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.- Regd. No. H.E. 907 I.. ~ ......... The Mizoram Gazette EXTRA ORDINARY Published by Authority Vol. VI. Aizawl. Wednesday 11th May, 1977, Vaisakha, 21. S.B. 1899, Issue No. 31-B • NOTIFICATION l S.O. 324 (E), the 11th May, 1971. The following Order made by the Vice I President actlng as President Is published for general information t. J ORDER , • WHEREAS I, Basappa Danappa Jatti, Vice President acting as President of India, have received a report from the Administrator of the Union Terrilory of Mizoram and after considering the report, I am satisfied that a situation has arisen in which the administration of the Union Territory of Mizoram cannot be carried on in accordance with the provisions of the Government of Union Ter.. ritories Act, 1963 (20 of 1963) (hereinafter referred to as "the Act"); NOW, THEREFORE, in exercise of the powers conferred by section 51 of' the Act and of all other powers enabling me in that behalf I hereby - (a) Suspend. for a period of seven months from tbe date of this order, in relation to the said Union Territory of Mizoram, the operation of the following provisions of the Act, namely,:- section 6 : in section 7, sub sections (1). (3) and 4, clauses (b) and (c) of sub-section (2) and the first proviso to that sub-section, and so much of sub-section (5) as rela­ tes to the Salaries and allowances of .the Deputy Speaker: sections 8 to 12 (both inclusive), sections 15 to 17 (both inclusive), section 22 and section 24; I so much of sub-section (I) of section 27 as requires the previous approval of the President and so much of clause (c) of sub-section (3) of the same section as "'j:>l~t"" It", +i." __ •__!_c. - ••-. t ~ "---,-_ ~ '" " QUU b.llowance~ 0 I"uC DIScpu y pea- k("T. so much of si.b-secuon (1) of section 30 as requires the previous approval of the President ; section 1\ ~;mh-tP':ti~~ (2) of section 34 and section 36: section 44 and 45: Sub-section (1) and the following provision, namely, "whetherer tal-en on the edvice of his M.{o';:(';,:p, or otherwise" in sub-section (2) of section 41',: and so much of section 50 2.:; relates to the Councit of Ministers : .md (b) make tile following incident d and congenetal pr-:H' S~O:lS which appear to me t(, lc necessary and expedient for adrninistering lLc Union territory of !-'~::::::::':A"' :...... ~';:'-"l~Ll\Gt: with the provisions of artic!e 2.)fj of the. Con~(Jlut;O[\ • durn.], the eforcsa.d j-erico, namely :---- (i) In reation to the said Union Territorv, UJJJc~s ti G context other- ise require. any reference in section 23. 27,28,30 :.,;, 49 of' the A:::t t.. the Administrator sha'I be contrucd as a refeteuc. ) the t-resldent and any reference in section 23. 27, to 31 (both iI1',: Sl\e) 48 dod ~f9 to the Legislative Asserubl of a Union Tt:Tlit01Y i wr atever form uf words shall in so fer <is rt relates to the fu 11.::00'" and PO'~ ers thereof hI' f'()n~tr'!.!~~[~:. ~ rcfc... .:....:.... ~v iJ,.i,idUJ-, .u : (ii) in relation to the said Union Territory the reference.a,.. e to the Legisls­ five Assembly of a Union Territory in section 26 shall be construed as including a reference to Parliament. New Delhi B.D. Jaft' the 11th May, 1977 VIce Prcsid-ut -';:~tiag: U Il012ji/77-UTL I.K.R. r.. biuj -1 Additional Secretary to tile Govt. of India , --" NOTIFICATION New Delhi Dated 11 May, 1977 Vaisakha 21, 1899 (S) 8.0. In pursuance of clause (d) of sub-paragraph II) and Sub-paragraph (2)_of paragraph 17 of the Election Symbols (Reservation and Allotment) Order, 1908, • 3 'the Commission hereby makes the following amendments in its notification No. "56/77'11. dated 9 February, 1971, published as S.O. 152 (E) in the Gazette of India, Extraordinary, Part 