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C O N T E N T S
22.12.2014 1 C O N T E N T S Sixteenth Series, Vol.VI, Third Session, 2014/1936 (Saka) No.21, Monday, December 22, 2014/Pausa 1, 1936 (Saka) S U B J E C T P A G E S OBITUARY REFERENCE 2 ORAL ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS Starred Question No.401 to 405 4-44 WRITTEN ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS Starred Question Nos.406 to 420 45-98 Unstarred Question Nos.4601to 4830 99-495 The sign + marked above the name of a Member indicates that the Question was actually asked on the floor of the House by that Member. 22.12.2014 2 PAPERS LAID ON THE TABLE 496-508 MESSAGE FROM RAJYA SABHA 509 BUSINESS ADVISORY COMMITTEE 509 10th Report COMMITTEE ON WELFARE OF SCHEDULED 509 CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES Study Tour Report COMMITTEE ON PAPERS LAID ON THE TABLE 510 1st and 2nd Reports STANDING COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE 510 5th Report STANDING COMMITTEE ON INFORMATION 510-511 TECHNOLOGY 1st to 4th Reports STANDING COMMITTEE ON DEFENCE 511 2nd to 5th Reports STANDING COMMITTEE ON ENERGY 511-512 st rd 1 to 3 Reports STANDING COMMITTEE ON EXTERNAL AFFAIRS 512 3rd and 4th Reports STANDING COMMITTEE ON FINANCE 512 4th, 8th, and 9th Reports STANDING COMMITTEE ON FOOD, CONSUMER 513 AFFAIRS AND PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION 1st and 2nd Reports STANDING COMMITTEE ON LABOUR 513 3rd Report 22.12.2014 3 STANDING COMMITTEE ON COAL AND STEEL 513-514 1st to 6th Reports STANDING COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE 514 115th and 116th Reports STANDING COMMITTEE ON HOME AFFAIRS 515 182nd and 183rd Reports STATEMENTS BY MINISTERS (i)Status of implementation of the recommendations contained in the 251st Report of the Standing Committee on Industry on ‘functioning of Prime Minister’s Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP)’, pertaining to the Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises. -
Council of State Debates
Saturday, 18th February, 1939 53 0) . THE ^( .qJ COUNCIL OF STATE DEBATES V olume I, 1939 ( 23rd January to i 8th April, igjg) FIFTH SESSION OF THE FOURTH COUNCIL OF STATE, 1939 ir-i-> -7 3 PuDLismro THI M a n a o i e o r P ublications , D e l h i P r in t e d b v t h b M a n a g e r , G o v b b n m e n t o r I n d ia P m s b , N e w D e l h i 1930. lOl CONTElrtfl. Pagrb. XoDdaf, 88rd J u m if, i r - ^ ^ i : ^ TAHmheTB S w o r n ...................................................................................... 1’ QueationB and A n B w ers.............................................................................. 1— 9 Motion for Adjournment re Railway disaster near HaEartbagh, E. I. R. 9— ^10 Amendments to Ottawa Trade Agreement Rules, 198S, laid on the table 10-*-11 Message from His Excellency the Governor Genenil . 11 Committee on Petitions . 11— 12 Congratulations to recipients of Honours ...... 12— 18 Governor Oenerftl*8 Assent to Bills . f . 18 Bills passed by the Legislative Assembly laid on the table . ; 13 Messages from the Legislative Assembly . 18— 14 Death of Nawab Sir Muhammad Mueammii*UllAh Khan and Khan Bahadur Hafiz Muharoniad Halim . • . ^ 14, Moior vehicles Rill— Motion to consider, adopted . , . 115—*87 Statement of Biuiiness ....... 37—>38 Thuiday. 86th January, 1989— Questions and Answers . , 39— 46 Motion for Adjournment re Constitution of the Indian fltodhniBt'Cbm- v mittee— Disallowed ......... 46^-^g Statement laid on the tablere Draft Conventions and Recommendations adopted by the 21st (Maritime) Session of the Litemational Labour Conference . -
