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National Anthem — Played President's Address — Laid Introduction of Ministers OtMtuary References Demise of former President Giani Zail Singh and others Shn P V Narasimha Rao Shn Atal Bihan Vajpayee Shfi Ram Vilas Paswan Shn Somnath Chatterjee Shn Indrajit Gupta Shn Chandrajeet Yadav Shn P Q Narayanan Shn Ebrahim Sulaiman Sait Shn Sobhanadreeswara Rao Vadde Shn Chitta Basu Shn Sultan Salahuddin Owaisi Shrt Ramsagar Shn E Ahamed Shn P C Thomas Papers Laid on the Table Alphabetical Uat of Members
TENTH LOK SABHA
Abdul Qhafoor, Shn (Qopalganj) Chacko. Shn PC (Trichur) Abadya Nath. Mahant (Gk>rakhpur) Chakraborty. Prof Susanta (Howrah) Achana. Shri Basudob (Bankura) Chaliha, Shn Kinp (Guwahati) Adaikalarai. Shn L (Tiruchirapalh) Chandra Shekhar. Shn (Ballia) Advani, Shn Lai K (Qandhi Nagar) Chandrasekhar, Shnmati Maragatham (Snperumbudur) Agnihotn, Shn Rajendra (Jhansi) Charles. Shn A (Tnvandrum) Ahamed, Shn E (Manieri) Chatteriee. Shn Ninnal Kanti (Dumdum) Ahirwar, Shn Anand (Sagar) Chatterjee. Shn Somnath (Bolpur) Ahmed. Shn Kamaiuddin (Hanamkonda) Chaudhary. Sqn Ldr Kamal (Hoshiarpur) Aiyar, Shn Mani Shankar (Mayiladuturai) Chaudhary. Shn Rudrasen (Bahraich) Ajit Singh. Shn (Baghpat) Chaudhn. Shn Narain Singh (Hissar) Akber Pasha. Shn B (Vellore) Chauhan Shn Chetan PS (Amroha) Amar Pal Singh. Shn (Meerut) Chauhan. Shn Shivraj Singh (Vidisha) Ant>arasu. Shn R (Madras Central) Chaure Shn Bapu Han (Dhule) Anjalose, Shn Thayil John (Alieppey) Chavan, Shn Pnthviraj D (Karad) Ansan, Dr Mumtaz (Kodarma) Chavda Shn Hansinh (Banaskantha) Antulay. Shn A R (Kulaba) Chavda Shn Ishwarbhai Khodabhai (Anand) Arunachalam. Shn M (Tenkasi) Chennithala. Shn Ramesh (Kottayam) Asokaraj, Shn A (Perambalur) Chidambaram, Shn P (Sivaganga) Athithan, Shn R Dhanuskodi (Tiruchendur) Chhatwal. Shn Sartaj Singh (Hoshangabad) Ayub Khan. Shn (Jhunjhunu) Chhotey Lal, Shn (Mohanlalganj) Azam. Dr Faiyazul (Bettiah) Chikhiia. Shnmati Bhavna (Junagarh) B Chinta Mohan. Dr (Tirupathi) Baitha, Shn Mahendra (Bagaha) Choudhary Shn Ram Tahal (Ranchi) Bala. Dr Asim (Nabadwip) Choudhury Shn Lokanath (Jagatsinghpur) Balayogi. Shn Q M C (Amalapuram) Choudhury Shn Saifuddin (Katwa) Baiiyan, Shn NK (Muzaffamagar) Chowdary Dr KVR (Rajahmundry) Bandaru, Shn Dattatraya (Secunderabad) Chowdhary, Shn Pankaj (Maharajganj) Banerjee. Kuman Mamata (Calcutta South) Chowdhary, Shnmati Santosh (Phillaur) Bansal, Shn Pawan Kumar (Chandigarh) Chowdhury Shn ABA Ghani Khan (Malda) Barman. Shn Palas (Baiurghat) Barman. Shn Uddhab (Barpeta) Basu. Shn Anil (Arambagh) Dadahoor Shn Gurcharan Singh (Sangrur) Basu. Shn Chitta (Barasat) Dalbir Singh, Shn (Shade!) Beiwa, Shn Ram Narain (lonk) Damor Shn Somjibhai (Dohad) Bhadana, Shn Avtar Singh (Fandabad) Das Shn Anadi Charan (Jaipur) Bhagat. Shn Vishweshwar (Balaghat) Das Shn Dwaraka Nath (Kanmganj) Bhakta. Shn Manoranjan (Andaman & Nicobar Islands) Das Shn Jitendra Nath (Jaipaigun) Bhandan. Shnmati Oil Kuman (Sikkim) Das Shn Ram Sunder (Hanpur) Bhardwaj. Shn Paras Ram (Sarangarh) Datta Shn Amai (Diamond Harbout) Bhargava. Shn Girdhan LaL (Jaipur) Deka Shn Probin (Mangaldoi) Bhatia. Shn Raghunandan Lai (Amntsar) Delkar Shn Mohan S (Dadra and Nagar Haveii) Bhattacharya. Shnmati Malini (Jadavpur) Dennis, Shn N (Nagercoit) Bhoi. Dr Krupasindhu (Sambalpur) Deora, Shn Murli (Bombay South) Bhonsle. Shn Prataprao B (Satara) Deshmukh Shn Anantrao (Washim) Bhonsle. Shn Tejsinghrao (Ramtek) Deshmukh Shn Ashok Anandrao (Parbhani) Bhuna. Shn Dileep Singh (Jhabua) Deshmukh Shn Chandubhai (Bharuch) Birbal. Shn (Ganganagar) Dev Shn Sontosh Mohan (Tripura West) Brar, Shri Jagmeet Singh (Faridkot) Devarajan Shn B (Rasipuram) Brohmo Chaudhury, Shn Satendra Nath (Kokrajhar) Devi, Shnmati Bibhu Kuman (Tnpura East) Buta Singh. Shn (Jalore) Dharmabhiksham Shn (Nalgonda) (0 Dhumal, Prof Pre*^ (Hamirpur) Dtghe. Shri Sharad ^Sombay North Central) Jaffar Shanef, Shn C K (Bangalore North) DiksNt, Shri Shreesh Chandra (Varanasi) Jai Prakash, Shn (Hardoi) Diwan, Shn Pawan (Mahasamund) Jakhar. Shn Balram (Sikar) Dome, Dr. Ram Chandra (Birbhum) Janaithanan, Shn M R Kadambur (Tinjnnelveli) Drona. Shn Jagat Vir Singh (Kanpur) Jangbir Singh, Shn (Bhiwani) Dutiey. Shnmati Saroj (Allahabad) Jangde, Shn Khelan Ram (Vilaspur) Dutt, Shn Sunil (Bombay North West) Jaswant Singh, Shn (Chittorgarh) F Jatav. Shn Bare Lai (Morena) Faleiro, Shri Eduardo (Mormugao) Jatiya, Shn Satyanarayan (Ujjain) Farook. Shn M.O.H (Pondichenry) Jawah. Dr BG (Gulbarga) Jayamohan, Shn A (Tirupattur) Fatrm. Shn Mohammad Ali Ashraf (Darbhanga) Jeevarathinam. Shn R (Arakonam) FemandeSi Shn George (Muzaffarpur) Jena. Shn Snkanta (Cuttack) Fernandes. Shn Oscar (Udupi) Jeswani, Or K D (Kheda) Fundkar. Shn Pandurang Pundlik (Akola) Jha, Shn Bhogendra (Madhubani) Q Jhikram, Shn Mohanlal (Mandia) Gaikwad, Shn Udaysingrao (Kolhapur) Joshi, Shn Anna (Pune) Gajapathi, Shn Gopi Nath (Berhampur) Joshi, Shn Dau Dayal (Kota) Galib, Shn Gurcharan Singh (Ludhiana) Gamang, Shn Gindhar (Koraput) Gamit, Shn Chhitubhai (Mandvi) Kahandole, Shn ZM (Malegam) Gangwar. Dr P R (Pilibhit) Kairon. Shn Sunnder Singh (Tarn Taran) Gangwar. Shn Santosh Kumar (Bareilly) Kale, Shn Shankarrao D (Kopergaon) Gautam, Shnmati Sheela (Aligarh) Kahaperumai, Shn PP (Cuddaiore) Gavit, Shn Manikrao Hodlya (Nandarbar) Kalka Das. Shn (Karolbagh) Gehlot, Shn Ashok (Jodhpur) Kama! Shn Syam Lai (Basti) Ghangare, Shn Ramchandra Marotrao (Wardha) Kama! Nath Shn (Chhindwara) Ghatowar. Shn Paban Singh (Oibrugarh) Kamat, Shn Gurudas (Bombay North-East) Gm, Shn Sudhir (Contai) Kamble, Shn An/ind Tulshiram (Osmanabad) Ginia Devi Shnmati (Maharaj Ganj) Kamson, Prof M (Outer Manipur) Ginyappa, Shn C P Mudala (Chitradurga) Kanaujia, Dr G L (Khen) Gogol, Shn Tarun (Kaliabor) Kanithi, Dr Viswanatham (Snkakulam) Gohil. Dr Mahavirstnh Hansinhji (Bhavnagar) Kanodia, Shn Mahesh (Paten) Gopalan, Shnmati Suseela (Chirayinkil) Kanshi Ram Shn (Etawah) Gowda, Prof K Venkatagin (Banglore South) Kapse, Shn Ram (Thane) Gudadinni, Shn B K (Bijaipur) Karreddula, Shnmati Kamala Kuman (Bhadrachalam) Gundewar, Shn Vilasrao Nagnathrao (Hingoli) Kashwan, Shn Ram Singh (Churu) Gupta. Shn Indrajit (Midnapore) Kasu. Shn Venkata Knshna Reddy (Narasaraopeta) H Kathena, Shn Prabhu Dayal (Firozat>ad) Handique, Shn Bijoy Knshna (Jorhat) Katiyar, Shn Vinay (Faizabad) Harchand Singh, Shn (Ropar) Kaul, Shnmati Sheila (Rae Bareli) Hooda, Shn Bhupinder Singh (Rohtak) Kesn Lai, Shn (Ghatampur) Hossain, Shn Syed Masudal (Murshidabad) Kewal Singh, Shn (Bhatinda) I Khan, Shn Astam Sher (BetuI) Imchalemba. Shn (Nagaland) Khan, Shn Ghulam Mohammad (Moradabad) Inder Jit, Shn (Darjeeling) Khan, Shn Sukhendu (Vishnupur) Islam. Shn Nurul (Dhubn) Khandun. Maj Gen (Retd) Bhuwan Chandra (Garhwa
(H) Khanna, Shn Rajesh (New Delhi) Meghe, Shn Datta (Nagpur) Khanona, Major D D. (Kangra) Mehta, Shn Bhubaneshwar Prasad (Hazanbagh) Khurshaad. Shn Salman (Farrukhabad) Mirdha, Shn Nathu Ram (Nagaur) Koli, Shn Qanga Ram (Bayana) Mirdha, Shn Ram Niwas (Barmer) Konathata. Shn Rama Knahna (Anakapalli) Mirdha. Shn Ram Nagina (Padrauna) Kotla. Shn Jaya Suryaprakash Reddy (Kumooi) Mishra. Shn Janardan (Sitapur) Knshna Kumar, Shn S. (Ouiton) Misra, Shn Satyagopal (Tamluk) Knshnaswamy. Shn M (Vandavast) Misra, Shn Shyam Bihan (Bilhaur) ^ Krishnendra Kaur (Deepa). Shnmati (Bharatpur) Mohan Singh, Shn (Ferozepur) Kshirsagar, Shnmati Kesharbai Sonaji (Beed) Mollah, Shn Hannan (Ulubena) Kudumula. Kumari Padamasree (Nellore) Mujahid, Shn B M (Dhanwad South) Kuli, Shn Balm (Lakhimpur) Mukherjee, Shnmati Geeta (Panskura) Kumar, Shn Nitish (Barh) Mukherjee, Shn Pramathes (Berhampore) Kumar, Shn V Dhananjaya (Mangalore) Mukherjee, Shn Subrata (Raiganj) Kumaramangaiam. Shn Rangarajan (Salem) Mukhopadyay. Shn Ajoy (Knshnagar) Kumaraswamy. Shn P (Palani) Munda, Shn Govinda Chandra (Keon)hai) Kunjee Lai. Shn (Sawai Madhopur) Munda, Shn Kanya (Khunti) Kuppuswamy. Shn C K (Coimbatore) Muniyappa, Shn K H (Kolar) Kunen, Prof PJ (Mavelikara) Muralee Oharan, Shn K (Calicut) Kusmana. Dr Ramknshna (Damoh) Murmu. Shn Rup Chand (Jhargram) L Murthy, Shn M V Chandrashekhara (Kanakapura) Lakshmanan, Prof Savithn (Mukundapuram) Murthy, Shn M VV S (Visakhapatnam) Laljan Basha, Shn SM (Guntur) Murugesan, Dr N (Karur) Lodha, Shn Guman Mai (Pali) Muttemwar, Shn Vilas (Chimur) Lovely Anand. Shnmati (Vaishaii) N M Naik, Shr» A Venkalesh (Raichur) Made Gowda, Shn G (Mandya) Naik, Shn G Devaraya (Kanara) Madhukar, Shn Kamla Mishra (Motihan) Naik, "Iin Ram (Bombay North) Mahajan, Shnmati Sumitra (Indore) Naikar, Shn D K (Dharwad North) Mahato, Shn Bir Singh (Purulia) Nandi, Shn Yellaiah (Siddipet) Mahendra Kuman, Shnmati (Alwar) Narayanan, Shn P G (Gobichettipalayam) Mahto. Shn Rajkishore (Gindih) Nawale, Shn Vidura Vithoba (Khed) Mahto, Shn Shailendra (Jamshedpur) Nayak, Shn Mrutyunjaya (Phulbani) Malik, Shn Dharampal Singh (Sonepat) Nayak, Shn Subash Chandra (Kaiahandi) Malik, Shn Puma Chandra (Durgapur) Nayak. Shn Arvind (Kanker) Mallikarjun. Shn (Mahbubnagar) Nikam. Shn Govindrao (Ratnagin) Mallikarjunaiah, Shn S (Tumkur) Nyamagouda. Shn S 8 (Bagalkot) Mallu, Dr R (Nagar Kumooi) O Mandal, Shn Brahmanand (Monghyr) Odeyar. Shn Channaiah (Davangere) Mandal, Shn Sanat Kumar (Joynagar) Oraon. Shn Lalit (Lohardaga) Mandal. Shn Suraj (Godda) Owaisi Shn Sultan Salahuddin (Hyderabad) Mane, Shn Rajaram Shankarrao (Ichalkaranjt) Manjay Lai, Shn (Samastipur) P Manphool Singh, Shn (Bikaner) Padma, Dr (Shnmati) (Nagapattinam) Marandi, Shn Knshna (Singhbhum) Pal. Dr Debi Prosad (Calcutta North West) Marandi, Shn Simon (Rajmahal) Pal Shn Rupchand (Hooghly) Marbaniang, Shn Peter G (Shillong) Palacholla. Shn VR Naidu (Khammam) Masood, Shn Rasheed (Saharanpur) Pandeya. Dr Laxminarayan (Mandsaur) Mathew, Shn Pala K.M (Idukki) Pandian. Shn D (Madras North) Mathur, Shn Shiv Charan (Bhilwara) Panigrahi Shn Snballav (Deogarh) Maurya, Shn Anand Ratna (Chandauli) Panja. Shn Ajit (Calcutta North-East) Meena. Shn Bhenj Lai (Salumbar) Panwar Shn Harpal (Kairana)
