Ninth Series, Vol. VI; No. 45 Monday, May 21, 1990 Vaisakha 31, 1912 (Saka}
LOK SABHA DEBATES (English Version)
Second Session (Ninth Lok Sabha)
( Yol. VI eontain.r NoJ. 41 IO 50)
LO.K SABHA SECRETARIAT NEW DELHI Prlr� · R.6, 6.00 CONTENTS
[Ninth Series. Vol. VI. ~ Session. 1990/1912 (Saka)]
No. 45, Monday, May 21, 199ONaisakha31. 1912(Saka)
CoLUMNS
FIe. Demand for Presidenfs Rule in Haryana 1-19 22 474-4n
Oral Answers to Questions: 19-22
*Starred Question Nos. 901
Written Answers to Questions: 23--474
Starred Question Nos. 902 to 917. 919, 23-76 920 and 922
Unstarred Ouestion Nos. 9549 to 9686. n--474 9688 to 9694 and 9696 to 9743
Re. Law and Order situation in Jammu and Kashmir
*The SVn + tnaJ1csd above the name 01. UINnbII indicates that the question was actually asked on the floor ~ the House bfthal Mamber. LOK SABHA DEBATES
LOKSABHA cannot hear. Let us proceed with the Ques- tion Hour.
( Interruptions)
Monday, May 21, 1990, Vaisakha 31, MR. SPEAKER: Please take your seats. 1912 (Saka) ( Interruptions)
MR. SPEAKER: Mr. Kumaramangaiamji and Dineshji, please take your seats. I would The Lok Sabha met at Eleven of the Clock like to tell you that let us go on with the Question Hour. And we can take up the [MR. SPEAKER in the Chair) matter ...
[English] ( Interruptions)
RE: DEMAND FOR PRESIDENT'S RULE MR. SPEAKER: I am on my legs. The IN HARYANA Speaker is on his legs.
MR. SPEAKER: What happened? ( Interruptions)
( Interruptions) [ Translation]
t..4R. SPEAKER: This is QuestIon Hour. MR. SPEAKER: Mr. Rao, please sit down. All of you take your seats. SEVERAL HON. MEMBERS: No. (/nter- TUptions) [English]
MR. SPEAKER: Let us go on with My point is, you can raise it after Ques- Question Hour. You 'can raise it at 12 0' tion Hour is over. Clock. (Interruptions) ( Intenvptions)
SHRI P.R. KUMARAMANGALAM (Sa- SHRI P. CHIDAMBARAM (Sivaganga): lem): We want President's Rule in Haryana. Please allow us. (Interruptions) ( Interruptions)
MR. SPEAKER: Mr. Dinesh Singh. I PROF. P.J. KURIEN (Mavelikara): We 3 Oem. for President's MAY 21.1990 Rule in Haryana 4 want President's rule in Haryana. (Interrup- Why we are asking for the President's tions) ~Ie. Sir, has a meaning. It is not in abstract that we are asking. The Prime Minister waS [ Translation] pleased to concede that there should be a judicial enquiry. This is being disputed by the MR. SPEAKER: Mr. Joshi, please sit Government of Haryana. Even so, with the down. kind of rule that exist in Haryana, can • Judicial enquiry be meaningful today? Even the CBI enquiry is not meaningful. If the Government can scheme to kill a person [English) only to enable a person to win an election from some other constituency. how can there SHRI DINESH SINGH (Pratapgarh): Mr. be an impartial judicial enquiry successful Speaker, Sir, you will appreciate that in view under these circumstances? I would there- of the barbaric happenings in Haryana, it fore request the Prime Minister through you would be impossible for us to continue with that he declares here that President's rule the Question Hour. The matter is far too will be imposed in Haryana and the Assem- serious for us to deal in a normal manner. It bly will be dissQlved and fresh elections will is, therefore, our requests that the Prime be held. (Interruptions) Minister who is present here ... MR. SPEAKER: Are you for suspension MR. SPEAKER: You can raise it after 12 of the Question Hour? Let me know the o'clock. Government's view.
THE MINISTEROFSTEELANDMINES AND MINISTER OF LAW AND JUSTICE (SHRI DINESH GOSWAMI): I am respond- SHRI OINESH SINGH: It is not a matter ing to the point made by Shri Dinesh Singh. which can wait even till 120'clock. Our Prime ( Inteffuptions) Minsiter is here, Sir. He has already given some expression to his views in his private MR. SPEAKER: If the House agrees aeroplane. When the House is sitting, it that we should not have the Question Hour, would have been appropriate if the Prime I nave no objection. I would like to know the Minister had given his views to this House. Government's view on the suspension ofthe This is a serious matter. It is not a usual Question Hour. I want to hear the Law Min- matter in which you can give your views ister about the suspension of the Question separately. And it wOuld have been appro- Hour. priate. One can say that he has only ex- ( Interruptions) pressed his view. not a Government's policy. But even so, view of the Prime Minister MR. SPEAKER: If you are all standing becomes the Government policy. And. there- like this, I cannot pear anything. fore, we are sorry that the Prime Minister has chosen to give it quietly in his cabin in the air THE MINISTER OF INFORMATION rather than to have shared his views with us AND BROADCASTING AND MINISTER OF in this House. Our request is, Sir, that the PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS (SHRI P. President's rule should be imposed immedi- UPENDRA): "the same thing happens in atety. The Chauta\a Government should be Andhra win you demand the same thing? dismissed ... (/ntem,I/Jlions) ( Interruptions) 5 Dem. for President's VAISAKHA31, 1912 (SAKA) RuJe in Haryana 6
MR. SPEAKER: let us hear the Prime You are senior Members of the House. Minister.
SHRI B. SHANKARANAND (Chikkodi): We want dissolution of the Assembly, not SHRI SOMNATH CHATTERJEE just the President's rule. (Bolpur): Shri Vasant Sathe ... (Interruptions) The Prime Minister has yielded. (lntsmlp- PROF. P.J. KURtEN: We want three tions) Sir, taking part in the Adjournment things; dismissal of the Chautala Govern- Motion, Shri Vas ant Sathe ... (Interruptions) ment, dissolution of the House and the PresI- Sir, why are they allergic to the name mShri dent's rule in Haryana. (Interruptions) Vasant Sathe? (Interruptions) Where is Shri Vasant Sathe? Don't you want him any THE PRIME MINISTER (SHRI VISH- more? WANATH PRATAP SINGH): May I be al- lowed to say something? (Interruptions)
MR. SPEAKER: Shri PooJ~ry, let us SHRI LOKANATH CHOUDHURY hear the Prime Minister. He is on his Jegs. (Jagatsinhpur): Sir, I am on a point of order.
(Interruptions) MR. SPEAKER: What is yaw point of order? SHRI VISHWANATH PRATAP SINGH: I think, Sir, there is still some steam; let them ( Interruptions) let it out and then, I will respond. (Interrup- tions) MR. SPEAKER: Under what RUle?
One thing more. (Interruptions) ( Interruptions)
Shri Poojary, we were together. (Inter- MR. SPEAKER: I am calling the Prime ruptions) Minister.
SHRI JANARDHANA POOJARY (Mangalore): That is why, I know you. Please show your value based politics. (Interrup- MR. SPEAKER: What is the point of tions) order?
( Intenvptions) SHRI VISHWANATH PRATAP SINGH: Sir, last time in the House, there was a demand for an enquirY by the s;ttirig Judge of MR. SPEAKER: , can I hear. the Supreme Court. Han. Shri Vasant Sathe has I'JIisedthis point. The Government agreed ( IntelTlfJlions) to it and the Chief Minister of Haryana has also expressed hlmseH-that he win concede SHRI LOKANATH CHOUDHURY: The to the request. Regarding the CBI enquiry ... issue is about suspension of the question ( Interruptions) hour. Without giving your ruling about sus- pension of the question hour, the Prime MR.. SPEAKER: Please take your seats. Minister cannot speak. 7 Oem. for President's MAY 21,1990 Rule in Haryana 8
MR. SPEAKER: There is no point of also is there. I believe and I have said so and order. Please take your seat, Mr. Choudhary. abide by it-in public life, we have to look in Mr. Prime Minister. a much broader context and the sense of the House I will put before the Cabinet. We can SHRI VISHWANATH PRATAP SINGH: take a collective view only then. Otherwise I I just mentioned that the Government had am unable at this stage immediately to say given assurance in this House for inquiry by anything on this. (/ntenvptions) a sitting Supreme Court Judge and we stand by it. I believe, the Home Minister today will But certainly we will take a view in the be moving ... (Inte"uptions) Cabinet in whole context.
You cannot upset me by these tactics. You know it. You can go on trying. I will try to SHRIMATI UMA GAJAPATHI RAJU cooperate with you and I will tell you. (Inter- (Visakhapatnam): When? ruptions) SHRI VISHWANATH PRATAP SINGH: Today itself, the Government will be Today. moving the Chief Justice of India for the appointment of aJudge so that commitment, MR. SPEAKER: I have called upon Mr. that we have made, is implemented. (Inter- Rajiv Gandhi. ruptions) ( Interruptions) This was a request from that side, from yourseH. Han. Vasant Sathe had made this SHRI DINESH GOSWAMI: I would like request. Specifically he had mentioned it. him to speak. But. after that I hope that you We agreed to it. We are implementing it. will permit me to make a legal submission on (In'9rruptions) the submissions made by the Opposition.
The services of the CBI will be available SHRI RAJIV GANDHI (Amethi): Mr. to the investigating Judge apart from other Speaker Sir, the Prime Minister is right that agencies which he may wish. The Home Mr. Sathe had asked for an inquiry-Let me Minister is also trying to get in touch with the talk, , also know what has happened-by a Chief Minister; he is away, not in the capital Supreme Court judge. From what I read in there. (Interruptions) the newspapers, I find that the inquiry that has been contemplated by the government is an inquiry into the murder of an individual I am informing the House exactly what Sir, that is only part of the issue. The issue in we have done. I am trying to share it with you. Meham is a murder of our democratic proc- As soon u he comes in touch, the tinal ess. (Interruptions) position on this will also be clear. But we stand by what we have said. { TranslationJ
I did express a view, as han. Dinesh MR. SPEAKER: I request you to. lsIen Singh said, that on"9 of the ways also could passionately to the leader of the opposition beotfresh elections. Now, the demand here also as you listened to the Hon. Prime Min- in the House is for immediate President's ister. later on I will call the Minister 01 Law. Au .... is not possible to immediately given a reaction because creating of precedents ( Intetrupfions) 9 Dem. for President's VAISAKHA 31,1912 (SAKA) Rule in Haryana 10
[English] SHRI VISHWANATH PRATAP SINGH: I think there is a lapse of memory on a part of SHRI RAJIV GANDHI: After they have the Leader of the Opposition. He has forgot- finished, IwilispeakSir...... (Intemlptions) .. . ten that in February itseH. as soon as the Sir, we would like to have a clear under· matter came, I myself personally. as the standing and a clear undertaking from the President of the Janta Oal, contacted the Prime Minister here today ... (Interruptions) ... Election Commissioner and requested him, nthey want a separate Supreme Court judge as the Party President, not as the Prime to sit on Amethi, let them appoint a commit- Minister, because that is not the relationship tee. But let us not try to underrate what has with which you approach the election Com- happened in Meham by raising other issues missioner, for a repoll of the Meham ekK:tion. here. Let us be clear about that. I want a Immediately that was done ... (lntem.ptions) commitmentfrom the Prime Minister here, in this House, today that the Supreme Court judge will inquire not only into the murder of Look here, you never did it... (Intenup- an individual but also in the misuse of all the tions). Government machinery, in the subversion of democratic forces and not just in the by· Is there anyone incident where you election of Meham ... (Interruptions) .,. Sir, I have done it? Tripura passed away; and want a clear commitment that the Supreme Amethi also. Much water has flowed. But we Court Judge will look Into the misuse of do not want to sacrifice the right. ?We our- Government machinery and the hijacking of selves, the Janta Dal itself. asked for rspoll; the democratic process. He should not only maybe first time a party asking for a repell. look into this by-election but aJso in the t:tlection that took place in February. He The Helme Minister also sent a copy of should also look into the failure of the Elec- the newstract to the State Government tor tion Commission to ensure security for all immediate action, for investigation and re- the candidates and also the failure of the port back to the central Government. CentraJ Government to take action at the right time, i.e,. February. There can be no Presently. we have immediately re- unbiased exercise of going into all these sponded by a judicial enquiry. And as it is a things as long as this Government sits in Cabinet system and we have collective re- Haryana. We demand Presidents' Rule and sponsibility. it is necessary to create all the a commitment now. (Interruptions) inputs, constitutional inputs. legal inputs, and political inputs, take stock of I and come SHRI NIRMAL KANTI CHAITERJEE with a decision to the Parliament. Aisoa wItI (Dumdum): H a Supreme Court judge ;s not the terms of reference once framed. we wiI available, Mr. Shankaranand can be ap- come before the Parliament. We have agreed pointed as one-man Commission of Inquiryl to the demand 10r enquiring by a Supreme (Interruptions) Court Judge as aJso the cel enquify~
SHRI RAJIV GANDHI: One more point, SHRI RAJIV GANDHI: As I understand. with your permission. the Prime Minister has just refreshed my memory of the devastating action that his The Prime Minister has just said that he Government took after February. What was cannot act immediately. The Prime Minister this devastating action to protect democracy has been waiting since February to ad. I in Haryana? The Prime Minister himself request him to act at least now. phoned the Election Commissioner and he 11 Dem. lor President's MAY 21,1990 Rule in Haryana 12 asked for a rapol. How many times in the ( Interruptions) history of this democratic country has the Prime Minister used his influence on the Now, hold on for a minute. Sit down. I Election Commissioner? am on my legs. (Interruptions)
SHRI VISHWANATH PRATAP SINGH: SHRI RAJIV GANDHI: Sir, I am not I have told you that as President of the yielding. (Interruptions) Janata Oal, I told the election Commissioner. not as Prime Minister. You do lnot listen; MR. SPEAKER: Please take your seat. because you do not lisJen. you are in trouble. Absolutely, there is no problem. I think the I said, as President of the Janata Oal, in that whole thing is going on well. After the Leader capacity I had told him. I made it very clear, of the Opposition finished speaking. Prime but you do not listen. You are not listening Minister stood up. Let the Prime Minister properly. I said-in my capacity as the Janata speak now. If he yields, 1 have no objection. Dal President ( Interruptions) SHRI RAJIV GANDHI: I am very deeply impressed by this value-based politics of our SHRI VISHANATH PRATAP SINGH: Prime Minister. He thinks that by taking his Mr. Speaker, Sir, I am on my legs. (interrup- cap off. he becomes the President of the tions) Janata Oal and he ~s no more the Prime Minister. Does the Election Commissioner SHRI RAJIV GANDHI: Sir, you asked not know that it is the Prime Minister that is me to speak. phoning him? Did I as the President of the Congress even once phone the Election MR. SPEAKER: I can accommodate Commissioner to influence him on a poll? you. There is no difficulty. Yes, Mr. Prime The fad of the matter is that the Prime Minister. Minister has used his position, misused his position to influence the Election Commis- SHRf VISHWANATH PARTAP SINGH: sion. and it is the Prime Minisfer's telephone Sir. the Leaderofthe Opposition has charged call to the Election CommIssion which called ~e of trying to influence the Election Com- the repoll in the whoie constituency. which missioner. The fact that I phoned him up. countermanded that electIOn. H the Prime came in the Press and I publically acknowl- Minister had not phoned, the Chief Minister edged it that a President of the Janta Dal I would have lost that election. rna Prime rang him up and requested for a repol! and Minister by phoning the Election Commis- not for countermand. It was not behind the sioner saved the Chief Minister of Haryana scene. It was made public. (Interruptions) from losing the election. nthat is not true, Sir, let the Prime Minister lay on the Table of the It was followed by a request from the House a tape recorded copy of the conver- Party Secretary to the Election Commis- sation with the Election Commissioner. Let sion-also in writing-for the repoll. There him lay it on the Table of the House. (Inter- was no method of people around me send- ruptions) ing words. I directly made a reques~ aQd it was mentioned publically beCause Ithought SHRt VISHWANATH PRATAP SINGH: it to be corrective. It was formally followed by Sir. I am ready if the Election Commissioner a request by the Party. So. we ~ in the is ready to put his versions before the House. best interest of the democracy. 13 Dem. for President's VAISAKHA 31, 1912 (SAKA) Rule in Haryana 14
SHRI-DINESH GOSWAMI: Sir•.... Haryana Government. Is that the limit of the action this Government has taken? These MR. SPEAKER: Let us hear the Leader were the only two points. This is exactly the of the Opposition. It will call you afterwards. point I have been making. It is the vacillation and prevarication of this Government Per- SHRI RAJIV GANDHI: Sir, I take very haps that is what V.P. stands for (Interrup- strong exception to the Prime Minister using tions) that has caused the death in Meham. the words 'sit down'. Only you have the right It is time that the Government woke 'Jp and to say sit down. Prime Minister does not took action; and this Opposition will not stand have a right to say so. I demand that those by 3.nd watch our democratic process being words are expunged. subverted and ended, just because of vacU- lation and prevarication by this Government. MR. SPEAKER: I wifllook into it. ( Interruptions)
(lntern.plions) SHRI OINESH GOSWAMI: I yielded twice ..... (/nten-uptions) SHRI RAJIV GANDHI: Sir, if you look into it, we will abide by whatever you say. MR. SPEAKER: Mr 8ip1ab Babu. let us ( Interruptions) hear the Minister.
