro posal of the Government of Britain Shri Kasliwal: May I know whethei about the agreement of I C S C on after the visit of the fact finding Cambodia and Viet Nam’ Commission and that of the Secretary Mr. Speaker: We do not ask for General, any suggestion has been mado views or opinions during question by either of them that the Intei Hour, hon Members can only ask for national Commission should be re facts convened again7 Shri Tangamani: What is the fact Shri Jawaharlal Nehru: I have said htre? it previously and I do not know hov I can repeat it W e are prepared to Mr. Speaker: It is a hypothetical function in the International Com question. mission, provided it functions, and it can function only by the consent of Shri Tangamani: May I know whe the parties concerned. If their consent ther the Government is aware of is lacking, it cannot function. By the U.K.’s proposal about the agreement very nature of the Commission, it can of I.C SC on Cambodia and Viet Nam not be thrust on those countries. Now, and, if so, what is its reaction? what the future would be, I cannot say, There is the Secretary-General Baja Mahendra PnUp:May I know of the United Nations, who has gone whether these questions of Laosand there,and thereis the so-called fact China are not connected with the finding Commission, whose report has struggle going on betweenRussia and not been published yet It appears America for world control? thftt some rumours, bits of them, have appeared. I take it that when the M r. Speaker: It is a metier of Secretary-General geeshade to the opinion. Nekt question.’ Oral ArtaiMnt K A H T X K A 2 * t M t OMt Answer* 398
Central Institute for th e h h t MachiP* Designing at Ranchi will Designing, ItttU collaborate with the foreign companies or for®1*11 designers in designing the + machines that are going to be manu rshri Bam Krishan Gupta: facture d by the machine building j Shrimati Parvathl Krishnaa: industry’ ] Shri Warior: ^ Shri Nagi Beddy: Shri Manubhai Shah: This is a matter detailed procedure In "Will the Minister ofCommerce some machines, I think we will have aad Industrybe pleased to refer to to evdlve our own indigenous design, the reply given to Starred Question suited to indigenous raw materials N o 293 on the11 th August, 1959 and and cPnditions But it does not pre state at what stage stands the ques clude 007 collaboration with different tion of setting up a Central Institute foreign technologists and experts to for Machine Designing at Ranchi? have their designs and then make them suitable for Indian conditions. The Minister of Industry (Shri Shri Vidya Charan Shukla: May I Mannbh&l Shah): Realising the ■snspKslYance tA Vne -op kciQw whether the Russian specialists have already recommended that the of a National Institute for Mac institute for machine designing should hine Designing in the country and be set up in Ranchi only, or they have in accordance with the recommenda not ,ecommended where this should tions made by the Soviet Specialists in relation to the construction of a be estebhshtd* Heavy Machine Building Plant at Shi'* Manubhai Shah Actually, Ranchi the Government are consi thev baye not indicated any prefer dering having a separate Central ence But once Ranchi becomes the Institute or alternatively organising a rentr? of heavy machine building, as separate Wint, in the Heavv Machine it 1S the biggest project for heavy Buildiaf Plant to be entrusted with mach>ne building m this country, this work A decision has not yet naturaUy it will gravitate towards btrn taken that
Shri Ram Krishan Gupta May I Small Scale Industries know whether Government have considered the question of setting up + " Shri Subodh Hansda. a separate institute of technology 7 Shri S C. Samanta: Shri Manubhai Shah. The interim Shri R C Majhi: decision taken on this matter is to Shri Bam Krishan Gupta. start designing centres for the parti Shri AJit Singh Sarhadi: cular branch of designing m every Sardar Iqbal Singh: public sector project For instance, •lf€ { Shri A. M. Tariq: in Hindustan Machine Tools, we are Shri Bamahriahna Beddy: setting up a designing centre for Shri Paagarkar: machine tools Similarly, in Hindu Shri Nagi Beddy: Shrimati Parvathi Krishnan: stan Steel, Heavy Electricals, Bhopal and Sindhri, designing centres for Shri Warior: the respective heavy industries will Shrimati Mafida Ahmed b Shri Bameahwar Taatia: be set up. We would also consider whether there is necessity to have an Will the Minister of Commerceaad •pcx institute of machine building industry be pleased to state and for machine designing to collabo rate with the Ranchi Project. (a? whether it is a fact that a dele g a t e from Japan visited India at the Shri Nafi Beddy: Mfcy I know invitation of the Government of India whether (he Central Institute of m tpe month of September, 1989; 599 O ral Anmtn JfOnMUR 19, 1M» Owl 4iwaws feo
(b) what is their opinion as to the national market, may I know wbm- development of small-scale industries th*r any suggestions were offeredto in our country ; muke Indian handicrafts alsovery popular? (e) whether they have submitted any report to the Government; and 0hri Mansbhai Shah:At a pert of this delegation, we invited a Jajaneee (d) if so, whether this will be laid expert on handicrafts who, indepen on the Table? dently of this delegation, spent • further period of six weeks and, went The Minister ot ladsstry (Shri round every part of India. So, w e Msmbhai Shah): (a) Yes, Sir. A also expect a special report on handi five-number Japanase delegation of crafts expects on cottage and small indus triesvisited India at the invitation of the Government ot India from the irtfaw aft- 4th August to the 6th September, w r «r? t ft? fcr IMS. % faw-ftnr Trstrt 3 finr-faw smnr (b ) to (d) Their report is still $#1r % ? w r fw awaited.