(«0 Passi. Shri Balraj (Nainltai) Rajendra Kumar. Shri S.S.R. (Chengalpattu) Paswan, Shri Chhedi (Sasaram) Rajesh Kumar. Shri (Gaya) Paswan, Shri Ram Vilas (Rosera) Rajeshwaran, Dr. V. (Ramnathapuram) Paswan. Shri Sukdeo (Araria) Rajeswari, Shrimati Basava (Bellary) Patel. Dr. Amrit Lai Kalidas (Mahsana) Rajulu, Dr. R.K.G. (Sivakasi) Patel. Shri Bheem Singh (Rewa) Ram. Shri Prem Chand (Nawada) Patel. Shri Brishin (Siwan) Ram Awadh, Shri (Akbarpur) Patel. Shri Chandresh (Jamnagar) Ram Babu, Shri A.G.S. (Madurai) Patel. Shri Haribhai (Porbandar) Ram Badan. Shri (Lalganj) Patel. Shri Harilal Nanji (Kutch) Ram Singh. Shri (Haridwar) Patel. Shri Praful (Bhandara) Ramaiah. Shri Bolla Bulli (Eluru) Patel, Shri Ram Pujan (Phulpur) Ramamurthy, Shri K. (Knshnagiri) Patel. Shri Shravan Kumar (Jabalpur) Ramasamy, Shri R. Naidu (Penyakuiam) Patel, Shri Somabhai (Surendranagar) Ramchandran, Shri Mullappally (Connanore) Patel*. Shri Uttambhai Harjibhai (Bulsar) Ramdew Ram, Shri (Palamau) Pathak, Shri Harin (Ahmedabad) Ramsagar. Shn (Barabanki) Pathak. Shri Surendra Pal (Shahabad) Rana, Shri Kashiram (Surat) Patidar, Shri Rameshwar (Khargone) Rao. Shri D. Venkateswara (Bapatia) Patil. Shri Anwari Basavaraj (Koppai) Rao. Shn J. Chokka (Karimnagar) Patil. Shri Prakash V. (Sangll) Rao. Shn P.V Narasimha (Nandyal) Patil, Shrimati Pratibha Devisingh (Amravati) Rao, Ram Singh, Col. (Mahindergarh) Patil. Shri Shivraj V. (Latur) Rao, Shn V. Knshna (Chikballapur) Patil. Shrimati Surya Kanta (Nanded) Rath. Shn Rama Chandra (Aska) Patil. Shri Uttamrao Deorao (Yavatmal) Rathva. Shn NJ. (Chhota Udaipur) Patil. Shri Vijay Naval (Erandol) Rawal, Dr Lai Bahadur (Hathras) Patnaik. Shri Sivaji (Bhubaneswar) Rawale. Shn Mohan (Bombay—South Central) Patra. Dr. Kartikeswar (Balasore) Rawat. Shn Bhagwan Shankar (Agra) Pattanayak. Shri Sarat (Bolangir) Rawat. Shn Prabhu Lai (Banswara) Pawar. Dr. Vasant Niwrutti (Nasik) Rawat. Prof. Rasa Singh (Ajmer) Peruman. Dr. P. Vallal (Chidambaram) Ray. Shn Rabi (Kendrapada) Pilot, Shri Rajesh (Dasua) Ray. Dr. Sudhir (Burdwan) Posapati. Shri Anandgajapati Raju (Bobbili) Raychaudhun, Shn Sudarsan (Serampore) Potdukhe. Shn Shantaram (Chandrapur) Reddaiah Yadav. Shn K.P. (Machilipatnam) Prabhu. Shn R. (Nilgiris) Reddy. Shn A. Indrakaran (Adilabad) Prabhu Zantye, Shri Harish Narayan (Panaji) Reddy. Shn A. Venkata (Anantapur) Pradhani. Shri K. (Nowrangpur) Reddy. Shn B.N. (Miryalguda) Prakash. Shn Shashi (Chail) Reddy. Shn G. Ganga (Nizamabad) Pramanik. Prof. R.R. (Mathurapur) Reddy. Shri M. Baga (Medak) Prasad. Shn Han Kewal (Salempur) Reddy, Shri M.G. (Chittoor) Prasad, Shn V. Sreenivasa (Chamarajanagar) Reddy, Shri Magunta Subbarama (Ongole) Prem, Shn B L. Sharnna (East Delhi) Reddy. Shri R. Surender (Warangal) Premi, Shn Mangal Ram (Bijnor) Reddy, Shri Y.S. Rajasekhar (Cuddapah) Purtcayastha. Shri Kabindra (Silchar) Rongpi. Dr. Jayanta (Autonomous distnct) R Roshan Lal, Shn (Khurja) Rahi. Shn Ram Lai (Misrikh) Roy. Shn Haradhan (Asansol) Rai, Shri Kalp Nath (Ghosi) Roypradhan. Shn Amar (Cooch Behar) Rai, Shri Lall Babu (Chhapra) S Rai. Shri M. Ramanna (Kasaragod) Rai, Shn Nawal Kishore (Sitamarhi) Sadul, Shri Dharmanna Mondayya (Solapur) Rai. Shri Ram Nihor (RobertsganJ) Sahi, Shnmati Krishna (Begusarai) Rai Narain, Shri (Basgaon) Sai. Shn A. Prathap (Rajampet) Rajaravivarma, Shri B. (Pollachi) Saikia. Shri Muhi Ram (Nowgong) Raje, Shrimati Vasundhara (Jhalawar) Sait, Shn Ebrahim Sulaiman (Ponnani)
(iv) S a ^ Kumar. Shri (Outer Delhi) Singh, Shri S.B. (Rajnandgaon) Sakshiji. Dr. (Mathura) Singh. Shn Satya Deo (Bairampur) Saleem, Shri Mohammad Yunus (Katihar) Singh, Shn Surya Narayan (Ba)ia) Sangham. Shri Dileep Bhai (Amreli) Singh. Shn Uday Pratap (Mampun) Sangma. Shri PuriK) A. (Tura) Singh Deo. Shn KP. (Dhenkanal) Sanipalli, Shri Qangadhara (Hindupur) Smgia. Shn Sant Ram (Patiala) Saraswati, Shri Yoganand (Bhind) Sivaraman. Shn S (Ottapaiam) Sarode, Dr. Qunvant Rambhau (Jaigaon) Sodi. Shn Manku Ram (Bastar) Satrucharla, Shri Vijayarama Raju (Parvathipuram) Solanki. Shn Surajbhanu (Dhar) Save. Shn Moreshwar (Aurangabad) Soren. Shn Shibu (Dumka) Sawant. Shri Sudhir (Rajapur) Soundaram. Dr (Shnmati) K.S (Tiruchengode) Sayeed. Shn P.M. (Lakshadweep) Sreenivaasan. Shn C (Dindigul) Scindia. Shri Madhavrao (Gwalior) Sridharan. Dr, Ra)agopalan (Madras South) Scindia. Shnmati Vijayaraje (Quna) Seija, Kumari (Sirsa) Subbarao. Shn Thota (Kakinada) Sethi, Shri Arjun Charan (Bhadrak) Sukh Ram. Shn (Mandi) Shah, Shn Manabendra (Tehn Qarhwai) Sukhbuns Kaur, Shnmati (Gurdaspur) Shakya. Dr. Mahadeepak Singh (Etah) Sultanpun. Shn Knshan Dutt (Shimla) Shankaranand. Shn B. (Chikkodi) Sur, Shn Manoranjan (Basirhat) Sharma, Shn Chiranji Lai (Karnal) Suresh. Shn Kodikkunml (Adoor) Sharma, Shn Jeewan (Almora) Swami, Shn Chinmayanand (Badaiiot Sharma, Shn Rajendra Kumar (Rampur) Swami, Shn Sureshanand (Jaiesar) Sharma. Capt. Satish Kumar (Amethi) Swamy. Shn G Venkal {Pedapalli) Sharma, Shn VN. (Hamirpur) Syod Shahabuddin. Shn (Kishanganj) Shastn, Acharya Vishwanath Das (Sultanpur) Shasln, Shn Rainath Sonkar (Saidpur) T Shastn, Acharya Vishwanath (Gazipur) Tandel, Shn D J (Daman & DiuJ Shelke, Shn Maruti Deoram (Ahmednagar) Tara Smgh, Shn (Kurukshetia) Shingda. Shn D B. (Dahanu) Tej Narayan Smgh. Shn (Buxarj Shivappa, Shn K. G (Shimoga) Thakore. Shn Gabhaji Mangaji (Kapadwanjj Shukla, Shn Astbhuja Prasad (Khalilabad) Thakur, Shn Mahendra Kumar Singh (Khandwa) Shukla, Shn Vidyacharan (Raipur) Thangka Baiu, Shn K V (Dharmapur ) Siddhartha, Shnmati 0. K. Tharadevi (Chikmagaiur) Thite, Shn Bapusahib (Baramati) Sidnai, Shn S. B (Beigaum) Thomas, Prof K V (Ernakulam) Siivera, Dr. C (Mizoram) Singh, Shn Abhay Pratap (Pratapgarh) Thomas. Shn PC (Muvaltupuzha) Singh, Shri Arjun (Satna) Thorat, Shn Sandipan Bhagwan (Pandharpur) Singh. Shn Bnjbhushan Sharan (Gonda) Thungon, Shn P K (Aruriachal West) Singh, Dr. Chattrapal (Buiandshahr) Tindivanam. Shn K Ramamurthee (Tinrtivanam) Singh, Shn Devi Bux (Unnao) Tinya, Kuman Sushila (Mayurbhanj) Singh, Shn Han Kishore (Sheohar) Tirkey Shn Pius iAIipurduars) Singh, Shn Khelsai (Sarguja) Tomar, Dr. Ramesh Chand (Hapur) Singh, Shn Lakshman (Rajgarh) Topdar. Shn Tant Baran (Barrackpore) Singh, Shri Mohan (Deona) Tope, Shn Anukushrao Raosaheb (Jalna) Singh. Shri Motilal (Sidhi) Topiwaia. Shnmati Dipika H (Baroda) Singh, Shri Pratap (Banka) Topno. Kuman Frida (Sondargarh) Singh, Kumari Pushpa Devi (Raigarh) Tnpathi. Shn Lakshmi Narain Man- (Kaiserganj) Singh, Shri Rajveer (Aonia) Singh, Shri Ram Prasad (Bikramganj) Tnpathi, Shn Prak^sh Nalam (Banda) Singh. Shri Ramashray Prasad (Jahanabad) Tnpalhy. Shn Braia Kishore (Pun) Singh, Shri Ramnaresh (Aurangabad) Tnvedi. Shn Arvind (Sabrarkantha) Singh. Shri Rampai (Domariaganj) Tytler, Shn Jagdish (Delhi Sadar)
(V) u Virendra Stngh. Shn (Mirzapur) Uma Bharti, Kuman (Khajuraho) Vyas. Dr Ginja (Udaipur) Umbray. Shri Ueta (Arunachal East) W Ummareddy Venkateswartu. Prof. (Tenali) Wasnik Shn Mukul (Buldana) Umrao Singh, Shn (Jalandhar) Unniknshnan, Shn K P (Badagara) Williams, Maj General RG (Nominated Anglo-Indian) Upadhyay. Shn Swamp (Tajpur) Yadav, Shn Arjun Singh (Jaunpur) Urs. Shnmati Chandra Prabha (Mysoro) Yadav, Shn Chandra Jeet (Azamgarh) V Yadav. Shn Chotey Singh (Kannauj) Vadde, Shn Sobhanadraeswara Rao (Vijayawada) Yadav. Shn Chun Chun Prasad (Bhagalpur) Vagheia. Shn Shankersinh (Qodhra) Yadav, Shn Oevendra Prasad (Jhanjharpur) Vajpayee. Shn Atat Bihan (Lucknow) Yadav, Shn Ram Knpal (Patna) Vandayar. Shn KT (Thanjavur) Yadav, Shn Ram Lakhan Singh (Arrah) Varma. Shn Ratilai (Dhanduka) Yadav, Shn Ram Saran (Khagana) Varma, Shn Sushil Chandra (Bhopal) Veerappa, Shn Ramchandra (Bidar) Yadav Dr SP (Sambhal) Vekana. Shn Shivlal Nagjibhai (Rajkot) Yadav Shn Satya Pal Singh (Shahjahanpur) Vemna, Shn Bhawani Lai (Janjgir) Yadav Shn Sharad (Madhepura) Vemia. Shn Phool Chand (Shajapur) Yadav Shn Surya Narayan (Saharasa) Verma, Prof Rita (Dhanbad) Yadav, Shn Vijoy Kumar (Nalanda) Verrna, Shn Shiv Sharan (Machhlishahar) Yumnam, Shn Yaima Singh (Inner Manipur) Vemia. Shn Upendra Nath (Chatra) Verma. Kuman Vimla (Seoni) Z Vijayaraghavan, Shn VS (Palghat) Zainal Abedin, Shn (Jangipur) LOK SABHA The Speaker Shn Shivraj V Patil The Deputy Speaker Shn S Maliikariunaiah
Panel of Chairman Shn Shared Dighe Shn Peter Q Marbaniang Shn Nitish Kumar Shnmati Qeeta Mukherjee Shn Tara Singh Shnmati Malini Bhattacharya Shn Ram Naik Shn PC Chacko Shnmati Santosh Chowdhary Prof Rita Verma
Secretary General Dr R C Bhardwa)
(Vll) G OVERNMENT OF INDIA
MEMBERS OF THE CABINET Minister of State of tfie Shn Balram Singh Yadav Ministry of Mines Prime Minister and also Shri P.V. Narasimha Rao mcnBiyw of in® iviiniwnow Minister of State of the Shri Qiridhar Gamang Ministry of Planning and Departments of Per Pro^amme Implementa- sonnel, Public Qrlevanoes tion and Pensions, Science and Technology. Ocean ■ it »**«-- ^-- — Minister of State of the Shn Jagdish TyUer uovwoprnvrn, Bwcironicv, Ministry of Surface Atomic Energy, Space, Transport Rural Development, Non- Conventional Energy Minister of State of the Shn K.P. Singh Deo Sources. Uw Justice & Ministry of Information and Company Affairs, Defence Broadcasting Jammu and Kashmir Affairs and the additional Minister of State of the Shn Kamal Nath charge of the Ministry of Ministry of Environment Industry, Health and and Forests Family Welfare and other sublet not allocated to Minister of State of the Shn P Chidambaram any other Cabinet Minister Ministry of Commerce or Minister of State Minister o^ State of the Capt Satish Kumar Sharma (Independent Charge) Ministry of Petroleum and Minister of Food Shn Ajit Singh Natural Gas