SHRI RAJ IV GANDHI: Sir, let me get to SHRI DINESH GOSWAM1: I yielded the two substantive points that the Prime twice when the Leader of the Opposition Minister has made. I have charged the Prime sto:xi up, and I hope he will show the same Minister of inaction from February till now. I course to me, and permit me to have my ~ have charged the Prime Minister and the without interruption. The Leader of the Government as being responsible for what Opposition has said that the Prime Minister has happened in Meham now. If they had had influenced the Election Commission. taken action in February, this perhaps would Unfortunately, the Election Commission is not have happened. The Prime Minister has under the Law Ministry, and the Leader of answered saying that his Government took the Opposition and his party .... (Interrup- dramatic action. What are the two-action tions) Let me complete. Please listen to me. point that he ju~t mentioned? Unfortunately up till now, his Government did not have the courage of conviction to give SHRI SOMNATH CHATTERJEE total freedom to the election Commission. (80lpur): What is this question-answer going We are bringing '3.n amendment to give total on? (Interruptions) freedom to the Election Commission.
SHRI RAJIV GANDHI: Sir, the Prime Sir. it is the greatest thing in Indian Minister mentioned -only two actions that democracy that inspite of the fact that their Ih.. party and Government have taken. One Government tried to keep Election Commis- action which, I think, is highly irregular, was sion under their control. by keeping it under for the Prime Minister to telephone the Elec- the Law Ministry, the Election Commission tion Commissioner. He can pretend he is has acted independently, and has preserved wearing any cap or no cap at all. It dose not the democratic structure in the country so make a difference.. The second aclion-the long. (Internptions) The Leader of the ...... \I*'II ...GcMmm .. did. What did OppositiQn. br saying that the Prime Minis- ... Gal ...... do? The Home Minister ter has i ...... w.d the Election Commission • .... capf ~ the HewAId: rapert to the has cast • rafIaction on the Election Com- 15 Oem. for President's MAY 21,1990 Rule in Hatyana 16 mission. and thereby has affected the credi- the fautts in the law for which yeu must take bility of the election Commission. He does the responsibility. because you did not cor- not realize the greatest disservice he has rect them. done by casttng aspersions on the Election Commission. The Election Commission in A demand has been made for the Presi- this country. inspite of pressures by these denfs Rule. {Interruptions} Let me explain members. including the leader of the Oppo- the legal tJOsition of the President's Rule. sition and his partymen. has acted inde- Under Article 356 of the Constitution of India. pendently; and I adrr.ire and congra1ulate the jurisdiction to exercise power for imposi- the Election Commission for their independ- tion of the Presidenfs Rule rests with the eoce. (interruptions) ExecutIve and no other authority. It is on a report 01 the Governor. or otherwise, that the SHRI P. CHADAMBARAM: What is your Executive has to be satisfied that power point? under Artl(;ie 356 should be exercised. The Legislature comes much later. Once the SHRI DINESH GOSWAMI: The. Elec- tmposrtior- ot me PreSIdent's Rule is or- tion Commission in this country, inspite of dered, the Proclamation has to be placed tremendous pressure and pUlls, nave acted before Parliament, and the legislators then with independence. Now. I congratulate the ~ ave an opportunity to look at the Proclama- Janata Oaf... (IntemJptions) tion. Nobody can influence the Executive when It decides whether the Presidenfs UR. SPEAKER: Mr. Biplab Dasgupta Rule should be imposed or not. Any influ- and Mr. Agarwal. please take your seats. let ence on the Executive on the question of us hear the Minister. satisfaction either by the legislature or even by the Judiciary will be wholly extraneous. If SHRI DINESH GOSWAMI: I hope that the Executive, not on its own but on the when the new Electoral Reforms Bill which I demand of some one else including the am introducing. comes up-which will give Legislature, exercises power under Article total freedom to the Eladion Commission- 356, that will be a maJafideexercise of power. it will get the support of these Members. (Interruptions) The powers of the Executive (Interruptions) Mr Bhagat. in the meeting, and the powers of the Legislature are totally did not have the courage to support it. I different. A legislature cannot ad as an cogratulate the Janata Oal that at least it has Executive. Under Article 356, no House by a the courage to ask for the report. (Interrup- majority even can say that the Executive tions) must impose the President's Rule. That will an illegal exercise of power. No High Court I wish the Leader of the OppositIOn also can say that the Government must exercise has the same courage. In the last election. power under Article 356. The Executive. on we saw booth capturing. Where was the a report of the Governor and other materials. courage of conviction in the last election? has to be satisfied. There had been deci- (Interruptions) That is a difference of ap- sions by the Supreme Court, there had be proach between you and us. Under the law. decisions by the other courts that this exer- the Election Commission had no other alter- cise of satisfaction by the Executive must native but ~ countermand it. (Interruptions) been its own satisfaction; even this satis'a<;- Under the law, a report need not come. In tion can be exam ined to a limited extent by a fact. we are going for an amendment that court of law, whether it is maJafide or not. there should be a report in case there is a Therefore, I submit that the Parliament has booth-capturing. (Interruptions) These are no power to demand that the Executive must 17 Dem. for President's VAISAKHA 31, 1912 (SAKA) Rule in Haryana 18 impost the President's Rule. The Members SHRI SOMNATH CHATTERJEE: The have a right to demand it. I am not saying for Article most misused by you! a moment that the Members cannot dem.:::t.nd that the President's Rule should be imposed. SHRI DINESH SINGH: There are some But, ultimately, a decision must be the Ex- people more loyalist than the King. But we ecutive alone; and no motion can have to live with them. (Interruptions) be...... (Interruptions) I will con- clude by saying that unfortunately to the SHRI SOMNATH CHATTERJEE: We Members of the Opposition, the Constitution are the victims. does not matter. They had over-ridden the Constitution times without number with SHRI DINESH SINGH: Article 356(1) impunity. Therefore, constitutional niceties says: do not have any meaning to them. To us the Constitution is important. We will not do -It the President, on receipt of a report anything which is not permitted by the Con- from the Governor of a State or other- stitution itseH_ (Interruptions) wise, is satisfied that a situation has arisen in which the Government of the MR. SPEAKER: I think we are discuss- State cannot be carried on in accor- ing the Nagaland issue under Rule 189. dance with the provision of this Consti- tution ..... " ( Interruptions) So, there is a power of the President to MR. SPEAKER: I think since we have act without the recommendation of the not suspended the Question Hour, let me Government and therefore, I request that the proceed with the Question Hour. Prime Minister recommend to the President without the need of a recommendation from ( Interruptions) the Governor to impose President's Rule imm&niately. (Inte"uptions) SHRI DINESH SINGH: The han. law Minister was pleased to explain to the House SHRI DINESH GOSWAMJ: Jam happy the constitutional position regarding the that Mr. Dinesh Singh has now conceded my impostion of the Presidenrs rule. He is a position. (Interruptions) Jam happy that the learned lawyer. hon. Member Shri Dinesh Singh has now conceded the position which I took. I say that MR. SPEAKER: You are no less. the President either on the report of a Gov- ernor or otherwise may com e to a conclusion SHRI DINESH SINGH: I am-not. Both that the constitutional machinery has broken the Speaker of this House and I are not down and impose a President's Rule. I am lawyerS and therefore we can us~ our com- not saying that the Government is bound by mon sense. the Governor's report. The Executive per- haps may take a decision. The Parliament MR. SPEAKER: He has also conceded has no right to demand that the Executive the rights of the Members to discuss about must take such a decision. (Interruptions) the Presidenfs Rule_ MR. SPEAKER: I have called Mr. Ad- SHRI DINESH SINGH: I would Ike to vani. let us hear him. draw his attention to Article 356 of the consti- tution. I think he has the book. ( Interruptions) 19 Oral AnSIWIS MAY 21 .. 1990 Oral AnsWBIS 20
SHRI l.K. ADVANI (New Delhi): Mr. [English] Speaker, Sir, even though it is somewhat late, I think a wrong precedent would be set THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT if even now we do not start the Question AND FORESTS (SHRt NILAMANI Hour. (Interruptions) ROUTRAy): (!l) and (b). The Government has issued orders on May 7, 1990 prohbiting MR. SPEAKER: I agree with you, Mr. smiling in a 1ew seleded places, namely, Advani. Let us start the Question Hour. I hospitals, dispensaries and other health care rompletely agree with you. Let me start the establishments, educational institutions, Question Hour. conference rooms, domestic air-flights, air- conditioned chair cars, air-conditioned SHRI P. CHIDAMBARAM: We are dis- sleeper roaches in trains, suburban trains cussing Nagaland. (Interruptions) and airconditioned buses. The ban comes into effect after 30 days 01 the issue of the MR. SPEAKER: You can discuss it in order. the house later on. Dr. Bengali Singh. (c) No, Sir.
(d) Overwhelming Scientific evidellCP ORAL ANSWER TO QUESTION already exists to established the fact that passive smokers are as prone to smoke [ Translation] related diseases as the smokers themselves.
Ban on Smoking (Interruptions)
+ [ Translation] *901. DR. BENGALI SINGH: SHAI P.M. SAYEED: OR. BENGALI SINGH: Mr. Speaker. Sir, what action is proposed to be taken by Will the Minister of ENVIRONMENT the Government against the persons defying AND FORESTS be pleased to state: ban on smoking? Will they be prosecuted? H they are to be punished then what will be the (a) whether Government have taken a nature and mode of punishment to be given decision for imposing a limited ban on smok- to them and how... (Interruptions) ... ing and if so, the places selected tor this purpose; [English]
SHRI NILAMANI ROUTRAY: Although (b) when the directives imposing a ban we have not conducted any reglliar sUNeyto on smoking will become effective; indicate the number of victims of the evil effects of the smoking habits yet the occa- sional sample survey undertaken by various (c) whether Government have con- organisations established the serious, alarm- ducted any sUNey in this regard and if so, the ing and hazardous consequences of tobacco details thereof; and smoking. India is the third largest producer of tobacco. next to U.S.A. and China and our (d) it not. the reasons therefor? excise revenue from tobacco products 21 Oral AnSW81S VAISAKHA31, 1912 (SAKA) Oem. for Presidents 22 Rule in Haryatta seemed to exceed Rs. 2,000 crores per has also been ascertained that the Ministry year. Our National Cancer Registry data of Health & Family WeHare IS considenng to shows that the number of cancer patients in bnng out a comprehensive legislatIOn to ban India are more than that of America, and that smoking and other uses of tobacco in public about one million people die in India due to places. .. (Interruptions) tobacco caused disease. (Interruptions) MR. SPEAKER: I am continuing with [ Translation] the QuestIOn Hour.
