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Monday, April 29, 1974 Fifth Series XXXIX, 46 Vaisakha 9, 1896 (Saka) TenthF)3=>7;9F XXXIX 450 !% F*F*&+&,F $-F!F CONTENTS (Fifth Series, Volume XXXIX, lotk SeMtaa, 1974) Afa. 46— Monday, April 29, 1974'ftiMaMa 9, 1896 (Safea) CqltiMNs , Obituary Reference ... 1—2 Oral Answers to Questions: •Starred Questions Nos. 873*, 874, 879, 880, 882 and 883 . 2— 32 Written Answers to Questions . Starred Questions Nos 872, 875 to 878, 881 and 884 to 893 . 32—45 Unstarred Questions Nos. 8446 to 8449, 8451 to 8531, 8533 to 8536, 8538 to 8618 and 8620 to 8645 . 45—232 Statements correcting Answers to USQ No. 4332 and USQ No. 4411 dated 2 5 - 3 - 1 9 7 4 .........................................................................233—34 Re. Adjournment Motion . .... 234—38 Papers Laid on the Table • 238—41 Assent to Bills . .................................... M 1 Estimates Committee— Reports and Minutes—p r e s e n t e d ............................................. 241—42 public Accounts Committee— Reports -presented ................................................................242*43 Committee on Public Undertakings— Reports and Minutes—presented .... 243—44 Direct Taxes (Amendment) Bill— (i) Repoit of Select Committee—presented. .... 244 {Mp Evidence—L e a d .................................................................244 Business Advisory Committee— Forty-second Report—adopted..................................................244—45 ♦The sign+marked above the name of a Member in dicote* that the Question was actually asked on the floor of the House by that Member. SJJ^LS— I Matter under Rule 377— Column ported Detection of Secret Mobile Radio Station in Meghalaya . 245—51 Demands for Grants, 1974-75— 251—451 Ministry of Home Affairs— Shri Jyotirmoy B o s u .................................................................... 261— 73 Shri H. K. L. Bhagat • 274— 82 Shri Jagannathrao J o s h i .................................................................... 282—93 Shri R. S. P a n d e y ..............................................................................294— 300 Shri Ishaque S a m b h a li.................................................................... 306— 19 Shri Bhagwat Jha A z a d ....................................................................319— 28 Shri K. S. C h a v d a ..............................................................................3*9—33 Shri Shashi B h u s h a n .................................................................... 333— 41 Shri Frank A n t h o n y .................................................................... 34— 48 Snri Darbara S in gh ..............................................................................348— 54 Shri Piloo M o d y ..............................................................................354— 59 Shri Dinesh Chandra G o s w a m i .................................................359— 65 Shri Samar G u h a .............................................................................. 365—73 Shri Kartik Oraon . .......................................373— 82 Shri R. P. Ulaganambi .... ... 382— 88 Shri D. Basumatari....................................... 388—94 Shri Anadi Charan Das ....................................... 395— 99 Shri K. M a r a k ................................................. 400—03 Shri Md. Jamilurrahman.................................................................... 403— 16 Shri Birender Singh Rao . ....................................... 416— 19 Shri Kushok B a k u l a ....................................................................419—22 Shri M. Satyanarayan R a o ...........................................................422—24 Shri Uma Shankar D i k s h i t ...........................................................424—34 Statement Re. Presidential Election— .................................................451— 54 Shri H. R. G o k h a l e .................................................................... 453—54 Appropriation (No. 2) Bill, 1974— Introduced. • • Motion to consider— ....................................... 45—576 Shri Yeshwantrao C h a v a n .................................................455,469—74 Shri Madhu L i m a y e .................................................................... 455—^4 Shri S. M. B a n e r j e e .....................................................................465—69 Clauses 2, 3 and 1 .............................................................................. 476 Motion to pass ............................................................................... 476 Shri Yeshwantrao C h a v a n ...........................................................476 Re. Half-an-Hour D i s c u s s i o n ...........................................................476 LOK SABHA DEBATES x 2 LOK SABHA. join me m conveying our condolences to tne beraved family. Monday April, 29 1074/Vaisakhtt U, 1896(Saka) The House may stand in silence for a short while to express its sorrow. The Lofc Sabha met at Eleven of the (The Members then stood in silence Clock for a shortwhile.) * [M». Speaker in the Chair) ORAL ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS Post of Chief Executive ef the S .C X OBITUARY REFERENCE lying vacant MR. SPEAKER Honourable Mem m S U B I m * m i BffijfPAN: bers, I have to Infora the House ofWill the Minister of S H IP P IN G & N D the sad demise of Shn G L . Mehta, TRAiNSPORT be pleased tt> state*. ' who passed away at Bombay, on the 28th April, 1974, at the axe of 74. (a) since when the post of Chief tft Executive of the Shipping Corporation of India has been lying vacant; Shri Mehta was a Member of the (b) whether the regional offices of Constituent Assembly in 1947. theH e Shipping Corporation of India served the country in various capahave been demanding more autonomy cities and held several important posiand power; and tion with distinction. A parliamenta rian, journalist and diplomat, he star (c) the steps taken or proposed to ted his career in the now-defunct be taken to check the deterioration in Bombay Chronicle as an Assistant Edithe working of the Shipping Corpo tor. He was our former Ambassadorration of India? to the United States and showed his diplomatic acumen while holding that THE DEPUTY MINISTER IN THE office. He had recently retired asMINISTRY OF SHIPPING AND Chairman of the Industrial Credit andTRANSPORT (SHRI PRANAB Investment Corporation ol India and KUMAR MUKHERJEE): (a) Shri the Indian Investment Centre. He C. P. Srivastava relinquished charge was also Chairman of the Bombay of the office of the Chairman and Branch of the Indian Council of Managing Director of the Shipping World Affairs since 1966. He wasCorporation as of India, on (tie afternoon sociated with the Planning Commis of 31st December, 1973. Capt. R. D. sion, the Hindustan Shipyard and the Kohli, one of the Executive Directors, National Shipping Board, being Mem was given overall charge of the Cor ber of these bodies. H e was awardedporation from the same date till a the ‘Padma Vibhushan’ in IW for new Chairman and M aâpng Director his meritorious service to the nation.is appointed by the Government. (b) No, Sir, We deeply mourn the less of this friend. 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