Statistical Tables Contents
STATISTICAL TABLES CONTENTS Page S. NO Contents No. 1. AREA AND POPULATION 1.1. AREA , POPULATION , LITERATE , SC S AND ST S- SEX WISE BY BLOCKS 1 1.2. POPULATION BY BROAD INDUSTRIAL CATEGORIES OF WORKERS . 3 1.3. POPULATION BY RELIGION 5 1.4. POPULATION BY AGE GROUPS 6 1.5. POPULATION OF THE DISTRICT -DECENNIAL GROWTH 7 1.6. SALIENT FEATURES OF 2011 CENSUS . 8 2. CLIMATE AND RAINFALL 2.1. TEMPERATURE 9 2.2. SEASON WISE AND MONTH-WISE NORMAL AND ACTUAL RAINFALL DATA 10 2.3. TIME SERIES DATA OF RAINFALL BY SEASONS . 12 3. AGRICULTURE 3.1. Soil Classification (with illustration by map) 14 3.2. Land Utilization 17 3.3. Area and Production of Crops 19 3.4. Agricultural Machinery and Implements 21 3.5. Number and Area of Operational Holdings 22 3.6. Consumption of Chemical Fertilizers and Pesticides 24 3.7. Regulated Markets 25 3.8. Crop Insurance Scheme 26 3.9. Sericulture 27 4. IRRIGATION 4.1. Sources of Water Supply 28 4.2. Actual Area Irrigated by sources. 29 4.3. Area Irrigated by Crops. 30 4.4. Details of Dams, Tanks, Wells and Bore wells 31 5. ANIMAL HUSBANDRY 5.1. Livestock Population 32 5.2. Veterinary Institutions and Animals treated 33 5.3. No. of Veterinary H ospitals 34 5.4. Diary Development 35 -38 5.5. Poultry Development 39 5.6. FISHERIES DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTION 39 6. BANKING AND INSURANCE 6.1. Commercial Banks 40 6.2. Insurance Schemes 41 7. CO -OPERATION 7.1. Co-operative Societies 42 8. -
Project Work Project -1 :- Build Your ‘Word Power’ Instructions : Pick a Word on the Letter ‘A’ on DAY 1, ‘B’ on DAY 2 and So On
GRADE V – SUMMER HOLIDAY HOMEWORK : 2018 - 19 Note : All the home works need to be done in respective homework books. Subject Project work Project -1 :- Build your ‘Word Power’ Instructions : Pick a word on the letter ‘A’ on DAY 1, ‘B’ on DAY 2 and so on. Pick a word from the dictionary for the chosen letter. Mention the Part of speech of the chosen word. Find its synonyms and antonyms (2each). Frame an appropriate sentence for the word chosen. Example : My letter for Day 1 : ‘A’ My word – adorable Synonyms: Antonyms: 1. Lovable 1. Horrible English 2. charming 2. Hateable Part of speech : Adjectives Sentence :- The little baby was so cute and adorable. PROJECT : 2 Listen to the song and identify Parts of speech: - ‘What a Wonderful World’. Learning objectives: - Enhancement of vocabulary. To learn to appreciate the language and its richness. To know about the Parts of Speech. To develop good language skills. Life Skills: Students will be able to communicate fluently using different words by framing proper sentences. Project -1 : 2nd Language Hindi Project -2 : लकड़ी की काठी काठी पे घोड़ा घोड़े की दुम पे जो मारा हथौड़ा दौड़ा दौड़ा दौड़ा घोड़ा दुम उठा के दौड़ा घोड़ा पंचा चौक म चौक म था नाई घोड़ेजी की नाई ने हज़ामत जो बनाई चग-बग चग-बग चग-बग चग-बग घोड़ा पंचा चौक ... दौड़ा दौड़ा दौड़ा घोड़ा दुम उठा के दौड़ा घोड़ा था घमंडी पंचा सी मंडी सी मंडी बरफ़ पड़ी थी बरफ़ म लग गई ठंडी चग-बग चग-बग चग-बग चग-बग घोड़ा था घमंडी .. -