Minister of Agriculture Shri Balram Jakhar Minister of State of the Shn Sontosh Mohan Dev Minister of Civil Supplies, Shri Buta Singh Ministry of Steel Consumer Affairs and Shn Sukh Ram Public Distribution Minister of State of the Ministry of Communications Minister of Railways Shri C.K. Jaffer Shanef Minister of State of the Shn Tarun Gogol Minister without Portfolio Shri Dinesh Singh Ministry of Food Minister of Textiles Shri Q. Venkat Swamy Processing Industnes Minister of Civil Aviation of Shn Qhulam Nabi Azad Tourism MINISTERS OF STATE Minister of Human Shri Madhavrao Scindia Resource Development Minister of State in the Shn Arvind Netam Minister of Finance Shri Manmohan Singh Ministry of Agnculture MirvsiOT Of now er Shri N.K.P. Salve Minister of State in the Shrimati Basava Rajeshwari Minister of Ubour Shn P.A. Sangma Ministry of Human Minister of External Affairs Shri Pranab Mukherjee Resource Development (Department of Women Minister of Chemicals and Shri Ram Lakhan Singh and Child Devetopment) Fertilizers Yadav Shn Bhuvnesh Chatun^edi Minister of Home Affairs Shri S.B. Chavan Minister of State in the Pnme Minister's Office of Urban Shrimati Sheila Kaul and Minister of State in Development the Departments of Atomic Minister of Welfare Shri Siteraim Kean Energy and Department of Space and Minister of oC Watef Shri Vidyacharan Shukla State in the Ministry of Resources arKi Minister of Science and Technotogy ParHamentary Affairs Minister of State in the Dr. C Silvera MINISTERS OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) Ministry of Health and Minister of State of the Shri AJit Panja Family Welfare Ministry of Coal
(ix) Minister of State in the Shn Eduardo Faleiro Minister of State in the Shn P.K Thungon Ministry of Chemicals and Ministry of Urban Fertilizers, Minister of Development State in the Ministry of Minister of State in the Shn P M Sayeed Parliamentary Affairs and Ministry of Home Affairs Minister of State in the Department of Electronics Minister of State in the Shn P V Rangayya Naidu and Department of Ocean Ministry of Water Development Rosouices Minister of State in the Shn H R Bhardwaj Ministei of State in the Shn RL Bhatia Ministry of Law. Justice Ministry of External Affairs and Company Affairs Ministei of Slate in the Shn Rajesh Pilot Minister of State in the Shn K V Thangkrf Balu Ministry of Home Affairs Ministry of Welfare Minister of Slate in the Col Rao Ram Singh Minister of State in the Shrimali Krishna Sahi Ministry of Rural Ministry of Industry Dovelopment (Departmpnt (Department of Industrial of WasteUindb Development and Development) Department of Heavy Minibler of Statt* in Ihe Shn S Kiishna Kumar Industry) Ministry of Non Minister of Stale in the Shn M Arunachdldni Conventional Lnerqy Ministry of Industry Sources and Ministt-r of (Department * of Small Sttile in the Ministry of Scale Industnes and Aqro Agric ulture and Rural Industnes) Minister of State in the Shn Salman Khursheed Minister of State tn the Shn M V Chandiashpkhara Ministry of External Affairs Ministry of Finanrp Murthy Minister of Strfte m the Shiimati Sukhbuns Kaur Minister of State in the Shn Mallikarjun Ministry of Civil Aviation Ministry of Defence and and louiism (Department Minister of State in the of Tourism) Ministry of Parliamentary Minister of Stale in the Shiimati Urmilaben Affairs Ministry of Power Chimanbhai Patel Minister of State in the Shiimati Marqaret Alva Minister of State in the Shn Uttambhai Harjibhai Ministry of Personnel Ministry of Rural Patel Public Grievdnces and Development (Department Pensions and Minister of of f-^ural Development) State in the Ministry of DEPUTY MINISTERS Parliamentary Affairs Deputy Minister in the Minister of State in the Shn Matang Sinh Shn Paban Singh Ghatowar Ministry of Health and Ministry of Parliamentary Family Welfare Affairs Deputy Minister in the Shn Ram Lai Rahi Minister of State in the Shn Mukul Wasnik Ministry of Human Ministry of Home Affairs Resource Development Deputy Minister in the Kuman Seija (Department of Youth Ministry of Human Affairs and Sports) and Resource Development Minister of Stale in the (Department of Education Ministry of Parliamentary and Department of Affairs Culture)
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LOK SABHA through negotiations. It is of utmost importance that the improved atmosphere leads to a lasting sokitkxi to this dispute and we collectively ensure that communialism does Monday. February 13. 1995/Magha 24. 1916 (Saka) not vitiate politics. 12.35 hra. 5 A separate Department of JAK Affairs has been set The Lok Sabha met at Thirty’Five Minutes up under the Pnme Minister Vigorous efforts have ttien past Twelve of the Clock made to step up the pace of the devek>pment and
[M r . S peaker m the Chair] economic activity in the State. Government has ensured availability of adequate funds to the State and will regularly NATIONAL ANTHEM assess its needs sympathetically, in terms of the resources The National Anthem was played required for its developmental needs The objective of revival of the democratic process is also being pursued 12.37 hra The delimitation of constituencies is being done and the PRESIDENT S ADDRESS work of revision of the voters' list has been taken up by the Election Commission Operations against militants are [English] being intensified The attempts by militants to disrupt the SECRETARY-GENERAL Sir, I beg to lay on the Table a Amarnath yatra were successfully foiled by the copy of the President's Address* to both Houses of administration In spite of the trying conditions, the secunty Parliament assembled together on the I3th Febmary. forces are showing restraint and are sensitive to the 1995. feelings of the local people Delegations of diplomats and parliamentarians visited the State and interacted freely with Hon*ble Members. vanous sections of the people This continuing 1 welcome you to this session of Parliament transparency has generated overfall confidence 6 In the North-East Government is pursuing its policy of 2 As I Stand to address you this year I note that the dealing firmly with insurgent activities At the same tinne. optimism and self-assurance evident last year has been efforts are being made to encourage these disruptive vindicated The projections made have been fulfilled m elements to abjure violence and join the national substantial measure and it can be said wilh confidence mainstream The Government of Mizcxam signed an now that the country has made the turnaround initiated by Accord with Hmar People s Convention resulting in the new economic and other policies of the Government surrender of militants There has been similar sunender by The people have responded handsomely by reasserting ULFA militants in Assam their faith in social stability Political oarties have also 7 An Agreement was signed in September, 1994 contributed to strengthening democracy and fundamenia) values such as the rule of law. Our country has improved providing for a Jharkhand Area Autonomous Council A new Bill incorporating the provisions of the agreement has Its standing in the global community and now stands poised to t>ecome one of the rapidly growing economies of been passed by the Bihar Assembly the world. 8 Government is seized of the issues that have ansen in the hill areas agitation in Uttar Pradesh and is confident 3. The law and order situation continued to be under that given patience and sympathetic handling by all control in 1994-95. There was no maior communal not m concerned, acceptable solutions will be found the country and incidents of violence were fewer Polls in 9 The National Human Rights Commission earned on its Goa, Sikkim. Andhra Pradesh. Karnataka and Maharashtra work with dedication Government stands committed to its have been peaceful. Government is determined to be policy of promotion and preservation of human nghts watchful, particularly in respect of the secessionist and 10 The economic reforms have brought about an communal fdrces that pose a threat to the unity and upswing in the economy Ounng 1994'95, the gross integnty of the country. domestic product, at constant pnces, is expected to 4. On the Ayodhya issue, one of the noteworthy increase by 5 3%, as against 4 3% last year Industrial developments is that the Supreme Court delivered its evival started with an 8% increase in production in the first judgement on the reference made to it. it has upheld the half of 1994-95 Foreign Exchange reserves rose from valkWy of the Acquisition Act. but not the provisions $ 15 1 billion on 31 3 94 to over $ 19 billion m the last week relating to abatement of the pending suits The disputed of January. 1995 Government was in a position lo repay area is vested in the Central Government which is now to about $ 1 1 billion to the IMF ahead of schedule. As a act as a statutory receiver for maintaining the Status quo consequence of the strong revival of the industnal sector, until the disposal of the revived suits. Compliance with the imports increased by 23 90% Exports have also grown by deciakm of the Court is essential. The judgement 16 9% in dollar terms The rupee continued to remain recognises the poaaibiiity of a resolution of the dispute stable and was made convertible on Cun«nt Account
