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Adjournment Motion 323-331 Papers Laid on the Table 331-353 Adjournment Motion 354-427 Threat to democracy as a result of political murders and criminalisation of politics as in Meham Shri Vasant Sathe 354-359 Shri Jai Parkash 359-366 Shri Somnath Chatterjee 366-370 Shri Madan Lal Khurana 371-374 *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. (ii) CoLUMNS Shri Bhajan Lal 374-382 Shri Bhogendra Jha 383-385 Shri Kapil Dev Shastri 38~90 Shri Chitta Basu 391-392 Shri P. Chidambaram 392-398 Prof. Prem Kumar Dhumal 399--400 Shri Brij Bhushan Tiwari 400-401 Shri Bansi Lal 402-408 Shri Rajmangal Pande 408-410 Shri Piyare Lal Handoo 411-412 Shri Chlranji Lal Sharma 412-414 Shri Mutti Mohammad Sayeed 414-420 Re. Statehood for De!hi 427-428 Business of the House 428-429 Constitution (Sixty-Seventh Amendment) Bill-Introduced 429-430 Matters Under Rule 377 430-434 (i) Need for taking over Krishna textile mill, Beawar in 430--431 District AJmer of Rajasthan Prof. Rasa Singh Rawat (ii) Need to set up a thermal power station in district 431 Bhojpur (Bihar) Shri lej Narayan Singh (iii) COLUMNS (iii) Need to reconsider the proposal for importing a 431-432 sorting machine for G.P.O., Bombay Shri Vamanrao Mahadik (iv) Need to formulate an 'Action Plan' for cleansing 432 the polluted waters of Godavari river Shrimati J. Jamuna (v) Need for extending the provision of the Urban 433 Land Ceiling Act to the Farm Houses owned by non-traditional farmers Shri K.C. Tyagi (vi) Need to fix the support price of fruits produced in 433-434 hilly areas of Uttar Pradesh Shri Harish Rawat Committee on Private Members' Bills and Resolutions 434 Fifth Report-Adopted Resolution Re. Ban on cow Slaughter 435-472 Shri Guman Mal Lodha 435-444 Shri Vasant Sathe 444-450 Shri R.L.P. Verma 450-453 Shri Kalp Nath Rai 453-456 Kumari Uma Bharati 456-460 Shri Shopat Singh Makkasar 450-467 Shri Prahlad Singh Patel 467-470 Shri Dasai Chowdhary 470-471 LOK SABHA DEBATES LOKSABHA ORAL ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS [English) Export of Basmati Rice to EEC coun- Friday, May 18, 1990Naisakha 28, 1912 tries (Salea) "SSO. SHRt MANORANJAN BHAKATA: Will the Minister of COMMERCE be pleased to state: The Lok Sabha met at Eleven of the Clock (a) whether the European Economic Commmunity has reduced or proposes to [MR. SPEAKER in the Chaiij reduce the import levy on Basmati rice; [ Translation) (b) if so, its impact on the import of Indian rice by the EEC countries; and SHRl KALP NATH RAl: Mr. Speaker, Sir, a candidate was brutally murdered at (c) the steps taken by Government to Meham. Democracy has been slaughtered maintain the export of Indian rice to EEC there. (Interruptions) countries? MR. SPEAKER: Kalp Nath Rai ji, now it THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE is Question Hour. Let the House continue MINISTRY OF COMMERCE (SHRI AR- with the Question Hour. ANGILSHREEDHARAN): (a}to (c). AState- ment is laid on the Table of the House. ( Interruptions) STATEMENT SHRt KALP NATH RAt: Mr. Speaker, Sir, there is no democracy in the State. (a) The European Economic Commu- Democracy has been strangled there. I would, nity (EEC) reduced the normal levy therefore like to request you to adjourn the by 25% on import of a quantity of Question Hour and hold a discussion on this Basmati rice equivalent to 10,000 subject. tonnes of husked rice per year for the period from 1.1.1987 to ( Interruptions) 30.6.1991. MR. SPEAKER: KaJp Nath Rai ji, please (b) Import of Basmati rice by EEC from take your seat, and let the Question Hour India has increased from 18,614 continue now. (Interruptions) tonnes in 1986 to 20,546 tonnes in 1987, to 21,691 tonnes in the first 9 months of 1989. MAY 18,1990 3 Oral Answers This rise in exports of Basmati rice improvement of quality. superior packages. to EEC could, to some extent, be brand image etc. India h~s beaten Pakistan attributed to reduction in levy but by getting ninety per cent share this way. the marketing efforts of the export- ers and the quality of our Basmati SHRI MANORANJAN BHAKATA: Sir. rice are also equally important fac- he has not replied second part of my ques- tors. tion. Before I ask the second supplementary, I am entitled to get answer to the first ques- (c) The