C O N T E N T S
11.03.2015 1 C O N T E N T S Sixteenth Series, Vol.VIII, Fourth Session, 2015/1936 (Saka) No.12, Wednesday, March11, 2015/Phalguna 20, 1936 (Saka) S U B J E C T P A G E S ORAL ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS Starred Question No. 201 to 205 13-65 WRITTEN ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS Starred Question Nos. 206 to 220 66-107 Unstarred Question Nos. 2301 to 2530 108-604 The sign + marked above the name of a Member indicates that the Question was actually asked on the floor of the House by that Member. 11.03.2015 2 PAPERS LAID ON THE TABLE 605-609 COMMITTEE ON PRIVATE MEMBERS’ BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 7th Report 610 STANDING COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORT, TOURISM AND CULTURE th 217 Report 610 STATEMENTS BY MINISTERS (i) Status of implementation of the recommendations contained in the 53rd Report of the Standing Committee on Information Technology on 'Norms for the setting up of telecom towers, its harmful effects and setting up of security standards in expansion of telecom facilities', pertaining to the Department of Telecommunications, Ministry of Communications and Information Technology Shri Ravi Shankar Prasad 610 (ii) Status of implementation of the recommendations contained in the 200th Report of the Standing Committee on Transport, Tourism and Culture on the 'Development of Tourism, National Highways and Water Transport in Kerala and Cochin Shipyard Limited', pertaining to the Ministry of Tourism Dr. Mahesh Sharma 623 11.03.2015 3 (iii) Landing of a Solar-powered aircraft in Ahmedabad on 10th March, 2015 Dr. Harsh Vardhan 631-633 SUBMISSION BY MEMBER Re: New evidence -
NEW YEAR CALENDAR.Pmd
KOTTUR GARDENS RESIDENTS’ ASSOCIATION (Regd. No. 360/1991) Executive Committee 2012-2013 Dr. R. RAMAPRABHU P. RAMANATHAN President Vice President 9840962070 24475408 K.R.SIVAKUMAR Dr. N. PITCHAI MUTHU Secretary Treasurer 9444803247 24472227 Committee Members N.BHARATHI S. SHANMUGAM 9840167391 9840791237 CHOODAMANI RAJAN M. GOWTHAM KOTA 24474054 9444464066 M.P. BADRINATH 9345179397 9 RESIDENTS OF KOTTUR GARDENS Door Door Flat No Flat No Name Occupation Telephone No. (Old) (New) GANDHI MANDAPAM ROAD 7 24 DURAI MURUGAN M.A.B.L. Former Minister 24470886/24472821 7A 22GF K.VENKATRAMANI C.G.M TELECOM (RETD) 24472233 7B 20 CTM VEERAPPAN MIRASDAR 9444551234/24474477 LINK ROAD 1 12 DHANASEKARAN C.K.Dr. 2 10 L.RAM KUMAR 42081882 / 9841022812 3 8FF C.RADHAKRISHNAN BUSINESS 65907564 4GF 6GF S.KRISHNAVENI 5 4 VENI SRINIVASAN HOUSEWIFE 24475914 / 24472026 6GF 2GF DR. P. SAKTHI DENTIST/ CLINIC 24474472 6FF 2FF MAHESH 6SF 2SF DEVINARAYANAN EXPORTERS 24474362 7 1 DR. C. K. DHANASEKARAN DENTAL SURGEON 24471589 8GF 3GF PUSHPA RAMESH BUSINESS 24472283 MEADOWS STATIONERY 8FF 3FF MRS.SUDHAKASTHURIRANGAN HOUSEWIFE 24474034 8SF 3SF SANTHANA KRISHNA PRE SCHOOL 9 5 SURESH S.U BUSINESS 42087151 10GF 7GF DR.R.RAMPRABHU DEAN RETD/ANNA UNIVERSITY 24471441 10FF FF DAMODARAN 98409 62070 11 9 SANJEEV PREETI 12 11GF TNSC BANK BANK 24470051 12 11 FF PRASANA P NIVAZ 24470374 10 FIRST MAIN ROAD 1 22 M. VAIDYANATHAN CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 24470766 2 21GF S. MARUTHAPPA FIRE SAFETY CONSULTANT 24475519 2 21FF DR. M. SANTHANAM 94440 85519 3 20 DR. VELLAIYAN GEN.PHYSICIAN 24472408 4FF 19FF RAVI KANNAN VICE PRESIDENT TPI 24471961 PRIYA RAVI EXCLUSIKA EVENT MANAGEMENT 98410 7196 5GF 18GF JAYAKUMAR 24473847 5FF 18FF KAYEE FOOD P LTD. -