8kri Sabedh Haaada: May I know f%JTf tftr afr whether this delegation has indicated any kind of help for the development wr# t ^ «nrr to «tt ift f * of small-scale industries in our coun snfwr ft? ni v * Shri S C Samaata: Is it not a fact that more than one delegation from qfwr n r $ tit strt «ftv India went to Japan and submitted x x rr w«r vhm tfzv % arft# vrrwr the price is unsatisfactory. He ar« ? that production ha* fallen and there is export. But that is not the step wpnft : W W 5T^ t I that Government has taken. vttmtfrw «t€iTfe*rr < *rnft f Shri Kanungo: That means « k w * n f t $ i f*?nc «ftr the licensing for exports and the 6 higher intake for jute goods are the tftarsfinrt «rr*r k steps which stabilise the price and so $ i far the price has been stabilised. Shri RameshwarT&ntia: May I Shri Vidya Charan Shnkla: What know whether the purchase of jute by criterion does the StateTrading the STC checked the falling price of Corporation use to select goods for jute last year? If that is so, will trading? Ig it only profit motive that Government keep that agcncy going7 is taken into consideration or are Shri Kanungo: Last year’s condi other motives also taken into consi tions were different. This year the deration while deciding as to which commodity should be taken up for prices are firming up. From the State trading’ beginning of the jute teason in July prices are steady Steps have been Shri Kanungo: State Trading taken for release of quantities for Corporation undertakes trade in export and also the demand for jute commodities when it is directed by goods is likely to firm up Therefore the Government or when, in the there is no necessity at the present moment for the State Trading Corpo S l i T " “ “ taShri S. C. Samanta: The hon Minis ter has said that in order to stabilise TOT : the prices steps have been taken r tfo * o 5T*tf May I know what are those steps and whether the peasants will not be Ho : deprived of their actual price’ Shri Kanungo: Firstly, the size of the crop is much less than it was m the past year. Secondly, the exports SPFT SSJTf Ysc v 3tTT % have been provided for. Thirdly, the W T sft f^TT fo IJSH expectation of the off-take of jute goods has brightened. firctor sfpt «; Shri FrabhatKar: May I know the * *Hr fur smfa t. ’ reason for the fall m production of jute this year? Is the fall in the The Deputy Minister of External cultivation of jute due to the fact that Affairs (Shrimati iJ h A w i Menon): the cultivators are not getting The Government of India have been adequate price? Is that one of the giving ad-hoc grants to Bhutan Gov main reasons that there has been a ernment from time to time tor their tell in the price of jute? development schemes in addition to normal subsidy of St 5 lalrha Shri Kanungo: No. The reason for the Treaty of 1949. the anticipated lower crop this year 'is the bad seasonal conditions. The Government of Twrtu after recent talks with the Prime Shri 8are»draaath Dwhreiy: The 9* Bhutan have agreed to at 1ton.'Minister's reply as to what stepsthe disposal of the Bhutan Govern they have really taken to stabilise ment a sum of Rs. 7 lakhs freon ZMt 4 Q 5 Oral Anneerg KARTIKA 28, INI (SAKA) Orat Annoers 506
toward* tnrtirH of ad-hoc grants to Shri Jawaharlal Nehru:I do not •assist in their development schemes. know about that. But there are two or three possible roads. Two are in The Government of India have also view and one is being taken up decided to make available funds upto urgently which, so far as I remember, a ceiling of Rs. 15 crores for the is from North Bengal. execution of the road projects which the Government of Bhutan have in Dr. Ram Subhag Singh: To what mind. These funds would be made extent has Bhutan’s need for financial available to Bhutan Government as assistance from India increased due to and when required. the stoppage of their trade with Tibet, because Bhutan used to send *ft Wl *iff an?Rl most of its commodities to Tibet for marketing? W*TT g far TT7TH ^t 3ft j fTTW WgWrTT W!