DR. BENGALI SINGH: Will the Govern- (/ntemJptions) ment undertake a pubhcity campaign against smoking on T.V. on the lines of the Family [English] Planning publicity campaigr? In how many cases of fires in the jhuggi jhonpri areas RE: DEMAND FOR PRESIDENTS RULE smoking had been the cause?.. (Interrup- IN HARYANA CONTD. tions) ... MR SPEAKER: The Prime Ministerwant [English] to say something. Please take your seals. Shri Kumaramangalam, will you please take SHRI N I LAMAN I ROUTRAY: Consid- your seat? ering the gravity of the issues in relating to public health the World Health Organisation ( Interruptions) (WHO) requested all the nations to take effective steps to protect non-smokers from THE PRIME MINISTER (SHRI VISH- involuntary exposure to tobacco smoke in WANATH PRAT AP SINGH): I have already transport, restaurants and places oj work mentioned in the House that we win discuss and entertainment. The WHO has banned it in the Cabinet meeting ... smoking in its premises in Ganeva and re- quested all its offices all over the world to AN HON. MEMBER: When? follow this ... (intenuptions) SHRI VISHWANATH PRATAP SINGH: [ Translation] Before we meet tomorrow ... (Interruptions)
DR. BENGALI SINGH: Does the Gov- Please hsten to me. I have already said ernment propose to impose a ban on the that we wi" be discussing it in the Cabinet cigarette advertisements? " so, when? before the Parliament assembles tomorrow '" (Interruptions) ... becasue all inputs have to come. Break- down of the constitutional machinery is one [English] of the conditions laid down in the Constitu- tion. Other constitutional provisions are also there. So in the Cabinet all will apply their SHRINllAMANl ROUlRAY: We in India mind, get the constitutional opinion, political haw accepted the request of W.H.O. and opinion and then come to a decision. That I accordingly the Cabinet Secretariat have have already said. (/ntenuptions) issued Administrative directives to all central Government Departments banning smoking MR. SPEAKER: Question Hours is over. in S81acted public places on 7.5.90 and this order will be effective from 6th June, 1990. It 23 Written Answers MAY 21.1990 Written AnSMH'S 24
WRITTEN ANSWERS TO QUESTK>NS State to State. While these are satisfactory in so far as ooverage of institutions offering (English] Vocational courses and enrolment is con- cerned there are short falls in some aspects Vocational Education of the programme such as establishment of 3dequate management system development -902. SHRI A. VIJAYARAGHAVAN: of instructional materials and training of WiI the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to teachers in the implementing StateslUTs. state: (c) In the light of the reviews under- (a) whether the steps taken and the taken, the Scheme is being reorganised so &tievaments so far in regard to vocational as to minimize the problems in its implemen- educaIion have been reviewed by the pres- tation. ent Government;
(b) if so, whether the achievements (d) School Education is mainly the haw been found satisfactory; responsibility of the State GovernmentslST Administrations. However, under the above (c) if the desired objectives have not referred Scheme the State GovtslUT Ad- been achieved, what specific steps are ministrations are being encouraged to ex- contemplated; and pand and improve the quality of the pro- grammes. Instructions/guidelines are given (d) whether the Government has given to them from time to time for more efficient any instructions to the States for the voca- implementation of the Scheme. tionalisation of secondary and plus two level education? [ Translation1
Pollution of Yamuna THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI *903. SHRI THAN SINGH JATAV: wm MEHTA): (a) The progress in implementa- the Minister of ENVIRONMENT AND FOR- tion of the Centrally Sponsored Scheme of ESTS be pleased to state: Vocationalisation of Secondary Education was reviewed in the National Seminar Or- (a) whether sewage water. industrial ganised by the National Council of Educa- effluents and waste matter are dumped into tional Research and Training (NCERT),' in Yamuna river in all the cities located on its December 1989. NCERT has also under- banks; taken a "Quick Appraisal" of the Programme in some states in December 1989. The (b) if so, the preventive steps taken by implementation of the Scheme was also Government to check it; reviewed in the Education Secretaries Con- ference held in January, 1990. (c) whether water and air are also b9ing polluted by industries in Agra and Mathura; (b) The vocational education pro- and gramme under the above referred scheme has been under implementation only since (d) if so, the steps baing taken to check February, 1988. Achievermtnts vary from it? 25 Writsn AnSW91S VAISAKHA31,1912(SAKA) Wriftsn AnsMHS 26
THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT (iv) Some foundn ':' have been AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI shifted downwirl ' of Taj Mahal. ROUTRA Y): (a) Yes, Sir. All the foundries lve been di- rected to operate c,liy during day (b) The preventive steps taken by time in the winter months. The Government include: foundries have been AnCOuraged to switch over to electricity in (i) Water quality criteria have been their furnaces. formulated fordifferent stretches of the river indicating designated (v) The use of diesel generator sets best u!»e. has been severely restricted.
(ii) Standards for effluents have (vi) The Indian Oil Corporation at beenprescribedforwater-pollut- Mathura has installed sulphur ing industries located on the recovery units for recovery of banks of the river. flue gases in the refinery. The refinery has also provided tall (iii) Conditional oonsents are issued stacks of 80-116 metres height to polluting industries stipulating for better dispersion of pollut- pollution control measures to be ants. adopted within a designated time- frame. (vii) Units have been advised to use DW sulphur fuel to reduce the (iv) Guidelines have been framed for overall sulphur levels in their siting of polluting industries. gaseous emission.
(v) Industnal licenses are given to (vii) Regular monitoring of air and major grossly polluting Industries water quality are being under- after environmental clearance. taken.
(c) Yes, Sir. (ix) The U. P. Government has taken up works for repair and commis- (d) The steps taken to check air and sioning of sewage schemes for water pollution in Agra and Mathura include: citles including Agra and Mathura to oontain discharge of effluents (i) A trapezoidal protection zone into the river. around Agra has been notified restricting the categories of in- dustries that can be established (x) The U. P. Pollution Control Board in the zone. has directed the industries to install pollution control devices (ii) The two coa~sed thermal in a time-bound manner and to power plants in Agra have been treat their effluents before dis- closed. charge into the river.
(iii) Coal engines in the railway mar- shalling yard have been replaced (xi) Legal action is launched against byl diesel engines. the recalcitrant units. 27 Written AnsMfelS MAY 21,1990 Written AnswelS 28
[English] (a) whether Hindi has been made optional in Ninth and Tenth Classes in Delhi; Units of Central Public Sector Under- takings In Hardoi District (b) if so, the reasons therefore;
*904. SHRI CHAND RAM: Will the (c) whether Govemment propose to PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: make Hindi compulsory upto. -the Twelfth Standard; (a) the numberof units of Central Public Sector Undertakings in Hardoi district of (d) if so, when; and Uttar Pradesh; (e) if not, the reasons therefor? (b) whether there is any proposal to set up more such units in Hardoi district and if so, THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE the details thereof; MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI (c) whether district Hardoi has been MEHTA): (a) and (b). Yes, Sir, According to declared as a backward district or whether the existing Scheme, Hindi is optional in IX any proposal in this regard is under consid- and X Classes in the Schools under Delhi eration of Government; Administration. However. according to the new Scheme of Studies introduced by the (d) if so, the details thereof; and CSSE, in these Schools, learning of Hindi will be compulsory in Class IX from 1991-92 (e) if not, the reasons therefor? onwards and in Class X from 1992-93 on- wards. THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF PLANNING (SHRI BHAGEY (c) No. Sir. OOBARDHAN): (a) There is no Central Public Sector Enterprise with registered (d) Does not arise. Office in Hardoi District of Uttar Pradesh. (e) On academic considerations includ- (b) There is 00 proposal under consid- ing time required to be devoted to subjects eration of the Government to set up any new as distinct from languages, it is not consid- Central Public Sector Enterprise in Hardoi ered appropriate to make Hindi compulsory District of Uttar Pradesh. at Senior Secondary stage_
(c) to (e). District Hardoi has been Preservation of Monuments In declared as a 'C' category backward district Chhatlsgarh District under the central investment subsidiary scheme introduced in 1971. *906. SHRI RAMESH BAIS: Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: [Ttanslation] (a) whether the centrally protected monuments in Chhatisgarh region of Madhya Hindi as Optional SUbject Pradesh have now been declared unpro- tected; *905. SHRI BAlESHWAR YADAV: Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: (b) if so, the names of monuments 29 Written AnswelS VAISAKHA 31, 1912 (SAKA) Written AnswelS 30 which have been declared protected monu- THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE ments during the last five year; MINISTRY OF PLANNING AND MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF PRO- (c) whether there is no arrangement for GRAMME 'MPLEMENTAT'ON (SHRt the preservation and maintenance of pro- BHAGEY GOBARDHAN): (a) and (b). So far tected monuments; as Planning Commission is concerned, there are two conditions to be monitored which are (d) whether any responsible officer has as under: been posted in this region; and 1. "Looking to the size and impor- (e) if not, the reasons therefor and the tance of thiS project the State time by which it is proposed to make ar- Government Will give sufficient rangements in this regard? priority to this project in the 8th Plan by ensuring adequate fund- THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE ing to match with the construc- MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- tion schedule as indicated in the VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI concurrence of State Planning MEHTA): (a) No Sir. and Finance Department. The State will also complete other (b) No new monument has been pro- ongoing projects at advance tected by the Central Government in the stage in time to ensure that there Chhatisgarh region of Madhya Pradesh in no difficulty Infunding the peak during the last five year. requirements of Sardar Sarovar Project .. (c) and (d). For proper maintenance and preservation of Centrally protected 2. "A programme of drainage and monuments and sites, three sub-Circle of- ground water balance studies has fices manned by technical personnel are been completed for Mahi Nar- located at Bilaspur, Jagdalpur and Raipur mada-Doab. Such a programme under the Bhubaneswar Circle of Archaeo- must be completed for the areas logical Survey of India. beyond the Mahi. The Bhal, Saurashtra, Kutch, Sami-Harij (e) Does not arise. and other areas require this as a precondition. The State should [English] submit to Planning Commission a detailed programme of stud- ies, which milestones of achieve- Sardar Sarovar Project ments, duly vetted through Cen- tral Water Commission for moni- "907. SHRIARVIND NETAM: Willthe toring the same by Planning PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: CommiSSion. "
(a) whether the Planning Commission In respect of condition (1) above, the has monitored the fulfilment of conditions set process of mOnitoring Will start atter the in their approval to the Sardar Sarovar Proj- finalisation of 8th Plan for GUIarat State, ect; and which ;s yet to be made.
(b) if so, the details thereof? In respect of the condition (2) above. the 31 Written AnSwelS MAY 21. 1990 Wliten AnsW8IS 32 programme of drainage and ground water sons whose applications are pending for balance studies beyond Mahi has been drown assistance; and up by the State Government. However. this is yet to be received in the Planning Commis- (c) when the decision is likely to be sion. taken thereon?
Financial Assistance to Sports-Persons THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- *908. SHRI UADHAVRAO SCINDIA: VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI Wil the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to MEHTA): (a) Yes, Sir. state: (b) A Statement is given below.