Indian Railways Budget Speech 1988-89 480 Speech of Shri
Indian Railways Budget Speech 1988-89 Speech of Shri Madhavrao Scindia Introducing the Railway Budget, 1988-89 on 24 th february, 1988 Mr. Speaker, Sir, I rise to present the Revised Estimates for the year 1987-88 and Budget Estimates for the year 1988-89 for the Indian Railways. Introduction 2. It was gratifying for us in the Railways to have received continued support and encouragement from Honourable Members from all sections of the House, and ever-increasing co-operation from members of the public. This served to enthuse and inspire Railwaymen to new heights in the year 1986-87, and in the current year 1987-88. 2.1 The best productivity indicator of freight operations, Net Tonne Kilometres per Wagon per Day, which had increased to 1296 (BG), in 1985-86, reached a new high when it touched 1420 in the year 1986-87-- an improvement of as much as 10%. 1350 was the target for the terminal year of the 7th Plan. I am happy to say, we have steamed way past this figure three years ahead of time. It has enabled the Indian Railways to retain the position it had achieved last year as a world leader in freight capacity utilisation, leaving behind countries even in the developed world. Members will appreciate the magnitude of the increased freight transport effort when I state that with only a very marginal increase in the wagon fleet, the first two years of the 7th Plan together, have produced an additional 41.1 billion net tonne kilometres. This has surpassed by as much as 56% in these two years alone, the transport increase of 26.2 billion in the entire five year period taken together, of the 6th Plan. -
Tuticorin Port Development Under Railways
Journal of Information and Computational Science ISSN: 1548-7741 TUTICORIN PORT DEVELOPMENT UNDER RAILWAYS Dr.K.Marimuthu Guest Lecturer Department of History Bharathidasan University Tiruchirappalli-24, Tamil Nadu, India [email protected] Abstract The Port of Tuticorin is important as it forms the Southernmost Port on the east coast and has the largest trade in South India. In his enumeration of ports on the east coast of India. The first railway line, on South Indian Railway from Madurai to Thoothukudi was opened on 1st January 1876, to a distance of 157.9 Km. and from Thoothukudi to Foreshore (0.65 Km.) on 7th August 1899. The section of railway line from Maniyachi to Tirunelveli (28 km) was opened on 1st January, 1876. Keywords— Tuticorin, Port, Hinterland, Industry, Railways I INTRODUCTION Thoothukudi formed a part of Pandyan Kingdom from the 7th century and the Chola Kingdom from the 9th to 12th Centuries. There is a little doubt that the Chola invasion of Ceylon was launched from Thoothukudi, the base closest to Sri Lanka (llangai). The obvious advantage of a well guarded and convenient roadstead where sailing vessels and ships can anchor and were silting poses no problem throughout Thoothukudi to the forefront as a Port. Lured by the wealth of Tamil Nadu, travellers, adventurers and colonisers locked the East Coast. The Portuguese who first came in 1 532 were engaged in spreading Christianity along the fishing coast apart from trade activities. In 1542 St.Francis Xavier landed in Thoothukudi. The flourishing trade of Portuguese in Thoothukudi attracted the Dutch who had by then occupied Sri Lanka and took over Thoothukudi in 1658. -
