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RAJYA SABHA [14 March, 2005] Mr. Deputy Chairman, Sir, following intense unrest over inter-regional disparity, the Karnataka Legislative Assembly unanimously passed a resolution requesting the Centre to amend article 371 to enable the Karnataka Government to provide for regional reservation in the State in the matter of emptoyment and education to overcome the regional imbalance and for overall development of the region. Under similar circumstances of regional imbalance within a State, the Centre amended article 371 for development of certain backward regions in some States, including Andhra Pradesh. However, with regard to the proposal of Karnataka, the former Deputy Prime Minister of India, vide his letter dated 22.11.2002, had replied that it was not feasible and the same perception persists in the Government even today. Since the regional disparity in Karnataka is acute and persists despite the best efforts of the State Government, I request the Centre to suitably amend article 371 expeditiously enabling the Karnataka Government to provide for regional reservation in the matter of employment, education and for the overall development of the region. SHRI B.K. HARIPRASAD (Karnataka): Mr. Deputy Chairman, Sir, I associate myself with the Special Mention made by Shri Janardhana Poojary. MR. DEPUTY CHAIRMAN: The House stands adjourned to meet at 2.00 p.m. The House then adjourned for Lunch At Forty-three Minutes past Twelve of the Clock. The House re-assembled after lunch at three minutes past two of the clock, MR. DEPUTY CHAIRMAN in the Chair. TH BUDGET (RAILWAYS), 2005-2006—General Discussion MR. DEPUTY CHAIRMAN: We now take up the Budget (Railways), 2005-2006—General discussion, Shri Pramod Mahajan. 212 [14 March, 2005] RAJYA SABHA K Z ह3) (हP) : ह, $ ह ह ह ह ह - ह K ह Z ह ह ह 1920- 21 ह ह 180 82 , G ह ह 50 Z ह ह # G ह ह , .. G ^ह# ह ... ह, G H 75 G ह, - ह K ह Z ह? K ह G ह ह? ह ह , 180 , ह ह 50 ह घ ह 50 ह , 42 Z ह ह ह ह G EU EU ह c ह, ह# G ह ह ह K ह? U , U ह ह, ह ह - P ह , , , ^ U ह - घ ह ह K ` ZH ह, ह [K^ P ZH ह, ह , Z ह ह ह, - U , ह ह ह , , # 9 Z ह ह ह, E ह , - ह ह ह ह ह G ह ह ह, 75 G K G ह # , G ह ह ह ह ह, G-c ह ह ह G ह, G a Z 213 RAJYA SABHA [14 March, 2005] , Zc ह U ह ^ह ह ह $ 4 a ह ह G , ह U G 9 ह, ह $ ह ह , ह , , ह ह ह - Z U - Z , ह ह ह U ह ह P ह ह a H, ह ह, G- ह ह, ह ह ह, घ G Z ह... Z ह, U ह G ह ह G G , - ह ह P ^ह a ह U a ह, Z ह U - # ह ह G ह-U 9 ह # ह ह ह ह 9 ? ह ह ह ह U ह ह, ह ह, ह ह, ह U ह ह ह ह ह ह ह ह ह ह ह U ह ह “ ह ह “ ह ह ह ह ह K# ह# , # ह, ह ह- ह ह - ह U ह, , , ह G ह ह _ ह ह ह ह ह ह K ह ह, ह , ह U ह H ह ह ह U ह, Z 4 214 [14 March, 2005] RAJYA SABHA ह ह U a ह, ह ह 650 ह ह G ह ह ह, ह ह ह, 650 ह G ह ह ह ह ह ह H ह U # ह ह G ह ह, ह U ह U # ह H ह ह ह # , ह H ह ह, G ह ह ह, , U 17 G F KZ घ # ह # - ह , ह - - ह G ह 6 G F KZ 7? 11 G ह ह - G 17 G F KZ घ , 9 ह H ह ह ह a Z ह ह 11 G ह ह 6 cG F KZ H ह, ह ह ह ह H ह ह? 6 घ 11 G ह ह-, U , G 9 ह घ- घ ह ह, ह ह, - ह ह, घ ^ह 46 घ ह # ^ 17 cG F^ ह 46 G ह, ह – H ह K ह? ह ह ह ह U ह ह, ह, ? ह ह ह ह ह 14 ह – G, G ह , 14 G 31 K ह, cG F^ KZ ह ? 2004-05 ^ह 18 ह ह 9 ह ह, 9 ह H , ह ह , 9 ह G 3 ह ह, 6 ह घ 9 # 3 ह ह , 6 ह, 215 RAJYA SABHA [14 March, 2005] 2005-06 34 ह ह- 6 H ह ह ह, ह G ह ह 6 H ह ह – U ह ह- F 2 3 ह, ह 4 5 F ह ह G ह ह ह ह 4 5 2 3 ह घ , -2004-05 घ ह # Z G- , 2005-06 ह ह ह, , # G- H ह ह ह G 2004-05 19 ^ह ह ह 17 G ह ह 7 ह ह, ह ह 25 7 ह ह 31 G ह , K# G ह ह ह, 10 ह 17 7 10 ह ह ह ह 9 ह ह- , K# ह ह? 10 ह, ह, ह ह ह , E ह ह ^ह ह -72 ह E ह ह P ह, 9 ह , E E E 20 घ ह 921 ह 92 E ह ह? 27 ह G ह ह ह 60 E ह ह 52 ह E ह# , 60 E ह, , 52 52 , K ह? # ह ह ह ह ह , घ R ह ह ह c ह # , ह ह ह ह ^ह ह ह ह ह ह , , ह ह, H ह, K# U - ह 4 ह ह ह ...