(a) whether Union Government have (c) Decision is taken after verifying the established a National WeHare Fund to pra- claims about the achievements of the sports- vide suitable assistance to outstanding persons ooncerned and their present circum- sports-persons; stances. by oonsulting the ooncerned Sports Federations. State Governments and other (b) if so, the particulars of sports1J8r- Agencies. 33 Written Answers VAISAKHA31, 1912 (SAKA) Written Answers 34
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SHRI DAU DAYAL JOSHI: Will of the Loan Fund. the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: [ Trans/ation) (a) whether the Supreme Court in its decision in the petition No. 1219 of 1987 More Engineering Colleges for Uttar observed that the Sainik Schools Society, Pradesh New Delhi should create appropriate funds for advancing loans to its employees for *910. SHRI SHEO SHARAN purchase of car, scooter, etc. and also for VARMA: construction of houses by the end of March, SHRI HARISH RAWAT: 1989; Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased (b) if so, whether this directive has since to state: been complied with, in all Sainik Schools; (a) whether Government propose to (c) if so, the details thereof; and open some more Engineering Colleges in Uttar Pradesh; (d) if not, the reasons therefor? (b) if so, the details in this regard; and THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF DEFENCE (DR. RAJA (c) if not, the reasons therefor? RAMANNA): (a) to (d). The Hon'ble Su- preme Court ordered" inter-alia, ttjle creation THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE of an appropriate fund either to be operated MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- through every 'college' or through such VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI method as may be found convenient for MEHTA): (a) and (b). Two new Engineering entertaining claims for loans for house con- Colleges are being established by the Gov- struction, purchase of scooter, car etc, as ernment of Uttar Pradesh in the hill areas at may be admissible in terms of the scheme to Dwarahat and Pauri-Garhwal. Another pr0- be framed. posal of opening an engineering coHege at Meerut is also under consideration 01 the The Sainik School are joint ventures of State Government. the Central and State Governments. The entire capital expenditure on land, buildings, (c) Does not arise. fumiture and educational equipment required by the Sainik Schools and a major portion of [English1 the running expenditure is borne by the concerned State Government/Union Terri- tory Administration who are also responsible Telephone Numbers on "nlateria. for the maintenance fo buildings, roads in- Communications stallations etc and for major replacements. They are also required to release grants-in- ·911. SHRI MADAN lAL KHURANA: aid soug~t to meet special requirements, on Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to actual need basis. state: 41 Written AnsW8/S VAISAKHA 31, 1912.(SAKA) Written Answe/S 42 (a) whether there are instructions that dilferences during this period are asgiven in the letters from MinistrieslDepartments the attached Statement - I. should bear the telephone number of is signatory; (b) and (c). Government have taken a number of steps to contail'! the deforestation (b) if so, whether the instructions .. in the rountry iocluding the foIowing:- being followed by all the MinistrieslDepart- ments; and (i) The National ForeslPolicy. 1988, lays more emphasis on conser- (c) if not, the steps taken to ensure strict vation of forests. There are spe- rompliance of the instructions? cific provisions for protection of forests from grazing, fires and THE PRIME MINISTER (SHRI VISH- encroachment. WANATH PRATAP SINGH): Ca) Yes, Sir. (ii) Forest Conservation Ad was (b) They are, by and large, being fol- enacted in 1980 to check diver- lowed. sion of forest land for non- forest purposes. The Act has been (c) Since occasional lapses rome to made more stringent. by an notice, these instructions have been reiter- amendment of 1988. ated from time to time. (iii) A Centrally Sponsored Scheme Pace of Afforestation is under implementation to help the States to develop infrastruc- *912. SHRI MANORANJAN ture for protection of forests. BHAKATA: SHRI ANBARASU ERA: (iv) Alternative sources of energy are enrouraged to replace fuetwood Will the Minister of ENVIRONMENT in domestic and commercial AND FORESTS be pleased to state: sectors. (a) whether there are States1where the (v) Wood is substituted by alterna- work of afforestation has not been able to tive materials in packaging, rai- rope up rompletely with the rate of defores- way sleepers, buikiing construc- tation; tion, furniture etc. (b) if so, whelherGovernment have any (vi) Import policy for timber has been plans to mntain deforestation in those Stales; liberalised. and (vii) Efforts are beirg made to comoI (c) if so, the details thereof? shifting cultivation. THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT (viii) Guidelines have been isSued to AND FORESTS (SHRI NllAMANI StateAJnion Territory Govern- AOUTRAY): (a) According to the forest ments from time to time for pr0- cover assessment done by the Forest Sur- tection of forests. State and Un- vey of India using satelile imagery of 1981- ion Territory Governments have 83 and 1985-87, State-wise forest cover been suggested; 43 Written AnSW9ts MAY 21,1990 Wrnten Answets 44 (a) To avoid felling of natural (e) To take measures tor forests and where such protection of forests from felrings are inevitable for fires. restoration of crop of other silvicultural considera- (ix) The National Wastelands Devel- tions, it should be re- opment Board set up with the stricted to area not ex- principal aim of undertaking a ceeding 10 hectares in the massive programme of affores- hills and 25 het:tares in tation and tree planting has the plains. undertaken programmes for:- (b) To consider banning of * Checking land degradation. fellings in the hills above 1,000 metres, at least for * putting wastelands to sustain- some years. able use. (c) In identify critical areas in * increasing biomass availabil- the hills and mountains ity- specially fuelwoodlfodder; which require protection and from felling of forests and need immediate vigorous * restoring ecological balance. afforestation. In addition to the general afforesta- (d) To set apart 4% of the tionltree planting programme implemented geographical area as all over the country. schemes and projects protection area like wild- under implementation in the States were the life sanctuaries, national Forest Cover Assessment difference ;s parks, biosphere reserves negative is given in the attached Statement etc. - II. 45 Wtlt9n Answer.s VAiSAKHA 31. 1912 (SAKA) Written Answsr.s 46 Q) 0) ~-e Q) ~ It) to M ti- c: <0 C\! C'! CI) Q) ~ cr) Y"'" "I + t,; ~ 'ti 1 + 'Y ~ ~ ~ .£ M co '¢ it) ~ co f2 C\I ~ III C\I C\I a; "+ ir..;. C\I Q) '7 c: ti- I + Q) ~ (J) .. 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I ~ :::t.. :IE• :::t (5 t- ~ ~ ~ ~ .,;. ari cD oi ci N ci yo. iii - 59 Written Answers MAY 21,1990 Written AnswelS 60 Trlbals Affected by Ban on Felling of (v) Marketing of Minor Forest Prod- Trees ucts through Cooperatives. ·913. SHRI MANtKRAO HODLYA (vi) Eco-development around impor- GAVIT: tant protected areas. SHRI R N. RAKESH: (Vii) Survey and Demarcation of For- Will the MInister of ENVIRONMENT est Land. AND FORESTS be pleased to state. (Viii) Programme for development of (a) whether a ban on felling of trees has forest villages. been proposed; (IX) Establishment of Vocational (b) if so, whether any alternate plan has Training Centres. been proposed to create more Job opportu- nrtles for tribal labourers who may be af- (x) Control of Shifting CultIVatIOn and fected by the ban; and proper land use In Tribal areas. (c) if so, the details thereof and if not, Fellowship Amount the reasons therefor and how the Govern- ment propose to rehabilitate the affected "914. SHRI P. PENCHALAIAH: Will trbals? the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT (a) whether Indian council of SoC1al AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI Science Research and Indian Council of ROUTRA Y). (a) The NatIOnal Forest Policy, Historical Research are considering to en- 1988 stIPulates that the remaining natural hance the amount of fellowship for Ph. D. forests should be preserved to conserve the scholars; natural hentage of the Country (b) If so, the details thereof; (b) Yes, Sir. Cc) the reasons for dIfference between (c) FolloWing new schemes which Will the fellowship amount of the UGC and the lead to more employment opportunities for amount awarded by the said sponsoring tribais are proposed In VIII Five Year Plan:- bodIes, and (d) the tentative date by which the (i) Rehabilitation of degraded for- fellowships are to be award ad unrformly in all ests. the educatIOnal research Institutions? (ii) IntensIVe management of poten- THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE tially productive forest areas. MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI logging of Matured Plantation in MEHTA): (a) and (b). According to the Natural Forests. information furnished by the Councils, the Indian Council of Social Science Research (IV) Improvement and Plantation of (ICSSR) and the Indian council of Historical Bomboo Forests. Research (ICHR) they revised their fellow- 61 Written Answers VAISAKHA 31,1912 (SAKA) Written Answers 62 ship amounts for Ph. D. Scholars w.e.f. of the situation arising from the difficulties 1.6.1988 and 1.4.1989 respectively. being faced by the children in educational institutions which are not able to function (c) As in the past, the revised ICSSR properly. There is, however, no proposal Doctoral Fellowship amounts are at par with under consideration to relax admission rules the Junior Research Fellowships (JRF)I exclusively for anyone group. Any such Senior Research Fellowships (SRF) of UGC relaxation would be available to all affected for Ph. D. scholars Le. As. 18001- per month students. for 1st and 2nd year and Rs. 21001- p.rn for subsequent years. Centre for Advanced Studies, Simla The revised rate of the J un ior Research ·916. SHRI K. D. SULTANPURI: Will Fellowships of ICH A for Ph.D scholars is Rs. the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: 1000/-p.m. The amount of ICHR fellowships for Ph. D scholars have not had parity with (a) the total enrolment of scholars in the UGC fellowships in the past nor are they Centre for Advanced Studies, Simla during awarded through a similar process. the last three years; (d) No such proposal is under consid- eration of this Department. (b) the details of research publications, theses brought out by the centre through its Admission of Children of Kashmirl research scholars du ring the last three years; Migrants and ·915. SHRI JANARDHANA POOJARY: Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to (c) the number of persons employed by state: Government in the Institution and the annual e)(penditure incurred on them? (a) whether Government propose to relax the rules for the admission of children of Kashmiri migrants to enable them to THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE complete their studies in technical and other MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- institutions in the country; VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI MEHTA): (a) The Indian Institute of Ad- (b) if so, the details of the decision vanced Study, Shimla, awards fellowship taken; and each year for a term ranging from 3 months to 2 years which can be extended by another (c) if not, the reasons therefor? year. Year-wise details of the number of Fellows awarded fellowships during the year THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE and the number already in position for the MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- years, 1987-88, 1988-89 and 1989-90 as VELOPMENT (SHAI CHIMANBHAI per information given by the Institute are as MEHTA): (a) to (c). Government are seized follows: Year Fellowships awarded Fellowships already Total during the year in position 1987-88 12 26 38 68 Written Answers MAY 21,1990 Written Answers 64 Year Fellowships awarded Fellowships already Total durmg the year In position 1988-89 13 19 32 1989-90 9 22 31 (b) the details of the manuscripts oeca have been published dUring 1987-88 to 1989- sional papers and research papers submit 90 as per information given by the Institute ted by the Fellows to the Institute on comple are as follows tlon of their fellowships and those which Number Submitted Number published Number allowed Number to the Instt by the Instt to be published under elsewhere publication 2 3 4 ManUSCripts 38 8 9 21 OccaSional 5 2 3 papers Research 2 papers TOTAL 45 11 9 25 (c) AccordIng to the information fur- (a) The steps taken to create national nished by tne Institute the sanctioned awareness about conservation of top sOil In strength of employees n the Institute IS 178, the country, and out of which 150 employees were In position on 1 41990 A large number of these em- (b) whether any comprehensive legiS- ployees are engaged In the maintenance lation at the national level IS being contem- and upkeep of the premises which was plated to conserve the top SOil? formerly lhe Viceregal Lodge Dunng 1989- 90, the Instrtute Incurred a total expenditure THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT of Rs 44 01 lakhs on Its employees AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI ROUTRAY) (a) The Central and the State Conservation of Top SOil Governmer.ts have been making efforts through various publiCity media including All *917 SHRI P A ANTONY Will the India RadiO and Doordarshan to create MInister of ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS awareness about serIOus SOil erosIOn and be pleased to state the need to conserve top SOil A NatIOnal 65 Written Answers VAISAKHA 31, 19·12 (SAKA) Written Answers 66 Environment Awareness Campaign is also National Lectures was instituted in 1970 and conducted, since 1986, to generate environ- 756 awards were made by the Commission mental awareness at national level. between 1970-71 to 1989-90. (b) In response to a Model Bill on Soil According to the Commission, during conservation circulated by the Ministry of the 7th Plan, some new schemes have been Agriculture, 15 States and 2 Union Territo- initiated to promote excellence in standards ries have enacted legislation to promote soil of teaching and research like establishment and water conservation activities including of Inter-University Centres, continuing edu- conservation of top soil. cation programmes for teachers, etc. The eXisting schemes for teachers like Visiting Scheme of National Lectureship Associateship, National Fellowship and Visiting Professorship were also found to *919. SHRI PRAKASH V. PATIL: have overlapping elements with the pro- SHRI G. S. BASAVARAJ: gramme of National Lectures. According to the information given by the U.G.C., in view Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased of all these factors, it was decided by the to state: Commission to discontinue the programme of National Lectures from the 8th Plan. (a) whether the University Grants Commission IS considering to cijscontinue Panel of Scheduled Caste Employees the system of National lectureship with effect of Delhi Cantonment Board from the Eighth Plan; ·920. DR. DAULATRAO SONUJI (b) if so, when was the scheme Initiated AHER: Will the PRIME MINISTER be and how many national lectureships have pleased to state: been awarded so far since its induction; (a) whether the Delhi Cantonment (c) the main reasons for abolishing the Board has prepared a panel of its Scheduled said scheme; Caste employees for promotion and other facilities; (d) whether in this regard all the State Governments have been consulted; and (b) if so, the details thereof; and (e) whether any new scheme is likely to (c) whether it IS proposed to give selec- be introduced? tion grade to the deserving employees in such panel? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI MINISTRY OF DEFENCE (DR. RAJA MEHTA): (a) to (e). University Grants RAMANNA): (a) to (c). Common seniority Commission has a number of faculty im- lists of each category of employees, includ- provement programrT)es which provide ap- ifl9 scheduled caste employees, are main- portunities to teachers to keep in touch with tained. These lists are used for preparing mooern developments intheirfields of study panels for promotion of all employees, in- and also to visit other universities/institu- cluding scheduled caste employees. tions for interaction and exchange of ideas. UGC has informed that the Programme of In the Cantonment Board, Delhi, Selec- 67 Written Answers MAY 21.1990 Written AnswelS 68 tion Grade is being given to teachers only. (e) if not the reasons therefor? Promotions to Selection Grade are made only on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE and, as such, no reservation quotas are MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- applicable. VELOPMENT (SHAI CHIMANBHAI MEHTA): (a) Department of Culture has a Promotion of Tribal Folk Art and culture Scheme for promotion and dissemination of Tribal and Folk Art and Culture. *922. SHRIMATI J. JAMUNA: Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: (b) Under the Scheme, financial assis- tance is given to registered Voluntary Or- (a) whether Govemment are rendering ganisations, institutions and individuals, - any financial assistance to Dance, Drama both 'tribals and non-tribals-who have been and Theatre Groups as well as for profes- associated with any institution having the sional groups for promoting Tribal Folk Art necessary infrastructure facilities for their and Culture; projects and who are engaged in the ar.ea of preservation of tribal art and crafts. In select- (b) if so, the guidelines of the scheme ing individual projects for assistance, care is for grant of assistance; taken to ensure that different tribal groups in all parts of the country are covered to the (c) the names of the institutions or extent possible. groups which received financial assistance so far under the above schemes and the (c) Details are given below in the State- quantum of assistance received in the last ment. three years; (d) Yes, Sir. The Centre for Social (d) whether any groups or institutions Development, Secunderabad has been from the State of Andhra Pradesh received sanctioned a grant of As. 41,6001- during financial assistance during the last three 1989-90. years; and (e) Does not arise. 69 Written Answers VAISAKHA 31,1912 (SAKA) Written Answ91S 70 1 ....:.. ~ ....:...... :...... :.. .~ c3 0 0 2; c5 0 0 0 c: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 tV 0 cct 0 0 0 0 0 0 CI) 0 0 0 ci ci ci 0 :; C\I C\I N 0_ Ll) 0_ t: (\') ~ ::J 0 e iii iii iii iii u) u) iii u) 'II:( cc: cc: a: cc: a: a: ex: ex: -1! ~ a; s:; m nsc s:; c; 1: c: "~ .c ns fti U) en (D CIS ct "'0 > CIS as Q) .c ct en .x-U) as > ii; ~ CIS :E Z .c c: Cf) .s:::. 0) <:) "'0 as i:D w 0) c: "g ii; ::E ClO « ~ oar c: .c W ~ E ca a5 ~ t0) -0 :c 3: ,_~ as "'0 ca C "'- ..0 Q) en ca 0; ~ 0 as Q) .c: en - 0 0... ..c.::::::I CD ~ 0 -0 0 c ""t:: U) (ij ns Cii ::::::I ..c. :E .c: "0, ~ 0 U) E Cll >. 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SHRI RAM LAL RAHI: Will the (d) if so, details thereof and action taken PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: in this regard? (a) whether Govemment are aware of THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT irregularities committed in the matter of AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI appointments made by University of Delhi; ROUTRAy): (a) The Ministry of Industry has and issued the letter of intent for the proposed expansion/modernisation of National Organic (b) if so, the details thereof and action chemicals Industries Umited. taken thereon? (b) The environmental impacts of the THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE project will be known only after a full impact MINISThV OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- assessment statement is submitted by the VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI Company to the Government. MEHTA): (a) and (b). According to the information fumished by the University of (c) and (d). Representations have been Delhi, the appointment of teachers is made received against this project from public men, in accordance with the provisions contained voluntary agencies and individuals regard- in the relevant StatuteSIOrdinances of the ing the adverse environmental consequences University of Delhi. Neither the Govt. nor the of the project. A realistic appraisal can be University have received any specific com- und8rtaken when the assimilative and carry- plaints in the recent past in regard to irregu- ing capacity report of this region along with larities inthe appointment of University teach- certain other data requested from the project ers. authorities is available. [English] [ Translation] Expansion of Noell at Thane Research Institutes In Punjab 9650. SHRI MULLAPPALLY RAMA- 9551. S. ATINDER PAL SINGH: Will CHANDRAN: the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: SHRI VIDYADHAR GOKHALE: (a) the areas in which research work is going on in Punjab and the locations of such Will the Minister of ENVIRONMENT institutions where research work is going on; AND FORESTS be pleased to state: (b) whether any facil:ties have been (a) whether Government have cleared provided to Punjab for original research work the proposal for expansion of the National in the field of Science and Technology. Organic Chemical Industries Ltd. at Thane; (c) if so, the the details thereof; (b) if so, what are the possible environ- mental impact of the expansion of this Plant; (d) whether Government propose to set 79 Written Answers MAY 21,1990 Wntten Answers 80 up any Research Institutes In Punjab, and Institute of Medical EducatIOn and Research, Chandlgarh (e) If so, the details thereof and If not, the reasons therefor? Several research fellowships In the fIeld of medICal research are provided at Guru THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE Nanak Dev Umverslty, Amrltsar, Dayanand MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOL- MedICal College, Ludhlana, Punjab Agricul- OGY (PROF M G K MENON) (a) to (c) In tural Unrverslty, Ludhlana, Government the area of Agncultural Research, the work. MedICal college, Patlala, PunJabl University, gOing on In different areas and the locatIOns Patlala In Punjab are given In the statement below In the area of Industrial Research, an Post-graduate education and research Institute of Microbial Technology and the are being conducted In the following Insti- Central SCientifIC Instruments Organrsatlon tutes In Punjab both of council of ScIentifIC and Industrial Research are located In Chandlgarh In Thapar Institute of Englneenng and addition thore are several State Govern- T echnoJogy, Patlala, Guru Nanak College of ment, InstitutIOns dealing With industrial Englneenng, Ludhlana The current areas of research and development actIVIties located advanced training and research In these In Punjab In areas such as HIgh voltage InstItutIons Include EnVIronmental EngIneer- Research, IrrigatIon and Power research, Ing, computer-Aided DesIQn/Computer Aided Trade Wastes and Effluents research, etc Management, Product DeSIgn, Laser and Fibre OptiCS, TransportatIon Englneenng" Umverstt,es In Punjab are dealing With 810-Technology, Instrumentation T echnol- areas ofagncultural research and otherareas ogy, Ergonomics, Microprocessor Appltca of sCience and technology relevant to the tlons, and Agricultural Englneenng expertise available there These Universities are Guru Nanak Dev University, Amntsar, In the area of EnVironmental Research, Punjab University, Chandlgarh, Punjabl SpecIfIC tIme bound projects are beIng sup- University, Patlala Punjab Agricultural Uni- ported by the Centre In PunJabl UnIversIty, versity, Ludhlana, etc Patlala, Punjab Agricultural Unrverslty, Ludhl- ana The Central Government has also set up a Regional Sophisticated Instrumenta- BasIC research work on aspects of new tion Centre IS Punjab University, Chandlgarh and renewable sources of energy IS being to enable SCientists from the region carry out taken up at Punjab Agricultural University, research activities uSing SOphiSticated re- Ludhlana search faCilities avaIlable at thiS Centre In the area of MedICal Research, spe- The Thapar InstItute of Englneerrng cifiC research facilities have been estab- Technology IS a State Institute dOIng re- lished In ChandlQarh In the areas of delivery search work. 10 chosen areas of englneerrng of Mother and Child health (MCH) Care and technology Centres, Human ReproductIon research centres, Hospital based Cancer Registry The above list IS not Intended to be a and Surveillance Centre for AIDS I additIOn, comprehenSIve list of all the Institutions In several Indian CounCil of Medical Research Punjab carryIng out research and develop- task force University and Post-graduate ment activities In various fields but only IlIus- 81 Written AnswelS VAISAKHA 31,1912 (SAKA) Written Answers 82 trative of the areas of research being pur- (d) and (e). A Regional Engineering sued in various institutions in Punjab. The College has been started at Jallandhar dur- above institutes have several research facili- ing 1989-90. Government has approved the ties, and within the resources available. the setting up of Longowal institute of Engineer- institutes are fairly well-equipped to carry out ing and Technology at Longowal. research in various areas of interest to them. 83 Written Answel'S MAY 21,1990 Written AnsWBI'S 84 (IS "0 C .fij .r. (IS .r. .... (IS (IS (IS :; ru c:: ~ ~ c cG Cij c c m d c .Q "0 CD (IS .r. ~ cu (IS en CD c: :0 ::E .0 1: ::E ::E ~ as ::E ~ c: co :::l "0 "0 co "0 "0 (IS "0 n _,~ :; :::l Z M ::::l ::::l (IS :; :::l -, .r. ...J ...J ...J C C) ...J 0 ~ t'IS ::E "0 ::::l ...J .Q ~c:: :l a.. .s ~ ie 5 .1:: \ ;; ~ .£ :l ~ :t:: cCD W 1;) c ..s ·iii m a:: ~ "0 ~ C ~ (IS 0 .r. 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ORG Systems Ltd. ,Ahmadabad. computers; (c) if so, the name of those companies (d) Government encourages private and the details of their products in this re- sector participation in the manufacture of the gard; and following telecom equipments; (d) whether Government propose to (i) Switching Equipment upto a encourage private sector participation in the capacity of 2000 lines such as manufacture of telecom equipment; and if EPAX/EPABX and Rural Auto- so, the details thereof? matic Exchanges. THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE (ii) Transmission equipment with a MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOL- capacity 01 , 20 vo\cefdata chan- OGY (PROF. M.G.K. MENON): (a) There nels or less. are 98 companips producing computers in the country. The details are given in state- (iii) Subscriber end terminal equip- ment - I below. ment such as telephone instru- ments, teleprinters, Data Com- There are 133 companies producing munication equipment, etc. telecommunication items for the Telecom- munications Department. The details are (iv) Two-way Radio Communication given in Statement - II below. eqUipment in the HFNHF fre- quency band. (b) Yes, Sir. (c) The new design computers are STATEMENT· I basically workstations and mini computer systems based on the latest chips such as Addresses & Location of Companies Intel 80386, Intel 80486 and Motorela 68030. Producing computers in the Country Using some of the~e Chips, High Clock Speed Multiprocessor systems have been Altos India Ltd., New Delhi designed in the country. The following Okhla Industrial Estate, manufactures have introduced such new New Delhi 95 Written Answers MAY 21,1990 Written AnswetS 96 Aegee Systems Pvt Ltd Factory - Noida 41-Venkatnarayana Raod. T Nagar Computer India Ltd. Madras - 600 017 Palna. Ami-Sanag Micromation (P) Ltd. CMS Computers Pvt. Basheer Bagh, C - 4, Udyog Sadan No.3, MIDe Hyderabad, Marol, Andheri (East) Bombay - 400 093 Arihant Computers (P) Ltd. Compulink Madras Shah & Nahar Ind! Est. Bldg., 420 - A, S. J. Road, Lower Parel Bombay - 400 013 Anjiakra Electronics Systems Sataran. Concept Computers Pvt Ltd A -32, G. I. D. C. Electronic Applied Electroptics & Instruments Complex Shanti Kutir, Navghar Road, Gandhinagar - 382015 Mulund East Bombay - 400 081 Crotech Systems Pvt Ltd Cottage 27, West Patel Nagar Aptel Computers Pvt Ltd New'Delhi - '10 008 7813, Gide Estate, Marpura Vadodara - 390 010 Digital Equipment India Ltd Digital Park - 92, Suburb Aristo Computers Yeshwantpur, lind Stage, Annai House, 10-A Rajendra Place Bangalore - 560 022 New Delhi - 110 008 DeM Data Products Vikrant Tower, 4, Rajendra Placo Aurelec Data Processing Systems Post Box 6062 Prayogashala. Auroville New Delhi 110 008 Konakuppam - 605 204 Decibells Electronics Pvt ltd Bush India Ltd 21, Electronic Sadan, Bldg P Box 4127, Sukh Sagar, Ns Type II, Pimpri Bhosari Ind Ar Patkar Marg Pune - 411 026 Bombay - 400·007 Efftronics Caditronics Pvt Ltd 40 - 5/6 - 3, Israilpet, A-1, 3708, Pase-tV, Gide Venkateshwarapuram Vatva, Village Ramol, Survey 4 Vijaywada - 520 010 Ahmedabad - 382 445 Eiko Computers Pvt Ltd Cals Systems Pvt Ltd 1015, Lakshminarayan Complex, 302, Shakuntla, 59 Nehru Place Palace Road, Vasanthnagar New Delhi -110 019 Bangalore 560 052 91 Written AnSW91S VAISAKHA 31, 1912 (SAKA) Written AnSW91S 98 Electro Systems Associaters Pvt ltd GEBBS Microsystem (P) ltd 1954155, 8th Main Road, GEBBS House, 13th Street E - BIodt. II Stage, Rajajinagar Central Road, MIDC, Maral Bangalore - 560 010 Andheri (East, Bombay) Electronic Research ltd Interface Electronics India 17th - Km Old Madras Road Computer Pvt. ltd P. Box 5 0- 13, Everest, Tradeo Circle Bangalore - 560 049 Bombay - 400 037 Electronic Systems Punjab ltd Indchem Electronics tid B - 81, Phase VII, Industrial P Box 5059, Dey Plots For Area, Sas Nagar EJectlElectro Ind Chandigarh - 160 055 Sevaramran Madras - 600 096 Factory Mohali Infotech Ltd Electronics Corporation of India Umited 304 - 305, Anna Salai T eynampet Cherlapalli Dadras - 600 018 Hyderabad, Innovative Designs Pvt ltd Eliotex laboratories 11, Chittaranjan Road St. Thomas T ~wers, Madras - 600 018 BangaJore Integrated Data Systems ltd Fujiooya Data Systems (P) ltd 6 - 3 - 5421J, Panjagutta 364, Swami Clinic Building Hyderabad - 500 482 K. R. Puram Ext. Bangalore - 560 036 International Computers India Essen Etectronics MFG ltd AI1, Gide Complex, Mile Post No.4, Ahmednagar Road Sedor-15 Pune - 411 014 Gandhinagar - 382 015 International Data Management Ltd Essen Per1lherals Pvt ltd Safed Pool, Kurla-Andheri Road AI7. Gide. Electronics Complex Bombay - 400 072 Gandhinagar - 382 015 Godrej & Boyce Mfg. Co. ltd. Intex computers Pvt ltd Pirojshanagar o -217, Ansa Industrial Vkhroli, Bombay Estate, Saki Vihar Road Bombay - 400 072 HCL ltd (Computer Division) 808, Siddharth. 96 Nehru Place J & V Computer (P) Ud. New Delhi -110 019 31. ThirumaJai Pillai Lane, T. Nagar, Factory Naida Madras - 600 017 99 Written Answel5 MAY 21,1990 Written AnSWBIS 100 Keonics Magnavision Computers Ud Maegaware Computer Ud Post Box No. 3873, lind Main, Hinson House. 1st Floor, 1st Stage, Indiranagar Saki Vihar Road, 8angalore - 560 038 Saki Naka, Andheri (East) Bombay - 400 004 Kerala State Electronics Dev Corpn Ltd Maxt?Yte Computer Mfg. & System Keltron House, Vellayambalam Consultant (P) Ud Trivandrum - 695 033 9 - B. laxmi Estate, Old Nagardas Road, Andheri (E) Key Floppy Bombay - 400 069. Nachram Ind Estate, H - 10, Kakatiyanagar, Bshiguda Maltren Instrumentation ltd Hyderabad - 500 007 Plot No.4, MDC Didustrial Area. Kudal Kirloskar Electric Company Ltd Sindhuydurg - 416 550 Electronic & Auto Div Unit IV, Belavadi Indl Area Microsense Computers Ltd Mysore - 571 186 lind Floor, EmeralQ House, 1 - 7 - 264, Sarojini Devi Road Kuruganti Computers Pvt Ltd Secunderabad - 500 003 11, 48th Street, 9th Avenue, Ashok Nagar Meara Computers, Gurgaon Madras - 600 038 Minicomop Pvt ltd lapaz Computer, A - 1, Udyog Sadan -3, Midc, 3rd Floor, Jhaveri House Andhreri (East), Opp Seeps 110, Nagardas Master Road Bombay - 400 093 Bombay - 400 023 Modular Systems (Poena) Pvt Ltd 26, Electronic co-Operative logitronics Pvt Ltd Estate, Pune-Sarara Road C - 6212, Okhla IndustriaJ Pune - 411 009 Area, Phase - II New Delhi - 110 020 Moon Computers Manufacturing Industry Factory Naida Cama Bldg, Ground Floor, 24126, Dalal Street, Fort Bombay - 400 001 Macmillan Computer Ltd 78, KoramangaJa Indistrial Namtech Systems Pvt Ltd Ares, P. 8. No. 5201 35, Da Costa Square 8angalore - 560 034 St Thomas Town Bangalore - 560 084 National Radio & Electronics Co. ltd Mahendra Electronics Pvt Ltd MahakaJi Road, Chakala C - 5, Chirag Enclave Andheri (East) New Delhi - 110 048 Bombay - 400 093 101 Written Answers VAISAKHA31, 1912 (SAKA) Written Answers 102 Nitul Data Systems (P) Ltd PIECO Electronics & Electricals Ud Plot No. 291, Phase - II Shivsagar Estate., Block - A Udyog Vihar, Dr. Annie Basant Road, Gurgaon - 122 001 Post Box No. 6598. Bombay - 400 004 Norsk Data India Ltd Post Box No. 902, Sorrento, PSI Data Systems Ltd 3A, Padmanabha Nagar. Adyar Post Box No. 4718. No.2. Madras - 600 020 Victoria Road Bangalore - 560 047 OMC computers Ltd Plot No. 1 - 2. Survey No. 43015. PS! Ka~nga Ltd Krthuri Commercial Complex Plot No.4. Sector A. One B. F attancheru Mancheswar IndiJ Estate Bhubaneshwar - 751 010 Optronics Services Pvt ltd Suite No. 6118th Floor. 