( TOT £ Shri Jawaharlal Nehru: No refer ence has been made to us on that ?rt w i V^rsr s *rrar *tft fft *trr point W e have been helping Bhutan *ft VI TTP'sr »TV7pir m the past, as stated in the answer 5T r^BTT f%JTr 7 to this question, for certain internal development schemes As to what grants we give them from time to s w r *r*t am stfswj-^rnt *rsft time, we decided to give a lump sum («ft aRT^TWH *$*) of Rs 7lakhs per annum for develop ment It is for the Bhutan Govern $ * t t »?r*r 5rst «ft 1 h it ment to decide as to how to spend it a v i =rtf ^ ^ « r »mr in consultation with us where neces sary In addition to that for some JT^l- «ft, *rnfr 'TT ?3Rjr major works, like roads and other *rr1 jt? «. sn^r # sfr 5 , *n«r things, ve have promised to set aside irrer q v ftit 1 s':m of Rs. 15crores for a penod of years. ^Tfft # 1 ztzt # *f? f^rar 1 -s 5m? st^pt r ? u $ oftfar »rraTHi Shri Braj Raj Singh: May I know 3?Rft i w r r c q; ^ ir srnft whether the Bhutanese Government has drawn up a road plan in consul £ 1 *?? v t t * m t i ^t ?nrr «ftt ? t t 1 tation with the Government of India w n ffori # *j?ft Sr& m and whether any deadline has been fixed for the construction of impor farm tfrr 3?Rft ®T5T fawTT tant roads connecting parts of India 1 with Bhutan?
Shri O C. Sharma: May I know if Shri Jawaharlal Nehru: There are in view of the tension on the border various plans which have been dis of Bhutan the Government of Bhutan cussed with our engineers. As I has asked for any additional grant to have just now said, one road has been meet the emergency so far as their taken up immediately and a second militia and army is concerned9 road is kept in view. I do not know of any exact dates being fixed. Shrt Jawaharlal Nehru:No, Sir, except that they are anxious that the «ft : *n»rftar *r^t roads should be constructed as soon as possible. if f*F 1J4M V t *TTTcT ?t f W T # «TT^t ITWff <|ft fi)x Wl* fwr *T ^ Shri B — in l ir t : W hat about the i 3 proposal to construct the road from «wr «tpt «r? wnr >ft «nf K o b e A a r in Aw m n to Bhutan? £ f t r rw r f t w f 'w f a wft <07 O w l AnMMrs NOVBKBBR It, M$ Or# Amv*n f t *
% v m etortt valued at Rs. M lakhs as agataat 80.000cwt. valued at 2i. tr lakh* *ft»wT ¥t wmfw a v # j flU Sadth ChuMfea: 8hall I read working capital for Model Mills and out all theflgursa relating to U K , Atherton West Mills, while, in the U S A R , Italy, Canada, U S A , etc * case of Ajudhia Mills the authorised Mr Speaker: No, no He only Managing Agents have advanced wanted to know the total quantity necessary working capital Financial assistance is also extended by institut Shri Punnooae: The hon Minister ions such as National Industrial De said we are entering into trade agree velopment Corporation (Private) Ltd, ments I would like to know whether Industrial Finance Corporation etc there is any new market to which Appropriate and competent technical we have exported in considerable advice is always made available by quantities the Textile Commissioner with the co-operation of industrialists and Shri Satish Chandra The main technicians importers of pepper from India are ' the U K , U S S R , Italy, Canada and Shri S M. Banerjee: In reply to a U S A Small quantities go to other previous question the hon Minister countries also said Restarting of Closed Mills I have decided to hold a meet + ing with the Textile Commissioner fShri S. M Banerjee and other officers concerned to consider over the matter as to *1M J Shri Pani*rahi | Shri Rameshwar Tantta how many mills which are closed I'Shn Pangarkar can be economically run ” Will the Minister of Commerce And then he said Industry be pleased to refer to the re ply given to Starred Question No 15 "I might inform the House at a on the 3rd August, 1959, and state later stage as to what action we propose to take’’ (a) whether some of the closed mills have since been re-started, I want to know whether this meet ing was held, and if so, what decis (b) whether more mills have been ions were taken to restart the other taken over by State Governments, and mills (c) the financial and technical assist ance given to various mills to enable Shri Kanungo The matters are still them to restart’ under discussion Several meetings have taken place The Minister of Commerce (Shri Shri T. B Vittal Rao A considerable Kanungo) (a) Six mills have re tune elapses between the closure of started the mills because of mismanagement (b) No, Sir The Central Govern by the board of directors and