*The Praaidsni the Address io both the Mouses of Parliament m Hmdi m See No. LT-7004/9S Presidents Address FEBRUARY 13, 1995 Presidents Address
11 Government is concerned about the increase in special employment programme would be undertaken in prices, especially of articles of mass consumption The 50 selected distncts and intensive development of 125 price situation is being watched closely and measures are blocks in the country would be promoted being taken to prevent shortages In the case of some 15 Employment for the educated youth is a prime commodities, like sugar and edible oil, pnces had risen concern of the Government The Pnme Minister’s Rozgar mainly due to insufficient domestic production The Yojana which is being implemented from 2nd October. comfortable foreign exchange position has enabled 1993, was designed to provide self-employment for youth imports to augment supplies and control the nse in the in the urban areas It has been now extended to cover pnces In the case of wheat and nee, open market sales the rural areas also from this year Dunng the current out of public stocks of foodgrains held by the Food year 2 3 lakh educated youths will benefit from this Corporation of India have also been undertaken The programme as against 31.797 last year Banks have Public Distnbution System and Revamped Public sanctioned loans to 69.483 entrepreneurs till 31st Distnbution System are also being used to provide December, 1994 Government will provide loan to 7 lakh assistance in making essential commodities available youths to generate 10 lakh employment opportunities Further efforts will be continued in this direction before the end of the 8th Plan period Remunerative minimum support prices would continue to be assured to the farmers to safeguard the country s food 16 The production of nitrogenous fertilizers is expected secunty As far as essential commodities are concerned to reach an all time record of 78 2 lakh tonnes in 1994' Government will pursue the twin objectives of ensunng 95 in terms of nutnents Production of phosphatic adequate availability and fair pnces with extra fertilizers is expected to increase from 18 5 lakh tonnes in concessions for the poor 1993-94 to 23 lakh tonnes in 1994-95, in terms of nutrients Govemment has continued with its efforts to 12 The wide ranging industrial de-regulation has increase the domestic production of fertilizers with five evoked commendable response from entrepreneurs More new plants likely to commence production shortly than 17,000 investment intentions have been filed since July. 1991 totalling investment of over Rs 3 50 000 crores 17 Government has continued to give high prionty to with potential for direct employment for 3 4 mtllion thp development of the agriculture sector The production persons Nearly 20% investment intentions have so far of foodgrains is expected to increase from 182 million t>een implemented and another 20% aie at various stages tonnes last year to 185 million tonnes in the current year of implementation These are estimated to generate diroct Disbursement of agncultural credit was Rs 15 100 crores employment to the extent of 1 4 million persons dunng 1993-94 and is expected to reach a level of Disbursements by our major financial institutions from Rs 16 700 crores dunng 1994-95 The area covered Apnl to December, 1994 have shown a 39% increase under irrigation is expected to go up by 2 77 million over the same period in the previous year The growth of hectares in 1994 95 t3|ringing the total area under irrigation domestic initiative has generated interest amongst foreign to 87 82 million hectares The consumption of fertilizer investors and collaborators The confidence exhibited by nutrients dunng 1994-95 is estimated at 136 lakh tonnes foreign investors in the skills and resources of Indian showing an increase of about 10% over the consumption partners is evident from the large foreign direct investment of 1993-94 in joint ventures to the extent of 80% Cumulative foreign 18 Government has been promoting diversification direct investment approvals since 1991 have exceeded schemes in rural areas to provide higher incomes from Rs 20,000 crores, the bulk of «t in long gestation occupations like horticulture and fishing Accordingly, infrastructure projects Government continued with its horticulture has been given an outlay of Rs 1,000 crores policy of reforms and de-regulation in other sectors The in the current Five Year Plan as against an outlay of only new Drug Policy and the Telecom Policy are steps in this Rs 24 crores in the last Five Year Plan Fish production, direction which recorded an all time high of about 46 8 lakh tonnes in 1993-94, is likely to reach a level of 47 5 lakh tonnes 13 The small scale sector is an important component dunng 1994-95 There has been a three-fold increase in of our industnal base, its production level being export of agricultural products dunng the last five years Rs ?,41 648 crores and generating an employment of 139 lakh persons It recorded a growth of 7 1% last year 19 Rural development is the central concern of all the Exports from this sector are around Rs 24,000 crores. developmental efforts of the Government Sharply targeted accounting for nearly 35% of total exports To meet the rural development programmes underpin its employment credit needs of this sector, the Resen/e Bank of India had strategy in poverty eradication The central plan issued guidelines includirsg the adoption of a single allocations for rural development schemes have been window scheme in 85 distncts where small scale units are progressively enhanced during the last three years and concentrated, and setting up of specilised bank branches the current years allocation of Rs 7,010 crores is the Govemment will enhance support to this sector furthei highest ever in our planning history This large outlay through liberal assistance for technology upgradation goes to provide additional wage employment as well as self-employment through mobilisation of institutional 14. A high power committee under the Chairmanship of finances on a large scale Rs 5,055 crores go to provide the Pnnne Minister has adopted an action plan for employment through the Jawahar Rozgar Yojana and the revitalising and improving khadl and village industries and Employment Assurance Scheme For the Employment generate additional employment for 2 million persons A Assurance Scheme, an amount of Rs 1,200 crores has P ntitierus Address MAGHA 24 1916 (SAKA) Prf^sideni s Aildro^s been earmarked dunng the current year This programme Scheduled Tnbe candidates and as a result, i ,873 additional has been expanded from l ,778 most backward blocks of the OBC candidates qualified for the Civil Services Preliminary country to 2.279 blocks in the current year in addition to the Examinations, 1994 Government has also decided to extend Jawahar Rozgar Yojana, an intensive JRY Programme the 3 years age relaxation pnnciple and to allow 3 additional focuses on 120 chronically backward distncts All these attempts schemes together are expected to generate 1 470 million 26 The National Minoiities Development and Finance mandays of employment in the cun^ent year Corporation became operational in September, 1994 with an 20 The asset-cum>loan based Integrated Rural aurhonsed share capital of Rs 500 crores to promote the Development Programme which provides self-employment economic development activities of the backward sections would cover about 2 million rural poor households from this amongst the minoritiet. and to assist the upgradation of their year The distnct and block level credit plans are being technical and entrepreneurial skills An amount of Rs 25 coordinated more effectively and the average investment per crores has t>een provided during the current year to the household IS being increased to Rs 12,000 Rs 2 000crores Maulana Azad Education Foundation The Foundation will of institutional credit would be mobilised through a subsidy of set up residential schools for girls in low literacy slum and Rs 1098 crores These programmes will increa«iingly cater rural areas for the rural literate youth Simultaneously, the Piogramme 27 Certain new measures are under consideration of the for the Development of Women and Children in Rural Areas Government for the protection of the Scheduled Castes and IS being extended to all the distncts and will now provide the Scheduled Tribes and the disabled These are inclusion Rs 25.000 against Rs 15.000 hitherto, to women s groups to of the SCs and STs (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989 and help them pursue economic activities and enhance group the Protection of Civil Rights Act 1955 in the IX Schedule of action in matters like literacy and family welfdre leading to the Constitution, setting up of a Commission under Article women's empowerment 399(1) of the Constitution to review the development 21 As stipulated by Apnl, 1994, all States amended their strategies like the Tnbal Sub Plan and other measures existing Panchayati Raj laws or have legislated new laws presently in operation for the welfare and development of the Now it IS necessary to hold elections and constitute Scheduled Tnbes so as to improve upon these strategies, Panchayats at all levels Some S tafe^^ve already made a legislation to provide equal opportunities to the handicapped beginning In order to