exporters have been urged to tion. I have not received reply from the Min- step up their efforts particularly in ister as to the exportable surplus available promoting export of Basmati rice in for Basmati rice. consumer packs under Indian brand names. SHRI ARANGIL SHREEDHARAN: It is 1446 tonnes. SHRI MANORANJAN BHAKATA: Mr. Speaker, Sir, the foreign exchange earned SHRI MANORANJAN BHAKATA: There by exporting Basmati rice is as follows: is a complaint ali over about the quality of Indian Basmati rice sent abroad. And that is 1986-87 Rs. 193 crores why are losing market. I would like to know specifically from the hon. Minister what are 1987-88 Rs. 352 crores the steps taken for quality control, and whether he is going to declare the entire 1989-90 Rs. 354 crores Basmati rice available for export only. What is the minimum export price fixed and what is But if we look into the EEC countries, India in the difference between the domestic market matters of export of Basmati rice would not price and the minimum export price? Fur- make a big dent in the EEC countries. Even ther, I would also like to know whether main then rt is heartening that the import of Bas- export of Basmati rice of GuH countries and mati rice by EEC countries from India has the Soviet Union has also been taken care increased from 18614 ton nes to 21981 ton- of. nes dUring nine months of 1989. But there is enough scope to increase that quantrty. SHRI ARANGIL SHREEDHARAN: We Therefore, I would ask a pointeQ question: are producing Basmati rice in sufficient quality What are the constraints that the Govern- and are also doing all sorts of promotional ment faces to increase the quantrty of Bas- activrties for export of Basmati rice. mati rice for import by EEC countries and what is the action that the Government Another question was asked about the contemplates to take? Secondly, what is the quality. We see that substandard rice is not total surplus of Basmati rice available for exported. We have our inspection wings export in order to earn valuable foreign which inspect rice before it is exported. (Inter- exchange? ruptions) SHRI ARANGIL SHREEDHARAN: The first thing is the demand by the EEC coun- You asked as to what is its price. Sir, it tries. We can sell rice only to match their is Rs. 9,500 per tonne. demands. Our Basmati rice is of a very high quality and fetches a high price. However, SHRI MANORANJAN BHAKATA: they do not make such a big demand now. Question regarding the quality control has Still we are trying our best to popularize this not been answered. by various methods like increasing Basmati export by marketing through contacts in EEC, SHRI ARANGIL SHREEDHARAN: I retail chains in hotels, aggressive publicity, have already said that the quality of the 5 Oral Answ91B VAISAKHA 28, 1912 (SAKA) Oral Answ91:S 6 stocks of rice being exported to the other As far as the rice exported to other countries is inspected. countries is concerned, , cannot off-hand say whether we have received any com- SHRI PURUSHOTTAM KAUSHIK: Sir, plaint or not. It is because this question in the past also, basmati and other scented pertains to the export of rice to the European rice were exported to gulf and also to USSR. EconomicCommunity.ldo not know whether In the name of Basmati rice, some scented there has been any complaint about the rice rice were exported. The quality of rice sup- exported to Russia and other countries. In plied to these countries were very ghatiya, case we receive any complaint. I assure the i.e. they were adulterated. That is· one of the House that we will look into it. We will take it reasons as to why demand of Indian Basmati very seriously. Because we are not going to in the foreign market is going down. Sir, it has allow our country to be degraded by export- not only affected our foreign exchange earn- ing the rice. ings but it has alsO brought a bad name to the country. PROF. N.G. RANGA" He has put a question regarding cooperatives also. Firstly, I would like to know whether these allegations are true that in the past SHRI ARANGIL SHREEDHAAAN: A when the rice deal was made with the Gulf small quantity of rice is being exported countries and also with the USSR there were through the cooperatives like the NAFED.
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