the tak ment have, however, taken over one ing over May I know whether Gov mpre mill, namely, Ajudhia Textile ernment are taking steps to see that Mills, Delhi, under Section 18-A of this time lag m reduced’ the Industries (Development and Re gulation) Act, 1951 Shri Kanungo. Exactly to meet that (c) The financial needs of mills re purpose the survey staff has been started under the scheme of Un strengthened so that there can be a employment Relief are looked after year round survey of all the mills, so by the State Government concerned that when there are signs of fall m As regards the three mills taken overproduction, steps could be tak’en We by the Central Government under hope by another two years we will be Section 18-A, the State Governments in a position to keep track of the concerned have arranged for the managements of all mills Oral Answers NOVEMBER 19, 1 W Oral Answers
Start h — fcinr Xutfa: May I Shri Kaaaago: The figures are not know whether the balance sheet* of static Mills close, also mill* reopen. the mills which have remained State- run for the last two or three years Shri S M . Banerjee: It is peculiar. have been prepared? If any profit has Shri Vldya Ghana Shakla: May I been made in those mills, will it be know what further action has been possible to pay the arrears to labour, taken in respect of the Bengal Nagpur or will it be on State Government Cotton Mills which was closed a few account? months ago, and whether the enquiry Shri Kanungo: Which mills? If the committee appointed by the Ministry hon Member specifies the mills and has submitted its report7 the years, then I will be able to say Mr Speaker: I am not going to that after notice. allow individual cases to be mention ed here If they are interested, hon Shri Rameshwar Tan tlx: I mean the Members may table separate ques Saksena Mills, Bombay, which has tions been run for the last two years by the State Government What are the Shri T B Vittal Rao: May I know balance sheet and profit and loss whether a firm and final decision will results7 be taken on the report of the survey Shri Kanungo: I will obtain the in teams, or after receiving the report formation for him of the survey team, again another committee will be appointed to look Shri Panigrahi: Two mills were clos into the matter7 ed in Orissa according to the State ment submitted by the hon Minister Shri Kanungo: Under the law no last time Have they started again action can be taken unless there is in or not’ vestigation under section 15 of the Industries (Development and Regula Mr Speaker: Individual cases may tion) Act be brought to his notice Shri Tangamani: May I know the Shri Kanungo: I do not think there names of the six mills which have re was any case m Orissa started and whether the Bombay Dye ing and Spinning Mills is included in Shn S M Banerjee: In the state them7 Has it been brought tb the ment it is said that six mills have re notice of the Government that the started I want to know the number Bombay Dyeing and Spinning Mills of mills which are still closed, and may close again7 If so, what steps how many more mills are likely to be are they going to take for the con restarted in 1960 tinuation of the mills which have restarted7 Shri Kanungo: At the moment I suppose somewhere about 30 mills are Shri Kanungo: The six mills are closed, may be a little more And Vidarbha Mills, the Madura group, out of that, about 10 or 15 have re Atherton West, Kaleswarar Mills, mained closed for about seven or Ajudhia Textile Mills, and Modern eight years Mills Shri S M Banerjee: In the last Meeting of Housing Secretaries of statement it was said that 39 mills Northern Region were closed as on 30-6-1959 *131.Shri P . C. Borooah: Will the Mr. Speaker: Between 30 and 31 Minister of Works, Housing and there is only a difference of one. Snpply be pleased to state- Shri S. M. Banerjee:How can it be (a) whether it is a fact that the. 30 now? meeting of the Housing Secretaries 013-OnA Answers K A R T IK A 28, 1881(S A K A ) Oral A n w i n 614