fulfil the high pxpertations of thp in areas like education vocational traininq and employment people, the Panchayats must be empowered with financial placements and a T rust for the Welfare and protection of the and administrative delegation I call upon all the States to mentally retarded complete the Panchayat electoral process without delay 26 In matieis relating to women and children, 22 Government recognises the need for an intoqiated Government approac h has been to provide an enabling programme to deal with the problems of urban poverty This policy envirofUTient in whit h their concerns particularly those programme would include scientific disposal of urban wastes of the girl child are the central focus of planning Pnority is of all kinds Voluntary organisations would be fully involved in given to the empoweiment of women support services and Its design and implementation Government is seeking to nutntion programmes The noteworthy achievements in this formulate a scheme for 345 Class II towns of the country that process have been the adoption of the National Nutrition have populations ranging from 50,000 to 1 lakh Policy, the setting up of the National Nutntion Council and the 23 The response from the States to the Special National Creche Fund and implementation of the Mahila Component Plan for the Scheduled Castes has been Samriddhi Yojana The Mahila Samriddihi Yojana has had an impressive response By December. 1994, 72 lakh accounts encouraging The Central allocation to States to supplement their efforts this year is Rs 273 85 crores An important step had been opened with a total deposit of Rs 65 90 crores The National Creche Fund will assisi in starting 1800 taken last year was the constitution of the National additional creches by the end of the 8th Plan to provide day Commission for Safai Karmcharis, to oversee the care services to 45 000 children of working women and ailing programmes aimed at the liberation and rehabilitation of the Safai Kamfiachans. The Commission would address itself to mothers rehabilitation programmes such as training, better 29 As part of the effort at covenng the entire country with mobilisation of institutional finances and the need for the Integrated Child Development Sen/ices Programme, H is enhanced unit costs proposed to cover 1000 new Wocks through Community Nutntion Centres in one lakh villages, as a first step, dunng 24. Efforts to strengthen and expand economic support programmes to the poor by the provision of margin money 1995-96 and k>ans through the National Scheduled Castes and 30 To achieve the goal of Education for All by 2000 AD, Scheduled Tnbes Finance and Development Corporation, Government will progressively raise the allocation to have been stepped up as has been its authorised share education so as to reach the target of 6% of GDP Total capital from Rs. 125 crores to Rs 300 crores Literacy Campaigns are new operational in 312 distncts in the country covenng about 50 million learners in the 9—45 25. The first step in providing for reservation of 27 per cent years age group With the emergence of Total Literacy lor the OBCs under the Government of India was taken in Campaigns it is now being perceived that universal adult September, 1993 and is under implementation In order to literacy is an achievable task ensure that the full benefits of this measure are available to the OBCs. Government relaxed the standards required for 31 The Government it determined to eradicate Chikl OBC candidates to be on par with the Scheduled Caste and Labour progressively in ail employments and. in Hazardous P wident's Addnss FEBRUARY 13. 1995 l>restaeni s Atidress industries, by the year 2000 AD. A National Authority for 39. In our own region, we will be hosting the next Elimination of Child Latx)ur has t)een set up to coordinate SAARC Summit in April this year and took fonward to actions of the core sectors of development administration working with our SAARC colleagues to further strengthen such as education, rural development, women and child regional cooperation. development, health and labour to devise integrated 40. During the past year, closer bilateral relations with programmes that would being about conditions conducive our neighbours continued to secure our attention. We to withdrawal of children from employment and place them welcome the new Governments which assumed office in firiy in schools. Sri Lanka and Nepal through multi-party democratic 32. We are today in the forefront in the practical elections. We look forward to close understanding and application of the space technology in vital areas. The increasing cooperation with them, as with all our other Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle D2 and the Augmented neighbours. Satellite Launch Vehicle—ASLV D4 demonstrated our 41. Pakistan has however continued on its distressing capacity to place satellites into polar and near earth orbits. path of confrontation with India and unacceptable Our INSAT dass of satellites are providing services in interference in our internal affairs. We have taken repeated telecommunication. TV broadcasting, meteorology and initiatives with pakistan to settle all unresolved issues disaster warning. The next satellite in this series, INSAT between our two countries according to the Shimla 2C. and the remote sensing series satellite, IRS 1C. are Agreement. Our offer of such a dialogue still stands. planned for launch in 1995. It Is heartening to note that Meanwhile, we regret the unilateral steps taken by India has been selected for the setting up of a UN Centre Pakistan to close their office in Bombay and the Indian for Space Science and Technology Education to cater to Consulate General in Karachi, thereby creating greater the needs of the Asia Pacific region. barriers to people>to-people contacts, and commercial, 33. To meet the aspirations of the people to view cultural and other relations. programmes in their own language, Doordarshan has 42. The Government has worked to consolidate reconfigured its satellite service. Out of 14 channels. 11 understanding and cooperation with old and new friends satellite channels are now exclusively for programmes in abroad. My State visits to Bulgaria and Romania renewed regional languages. the close ties that have existed for decades between India 34. The country continued to make strides in its efforts and countries of Eastern Europe. to harness the power of the atom for peaceful purposes. 43. Our Vice-President visited Australia, South Africa With the completion of the sixth Indian designed and and China and the visits reinforced our ties with these constructed nuclear power reactor—the second unit of the countries. Kakrapar Atomic Power Statk>n, which achieved criticality 44. The Piime Minister’s visits to the United Kingdom, on January 8 this year—the country once again proved its USA Russia. Vietnam and Singapore contributed self-reliance in this advanced technology. There were also significantly to the a.I round enhancement of our ties with spin-offs from the use of nuclear technology, such as the them. production of huclear-grade graphite, fabrication of medical lasers and development of parallel supercomputers. 45. The visit to the USA, which resulted in greater mutual understanding on matter of concern to the two 35. Our Armed Forces maintained their vigilance in countries, opened a new chapter in bilateral relationship, it defending our international borders and maritime interests. laid the groundwork for resurgent India-US interaction not They also made valuable contributions in counter only in the political, economic and commercial fields but in insurgency operations in Jammu & Kashmir and in the other areas as well. North-East. 46. The Prime Minister's visits to the United Kingdom, 36. Atxoad, the Army won plaudits for its contibutions to Vietnam and Singapore testified to our desire to reinforce the UN peace-keeping effort in Somalia, ably supported by ties with our European and Asian partners. the Indian Air Force and Navy, especially in the de induction of forces. 47. India—Russia ties gained in substance and momentum during the last year. The Moscow Declaration 37. in the conduct of international relations, we can view on the Protection of the Interests of Pluralistic States the past year with satisfaction. Existing friendships were signed by President Yeltsin and our Prime Minister was a reinforced and new understanding created around the notable contribution to the conduct of inter-state relations. worid of our objectives and policies. 48. We recently welcomed President Nelson Mandela of 38. Our continuing support for the United Nations, which South Africa as the Chief Guest our Republic Day observes its 50th anniversary this year, is based on the celebrations this year. His visit marks a new chapter in the premise that it is the most effective instrument for the building up of India—South Africa cooperation in various realisation of humanity's common goals. India’s initiatives fields. at the United Nations included the need for the democratisation of the work! body and the enlargement of 49. Our efforts to effectively project abroad the success the UN Security Council's membership to reflect of our economic management, on which depends the well contemporary realities. We proposed a Fourth Special being of our people, and the beneficial changes that have Sessk>n on Disarmament to address post-Cold War issues taken place as result of eoorK>mic liberalisatton, have of global security. received excellent response in countries abroad. 