33A, Sare Electronics Pvt Ltd Chowringhee Road, 19. Madhu IndustriaJ Estate. Calcutta - 700 071 Pandurang Budhkar Marg. Bombay - 400 018 PAC Systems Sarabhai Electronics Ltd 102. Ravi Ind Estate, Off (ORG Systems Div.) Mahakali Caves Road, Andheri SadiWadi Bombay - 400 093 Vadodara - 390 007 Pascal Computers Pvt ltd Selectro 4OC, Dagra Road 30/4. Phase -III. Gide Calcutta - 700 017 Industrial Area. Narodada Ahmedabad - 382 330 pes Data Products Ltd Shivam Computers Pvt Ltd 303-304, Regent Chambers, Malav Cottage. Opp Rachna Society Nariman Point Ahmedabad - 380 015 Bombay - 400 021 Shyam Computer Systems Pvt Ltd Prime Home Computer Pvt ltd C - 138, Naraina Ind! Area, C - 198. Sarvodaya Enclave Phase -I New Delhi - 110017 New Delhi Sita Electronics Processor Systems (India) Pvt Ltd 12 - 5 - 35/A19. Sriniket T amaka 24, Richmond Road Hyderabad - 500 017 Bangalore - 560 025 Southern Magnetics Pvt Ltd Professional Electronic Products 11f.3. Dr. V. S. Instronics Post Box 316, Delhi Road Estate. Thiruvanmiyur Meerut - 250 002 Madras - 600 034 103 Written AnswetS LtAY21,1990 WrIten AnSINlS 104 Stering Computers ltd. Unicorp Computers Pvt ltd 19. Calhedreal Garden Road C - 176. Okhla Industrial Area, Madras - 600 034 Phase -I New Delhi - 110 020 Sujata Digital Systems Pvt ltd 208 - Parvati Ind Ar~ Uptron India Ud. New Sun Mill Compound. (Digital Systems Div.) Lower Parel near Gomati Nagar Barrage. Bombay - 400 013 Post Box. 444. l.ucknow - 226 001 Sum Electronics 127. Atlanta. 209. Hariman Point Urvashi Elaclronics Pvt. ltd Bombay - 400 021 United Chambers. 347. MauIana ShakataIi Road. Summit Electronics Pvt ltd Bombay - AIOO 007 A - 78 - 913, Flatted Factories. Gide Electronics Estate Usha Maopocass Controls Ud Gandhinagar - 382 016 AnsaI Chamber - I, 3 - Bhikaji Cama Place. Sun - Ray Computers PYt Ud New Delhi 93A, 113A, Manorayana PaJya, R T. Nagar Post V8f'Sat¥e Data Dystems (P) Lld BangaIore - 560 032 2.0416. 20th Main, 1st oR" Bloc*. RajaJ Nagar T ata Numsys Ud BangaIore - 560 010 17- B. T IVim IndistriaI Eslate, Karaswada Map IS a, WebeI Jenson & Nicholson Ud Goa-402526 22S - E, Acharya Jagdish Chandra Bose Road Three C Systems ltd Caladla - 700 020 86. Chamiers Road Madras - 600 018 WIpR) Information Technology Ud 1107. Hamkunt Tower. 98. Time and Data Systems (I) Pvt ltd Nehru Place. 41 - A. Dr. E Moses Road, Worli New Delhi - 110019 Bombay - 400 018 Ultra Business Machines Ltd Zenith Computers Ltd 2nd Floor. St Patrick's Zenith House. Cardinal Gracias Rd, Shopping Arcade, 157, Brigade Chakala In. 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(c) the steps proposed to be taken to (c) The Cantonment Boards do not remove this anomaly? have adequate funds to meet the expendi- ture on these advances. Grant-in-Aid also THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE cannot be given to the Boards for these MINISTRY OF PLANNING AND MINISTER purposes due to paucity of funds. OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF PRO- GRAMME IMPLEMENTATION (SHRI Memorandum from Border Road BHAGEY GOBARDHAN): (a) and (b). Yes, Workers Union, Jammu and Kashmir Sir. In the past different Government Depart- ments had been recruiting Programmers 9555. DR. ASIM BALA: Wi" the PRIME with job responsibilities defined by them to MINISTER be pleased to state: meet their specific requirement of com put- erisation and in the pay scales found appro- (a) whether Government have received priate corresponding to the job responsibili- a memorandum dated 12 April, 1990 from ties. Boarder Road Workers Union, Jammu and Kashmir State; (c) Based on the recommendations of a Committee on rationalisation of pay scales (b) if so, the details of the grievances of Electronics Data Processing posts, the expressed therein; and Government of India have decided to intro- duce pay scales for computer Programmers (c) the action taken/proposed to be in the Government departments as notified taken in that regard? by Ministry of Finance. The recommenda- tions of the Committee are under implemen- THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE tation by various departments. MINISTRY OF DEFENCE (DR. RAJA RAMANNA): (a) Yes, Sir. A.dvances to Doctors ot Cantonment Board General Hospital, Delhi Can". (b) and (c). A Statement is attached. 9554. SHRI KIRPAL SINGH:Will the STATEMENT Minister of PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: The grievances listed in the said Memo- randum are as follows:- (a) whether there is any proposal to grant house building/car/L.T.c. advances to (i) In spite of continuously w"Jrking the Doctors working in the Cantonment Board for years together, service of 135 Written Answers MAY 21,1990 Written Answers 136 majority of workers is still not officer who instructed for such pE:trmanent. The service condi- deduction. tions are also like those of 'bonded labour'. (e) Payment of HeighVFunnel al- lowance as per scales of Mis (ii) Termination of services of about NHPC. 2000 workers without any rea- son and on fabricated grounds. (f)Two sets of Uniforms every year. (iii) Termination of workers and their (g) Payment of compensation as fresh appointment have become per Workmen's Compensation a racket and an integral part of Act. corruption in the Border Roads Organisation. (h) Recognition of the Border Road Workers Union. (iv) Existing workers are being util- ised for maintenance and repair (i) Probe by an outside Agency in jobs but bills are being drawn the financial Scandals and fi- showing fresh appointment of nancial management in BRO. workers. Implementation of all labour (v) Workers associated with the laws in BRO and form ulation Border Roads Workers' Union of service rules in conSUltation are being harassed by the man- with the union. agement. (k) Reinstatement of all termi- (vi) There has been irregular deduc- nated workmen including 10 tion of wages for 2 days from Union activists. workers who went to vote in the last Parliamentary elections held 3. In so far as the period of employment in November 1989. of casual workers is concerned, it is clarified that they are employed on "as required basis". 2. Besides the above grievances, the following demands have also been made: Apart from daily wages, the casual workers engaged by the BRO are entitled to (a)Permanency of all workers in Bor- basic items of ration, clothing, medical treat- der Road Organisation. ment upto three weeks at a time, out of pocket allowance @ Rs. 6/-per head per day (b)Reinstatement of terminated from' the place of recruitment to place of employees. works site and warming aids at high alti- tudes. These workers are also entitled to (c)lmplementation of all labours laws compensation as per workmen's Compen- in BRO. sation Act. (d) Refund of two days' wages The engagement of casual workers is deducted from workers salary based upon the work-load. Due to inade- for the day of election, and quate work-load, some casual workers were immediate action against the discharged during the year 1989-90. 137 Written AnswelS VAISAKHA 31, 1912 (SAKA) Written Answers 138 As regards utilisation of workers for (c) if so, whether they are allowed to maintenance and repair jobs and intimida- draw salaries from their parent institutions tion of some workers, the allegations are and also from the legislative or local bodies; without any substance. and The casual workers were allowed to (d) the details of rules in this observe an unpaid holiday for polling on 24th regard? November 1989 with the proviso that this shall be treated as working day for computa- THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE tion of 6 working days immediately preced- MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- ing the day of rest. The Audit has, however, VELOPMENT (SHRt CHIMANBHAI not admitted the claim and had deducted two MEHTA): (a) to (d). The information is being days wages. Steps have been initiated to collected and shall be laid on the Table of the correct this irregularity. House. it is not possible to give permanency to Central University Status to Nagpur the casual workers in the organisation since University they are employed purely on "as required basis". 9557. SHRIVASANTSATHE: Willthe PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: As the engagement or disengagement take place on "as required basis" as per the (a) whether Government propose to workload, it is not possible to re-engage all grant Central University status to the Nagpur these workers. However, as a matter of University; practice, in case of requirement for Casual Paid Labourers (CPLs) preference is given (b) if so, the time by when it will be done; to the retrenched CPLs in re-engagement, and subject to their conforming to the prescribed guidelines. (c) if not, the reasons therefor? Election Contest by Teachers Without Resignation THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- 9556. SHRI KALP NATH RAt: Will the VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: MEHTA): (a) to (c). The Nagpur University has been established under an Act of the State Lagislature, and as a matter of policy, (a) whether the teachers employed in the Central Government does not convert schools, colleges and universities can con- State Universities into Central Universities. test elections for legislative bodies, munici- pal corporation etc. without resigning from Integrity of Historical Processes their posts; 9558. SHRI KAILASH MEGHWAL: Will (b) if so, whether such teachers, if the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: elected, can retain their teaching posts and serve simultaneously as members of the (a) the period after which the State legislative or local bodies to which they are secret documents become part of publiC elected; knowledge and of history; 139 Written Answers MAY 21.1990 Written Answers 140 (b) whether there are documents which the government, e.g. title to prop- are not made public as such and are only erty, claims for compensation not edited, which may alter the tone and spirit; subjed to a time limit, formal instruments such as awards, (c) whether there are established norms schemes, orders, sanctions, etc. or guidelines on maintaining integrity of his- torical processes; and 2) papers relating to major policy deCisions, including those relat- (d) if so, the details thereof? ing to the preparation of legisla- tion. THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- 3) Papers regarding constitution, VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI functions and working of impor- MEHTA): (a) Classified files remaining un- tant committees, working groups transferred to the National Archives of India etc. after 25 years are required to be appraised once in 5 years to consider downgrading ~) papers providing lasting prece- them. All such downgraded files considered dents for important procedures, as worthy of permanent preservation are e.g., administrative memoranda, subsequently transferred to the National historical reports and summa- Archives of India and made available for ries, legal opinions on important bonafide research purposes after they are, matters. 30 years old !)ubject to such conditions as might be considered appropriate by the 5) Papers concerning rules, regu- records-creating agencies. lations, departmental guides or instructions of general applica- However> Secret documents earlier tion. transferred to the National Archives of India are being reviewed and de-classified by the 6) Papers relating to salient fea- respective Ministriss with a view to facilitat- tures of organisation and staffing Ing access to them. of government departments and offices. (b) Editing of documents, before mak- ing them accessible, is not being done. 7) Papers relating to important liti- gation or 'causes celebres' in (c) Broad guidelines for preserving which the administration was records of permanent value have been pro- involved. vided in the Central Secretariat Manual of Office Procedure. However, specific guide- 8) Papers relating to the origin of a lines have been provided through Records department or agency of govern- Retention Schedules for Records relating to ment; how it was organised: how substantive functions. it functioned; and (if defunct) how and why it was dissolved. (d) Normally files of the following nature are preserved permanently: 9) Data about what the department! agency accomplished. (Samples 1) Papers containing evidence of by way of illustration may be rights or obligations of or against enough; but the need for such 141 Written Answers VAISAKHA31, 1912 (SAKA) Written Answers 142 samples may be dispensed with publications. where published annual reports are available). 15) Papers relating to the more im- portant aspects of scientific or 10) Papers relating to a change of technical research and develop- Policy. This is not always easy to ment. recognise, but watch should be kept for (a) summary for a Minis- 16) papers containing matters of local ter, (b) the appointment of a interest of which it is unr~ason departmental or inter-departmen- able to expect that evidence will tal Committee or working group, be available locally, or compris- and (c) note for the? Cabinet or ing synopsis of such information a Cabinet Committee. Generally covering the whole country or a there should be a conscious ef- wide area. fort to preserve all such papers. including those reflecting con- 17) Papers relating to obsolete ac- flicting points of view. In the case tivities or investigations, or to of inter-departmental Commit- abortive schemes in important tees, however, it is importantthat fields. a complete set of papers be kept only by the departments mainly 18) Any other specific categories of concerned-usually the one pro- records which, according to the viding secretariat. departmental instructions issued in consultation with the National 11 ) Papers relating to the implemen- Archives, have to be treated as tation of a change of policy in- genuine source of information cluding a complete set of instruc- on any aspect of history-political, tions to executive agencies etc.• social. economic, etc .• or are and relevant forms. considered to be of biographical or antiquarian interest. 12) Papers relating to a well-known { Translation] public o( international event or cause celebre, orto other events which gave rise to interest or English Paper of Indian Forest Service controversy on the national plane. Examination 13. Papers containing direct refer- 9559. SHRI BAGUN SUMBRU I: Will ence to trends or developments the Minister of ENVIRONMENT AND FOR- in political, social, economic or ESTS be pleased to state: other fields, particularly if they contain unpublished statistical or (a) whether English is a compulsory financial data covering a long subject in the examination for Indian Forest period or a wide area. Service; 14) Papers cited in or noted as con- (b) whether the marks obtained in this sulted in connection with official paper are taken into account for compiling 143 Written AnswBlS MAY 21,1990 Written AnSWBfS 144 the merit list; [English] (c) if so, the reasons therefor; Publication of Urdu Letters of llaulana Azad (d) whether it is compulsory to answer all question papers in the examinat:on for 9560. PROF. SAIF-UD-DIN SOZ: Will Indian Forest Service in English only; and the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: (e) if so, the reasons therefor? (a) whether National Archives of India (NAI) proposes to bring out a special volume of hitherto unpublished Urdu letters of THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT Maulana Azad: and AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI ROUTRAY): (a) to (e). The scheme of (b) if so the details of action taken in providing option of answering question this regard? papers in English, Hindi or any other regional language with Engtsh as a paPer having a THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE 'qualifying' status is available to candidates MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- only in Civil Services (Main) Examination. VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI The scheme of Examination for recruitment MEHTA): (a) Yes, Sir. of officers to the Indian Forest Service has not been modified and, therefore, English IS (b) The National Archives of India is compulsory and marks obtained therein are bringing out a volume containing letters of included for compilation of the merit list and Maulana Azad in Urdu from the collection the candidates are required to answer all received in 1966 thorough the courtesy of question papers in English. Although the late Dr. Tara Chand, eminent historian. Union Public Service Commission have taken aU possible steps to evolve certain norms Select~on of Hockey Players for Beijing and procedures for evaluation of scripts Asian Games written in various Indian languages in the Civil Services (Main) Examination, the 9561. SHRI KUSUMA KRISHNA Commission has opined that unless a de- MURTHY: Will the PRIME MINISTER be tailed analysis of the working of the scheme pleased to state: is made and the conclusions evaluated, it will be premature to extend this facility to other (2) whether there is any dispute be- examination. Besides the fact that the sub- tween the Government and Indian Hockey ject prescribed for the Indian Forest Service Federation (IHF) over the process of selec- Examination relate primarily to science and tion of hockey players for the Beijing Asian engineering streams, the successful candi- Games to be held in September, 1990; dates have to undergo training which com- prises scientific subject dealing with Silvicul- (b) if so, the details thereof; and ture, Mensuration, Soil Science, Geology, (c) the steps taken to resolve the issue? Land Management