11, section 3 (ii) dated 9 Feb., 1977 and 8S amended from time to time namely- In TABLE 3 of the said notification ;--- (i) against item No 4 Gujarat, under column 2 the entries 10'(5) Cultivator win­ nowing grain" and "r 10) Plough" shall be DELETED and the remaining entries Nos. (6) to (9) shall be renumbered as (5) to (8) and me entries at Nos. (Ill to (18) shall be renumbered as (9) to (16); (ii) against item No.5 Haryana, under column 2, the entry "17) Plough" shall be DELETED and the remaining entries Nos. (8) to (10) shall be numbered ar (7) to (9); (iii) against item No. Himachal Pradesh under column 2. the entry "(3) Farmer winnowing grain" shall be DELETED and the remaining entries Nos (4) to (9) shall be 1 enumbrred as (3) to (8); (iv) against item No. 10 Madhya Pradeshesh under column 2, the entry H(3) Cul­ tivator winnowing grain" shall be DELETED and the remaining entries Nos. (4) to (12) shall be renumbered as (3) to (11); ~ (v) against item No. 22 West Bengal, under column 2. the entry "(151 Plough" shall be DELETED and the rem.Jning entries Nos. (16) to (25) shatl be renumbered as (15) to (24); (vi) against item No. 24. Arunachal Pradesh. under column 2, the entries "(8) Mitbun, (9) Plough" and "(11) Rising Sun" shall be DELETEDrED and the entry at S. No. (10) sball be renumbered as (8) and entries at S. Nos, (12) to (16) shall be renumbered as (9) to (13). [No. 56f77-X] By Order V. Nagasubramanian Secretary New Delhi Dated 11 May, 1977 Wisakba 21, 1899 (S) NOTIFICATION S.O. Whereas by its order dated II May, 1977 under paragraph 16 of the Election Symbols (Reservation and Allotment) Order, 1968, the Election Commis- • sion has decided that the Janata Party formed as a result of tho amalgamationuion of four National Parties, namely, 1. Indian National Congress (Organisation), 2. Bharatiya Jana Sangh, 3. Bharatiya Lok Dal and 4. Socialist Party, shall be a National Party and that the symbol "HoldharIhar within wheel (Chakra Haldhar)" shall be reserved for it; And whereas the Commission has furtherer decided in the said order that the name of the four National Parties, namely 1. radian National Congress (Orga­ nisation), 2. Hharatiya Jana Sangh, 3. Bharatiya Lok Dal and 4. Socialist Party should be deleted from the list of National Parties and that the reserved n symbols 1. "Charkha being plied by a woman", 2. "Lamp" and 3. ·'Tree • should be frozen; Now, therefore. in pursuance of dame (a) of sub-paragrap'i (1) and sub-pa-s­ ragraph (2) of paragraph 17 of the Election Symbols (Reservation and allotment) Order, 1968 the Commission hereby makes the following amendments to its notification No. 56j77·II, dated 9 February, 1977, published as SO. 152 (EI in the Gazette of India, Extraordinary, part II, section 3 (ii), dated 9 February, 1977, and as amended from time to time. namely- In TABLE 1 appended to the said notification. for the existing entries, the following entries shall be substituted c-« 1. Indian National Congress .... Calf and Cow T. Communist Party.' of India .... Ears of corn and Sickle 3. Communist Party of India (Marxist) .... Hammer, Sickle and Star 4. JJanataParty Haldhar within wheel (Chakra Haldhar) (No. 56/77-IX) By order, V. Nagasubramanian, Secretary. LIST OF NATIONAL STATE AND REGISTERED POLITICAL PARTIES. I- NATIONAL PARTIES. NAME OF THE PARTY ADDRESS SYMBOL RESERVED L Indian National Congress. The General Sec). Calf and Cow. Indian National Congress, 5, Dr. Rajendra Prasad Rd., New Delhi. s 2. Ianata Party ne Gen. Secretary. Ian.1a Haldbat within wheel Party, 7, Jantar Mantar Rd .• (Chakra Haldhar) New Delhi 3. Communi.. Party The Gen. Secretary Ears of Corn and of India Communist Party of India. Sickle. Ajay Bhevan, 15 Koala Marg. New Delhi 4. Communist Party The Gen. Secy., Communist Hammer, Sickle. of India (Marxist) Party of India Star, (Marxist) Central Committee Office. 