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so. The momentum gathmd by the country through Legislative Assembly of Punjab in 1962 and 1972—77. He these poUdes has to be sustained to ensure that the rose to become the Chief Minister of Punjab, m whtoh benefits that have started accruing are not frittered away. A capacity, he ably served the state from 1972. to 1977 combined effort is necessary to strengthen the confidenoe Besides, he served with distinction his honte state in venous of investors in our economy and of the people, particularty capacities in several social and cultural organisations. the underprivileged, in the economic refonns. The tone and tenor of your debates reflect and greatly influence both. I am His diverse contnbutions to the nation included confident you will set the pace with due regard to these implementation of land reforms. objectives. I commend you to your tasics and wish you Shn Giani Zail Singh, a conscientious pariiamentann of high standing, was member of Rajya Sabha in 1956—62 and was later elected to the Seventh Lok Sabha in 1960 Jai Hindi Dunng his short tenure in Lok Sabha, he enlivened the pariiamentary proceedings by his wit and famous urdu couplets. He proved his political sagacity and administrative 12J7-1/2 hre. skill as a Minister of Home Affairs in the Umon Council of INTRODUCTION OF MINISTERS Minister from 1980-82 [English] His k>ng and illustnous public career reached its zenith on THE PRIME MINISTER (SHRI P V NARASIMHA RAO) his assumption of the highest office i.e. Presidentship m Mr. Speaker, Sir with your pennission. I would iii(e to July. 1982 Through his culture, humaneness and unfailing introduce to the House the following Ministers, my courtesy he added dignity to his office A man who rose colleagues who have t>een sworn m recently from humble means, displayed throughout his public life an Shn Buta Singh Minister of Civil Supplies abiding commitment to the welfare of the people. He was Shri Madhavrao Sondia: Minister of Human Resource gifted with the quality of maintaining equipoise in the Development rnoments of stress and cnsis He symtKMised the t>est SNr Ajit Singh' Minister of Food traditions of India's composite culture. Shir P.A. Sangma: Minister of Labour Shn G. Venlcat Swamy. Minister of Textiles Shn Giani Zail Singh, who had an avid interest in the Shn P. Chidambaram; Minister of State (Independent Punjabi literture, also evinced keen interest in journalism Charge of the Ministry of Commerce) and authored “Dukhi-Praja*di'Pukar" (in Puryabi), as Cheif Shnmati Urmilaben Patel: Minister of State in the Ministry of Editor of ‘Naware Charan , Moga, and V^anaging Director of Power “Khalsa Sewak". a daily from Amritsar and Patiala Shn Matang Singh. Minister of State in the Ministry of Parliamentary Affans His amiable disposition, sweet temperament and genial informality, endeared him with ail those who came in his 12.38 hrs. contact and won him friends everywhere OBITUARY REFERENCES [English] A multifaceted personality, Gianiji during his numerous Demise of Fortner President GlanI Zall Singh and other sojourns to various foreign countnes, while he was President of India, brought lo fore on the mlemational arena MR. SPEAKER: Hon’ble Members, I have to inform the the rich cultural heritage of India House with profound sonx>w of the sad demise of our former esteemed President, Shn Giani Zail Singh, our colleague Known for his secular ideals, he strove relentlessly for Shri Chandulal Chandraker and six former colleagues viz spreading communal harmony in the country Even after he Smt. Zohraban Akbarishai Chavada, Shn Madhu Limaye. retired from the august office of the President of India, he Chaudhary Dalip Singh and Sarvashn V T Patil, Robin Sen was deeply immersed in vanous social and cultural and Tika Ram Paliwal. activities An illustnous son of India. Shn Giani Zaii Singh was one of the veterans of India's struggle for freedom from the His name will ever remain inscrit>ed in the annals of toraign yoke and a leading light in the country's socio India s fx>litical history political life for about six decades Dunng the hectic penod Shn Gianji passed away at Chandigarh on 25 December. of ig a o ^ o s of India’s Freedom Movement, he took part in 1994 at the age of 78 In his death, the nation had been the fOsan Morcha and suffered incarceration in 1936 and deprived of a statesman of a rare quality a verteran freedom later during 1930—43 when he was arrested and sentenced fighter, tme democrat, able pariiamentanan. astute to five years ngorous imprisonment in a solitary cell for his administrator and above all. a loveable person. Though patrk)tic venturea. In 1946, he launched National Rag Gianiji IS no longer m our midst, his memones will be with us Agitation at Faridkot and courted arrest for many years to come. Shri Qiani Zail Singh was actively associated with the political affairs of his home State. Punjab since ig30s In Shn Chandulal Chandrakar was a sitting member of the the lifit interim Qovemment of Patiala and East Punjab House representing Durg Pariiamentary Constituency of Slalee Union (PEP8 U). he served as Minister for Revenue Madhya Pradesh. Eariier, he represented the same in 1M 8-49 and leler as Minister tor Agncutture and Public constituency dunng Fourth. Fifth. Seventh and Eighth Lok WotkM DeparUfient in 1951*52. He was member of Sabha dunng 1970-77 and 1980-89 11 O bllufY FEBRUARY 13 1995 Obnumy nrnmicm I t
During his long parliamentary career of nearly two contnbuted several articles in newspapers and pwriodicais decades, Shn Charxlrakar served the country in various on many national and intenrmtional issues. capacities He held with distinction several important H is speeches and work speak of his erudition in d poirtfdlios as Minister of state in the Union Council of indepth knowledge of Constitutional law and parliamentary Minister dunng 1960>82 and 1965-66 He also sensed procedures vanous Parliamentary Committees and was associated with several Consultative Committees attached to the A widely travelled person, he attended International various Ministnes Socialist conferences as Indian Soaalist Delegate in 1947 and 1953 A well known social worker, he actively worked for the devetopment of villages and always cared for the under An apostle of socialism , he truly emulated in his life the pnvile^ and the needy noble percept of simple living and high thinking A Journalist k>y profession, Shn Chandrakar was deeply In his death the country has lost a veteran freedom involved in the devek)pment of healthy joumalism He fighter prominent socialist thinker and a rare served as President of the Press Association of India parliamentanan dunng 1964-70 He was Editor of the ‘Hindustan a Hindi He passed away on 8 January 1995 at New Delhi at the Daily for many years Shn Chandraker had the distinction age of 72 years of covenng nine Olympic games and six Asian games for Chaudhary Dalip Singh was a Member of Fifth Lok newspapers A prolific wnter, Shn Chandraker wrote many Sabha dunng 1971-77 representing Outer Delhi articles on economic conditions prevailing m various parliamentary constituency Earlier he had been Vice- countnes of the world President of South Delhi Municipal Committee dunng 1954- A widely travelled person, he represented India in 58 Municipal Councillor and Chaimnan. Municipal several international conferences Corporation South Zone dunng 1963-67 Shn Chandrakar passed away at Kolihapuri in Durg An agncultunst by profession Chaudhary Dalip Singh distnct on 2 February. 1995 at the age of 75 years In his took interest in the welfare of farmers and weaker sections death, the country has lost an active parliamentarian an of the society Besides, being life member of Bharat able administrator and a purnalist of repute Knshak Samaj since 1955 he was closely associated with Shnmati Zohraben Akbarbhai Chavada was a Member of several philanthropic institutions of Delhi in various the Third Lok Sabha dunng 1962-67 representing capacities Banaskantha parliamentary constituency of Gujarat Chaudhary Dalip Singh passed away on 13 January She was an active social worker and an agriculturist by 1955 in Delhi at the age of 78 years profession A dose associate of Mahatma Gandhi she Shn V T Patil was a Member of Third Lok Sabha dunng worked relentlessly for the improvement of health and 1962-67 representing Kolhapur parliaipentary constituency welfare of poor people of her area and also served as of Maharashtra Earlier he had been a Member of Chairman of Social Welfare Project, Tharad District of Legislative Assembly Bombay during 1952-57 He also Banaskantha, Guiarat served as the President of Kolhapur Municipality for two She took active part in the proceedings of the House terms dunng 1933-38 stie passed away at Ahmedabad on 20 December 1994 A dedicated social and political worker, he worked at the age of 71 years relentlessly for improving the lot of farmers and depnved sections of the society He did pioneenng work in the field Shn Madhu Limaye was a Member of Third Fourth, Fifth of Cooperative Movement and founded many organisations and Sixth Lok Sabha from Monghyr and Banka connected with mral upliftment Parliamentary Constituencies of Bihar dunng 1964-70 1973-76 and 1977-79 An educationist Shn Patil evinced keen interest in the promotion of education through well organised and model A veteran freedom fighter, Shn Limaye took active part institutions particularly educating and training women He in India s freedom movement and suffered impnsonment was a founder President of Prince Shivaji Education In post independence period, he participated in the Goa Society and closely associated with vanous educational Ut>eration Movement and also suffered incarceration over and social institutions in different capacities 19 months under the Portuguese regime A man of letters, Shn Patil took keen interest in A well known Soaalist leader, Shn Limaye was a close Journalism and was founder Editor of 'Pudhan a leading associate of Acharya Narendra Dev Dr Ram Manohar local daily Lohia and Shn Jai Prakash Narain and he devoted his entire life tu the service of the nation He passed away on I7th January. 1995 at Kolhapur at the age of 93 years An able parliamentanan, he effectively put forth his views on vanous social, economic, political problems faced by Shn Robin Sen was a Member of Fifth and Sixth Lok the oountry and thus made Invaluable oontnbutions to the Sabha dunng 1971-79 representing Asansoi constituency debates of the House of West Bengal Shn Limaye. who had a flair for journalism authored Shn Sen was a noted political activist and well-known many books on vanous topical subjects He also trade union leader who played a key role in fbstenng the 13 OtMluwy M * f n c 0s MAGHA 24 1916 (SAKA) Obtluary Aefersncas 14