and Soil conservation, Engineering, Forest Policy and Law, Wildlife THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE Management, Entomology, Mycology, World MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- Forestry, Ecology, etc., Inost of the standard VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI literature of which is available in English. MEHTA): (a) to (c). The Indian Hockey 145 Written AnswelS VAISAKHA31, 1912 (SAKA) Written AnswelS 146 Federation informed the Government of their [ Translation] decision to hold selection trials for the pur- pose of preparing the Indian team for the Language Policy in Examinations BMW - 6 National Hockey Tournament at Amstelveen in June, 1990 and for the Beijing 9562. PROF. RASA SINGH RAWAT: Asian Games in September, 1990. Subse- Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to quently it came to the notice of Government state: that the Indian Hockey Federation meant (a) the language policy in the examina- "Open Trials" when they wrote about "Selec- tions conducted by Union Public Service tion Trials", and that the Federation intended Commission; to select the probables afresh. Keeping in view the fact that since November, 1989 a (b) whether there is dominance of core group of 33 probabIes identified for the English language; Beijing Asiad was already being given inten- (c) if so., the steps being taken by sive coaching as well as appropriate foreign Government to reduce it; and competitive exposures, Government intI- mated IHF after careful consideration that, (d) the names of the examinations since the Beijing Asiad was just round the conducted by U.P.S.C. last year and the corner, any major change in the duly identi- number of candidates appeared and the fied. selected and coached probables would medium of examination opted by them? highly risky, ill-advised and inappropriate, Government further informed IHF that while THE PRIME MINISTER (SHRI VISH- there was no doubt that such trials may be WANATH PRATAP SINGH): (a) to (d). A necessary at some point, there should be statement showing the names of the exami- sufficient time to train fresh and budding nations conduded by UPSC, the languages talents to rise to the top. Suitable time for prescribed for answering papers in each such "Open Trials' would have been after the examination, the number of candidates who Beijing Asiad. appeared in the examinations conducted in 1989-90 and tne medium of examination opted by Commission's examinations and Government subseque.ntly convened a compulsory paper in English in some of the meeting with the representatives of Indian exam inations will be examined by the UPSC Hockey Federation, Indian Olympic Asso- on the basis of the recommendations of the ciation and Sports Authority of India to dis- Committee of Exparts set up by the Commls- cuss all the issues and resolved them. sion. Written Answers 148 147 Written Answers MAY 21,1990 co o C"l (\j o (J) (J)..r: Cl - to 0 ::l ... 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This INSAT -18 station along with the data processing facility will provide meteorological services based 9563. SHRI SANAT KUMAR MANDAL: on satellite imageries to the entire nation. Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: Lakshmibai National College of PhysI- cal Education, Trivandrum (a) whether the ISRO is making an attempt to maximise the life of the ageing 9564. SHRI SURESH KODIKKUNN IL: INSAT- 1 B Satellite; Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: (b) if so, in what manner and its effect of the present television, telecommunications and date-relay users; and (a) the strength of the students in the Lakshmibai National College of Physical (c) the progress made so far in the Education, Trivandrum during the last three building up Of a new earth station to be set up academic sessions, session-wise; in Delhi next year and its likely impact on the meteorological services in the northern re- (b) whether the Union Government gion? have taken steps to give status of an all-India level institution to Lakshmibai National Col- THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE lege of Physical Educational Trivandrum; MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOL- and OGY (PROF. M.G.K. MENON): (a) and (b). Yes, Sir. By discontinuing the North-South (c) if so, the details thereof? Station Keeping and allowing the orbit incli- nation of INSAT-1 B to slightly increase, the use of fuel on board the satellite has been THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE minimised. The available fuel is being used MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- to control the spacecraft attitude and East- VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI West drift only. MEHTA): (a) The strength of the students of this college during the last three academic sessions of 1987-88, 88-89 and 89-90 was Due to the increased orbit inclination of 96, 101 and 118 respectively. INSAT-1 B, leased transponders are being used for carrying the TV and telecommuni- cation services. Remote Area communica- (b) and (c). yes, Sir. The Union Govern- tions are maintained using INSAT-1 B INSAT ment have established this college as a 1-8 is also being used for Data Relay and National College of Physical Education. The other Meteorological Services, including College offers a three year Degree course in cloud cover imageries without any adverse Physical Education admission to which is impact. open to students on merit on an All-India basis. Sports facilities of standardised level (c) Indian Meteorological Department are being developed extensively in the col- is establishing a new earth station in Delhi to lege campus. 157 Written Answers VAISAKHA 31, 1912 (SAKA) Written Answers 158 Expenditure on Development of Hindi and Other Languages. 1986-87 1987-88 1988-89 (Rs. in lakhs) 9565. SHRI SATYAGOPAL MISRA: Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to 286.46 302.96 3n.08 state: Final figures in respect of 1989-90 have (a) the year-wise break-up of the amount not yet been compiled. spent for development of Hindi Language for the last three years; and Pollution Control Measures In Thermal Power Station (b) the language-wise and year-wise break-up of the amount spent for the devel- 9566. SHRI RAMESHWAR PRASAO: opment of the other languages enlisted in Will the Minister of ENVIRONMENT ANO the Eighth Schedule of the constitution dur- FORESTS be pleased to state: ing the last three years? (a) the total number of thermal power THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE stations in Indian having no-pollution control MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- measures or insufficient pollution control VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI measures; MEHTA): (a) The amount spent for develop- ment of Hindi Language during the following (b) the number of people being affected three years is as under:- by the situation; and 1986-87 1987-88 1988-89 (c) the details of the action being taken (As. in lakhs) by Government to check the pollution by these thermal power stations? 499.n 700.86 1016.02 THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT (b) Separate allocation of budget is AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI made only for Sanskrit apart from Hindi ROUTRAy): (a) Out of sixtyeight thermal amongst languages mentioned in the Eighth power stations in India, three have shut Schedule. Amount spent for the develop- down, twentyone are complying with the ment of Sanskrit during the following three standards and fortyfour power stations do years is as under: not have adequate pollution control devices. 1986-87 1987-88 1988-89 (b) No such studies have been con- (As. in lakhs) duded by the Government. 551.22 498.60 561.80 (c) the Government halfe prescribed standards for the emissions of particulate In respect of languages other than Hindi matter from thermal power stations. These and Sanskrit, allocation of budget is made standards are being implemented by the together for all of them. Amount spent for the Central and State Pollution Control Boards. development of the Indian languages other The Central Pollution Control Board has than Hindi and Sanskrit and mentioned in the constituted one National and four Zonal Task Eighth Schedule fa the Constitution is as Forces to monitor implementation. Out of the under: fortyfour thermal power stations which do 159 Written Answers MAY 21,1990 Written Answers 160 not have adequate pollution control devices, quarters Civil Service, Armed Forces Head- twenty power stations are partially comply- quarters Stenographers' Service and Armed Ing with the standards and have submitted a Forces Headquarters Clearical Service, time-bound implementation programme for working in the Defence Headquarters aNi full compliance, and, twentyfour plants are Inter-Services Organisations, including the augmenting their pollution control devices. CAD's Office, ofthe Ministry of Defence. The basic features of this policy are:- Rotational Transfer of OHicers in CAO's Office (i) that no person is allowed to serve for more than 10 years in one 9567. SHRI RAM SAGAR (Saidpur): HeadquarterslBranchlOrganisa- Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to tion; refer to the reply given on 16-4-1990 to Unstarred Question No. 4912 regarding ro- (ii) that no persons is allowed to tational transfer of officials and state: serve in a sensitive section (which is to be identified by the organi- (a) the reasons for not strictly imple- sations themselves) for more menting the orders of the Government on than three years. Officers up to rotational transfer of officers in sensitive the rank of Civilian Staff Officer, posts who have completed three years in the who are heading sections, are office of Chief Administrative Office, Ministry covered under this provision. and of Defence; (iii) stenographers and personal staff (b) the steps taken to strictly implement attached to senior officers are the orders forthwith; and organisations themselves on completion of three years or even (c) the details of civilian officers/staff earlier. rank-wise still working in C. A. O.'s office who have either completed three years in a None of the officials working in the CAD's sensitive sectIOn or five years in a non- Office has completed ten years of service in sensitive section/group of concurrently for that office. It is also confirmed that posting more than five years in sensitive and non- orders of all those who are working in sensi- sensitive sections/groups? tive sections of the CAO's Office for more than three years have been issued. THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE (c) As indicated above, posting orders MINISTRY OF DEFENCE (DR. RAJA in respect of persons who are working in RAMANNA): (a) and (b). There is a well laid- sensitive sections for more than three years down turn.Jver policy for the civilians, who have been issued. Rank-wise details of other are members of the Armed Forces Head- categories of employees are as foIJows:- Rank No. of persons working No. of persons· in non-sensitive continuously working section/group sensitive and non- for more than five years sensitive sections/ groups for more than five years Civilian Staff Officer 3 161 Written AnswefS VAISAKHA31, 1912 (SAKA) Written AnswefS 162 Rank No. of persons working No. of persons" in non-sensitive continuously working section/group sensitive and non- for more than five years sensitive sections/ groups for more than five years Assistant Civilian Staff 2 6 Officer Assistant 7 18 Upper Division Clerk 9 10 Lower Division Clerk 9 10 Stenographer Nil Nil Grade 'A'fS' Stenographer 'C' Nil Stenographer '0' Nil * This list includes persons who served in a sensitive section/group for three years and were transferred to a non-sensitive section/group and persons who were transferred from non-sensitive section/group to sensitive section/group. Allotment of Printing Paper to Tripura the requisite 25 per cent cost, halt of the allotment quota of the State lapsed; 9568. SHRI SONTOSH MOHAN DEV: Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to (e) if so, the reasons therefor; and stat~: (f) the action taken by Government in (a) whether white printing paper is this regard? allotted to the States for printing of text books, making of exercise books and provid- ing examination papers at concessional rate; THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- (b) if so, the quantum of paper supplied VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI to Tripura during the last three years; MEHTA): (a) Yes, Sir. (c) whether the allotment of paper is being done through Hindustan Paper Corpo- (b) During the last 3 years Le. 1987, ration; 1988 and 1989, the following quantity of white printing paper has been allotted and (d) if so, whether inspite of depositing supplied to the State of Tripura: 163 Written Answers MAY 21,1990 Written Answers 164 51. No. Year Quantity allotted Quantity supplied (in MTs.) (inMTs.) 1. 1987 308 186,5021 2. 1988 308 67,8114 3. 1989 308 99,5590 (c) Yes, Sir. tions under Sections 16, 17 and 23 of the Act. (d) to (f). The supply of paper by MIs. The main functions of the Atomic En- Hlndustan Paper Corporation to the educa- ergy Regulatory Board are: tion sector in the States/UTs including the State of Tripura has been behind schedule due to certain difficulties faced by the Corpo- (i) Formulation and enforecement ration, such as spurt in the cost of produc- of rules and regulations under tion, natural calamities etc. Government of the Atomic Energy Act 1962 for India have, In the meanwhile, allowed some radiation safety in the country increase in the level of subsidy to meet the and under the Factories Act 1948 price increase. Department of Education has for industrial safety in the units also issued necessary instructions to the operated by DAE. Corporation to put in all possible efforts to effect supplies as per allotments. (ii) Development of safety codes, guides and standards for the sit- Atomic Energy Regulatory Board ing, design, construction, com- missioning, operation and de- 9569. SHRIM. M. PALLAMRAJU: Will commissioning of various types the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: of plants in the nuclear fuel cycle in respect of both radiological (a) the objectives of the Atomic Energy safety and industrial safety. Regulatory Board; (iii) Ensuring compliance by installa- (b) when this Board was constituted tions operated by the Depart- and its main functions; and ment of Atomic Energy (OAE) and those outside DAE of safety (c) the names of ths members of the codes and standards. Board? (iv) Prescription of limits of radiation THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE exposures, radioactive releases MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOL- and releases of conventional OGY (PROF. M.G.K. MENON): (a) and (b). pollutants. The Atomic Energy Regulatory Board was constituted on 15th November 1983 under (v) Review of all operational aspects Section 27 of the Atomic Energy Act 1962 to of radiation installations and carry out certain regulatory and safety func- review and approval of emer- 165 Written AnswefS VAISAKHA31,1912 (SAKA) Written Answers 166 gency preparedness plans. Financial Assistance to Schools In Andhra Pradesh Under Vocational (vi) Promotion and funding of re- Education Programme search and development efforts in radiation and industrial safety 9570. SHRI RAJMOHANA REDDY: areas. Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: (vii) Review and approve the training programmes, qualification and (a) the amount of financial assistance licensing policies for personnel being given to schools in the State of Andhra by the projects and plants and Pradesh under Vocational Education Pro- prescription of appropriate syl- gramme; labi. (b) whether Government propose to (viii) Maintenance of liaison with statu- increase the assistance from the current tory bodies both in the oountry year; and and abroad on safety matters. (c) if so, the details thereof? (ix) Keeping the public informed on major issues of radiological safety THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE significance. MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI (c) The members of AERB are: MEHTA): (a) Under the Centrally Spon- sored Scheme of Vocationalisation of Sec- 1. Shri S. D. Soman ondary Education, the Government of Andhra Chairman Pradesh has been sanctioned As. 14.70 crores during 1987-88, 1988-89 and 1989- 2. Shri J. C. Shah, 90. Part time Mell1beL__ Former Chairman, Atomic (b) and (c). The extent of financial Power Authority, Former Chairman, assistance would depend upon the propos- Gujarat State Board. als received from the State Government. 3. Prof. K. Sri Ram, Family Pension to Defence Personnel Part time Member Head, Nuclear Engineering and 9571. SHRI YASHWANTRAO PATIL: Technology Programme, liT, Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to Kanpur. state: 4. Dr. P. B. Desai, Part time Member (a) the number of cases pending at the Director, T ata Memorial Centre. end of 1989 for grant of family pensions of the deceased defence personnel; and 5. Shri M. S. R. Sarma, Ex-Qfficio Member (b) the reasons for pendency and Chairman, Safety Review measures taken to finalise them expedi- Committee for Operating Plants. tiously? 