at Northern Region vm held in Shrt Anil K . Chanda: This hardly Naiwtal on the 20th September, 1089,arises out of the mam question The ind main question is with regard to the discussion that our officers had with (b) it >0, the nature of decisions the Housing Secretaries at Nauutal arrived at therein9 to evolve a tentative programme for the Third Five Year Plan. The Deputy Minister of Works, Hous ing and Supply (Shri Anil K Chanda). (a) and (b) A meeting with the Hous «ro m o vi it? arm r ing Secretaries of Uttar Pradesh, $ ftr 3r^f% if? arrcrfarc Punjab and Rajasthan was held at Naimtal on the 18th and the 10th gqfrw rfiwr *rr, w r ft? September, 1950, with a view to as certaining the progress of implemen "TOT, 3R f * P 3fr JRfcr fan# to t. * tation of the various Housing Schemes in those States, as well as their present thinking about the Housing programme for the Third Five Year Plan Re Shri Anil K Chanda. Certain presentatives of the Jammu and Kash working papers have been prepared mir Government were also invited to by the working group, and we wanted the meeting, but they were unable to to ascertain the views of the State attend The discussions were of an Government* with regard to those informal character as the views ex proposals, so that a draft scheme pressed at the meeting could not be could be formulated expected, at this stage, to represent the final and authoritative views of Shri S M Banerjee May I know the State Governments in the matter whether the U P Government have Consequently the question of any laised an objection to the recent decisions being taken at the meeting increase in the house rent for the did not arise industrial workers from Rs 10 to Rs 17 50 and if so, whether any Shri P C. Borooah May I know decision has been taken by the Cen if there is any revision m the rate of tral Government in this regard9 interest and the terms of repayment in the case of loans for low income Shri Anil K. Chanda The hon housing schemes9 Member has drawn our attention to this matter, and we have referred Shri A nil K Chanda: No, Sir I this to the U P Government W e have said certain tentative proposals have since heard from them been drafted by the working group set up by the Planning' Commission, Shri Tangamani In view of the and it was with regard to these fact that the hon Minister himself matters that the informal v1ews of expressed m the Housing Ministers’ the State Governments at depart Conference at Hyderabad recently mental level were ascertained With that the progress of housing has not regard to the quantum of interest for been very satisfactory, may I know low income group housing, this matter whether Government will consider was discussed at the last Housing the question of doubling the loan from Ministers’ Conference, but no recom the LIC for the middle income group mendation has been made for the current year9 Shri P. C Borooah: May I know Shri Anil K Chanda There is no whether the distribution of the loans loan advanced by the LIC for the low for the industrial housing scheme has income group housing scheme Their been entrusted to the State Govern loan is for the middle income group, ments, and if so, with what results9 they have increased the quantum of Oral Antvoers N O V E M B E R 19, 198* Oral Answer*
their loan this year from Rs. 3 croreson 24th August, 1888 was completed which was the original figure, to and broadcast on 2nd October, 1888 nearly Rs 7 crores, including Rental Housing Scheme (b) and (c) Events relating toSalt Satyagraha have not so far been Mirimati Ha Pateteoudhurl:.May I covered completely. know whether the discussions were entirely confined to industrial housing Shri D C. Sharma: May I know m schemes or they included rural and how many instalments the complete urban housing schemes* recordings of Mahatma Gandhi’slife will be made, and how many of these Shri Anil K Chanda: All schemes have so far been completed* Shri P C. Borooah: To solve to a -certain extent the ever-increasing un The Minister of Information and employment problem, do Government Broadcasting (Dr. Keskar): The radio propose to enlarge the scheme and biography of Gandhiji is not going to lead the people to go in for more be divided into chapters Rather, we housing projects* are having it divided into specific periods of his life, more connected Shri Anil K Chanda: All the with important events Three of these -schemes are meant for more houseshave been covered I shall not be in the country able to indicate now exactly how many penods or chapters we shall Shri S. M. Banerjee While thanking divide it into the hon Minister for referring the matter to the U P Government, may its iftfiro «rg 3ft frrrfar 1 know whether the order regarding increase m house rent will be suspend T fr i, to t r r ed till a decision is arrived at* « r r srr # f r * n w r ?r 8hri Anil 1L Chanda:Till we have sfrnrtit examined the matter fully, it is not possible for u