\ M Wfno Tfade Umon Movement in West Bengal He also [TransfalionJ adhnily Dwlwapated in student movements in 1940-43 He ■mw^nmnnt several times in pre and post SHRI ATAL BIHARI VAJPAYEE (Lucknow) Mr pwiod for his political and trade union Speaker. Sir, it is difficult to believe that Shn Cbandulal Chandrakar is no nrK>re with us Sometimes it appears that he will stand up from his seal, calmly express his views Shrt S&n passed away on 19th January, 1995 at and smilingly resume his seal Nobody will perhaps t>e Burdwen «l the age of 72 years able to fill this gap A stark reality of life once again is before us in the form of death Shn THca Ram Paliwal was a Meml)er of Third Lok Sabha dunng 1962-67 representing Hindaun constituency The arcumstances in which the former President Giani of Rajasthan Earlier, he had t>een a Member of Rajasthan Zail Singh died are heart rending The death of our former Legislative Assembly from 1957-58 and was elected to President, who successfully discharged his duties as the Rajya Sabha in Apnl 1958 Union Home Minister and the Punjab Chief Minister, A veteran freedom fighter, Shn Paliwal gave up his caused by a road accident is a sad commentary on our flounshing legal practice to take active part in the system The way Gianiji rose from a small village of Faridkot to grace the office of the President of the Indian Satyagraha Movement in 1930 and 1932 and suffered Republic IS not the story of individual, it is the story of a impnsonn^nt several times nation which secured freedom after a prolonged period of An able administrator, Shn Paliwal served his home slavery and which is full of capabilities He State Rajasthan with distinction as the First Chief Minister 13 00 hrs. spent several years in jails But Gianiji rose of Rajasthan from March to November 1952 and as Deputy step
find It difficult to face his assertions as he would come to the Shn Madhu Limaye was our leader When I joined House after doing his home-work These days such politics. Madhu ji, Thakur Ji and Joshi Ji were the leaders of analytical approaches have become rare He matched his the Sanyukt Socialist Party Atal Ji has nghtly asserted that precept with his practice Though he was tx)m in Pune yet at that time politics was not based on caste and religion but he had been elected to the Lok Sabha from Bihar It is on ideologies We were happy to see that although Madhuji obvious that at that time people did not get swayed by belonged to a Brahmin family, yet he always fought for the considerations of birth or caste, etc The public used to elect cause of the cfa//fs He wrote about Baba Sahib Ambedkar their representatives on the basis of ideologies He did We may or may not speak anything but Madhuji used to Mistice to the place from w^ich he had been elected opeak and write down it Sometimes we feel that as long as He continued to wnte on the problems being faced by the people like Madhu Limye ji are bom in the country, who try country and about its future, till his last The day the news to seek justice for ail nsing above caste and religion, there regarding his death was published, the Hindustan Times will be no caste based dispanty or war He was a talented had published his article also People may differ with him on man He was not only a politioan tHJt possessed all vanous matters yet he possessed qualities of thinking qualities He was both a wnter and a critic He wrote number continuously and to remain friendly with iriends tilt his fast of books I had an opportunity to spend last two days in days hospital with him At that time also, we did not feel that he would leave us He was suffenng from asthma We thought Madhu|i enioys an important place in the modern politics that he would recover but time s sickle spares no one He We hope that Shnmati Champa Tai Limaye and thpir son hab left us but the ideas he has left will always guide us would work on the same lines Sir, I had the pnvilege to see from close quarters Shr>mat( Shn Chandulal Chandrakar is also not with us today He Zohraben, Chaudhary Dahp Singh, Shn VT Patil Shn had deep regard ^or the Backward Classes All these Robin Sen and, Shn Tika Ram Paliwal I had an opportunity leaders were not merely idealists but they took active part in to work with him They are no more with us I would like to the freedom struggle also They were aware of each and associate myself with the views expressed by you and the everything in the country hon Pnme Minister about them Both on behalf of my party Leaders like Shnmati Johraben Akbarbhai Chavda, and myself, I would like to pay my humble tribute to all these Choudhry Dalip Singh Shn V T Patil. Shn Robin Sen and departed souls I request you to convey our feelmgs to the Shn Tika Ram Paliwal are also nor with us today Once bereaved members of the family again I )0in with you and the Leader of the House and pay SHRI RAM VILAS PASWAN (Rosera) Mr Speakei Sir tnbute to all these departed souls I request you to convey on behalf of my party the Janata Dal and myself alonqwith oui feelings to the bereaved members of their families the Leader of the House and the Leader of the Opposition we mourn the passing away of each of the departed leader fCnq/i'ih} All of us had the opportunity to serve under the leadership of Gianiji Limayep and Chandulal Chandrakarji and as Atal|i SHRI SOMNATH CHATTERJhE (Bolpur) Mr Speaker had said we are unable to forget Qiani)i He was not only Sir pn behalf of my parly and myself, we mourn the passing bom in a poor family, on seeing him, anyone could have felt away of so many distinguished sons of our country that inspite of being bom in a poor family he would nse upto Giani Zail Singh has left an indelible mark in the history of the highest rank For being a king it is necessary that one post independent India by his achievements, by his should be born in a royal family but if there & any examples dedicated service to the common people of this country and of holding the highest post by a commonman in denioc racy as an administratoi par excellence With a humble means It IS the example of Gianiji he rose to occupy the highest constitutional office in this All of us know that the portfolio of the Home Mimstei is country by dint of ment and dedicated service to the people very important and full of challenges I recall one incident of this country As freedom fighter, he occupied very high when he was the Home Minister The discussion was going office As the Chief Minister of Punjab he made signal on and he was laughing at that tims I asked him whether he contribution to the development of that State As Home was not filled with gnef on such an unbearable acc ident He Minister he had a very difficult tenure t>ecause those were replied that did I want the Home Minister of India to keep on the troublesome days But he discharged his functions with weeping'^ The Government is doing the needful It is an great ability A man with secular conviction, he was an example embodiment of the finest traditions of our country, of our Even after his retirement from the post of the President hentage he remained always with the poor, the backwards and the It has been mentioned that at one time there was some dalits and listened their problems and used to give a very tension dunng his tenure as President He came out of it ^y suitable answer W^'^in he was the President, the peop
