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Third Series1R.43 Monday, April 6, 1964 Chaitra 17, 1886 (Saka) /2.6$%+$ '(%$7(6 Seventh Session Third/RN6DEKD /2.6$%+$6(&5(7$5,$7 New Delhi CONTENTS No. 43 Monday, April 6, 1964/Chaitra 17, 1886 (Saka) COLUMNS Oral Answers to Questions- * Starred Questions Nos. 904, 905, 907 and 909 to 911. 9343-77 Written Answers to Questions- Starred Questions Nos. 908 and 912 to 922. 9377-84 Unstarred Questions Nos. 1862 to 1881, 1883 to 1885 and 1887 to 1889 9384-9401 Obituary reference 9401 Re : Motion for Adjournment---- Reported ambush of Indian border patrol by Pakistan army. 9401-06 Calling Attention to Matter of Urgent Public Importance- Firing by Ceylon Naval launch guards at Indian fishing boat 9406- 08 Papers laid on the Table .9408,9409-10 R~ : Calling Attention Notice 9408 Presentation of petition . 9410 Assassination of Bhutanese Prime Minister 9410-11 Demands for Grants 9410,9412-9564 Ministry of Works, Housing and Rehabilitation 94 10,9412-9551 Shri C. K. Bhattacharyya 9412-19 Shrimati Renu Chakravartty 94 19-35 Shri P. S. Naskar 9436-44 Shri Basumatari 9445- 51 Shri Onkar Lal Bem'a Shri P. N. Kayal Shri Bagri. Shrimati Renuka Blrkataki Shri BishanchandeT Seth . Shri A. T. Sarma . Shri N. C. Chatterjee 9490--950 5 Dr. Ranen Sen 950 5-Ii Shri Yashpal Singh 95 1l--19 Shri 1\\ehr Chand Khanna 95 19-44 Ministry of Community Development and Cooperation Shri Bishwanath Roy Shri Kapur Singh. --- ---.-.-.. ---.---- • 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. 112(Ai) LSD-I. LOK SABHA DEBATES 9343 9344 LOK SABRA ~ q,n ('ll ~ ~ Monday. AprH 6, 1964/Chdtl'a 17, ~ ~ ~~~~ (Saka) ~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~ The Lok Sabha met at Elt'v('n of :he Clock. ~ iifT<r ~ I itf;v.; ~ mlfflT ~ ~ ~ f"" 'ill'>: llirt if 9;fI]'7, ~ (f If I MR. SPEAKER in the Chair"1 ~ g9;fT ~ ~ ",,'ri\: ~~ ""f ~ ;;(ff ORAL ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS ~ I 9;fT1f ~ ~ ~ ~~ 'i'f'mr '1ft Standard Notation for A.I.R. ... 111' 111' 0; ... ~~ ~ ~ ;;(ff f1!"i'f'('l'f a, ';;'f;f ~ n:"" ~ ;;(ff l1:mf ~ ~ 1!lT ';'904. Shri Yashpal Singh: Will the \lfs'ii' ;;ifT fl1'<'l'iff ~ I ","if ~ Minister of information and Broad- m casting be pleased to refer to the 'ilffi ~ i'i'f I1f 9;fl'T ~ l1:rq ~ ~ reply given to Starred Question No. 0; ... ~ '/;T'T ~ ~ crT m;w ~ 162 the .26th November, 1963 and on ifm--r '1'T f.flfiT'i'f'ol ~ ~ I ~ ~ .tatc: 'f'1l1 ~ ~ ~ 'i'f'TlT 'fiTfmr ~ ~ f I ~ whether the question of 3dopt- ~ ~ ~ ~ ing a standard notation for use in <r<m' "I"T tfllT if) m;s"!,iI' A.I.R.. has been considered; and <for 'fTif ;;ifT ~ I (b) if so. the main features thereol': ~~~~ The Deputy ~ in the Minis- ~ f'f.' or) ~ <!'iff ~ ~~ ~ it. ;;f1!' try or Information and Broadcasting <nIT ~ 7 (Shri Sham Nath): (a) and (b). On the recommendation made by the ..n m1flfT1f : ~ Offl!' ~ q'mr Central Advisory Board for Music ~~ ;;p!f ~ '1'0 ~ ~ ~~ attached to the ~ of Informa- ~ <:fl!', If ~ tion and Broadcasting at its meebing STo n:"!'o To held in September, 1963, a Committee ."miff Iffo t[o ~ 9;f)'l: 'if"tq; ~~ consisting of some eminent musicians 'AT'f. ~~ ~ HWr. ~~ and musicologists was set up to exa- ~ ~ mine the question of having a stand- 0;0 I ard notation for use by All India Shri Kapur Silll'h: Are Govern- Radio. The Committee met on the ment aware that improvisational 12th March, 1964 at New Delhi and its spontaniety is the most peculiar recommendations are receivin2 the characteristic of Indian music to consideration of (he Government. which national strait acket is the greatest enemy; if so, do they pro- 'll ~ ~ : ~ ~ ~ w: POSe to drop this proposal of notation ~ ~ m mw. ~ ~ ~ "iT f ... ~ I together! ~ ",:'t{ ~ it ~ ~ I ~ Shri Sham Nath: It is not proposed to drop it. We are cornidering the ;;n;;.rr ~ ~ ~ ~ 'foT ~ r'li" proposal, and the purpose of the "I"Ii' ~ <rR-vr.r ~~ ~ ? appointment ot the committee was to 9345 Oral Answers APRIL 6, 1964 Oral Answers 9346 have a standard notation which might Queen Mary's Technical School, facilitate the work of AIR, and which Kirkee, and one soldier in the Daya- may also be easily understood and nand Polytechnic, Jullundur, a Gov- appreciated in foreign countries. ernment recognised training institu- t'on. WTD ~ tnI' : ~ ;;rT q'lTr Shrimati Sav!tri Nigam: As the ~ ~ 1'IRro- 'f>T ~ ~ 'Tor ~ gt. hon. Defence Minister and the Deputy ~ ~ ~ it ~ ~ m,¥ Minister are both sympathetic to this problem, I would like to lmow whe- ~ ~ ;ro ~ ~ 'Il'Cl' 'R ~ "1'1' ther the Ministry has drawn up or in- f'flIT 'IT f'F fqrt;m :n;;rT ~ ~ ~ lends to draw up a defl.nite plan for ~ ~~~~~~ 'Ai'?: lhe education and rehabilitation of j hl'se disabled soldiers. ~ ~ 'l'1: 'f>1{ ~~ lfT.l"',: :n ~ 'if<;.rT ? Shri D. R. Chavan: So far as the 'frf0' c:i[Jcational facilities are concerned. ~ ~ rT'f. ~ 't;t provi"ion already exists for vocational 'iDel technical training for 100 disabled lfifur If.T ':1 rt""!, ~ rnr 'f>T ififur it ex-servicemen at the Queen Mary'" ~ fl(r'if ~ 't. ~ <1'tlT ~ ,q. I Technical School, and a stip('nd of ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ q;: If''r: f'f7l<T I Rs. 60 is admissible to each trainee. In addition to that, there is also pro- ~ ~ ~ ~ 'f7T ~ ~ ~ vision for training disabled service per- q;: ~ If''r: ~ ififm it ~ ;rm I sonnel in the workshop of fellow- ship of the physically handicapped at Shri P. Venkatasubba!ah: May Born kyo There also, Rs. 75 as stipend know whether we can conclude that is paid to each trainee. In addition. not corning to any decision regarding again. (here are various industrial the standard notation has something training institutes where' these disabl- to do with not having a full-Hedged t:d :;ervice personnel are admitted and Secretary for the Ministry of Infor- u stipend of Rs. ~ is paid. mation and Broadcasting. Shrimati Savitri Nigam: May Shri Satya Narayan Sinha: The hon. know whe:her Government has made Member may draw his own inference. any attempt to get the actual num- I cannot say that both have any ber, and get a sort of data collected connection. SCientifically (0 enable the Defence Rehabilitation of Wounded Soldien ~ to start such a centre espe- cially in the capital in order to raise *905. Shrimati Sav!tri Nigam: Will the more Ie of the defence forces? the Minister of Defence be pleased to state the total number of Shri D. R. ~ The (otal num- recently wounded soldiers who have ber of persons who are disabled and been admitted in various occupational requiring rehabilitation is about 105 therapy centres for training and reha- out of 121 who have been invalidated out of service. bilitation for whom grants have been given by the Central Government? Shri Nath Pai: May we know what The Deputy Minister in the Minis- has been done with regard to the try of Defence (Shri D. It. Chavan): psychological rehabilitation of these Government's object is to assist dis- prisoners in view of the fact we abled ex-"crvicemen in securing gain- had raised (his matter earlier- ful employment. In order to achieve that the Chinese, during the in- this, arrangements have been made to ternmen t of the Indian soldiers, provide vocational and technical train- had tried to brainwash or indoctri- ing on a voluntary basis. Two disabled nate them and tried to foster soldiers have been admitted in the in them the reeling that the Chinese Y347 Ora! Answers CHAlTRA 17, 1886 (SAKA) Ora! Answers were out on a mission to liberate 8hri Y. B. Chavan: We are having Asia and that the Indian soldiers were already these institutions, and these the stooges of a bourgeois Govern- institutes have facilities. That is, ment and thl'y should not allow them- really speaking, the best way to help selves to be used like this? May we them. lmow whether this impression has been removed ,and how many werA Shri K. S. Pa.adey: The Madhya the vktims of this? We should like Pradesh Government has offered some to know something about this aspect. lands to be given to the soldiers. I would like to know what has been The Minister of Defence (8hri don" in this respect. Y. B. Chavan): Certain educational courses to debrief the affected persons Shri Y. B. Chavan: I think that were conducted and the results of the general offer is there. Certainly these educational courses are under sume auvantagC is being taken of that. exan1ination. Shrimati Sharda Mukerjee: If I hearu the Deputy Minister correctly, 8mi lDdrajit GUllta: The hon. De- I thillk he mentioned that only 105 puty Minister referred to certain edu- wounucd soldiers require rehabilita- cational and vocational training tion. is that the figure? Is it onlJ' COUl',:cs for these, disabled men. May 105'! I know what stcps the Government Shri D. R. Chavan: I will give you are taking to ensure that these people, the complete picture. When this ques- after they have received their train- Lon was answered last time, I men- ing, actually manage to secure gain- tioned that the total number of ful employment, or is that not an obli- wounded soldiers WQs 1,047; the total gation on the part of the GC!vernment? number admitted to the hospital was 875.
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