Recording of Mahatma Gandhi's Life *To ta n rt «r? httBM <> Oartaa tailed views about it; he expressed re peatedly his desire te settle the pro + blems. That is all that has been done ’ Or. I a n M t fH c Magfci to it Shri Shreefto n ym D u : Shri D . C. Sharma: Shri Nath Pal: May I know the Shri Ajft Singh Sartadi: latest number of persons of Indian *1S4. Shri N. R. Munlswamy: origin who have been granted citizen Shri Hem Barua: ship rights in Ceylon? Shrimati Ha Palchoudhurl: Shrimati Lakshmi Menon: The num Shri Rameshwar Tantia: ber of persons granted Ceylonese _ Shri Aehar: citizenship up to the end of April, Will the Prime Minister be pleaaed 1959 has already been indicated in an to state: answer given on the 3rd of August in this House. (a) whether it is a fact that Ceylon Government have recently approach Shri Nath Pal: Since then, we under ed the Government of India to discuss stand that the lists have been revised. the problems of Indian settlers there; Shrimati Lakshmi Menon: W e have and no figures after April, 1959. The (b) if so, the steps taken in this figure up to that period is 1,08,570. regard? Raja Mabendra Pratap: My question is very simple, but I feel frustrated The Deputy Minister of External like an inventor who goes to a capita Affairs (Shrimati Lakshmi Menon): list but who is not heard by him; 1 h a b m jbuI the Officials in the flhotttNit te AflMM Ministriesot Commerce and Industry and Finance to discuss the problems fShrtmatt Mafida Atamedt ralattng to the disposal of the surplus I Dr. Baa Sskiuf Singh: Nattu tobacco in Guntur District in m >, J Start Hem Barua: Andhra Pradesh. *) Shri Amjad AU: | Start Muhammad Elias: (b) The tentative, measures sug laStarlmatl 111 Palchoodhurl: gested (or disposal of the tobacco are under consideration in consultation W in the Prime Minister be pleased with the Andhra Pradesh Govern to s^te: ment. No final decision has so far (a) whether it is a fact that about been taken. four hundred to five hundred Bhuta- Heavy Machine Building Plant nese have recently infiltrated into Ass^m and settled down in the forest fShrimatt Parvathi Krishnan: reserves jn North Kamrup; and | Shri Nagi Reddy: | Shri Warlor: (c) whether any phased programme Manufacture of Tractors of construction has been finalised? *l«i> fShrimatl Ila Palchoudhuri: The Minister of Industry (Shri S \Shri K. S. Ramaswamy: Manubhai Shah): (a) Yes, Sir. The W ,n the Minister of Commerce and Detailed Project Report has been ac I°d,tstry be pleased to state: cepted on the 28 th October, 1959. (a) whether it is a fact that Gov* (b) and (c). The exact quantum of ernrnent have accorded approval to the foreign exchange requirements a scheme for the manufacture of Bri and the extent of the phased p ro tish tractors in India; and gramme of construction will be known (b) if so, the details of the scheme? only after subsidiary contracts have been entered into for the preparation Minister of Industry (Shri of working drawings, import of machi Btatabhal Shah): (a) and (b). One nery and equipment, cost of supervi firm has been granted a licence under sion of erection by Soviet Experts, tha industries (Development and Re guarantee of performanceot equip lation) Act, 1951 for the manufac ment, training of personnel in U.S.S.R. tory of 1250 Nos. of agricultural etc. ttacton per mnum in the range Of f t ) Written Amtosrs ttOVMafaR It, H H Writtsa M m t m i ' 4 % lft—16 SHP, S In oolUbontton with a ed mainly to check th* accuracy it W _|4|vL g rium b r u the statements of the Informants ty reconciliation between the income and M n U n the expenditure reported by than. rsbri Sonakar: The information thus collected la not Shri Bun Krishan Gupta: adequate to give usable estimates of Shri Padam D o t : savings for all India. The data on «i«a J Slwl®hBShw*«t Bii: savings has not been separately tabu Shri Naval Prabhakar: lated. -\ Shri Bhakt Darshan: Shri Shne Narayan Das: No money has been spentspecially Shri Haider: on the collection of information relat ing to savings. Will the Minister ofInformation and Broadcastingbe pleased to state: jw f n ¥1 wrnntfk