()... 216 [14 March, 2005] RAJYA SABHA † B ) C?Dह !) @J (] Z) : a ह øБŗΌ ĶΊ ¬ ŗˆ Śⁿ ŗ΅ őŵŠ : "" ňά ¬ Ń ÑźΊ ŀΈ """ŚŶŮ˜ ¢  Ķǿ θ ¢ ŀźŠ˜ ĶΉ κ ŗΈ K Z ह3) :a ह K ह, U ह ^ह ह ह ह 2007 2008 a G , , ह घ ह P ^ ह, K# R U ^ ह ^ ह ह ह ह, ह 2009 2010 ह # , -ह 1500 , ^ 2100,2200 , ह , ह 200 ह, # ह ह ह ह ह G ह ह ह 130-135 ह ह ह ह ह 140 ह , ह ह ह, ह - ह, ^, - G , ह ह, , ह Z ह, R a ह H G ह ह , a G ह ...()... ह ह ह ...().. SHRI V. NARAYANASAMY ( Pondicherry): If is possible. Not only feasible but it is possible also. SHRI PRAMOD MAHAJAN: If it is possible, I don't mind it. I would like to traveLwith you after two years. ह, ह , a G ह, [ ह , ह - a , ह ह ह R ^ G ह ह † Transliteration of Urdu Script. 217 RAJYA SABHA [14 March, 2005] # a ह, ह ह P ह ह 4 ह ह ह a K# , , , - , ह 4 ह ह ....().. ह ह, a ह ह ह ह, ह +, ह ह, ह G ह ^ह ह , ह H ह ह H ह ह - K# ह ह#, K# ह ह ह ह ह ह, ह # # ह ह ह ह ह ह ह ह H ह ह ह ह ह ह ह ह, 7 Z K ह? K ह ह ह, ह ह ह ह ह , P ... Z_ घ ह ह, - ह ह ह , ह H H ह H ह, ह ह, ह ह a ह ह, G ह ह, K# ह ह ह ह ह U ह ह ह ह ह U ^ह , G 2005 , ह 31 K ह ह ^ ह ^ह # , , ह ह “” H, “ ” H - , , # G,2005 ^ U ह P ह# ह#, - P , ^ ह, ह ह ह, # , ह P ह, ह P ह, # ^ह ह 225 ^ ह “” K ह # c , U , ह ह , ह ह ह ह ? ह U c ह ह G ह ह ह ह ह ह, ह -, c , 218 [14 March, 2005] RAJYA SABHA , ह ह K ह? ह ह ह ह ह 4 ह ह ह ह U ह , ^ P , ह Z घ ह ह , a Z, ह ह ह U # ह ह U ह Z ह ह, ह ह U ^ ह, ह ह E Z ह ह U \Y ह, ह.
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    Document of The World Bank Public Disclosure Authorized Report No: 24004-IN PROJECT APPRAISAL DOCUMENT ONA PROPOSED LOAN Public Disclosure Authorized IN TEHE AMOUNT OF US$ 463.0 MILLION AND A CREDIT IN THE AMOUNT OF SDR62.5 M]LLION (US$79.0 MILLION EQUIVALENT) TO INDIA FOR THE MUMBIAI URBAN TRANSPORT PROJECT Public Disclosure Authorized May 21, 2002 Energy and Infrastructure Sector Unit India Country Management Unit South Asia Region Public Disclosure Authorized CURRENCY EQUIVALENTS (Exchange Rate Effective April 30, 2002.) Currency Unit = Indian Rupee (INR) 1 INR = US$0.020 US$1 = INR 48.00 FISCAL YEAR April I -- March 31 ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS BEST Brihan Mumbai Electric Supply and Transport Company MCGM Municipal Corporation Greater Mumbai CEMP Community Environment Management Plan CR Central Railway Zone of India Railways CTS Comprehensive Transport Study (1994, PHRD funded) FMR Financial Monitoring Report FOP Financial and Operating Plan, MCGM GOM Government of Maharashtra HLRC High Level Review Committee HDFC Housing Development Finance Corporation HPSC High Powered Steering Committee IMP Independent Monitoring Panel IR Indian Railways, Ministry of Railways MCGM Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai MMR Mumbai Metropolitan Region MMIRDA Mumbai Metropolitan Regional Development Authority MRVC Mumbai Railway Vikas Coorporation Limited MSRDC Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation MUTP Mumbai Urban Transport Project MOU Memorandum of Understanding NGO Non-Governmental Organization NSDF National Slum Dwellers Federation PAP Project Affected Persons PAH Project Affected Household PCC Project Coordinating Committee PMR Project Monitoring Report PMU Project Management Unit at MMRDA RAP Resettlement Action Plan RIP Resettlement Implementation Plan R&R Resettlement and Rehabilitation SPARC Society for Promotion of Area Resource Centre TMU Traffic Management Unit, MCGM WR Western Railway Zone of Indian Railways Vice President: Mieko Nishimizu Country Director: Edwin R.