LOK SABHA DEBATES (English Version)
T~ Serf.., Vol. XXXvm, No.3 Tuesday, March 14, 1~.5 _. ---_ .. __ --- Ph&lguua 23. 1916 (Sak4) LOK SABHA DEBATES (English Version) Thirteenth Session (Tentb Lok Saliba) (1'01. XXXYIII contains Nos. 1 to 10) LOK SABHA SECRETARIAT NEW DELHI Price : Rs. 50.00 (OIdOOW..1!NGUSR JIaOCSI!OINGS INCU1DIII) IN ENoL_ \'IIIISIOK AND 0aI0UW: HlNDI noCaDINOs"~ IN hDiDI VIIlSION WILL BE TUATID. AJ AlJ'I1IOa1'tATIVS AND NOT TIiB l'IWtIILATlON <TBDIIOf.J . Corr1G~IJda to Lglt Snbha DebC\,'ltes (EIlGlls Verslon) TUIolD,Jay, Mnr..:h 14, l')')5/I'hulc;una 23, 1916 (Saka) ~L1ne ne~ 6/1 Shr1 Atul Bihari Vajpujec belri A tal Dibari Vajpayee 24/19 iJr. V iswanathun Kani tlli ,;,jr. V is'Ws'natham 149/3 JJr. V 15 ewanathan Kani thi Kunitl11 31/8 The liinistry of Rail\lays '%he J.!inist,or of .iiailwayc 53/11 .i;r. AuU'i t Lul Kuli'..llls: w. Arnrit Lal Kalidas Patel: 5'+/32 (Shri ti.K.Krishna Kumar) (~hri b.Krisona KUlilar) 83/18 l'rQi'. AziiCk Anandrao S]Jri Asllok Anandrao 1; eSLJI!lulth i;eshl'lukh 89/8( from belov) Shri Surya Narain Yari:>.v 5hr1 Suryc. Narayan 175/23(.1'rom belou) Yadav 1 ')0/20 (Sl"¢.i' Ajit Singh) @l1ri ii.jit ~1n3h) 143/10 Prof. Suvitri Lakshmanan Prof. ;;)o.vithri Lal.tsllmDnn.n 180/6( from belo\/) \ 181/1~ 35 . 182/13:20,3l~ last 8111'1 Atal Bihar Vajpayee Shri A tal Bihari Vajpayee 183/17,29 193/11 (from belol'I)(3h!'i ;·jalll'lohar SinGh) (,j,inri l:alu;lOllun :"in~:h) 254/2 ( from belou) 255/10,13 uprit tipirit 255/29 neWVOllsnesz nervousnes s 256/9(l'rolll lielow} tUlleurh unleazh' 259/3(i'rom beleu) tloes not beLl<.ve: does not beho-.re 262/~ ir.leals 1'or m81JJ.~ing 1del:l.1s l'or mo.nltind 26~/1 hen. -
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392 Government [RAJYA SABHA] Bill It Is a State Subject
392 Government [RAJYA SABHA] Bill K : K ह, It is a State subject. ...(Interruptions)... A notice has to be given ...(Interruptions ह ह ह, ह ह H ह ....()... K ह : , ह ह ह ....()... ह ह^ # ह ह ....()... K : , ....()... K ह : , ....()... K : , ....()... K Z ह (4 Z): ह c ह ....()... MR. DEPUTY CHAIRMAN: Please allow the Business to go on. ... (Interruptions)... K ह : , ह ह z ह ....()... K ^W (4 Z): ह ह ह ....()... K : ....()... K ह :^X ह K ....()... K : ह , , ....()... Please allow the Business. ...(Interruptions)... __________ GOVERNMENT BILL The Appropriation (Railways) No. 3 Bill, 2007 U (K Z): ह, Z ह “ ZG 4 G 2007-2008 # Z , > H , The question was proposed. K ^W (): ^ ह, ह # ह ह ह, c ह # ह a# Government [29 AUG., 2007] Bill 393 , EU # ह U ह ^ ह $ P ह U ह H ह - ह G ह ह ह, ] U ] EU# ह ह ह EU ह ह a ह ह, ह ह ह ह H ह ह ह ह ह ह ह U ह G ह हह ह ह c ह, ह ह EU ह ह ह G ह ह EU# ह , G ह ह, ह ह ह c , ह घ . ह # ह ह, ह P ह ह ह ह, ह ह ह ह H G ह ह ह ह, ह ह, ह ह ह P ZK ह ZK -ह ह ह, ह ^ ] ह, ह Zc G # ह ह, ह P G ह ह U ह ह, Z EU ह, EU# ह, ह, 15 20 c ह, ह ह ह, ] ह, ] ह ह ह ह ह ह ह ^ ह ह ह ह, हz ह ह ह, -