[Translation] who will continue to inspire the present and coming generations He had turned down the opportunity to toin SHRI EBRAHIM SULAiMAN SAIT (Ponnani). Mr. the Government, but was always serving the cause of the Spaakor, Sir, many of our colleagues who have been poor Secular to the core and truly democratic, he was mentioned here have departed. We express our deep never afraid to call a spade a spade, though it might not t>e sorrow at their sad demise as they were the great sons of to the liking of a good number of people in the society our country. They rendered such services which cannot be ignored I Sir, we mourn the death of the other distinguished would in particular, make a mention of Gianiji, who had Members of *his House and we request you to convey our been the President of India and pnor to that. Home condolences to the bereaved families Minister of India. His demise has created an irreparable SHRI CHITTA BASU (Barasat) Mr Speaker Sir. I |Oin toss. He was a unique personality He was a lively person you, along with other colleagues of this House, in and firmly believed in seculansm. He was the Home expressing our sorrow and gnef over the demise of a Minister and you are aware that the concern of the Ministry number of important personalities of our country To Begin is with such issues which generate much heat But he with. Giani Zail Singh, who was the President of this great could very efficiently handle the situation He always used country of ours, who participated in the freedom struggle to say that one should not hate one's enemy t)ecause and contributed for the upliftment of the people of our there is a possibility that the latter may start loving you He country, deserves to be remembered by the country not had love for everybody and hatred for none Thus, he won only for a number of years but ages to come He was a everybody's heart. He had a great love for Urdu He was secular personality He was also a great statesman of rare interested in Urdu poetry He remembered many Urdu qualities and deep vision He stewarded the ship of the couplets and used them so properly that everybody was state with sagacity and wisdom pleased. I recall one couplet which can appropriately be Qted at his condolence— To remember Madhu Limaye is a unique pnvilege to us who believe in socialism and who have struggled or are Eai bagbane gulshan-e-hasti yeh kya kiya, struggling even today for the cause of socialism in the jaane chaman tha gut )0. wahi toone chun liya world Madhu Limaye has contributed immensely for the He was really the essence of the garden of India It growth of thought and action in the socialist movement in seems as if the best flower has been plucked We our country rememt>er and pay our tnbute to this great personality Sir, he was a unique Parliamentarian and it has been I would also like to make a mention of the late Shn mentioned by many He had extraordinary qualities for Madhu Limaye here He. too. was a great leader of India raising issues in this House in defence of the peoples' like Shn Jaiprakash Narayan and Dr Ram Manohar Lohia rights and peoples grievances He has authored a large He had his particular ideology and wanted to help the poor number of books which still remains a treasure for socialist and uplift them. Madhu Limayeji thougnt on these lines As workers and I think this country will benefit from his has been said here, he was a great Parliamentarian and I expenences, both as a socialist worker and also as a have seen him delivenng thunderous speeches Parliamentarian and author I have had an opportunity of being with Giani Zail Smghji Shn Robin Sen was trade unionist of unparalleled and Madhu Limayeji in the Parliament The loss occurred credibility He was committed to the cause of the workers by their death cannot be made up There are other friends He organised the workers at the grassroot level and also who have rendered their services to India in different fields defended then cause I had the opportunity of working with it is quite regretful that all these friends have parted from him in the trade union field us. I would like you to convey our sentiments to their Therefore. Sir, on behalf of my Party and on my own bereaved families behalf, I convey our condolences and would hope that you [EnghshJ will convey it to the members of the bereaved families
SHRI SOBHANADREESWARA RAO VADDE fj/anslattonj (Vijayawada). Mr. Speaker Sir, I rise to convey our deep condolences on my own behalf and on behalf of Telugu SHRI SULTAN SALAHUDDIN OWAISI (Hyderabad) Mr Desam Party over the death of Giam Zail Singh I would Speaker. Sir, I on behalf of myself and my pady join in the only like to add one particular aspect to what others have condolences offered by our fnends here Even today. I already narrated. Gianiji was a real democrat and it was remember the services rendered by Gianiji, particularly in because of his intervention as the President of India that a bringing under control the detenoratmg situation in Andhra democratically elected Government in the State of Andhra Pradesh Many times. I got the opportunity of meeting him. Pradesh which was derailed unlawfully was again put on It IS true that the birth of a person is a testimony of his tlie rails. He had always had a special affection for our death but one leaves an indelible impression on the hearts State of Andhra Pradesh and for my leader and the of people If dunng one's life one does some good work. Presklent of Telugu Desam Party, Shn N.T Rama Rao These are the deeds which make sonfieone pay the tnbutes to him after his death Sir, Shn Madhu Limaye is one of those very few persons who always lived up to the ideals for which they stood all Madhu Limayeji was one of the best Parliamentarians through their lives. He Is one of the very few personalities Dunng the last session, he used to come to the bbrary and 23 P»p§n LmkI FEBRUARY 13 1995 24
I would usually meet him there I, on behalf of myself and (Hindi and English versions) giving reasons for immediate my party offer my condolences to all included in today s legislation by the Cable Television Networks (Regulation) o b iti^ The fact is that one who passes away does not Ordinance. 1995 under rule 71(2) of the Rules of return but is remembered Procedure and Conduct of Business in Lok Sabha SHRI RAM SAGAR (Barabanki) Mr Speaker. Sir, I on [Placed in Library See No LT-7005/95J behalf of myself and my party. Samajwadi Party join the trad e r of the House. Leader of the Opposition and leaders Patents (Amendment) Ordinance, 1994 (No. 13 of 1994) of all the parties in offenng the condolences to the former and Customs Tariff (Amendment) Ordinance. 1994 President of India. Giani Zail Singh. S^n Madhu Limaye, (No. 14 of 1944) etc. Shn Chandulal Chandrakar and others THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF Sir, Qianiji was an able administrator We cannot forget HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT (DEPARTMENT his services to the nation Madhu Limayeji all along fought OF YOUTH AFFAIRS AND SPORTS) AND MINISTER OF against soaal, economic and political disparties and STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF PARLIAMENTARY endeavoured to set up a socialistic society His ideals his AFFAIRS (SHRI MUKUL WASNIK) I beg to lay on the life and his wntings are really inspinng i request you to Table, a copy each of the following Ordinances (Hindi and kir>dly convoy our deep condoloncos. offered to these English versions) under article 123(2)(a) of the departed souls, to their bereaved families Constitution — [Enohsh] (1) The Patents (Amendment) Ordinance. 1994 (No 13 of 1994) promulgated by the President SHRI E AHAMED (Manjen) Sir, I nse to associate on the 31st December, 1994 myself with the sentiments expressed by the Prime Minister and the Party Leaders in the passing away of the [Placed in Library See No LT-7006/95) distinguished Members of this House. Including our former (2) The Customs Tariff (Amendment) Ordinance, President 1994 (No 14 of 1994) promulgated by the So far as Gianiji is concerned. I have personal President on the 31st December. 1994 knowledge as to how he dealt with the Moradabad nots [Placed in Library See No LT-7007/951 and the manner in which he has tackled the aftermath of not IS an example for any njler in this country We have (3) The Special Protection Group (Amendment) tost a towenng personality in the death of Gianiji Ordinance 1995 (No 1 of 1995) promulgated by the President on the 10th January, 1995 Sir. When I mention the name of Shn Chandulal Chandrakar. so many things come to my mind He was an [Placed in Library See No LT-7008/951 amiable person and a very good personal friend of mine (4) The Industrial Development Bank of India Whenever he participated in the House the debate used to (Amendment) Ordinance 1995 (No 2 of 1995) be very lively We have lost a very good friend amonqsl us promulgrited by the President on the 13th in this House January 1995 together with a corngendum As far as I know, Shn Madhu Limaye was a true thereto socialist On behalf of my Party I associate myself with the [Placed in Library See No LT-7009/95J other Leaders in conveying our condolences to the bereaved families (5) The Cable Television Networks (Regulation) SHRI P C THOMAS (Muoattuzha) Sir on behalf of the Ordinance 1995 (No 3 of 1995) promulgated Kerala Congress I would also like to express our deep by the President on the 17th January. 1995 sorrow on the death of Gian)i and other distinguished [Placed in Library See No LT-7010/95J Members (6) The Banking Companies (Acquisition and MR SPEAKER The House may now stand in silence for Transfer of Undertakings) Amendment a short while Ordinance 1995 (No 4 of 1995) promulgated 13.51 his by the President on the 21st January, 1995
The Members •^tood in silence for j ^nurt while [Placed in Library See No LT-7011/951 (7) The Secunties Laws (Amendment) Ordinance. 13.52 hrs. 1995 (No 5 of 1995) promulgated by the PAPERS LAID ON THE TABLE President on the 25th January 1995 [Placed in Library See No LT-7012/95J Explanatory Statement giving reasons for immediate legislation by Cable Television Networks (Regulation) MR SPEAKER The House stands ad|ourned to meet Ordinance again on February 14 1995 at 11 DO AM [English J 13.53 hrs. THE MINISTER OF STATE OF THE MINISTRY OF The Lok Sabha then adjourned nil Eleven of the Clock INFORMATION AND BROADCASTING (SHRI K P SINGH on Tuesday February 14 1995/Magha 25 1916 tSaka) DEO) I beg to lay on the Table an explanatory statement