(a) the total capital invested by the *o «T« fWft: All India Radio in the installation of i t © m o finrrft : television with effect from the 15th September, 1959; and w r ?w t vrorent-vrf (b) how many public and private Jr? *cTH F'TT ft? : television receiver sets have been licensed so far? ( * ) «P3!T- H ie Minister of Information and Broadcasting (Dr. Keskar):(a) The total capital invested by the All India (*r) fa x swit Radio so far on the experimental spr*T 3PFIHT T5T t 5ft TRT Television service inaugurated on 15thSeptember, 1959 is about Rs. 2*14% n f r arm =®rrf^^ ; lakhs. (*r) w rw m h ^ (b) Eight Commercial licences and wraf *rr fasnri ; four Domestic licences for television receiver sets have so far been issued («r) ^t, m w * by the Posts and Telegraphs Depart ment. farfa srtr ^ fore* Survey of Savings tf*TT 5TTMT ? *141.Shri S. A. Mehdl: Will the Prime Ministerbe pleased to state: (^ 3 ° wosmnrt): (*) % (*r). ^ (a) whether any All India Survey about savings has been conducted; and fafNcf 5T^t 3|T I *IT*5 tFWRTT # 'TTfiF^TH HT# (b) if so, the details of the survey and the amount spent on it? *np»rrf«ra"f % «pt vnr The Prime Minister and Minister of ^ ft?at art t?t t v it *np»rr- External Affairs (Shri Jawaharlal Nehru): (a) and (b). No such survey has been conducted. Some information ftwr ?ptt ffim about savings has, however, been in f?j *?nr *hrr- cluded in the consumer expenditure srtf arr \ |»i? fort*, schedule of the regular National Sample Survey enquiries, In some of sutftarr % %Rnhr qriSwww % fbe recent sounds. This was Intend* 5ir°n«ft r o r t t y N r N f ’ 6 3 A t m n v KARTCKA •ft w w mjw iw , fcww iroft- categoriesot the employees ot the Cantonment Boards under the m«<- fiw mum Wages Act, 1948; and « v «iwr n«mnif vt vr firftr (b) if so, steps taken or proposed j if*>w*ft% r f f o % t o to be taken to make then u n ifo rm W W V TOT W W lfT8%RT H**TrHMi The Deputy Ministerat Lahoar ( 3% s*trtv tx * 5 ft: ^ ^ Training of Disabled Fenoae at Chinaknri. «fa«nr*n$nr »5ij * r >50 tft r Shri Subodh Haasda: *wro % «* % * |i *145.J Shri S. C. Samanta: vtrpt % yff i 1! % vnr vt w sr v ^ [ Shri B. C. Majhl: # v * $ 1 irfsvsvrnw1 Will the Minister of Labour Employment be pleased to state: Slum Clearance In Bangalore City. *141. Shri Kediava: Will the Minis (a) whether it is a fact that there is ter ofWork* Housing and Sapply be f> proposal for the establishment of a pleased to state: centre for the training and rehabili tation of disabled persons at China- (a) the schemes for slum clearance kun Colliery Miners’ Institute in the m the city ot Bangalore which have West Bengal Coalfield; been sanctioned by the Central Gov ernment; (b) if so, the steps taken for start ing the centre; and (b) m how many of them progress ha« been made; and (c) the number of workers trained uptill now7 (c) whether any, and to what ex- teat, the money sanctioned for the The Deputy Minister of Labour schemes has been spent so far? (Shri AMd All): (a) and (b). The centre has been functioning since May The Deputy Minister of Works, 1989. Hearing and Supply (Shri Anil K. Chanda): U) to (c). A statement (c). Tire. giving the required information is laid on the Table of the Lok Sabha. ^ w W f fT filWNPT [See Appendix I, annexure No. 60.] ' W f* : Cantonment Board Employee* w u wmft : f Shri Bam k »m »«» Gupta: *144. •{ Shri Ajlt Singh Sarhadi: F L Savdar Iqbal Singh: tlf : rtfiWH : Will the Minister of Labour and **»P»oy»ent be pleased to state: TT^TT gfftm :
fr) whether it is a f»ct that there w r ipim fflr wirw no uniformity in the scheduled •rtw. H X * % mrrfircr sm tfmr *7W rm•**»»*» uovnas* i», im# WWttn»4«Mwt #»
®V*% TOT %«**** fWT the various aspects of th* ^ l * T f r & f t ? and have maintained their venfefa of the incident, and, while «*« w>« incident as unfortunate ^ (w ) n r tofor (to t consider payment of any compensation. u t . fiptt ^rWt % Sum % The views of the Government ef w * *