Train Timings at Chennai Central
Train Timings at Chennai Central TRAIN TIMINGS FROM 01.09.2014 Train Nominated Name of the Train Arr. DEP. No. days of service #12688 Dehradun/Chandigarh – Madurai (Weekly) Express Wed 02.15 02.40 13351 Tatanagar / Dhanbad – Alappuzha Express Daily 03.00 03.25 Shalimar – Thiruvananthapuram (Bi-weekly) 16324 Tue,Thu 03.55 04.15 Express 16310 Patna – Ernakulam (Bi-weekly) Express Sat,Sun 03.55 04.15 15228 Muzaffarpur – Yesvantpur (Weekly) Express Wed 03.55 04.15 12510 Guwahati – Bangalore (Tri-weekly) Express Tue, Wed, Thu 04.15 04.40 12508 Guwahati – Ernakulam (Weekly) Express Sun 04.15 04.40 Guwahati Thiruvananthapuram (Weekly) 12516 Fri 04.15 04.40 Express Thiruvananthapuram – Guwahati (Weekly) 12515 Mon 05.40 06.20 Express 16309 Ernakula Patna (Bi-weekly) Express Tue, Wed 05.40 06.20 12509 Bangalore Guwahati (Tri-weekly) Express Thu, Fri, Sat 05.40 06.20 #12687 Madurai – Dehradun/Chandigarh Express Thu 09.20 09.45 15227 Yesvantpur Muzaffarpur (Weekly) Express Thu 09.30 10.00 12507 Ernakulam – Guwahati (Weekly) Express Wed 09.30 10.00 Thiruvananthapuram – Shalimar (Bi-weekly) 16323 Fri, Sun 09.30 10.00 Express 12970 Jaipur – Coimbatore (Weekly) Express Thu 09.45 10.10 12296 Patna – Bangalore Sangamitra Exp. Daily 13.30 13.55 12577 Dharbanga Bangalore Bhagamati (Weekly) 14.15 14.40 Thu Daily 12295 Express Bangalore Patna Sangamitra Exp. 15.05 15.40 Bangalore Dharbanga Bhagamati (Weekly) 12578 Sat 15.50 16.15 Express 12969 Coimbatore – Jaipur (Weekly) Express Fri 17.10 17.40 13352 Alappuzha Dhanbad / Tatanagar Express Daily 22.15 23.00 -
Page Front 1-12.Pmd
REPORT ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF KASARAGOD DISTRICT Dr. P. Prabakaran October, 2012 TABLE OF CONTENTS No. Topic Page No. Preface ........................................................................................................................................................ 5 PART-I LAW AND ORDER *(Already submitted in July 2012) ............................................ 9 PART - II DEVELOPMENT PERSPECTIVE 1. Background ....................................................................................................................................... 13 Development Sectors 2. Agriculture ................................................................................................................................................. 47 3. Animal Husbandry and Dairy Development.................................................................................. 113 4. Fisheries and Harbour Engineering................................................................................................... 133 5. Industries, Enterprises and Skill Development...............................................................................179 6. Tourism .................................................................................................................................................. 225 Physical Infrastructure 7. Power .................................................................................................................................................. 243 8. Improvement of Roads and Bridges in the district and development