4-Ashoka Rd.• New Delhi II-STATE PARTIES. ---------- Name of tbe Party St..te In Address Symbol Reserved which -- - - -- -recognised I Visbal Haryana Haryana The President, Vishal Rising Sun. Hryana, Rampur- • Rewari Dissttv Gur- g 'an, (Haryana) 2. Akhil Bharatiya Haryana The General Secretary Swastic within Arya Sabha, Akhil Bharatiya Arva, a circle. Sebha, Pilibbit, (U.P.) 3. I & K National Jammu & The General Secretary., Plough. Conference, Kashmir. Jammu & Kashmir Na- tional Conference Sba- heedi Chowk, Jammu (J & K). 4. Muslim League Ketala The Gen. s.Pl"V Ladder. Muslim League; M.A. Road. Kozhrxoce-r (Kerala) S. Kerala Congress Kerala The Secretary, Kerala Horse. Congress State Com­ mittee Office. M.G. Road. Kottayam- 686001, KERALA. 6. Revolutionary Kerala The Gen. Sec)'. Revolu­ Spade and Socialist Party & wea, tionary Socialist Party, Stoker Bengal. 37 Ripon St., Culcutta-lfi, 6 7. Muslim Leagne Kerala The Secy., Muslim League Boat. (Opposition) (Opposition), Sea-view, Ka­ sargod (Kerala) 8. Keral Congress Kerola The Chairman, Kerala Coconut (Pillai Grop) Congress (Pillai Group) tree bearing Keezhoottil, Kottarakara fruits. (Kerata} 9 Peasants' and Maha­ The Gen. Secretary, Peas­ Cart. Workers Party rashtra ants' and Workers' Party. Kharude Niwas, Jotiba Phuls Rd., Naigaum, Bom­ bay-14 10. Manicur People's Manipur The General Secretary Bicycle. Party Manlpur People's Party Peo­ ples Road, Imphal, Manipur. II. Kuki National Manipur The Gen. Secretary, National Two leaves. ASSEMBLY Kuki National Assembly, Kang­ pokpi (Manipur) 12. United Democra­ Nagaland The Chairman, United Dernoc- Cock. tic Front. tic Front. Burma Camp, Dims­ pur, Nagaland. 13. Shiromani Akali Punjab. The Secretary, Shiromani Scales.
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    OPINION POLL IN GOA --- AN EVALUATION OF THE METHOD TO SETTLE THE CONTROVERSY A THESIS SUBMITTED TO GOA UNIVERSITY FOR THE AWARD OF DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN POLITICAL SCIENCE BY MARIA DO CEU RODRIGUES UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF DR. M. J. AUDI DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE GOA UNIVERSITY GOA UNIVERSITY TALEIGAO PLATEAU GOA 403 203 1996 II STATEMENT REQUIRED UNDER ORDINANCE 19.8 (VI) RELATING TO PH.D. DEGREE The present thesis entitled "Opinion Poll in Goa --- An Evaluation of the Method to settle the Controversy" is entirely based on the work carried out by me under the supervision of Dr. M. J. Audi. No part of this thesis has been submitted for a degree or diploma or other academic award. The literature concerning the problem investigated has been surveyed and all the necessary references are given in the thesis. This research work has been carried out independently and due acknowledgements have been made wherever the facilities are availed from. •••:": - Research Guide Candidate III ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In the completion of this study I am greatly indebted to several individuals and institutions. First of all I acknowledge my sincere gratitude to Dr. M.J. Audi for the guidance of this Thesis. I express my thanks -to Dr. Adi H. Doctor, former Head of the Department of Political Science and to Dr. Peter Ronald De Souza, the present Head for their cooperation. I am grateful to Kf Principal M.S. Kamat of M.E.S College, Zuarinagar. He was kind enough to recommend me for the U.G.C. Teacher Fellowship Award which enabled me to complete the Thesis.
  • Supplemen (SUPLEMENTO)

    Supplemen (SUPLEMENTO)

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