167 Written Answers MAY 21.1990 Written Answers 168 THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE Petitions In P.M. Office MINISTRY OF DEFENCE (DR. RAJA RAMANNA): (a) 3502 cases were pending. 9573. SHRI BASAVAPUNNAIAH SINGAM: Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: (b) The main reasons for pendency are delay in submission of application froms by (a) the total number of petitions re- the family, disputed .claims, incomplete or ceived in the Prime Minister's Office contain- defective documentation and transit delays. ing public grievances against the admini- Measures taken to finalise cases expedi- stration from 1 January, 1990 to April, 30, tiously include fixing of time limits for proc- 1990; essing of cases, reminding families to sub- mit the forms promptly, timely scrutiny of (b) the number of petitions disposed of documentation, joint notification of family during the period; and pension and improved liasion between vari- ous concerned offices. To provide immedi- (c) the number of petitions/complaints ate relief to the families of personnel below still, pending and by when these will be officer rank pending grant of family pension, disposed of? they are sanctioned a Pending Enquiry Award. THE PRIME: MINISTER (SHRI VISH- WANATH PRATAP SINGH): (a) to (c). 1 lakh 72 thousand petitions on different is- Poaching Incidents sues including those against the administra- tion, were received in the Prime Minister's 9572. SHRIMATI VASUNDHARA Office from the 1st January, 1990 to the 30th RAJE: Will the Minister of ENVIRONMENT April, 1990. All the petitions which needed to AND FORESTS be pleased to state: be di~posed of by various authorities con- cerned have been sent to them for appropri- ate action. (a) the number of cases of poaching of wild-animals reported by the States of West Criteria for Determining Substantive Bengal, Assam, Arunachal Pradesh and Vacancies of SOS of CSS Sikkim on the Indo-Bhutan borders in last three years; 9574. SHRI KESHARI LAL: Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: (b) whether the cases of poaching of wild animals on border states are on the (a) the criteria for determining substan- increase and the wild life there is almost on tive vacancies each year in the grade of the verge of extinction; and Section Officers of the Central Secretariat Service; (c) if so, the steps taken to stop poach- ing of wild animals? (b) the total number of substantive vacancies including permanent vacancies THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT and vacancies caused by promotion to AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI Grade-I of Central Secretariat Service, year- ROUTRAY): (a) to (c). Information is being wise from 1982 to 1985; and collected from the State Governments and will be laid on the Table of the House. (c) what was the quota/number of 169 Written Answers VAISAKHA 31, 1912 (SAKA) Written Answers 170 substantive vacancies for Section Officers to tations have been received for a holiday on be recruited through the Civil Services Ex- the birthday of Chhattrapati Shivaji Maharaj. amination from 1983 to 1985, year-wise? (b) As a policy, the birthday of no THE PRIME MIN ISTER (SHRI VISH- national leader other than M (b) The information is not centrally 9576. SHRI GOPINATH GAJAPATHI: monitored since Section Officers' Grade of Will the Minister of ENVIRONMENT AND the Central Secretariat Service is decentral- FORESTS be pleased to state: ised and is administered by the various cadre authorities. (a) the total outlay earmarked for for- estry sector in Eighth Plan; (c) The number of substantive vacan- cies in Section Officers' grade, including (b) the amount of outlay fixed for Orissa backlog of earlier years, for which recruit- in the forestry sector in Eighth Plan including ment is done through the Civil Services State Plan, centrally sponsored plan, Cen- Examination for the years 1983 to 1985 is as tral share, 100'% centrally assisted plan and follows: special Central assistance; 1983 51 (c) the list of aHorestation programme proposed to be implemented in Orissa in 1984 61 Eighth Plan? 1985 45 THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI Declaration of Birthday of Shivaji as ROUTRAY): (a) to (c). The outlays in the Holiday Eighth Plan for forestry sector for Central and State Plans have not been finalised. 9575. SHRI VAMANRAO MAHADIK: Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to CommiSSioning of Naval Air Base and state: Coast Guard Air Station in Tamil Nadu (a) whether there is a demand to de- 9577. SHRI S. SINGARAVADIVEL: clare the birthday of the Chatrapati Shivaji Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to Maharaj as a public holiday; and state: (b) if so, the reaction of Government (a) the steps taken for the speedy therr:o? commissioning of the Naval Air Base, Thanjavur for which the foundation stone THE PRIME MIN ISlER (SHRI VISH- was laid some months ago together with the WANATH PRATAP SINGH): (a) Represen- progress made on the Coast Guard Air Sta- 171 Written AnsW91S MAY21,1990 Written AnSWBIS 172 tion in Tamil Nadu separately; and THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- (b) the exact time by when the projects VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI are likely to be completed? MEHTA): (a) Yes, Sir. THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE (b) Rs. 250/- (Rupees T we Hundred are MINISTRY OF DEFENCE (DR. RAJA Fifty) only per head per month has been RAMANNA): (a) and (b). No Naval Air Sta- fixed for this purpose since the inception of tion is proposed to be set up at Thanjavur. scheme in 1985-86. The foundation stone which was laid in October, 1989 was for an Air Force Station. (c) There is no such proposal now. As regards the setting up of a Coast Guard Air Station in Tamil Nadu, Thanjavur and (d) No, Sir. Meenambakkam at Madras have been iden- tified as possible locations. A final decision in (e) Does not arise. this respect will be taken on the basis of the availability of the required land and other [Eng/ish] infrastructural facilities. Funds Spent on Sports [ Translation] 9579. SHRI BALVANT MANVAR: Will Free Meals for Students of Navodaya the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: Vidyalayas (a) the funds allotted for various sports 9578. SHRI BABURAO PARANJPE: during the last three years, year-wise; Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: (b) the actual money spent by Govern- ment on various games; (a) whether free meals are provided to students of Navodaya schools; (c) whether huge amount has been spent on cricket alone; and (b) if so, the monthly amount fixed for this purpose per head and since when; (d) if so, the reasons therefor? (c) whether Government propose to increase the amount in view of rise in prices; THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- (d) if not, whether the quantity of food is VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI being decreased in view of rise in prices; and MEHTA): (a) and (b). The funds allotted for 'Sports and Games' and spent by Govern- (e) if not, the steps being taken to solve ment during the last three years were as this problem? follows:- (Rs. in lakhs) Revised Estimates Actual Expenditure 2 3 1987-88 4,914.00 3,43"1.61 173 Written AnSW81S VAISAKHA 31, 1912 (SAKA) Written Answers 174 Revised Estimates Actual Expenditure 2 3 1988-89 6,419.23 5,762.76 1989-90 6,867.00 6,867.00 (Revised Estimates) (c) No, Sir. While no financial assis- gation Project on Bah River has been re- tance has been given by Government to jected in May, 1988 due to the following Cricket (Men) during the lastthree years, the reasons: assistance given for Cricket (Women) during the last three years was as under:- Incomplete rehabilitation plan; 1987-88 Rs. 79,800 Incomplete Command Area Devel- opment Plan; and 1988-89 Rs. 85,400 Incomplete Catchment Area Treat- 1989-90 Rs. 4,00,134 ment Plan. (d) Does not arise. Steps to Prevent Environmental Pollu- tion in Tripura Sanjay Sagar Irrigation Project 9580. SHRI DILEEP SINGH BHURIA: 9581. SHRI K.B.K. DEB BURMAN: Will Will the Minister of ENVIRONMENT AND the Minister of ENVIRONMENT AND FOR- FORESTS be pleased to state: ESTS be pleased to state the details of the schemes for preventing environmental pol- (a) whether clearance to Sanjay Sagar lution in Tripura approved by Government Irrigation Project on Bah river has not been for the year 1990-91, indicating their esti- given; and mated cost and the Central assistance pro- vided therefor? (b) if so, the reasol"ls for not granting clearance to this project which is located in the most backward area of Vidisha district? THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT ROUTRA Y): Central assistance allocated to AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI Tripura for preventing environmental pollu- ROUTRAY): (a) and (b). Sanjay Sagar Irri- tion for the year 1990-91 is given below: SI. No. Scheme Tentative allocation (Rs. in lakhs) 1 2 3 i) Integrated Wastelands Development Project 40.00 175 Written AnswelS MAY 21,1990 Written AnswelS 176 51. No. Scheme Tentative allocation (Rs. in lakhs) 1 2 3 ii) Area Oriented FuelwoodlFodder 22.00 iii) Decentralised People's Nurseries 10.00 iv) Minor Forest Products 10.00 Further allocation of central assIstance the specific schemes. depends upon the proposals made by the State Government. funds available in the In addition there are State Sector Central budget and the extent of the match- Schemes for preventing environmental pol- ing share provided in the State Budget for tution. The details are given below: SI. No. Scheme Tentative allocation (Rs. in lakhs) 1 2 3 i) Assistance to T ripura State Pollution Control Board 5.00 ii) Environment ProtectIOn 15.00 iii) Environment Awareness Programme iv) Eco-development Camp 2.00 Employment Oriented Education for THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE Girls MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI MEHTA): (a) and (b). There is no pro- 9582. DR. VISWANATHAM: Will the gramme for providing universal self employ- PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: ment oriented education to girls. However under the Centrally Sponsored Scheme of Vocationalisation of Secondary Education (a) whether there are any set plans and efforts are being made to establish linkages programmes to be implemented with regard between vocational courses and wage to the universal self-employment-oriented employment/self employment. All these education to girls particularly from SCsISTs; courses are open to both boys and girls. and Government is aware of the special needs of girls particularly from SCIST. In the course of (b) if so, the details thereof? the review of the New Education Policy this 177 Written AnswelS VAISAKHA 31,1912 (SAKA) Written AnswelS 178 aspect will be given due attention. Elephants Killed In Kamataka Asiatic Society Library, Bombay 9584. SHRI UDAISINGRAO GAIKWAD: Will the Minister of ENVIRON- 9583. SHRt SHANTARAM MENT AND FORESTS be pleased t\) state: POTDUKHE: Will the PRIME MINISTER be ~Ieased to state: (a) whether Government's attention has been drawn to the large scale poaching (a) whether the Asiatic Society Library, of elephants in Karnataka; Bombay is in dire straits as reported in "The Economic Times", New Delhi dated 25 Aprif ~) if so, steps being contemplated to 1990; stop these poaching incidents; (b) whether there is no Central Library (c) whether Forest and Police person- for Western India; and nel have been killed in incidents of smug- gling of sandal wood and poaching of ele- (c) if so, what strategy has been or is phants on the borders of Kamataka and being evolved in collaboration with the State T amilnadu recently; and Government of Maharashtra to raise funds for saving the country's premier depository (d) if so, the preventn,e steps being of knowledge from further ruin? taken by the Government in this regard? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- AND FORESTS (SHRI NllAMANI VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI ROUTRAY): (a) During 1987-88 to 1989-90, MEHTA): (a) The Asiatic Society. Bombay is 21 elephants were reported to be killed by managed by its Board of Trustees; the Central poachers in Karnataka. Government is not associated with the work- ing of the Society induding its Ubrary and (c) Yes, Sir. hence has no precise information on points raised in the newsitem. (b) and (d). Steps taken to prevent poaching of elephants and smuggling of (b) The Central Library, Bombay under sandalwood indude: the Government of Maharashtra is the Re- cipient Library in Western India under the i) Trade in Indian ivory is banned. Delivery of Books and Newspapers (Public To safeguard against smuggling Libraries) Ad. 1954. of India ivory also. ii) Joint anti-poaching and anti- (c) "Library" being a State subject, there smuggling operations by the is no scheme to raise funds ;n collaboration Forest and Police Departments with the State Governments. However, the of T amilnadu and Karnataka, with Raja Rammohan Roy Library Foundation. close collaboration of both the Calcutta, funded by the Central Govern- States, have been stepped up. ment, has a scheme to extend financial assistance to libraries being run by the vol- iii) Central Assistance under the untary organisations like the Asiatic society Centrally Sponsored Scheme library _Bombay. 'Control of Poaching and Illegal 179 Written AnsW81S MAY 21, 1990 Writtsn AnswelS 180 Trade in Wildlife' is made avail- sion of forest land for non forestry purposes. able tothe State Governments to Basic environmental aspects examined strengthen anti-poaching meas- before clearing proposals for diversion of ures. forest are iv) The network of national parks (i) whether or not the forest area pro- and sanctuaries is being strength- posed for diversion forms a habitat of certain ened and expanded to provide endangered sipp. of flora and fauna protection to the habitats of the elephants. (ii) whether it provides a corridor in the migratory route for wild animals v) During the current financial year Rs. 40 lakhs has been sanc- (iii) whether this loss is likely to impair an tioned to Government of Karna- important hydrological system taka under the Centrally Spon- sored Scheme -Development of (v) compensatory afforestation over infrastructure for protection of equivalent non-forest area at the project forests against biotic interfer- cost. ence- for purchase of vehicles, arms, ammunition, bullet-proof No environment norms have been pre- jackets and helmets for strength- scribed by this Ministry for acquisition of ening the drive against sandal- agriculture land in Delhi. wood smugglers. [ Translation] vi) Karnataka Forest Department has set up 161 check posts and Felling of Trees in Uttar Pradesh 24 mobile squads equipped with wireless and has stepped up 9586. SHRI KAlPNATH SONKAR: Will patrolling in the sensitive inter- the Minister of ENVIRONMENT AND FOR- state border areas. ESTS be pleased to state: (a) whether felling of trees in Nainital, environmental Norms for Land Acquisi- Haldwani and Lalkaun in Uttar Pradesh is tion going on at full swing; 9585. PROF. VIJAY KUMAR (b) if so, whether it would affect the MALHOTRA: Will the Minister of ENVIRON- environment; and MENT AND FORESTS be pleased to state the details of environmental norms prescribed (c) if so, the ac...1ion being taken by by Government for acquisition of agricultural Government to check. denudation in that and forest land in Delhi? area? THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI ROUTRA Y): Delhi Administration has to seek ROUTRAY): (a) to (c). The information is prior approval of Central Government under being collected and will be placed on the Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980 for diver- Table of the House. 181 Written Answers VAISAKHA 31,1912 (SAKA) Written Answers 182 Work Held up In Maharashtra Due to Education-1986 and its Programme of Ac- Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980 tion had envisaged that the management patterns including structure, roles and re- 9587. SHRI HARI SHANKAR MAHAlE: sponsibilities of various universities!bodies Will the Minister of ENVIRONMENT AND should be reviewed in the light of the new FORESTS be pleased to state: demands on the university system. In pursu- ance of these provisions, the UGC had (a) whether Maharashtra Government constituted a Committee to make a compre- has sent a list of works to the Union Govern- hensive review of the management patterns ment for approval which have been held up of the universities. According to information due to Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980; furnished by UGC, the report of this Commit- tee has recently been placed before the (b) if so, the details in this regard; Commission and its recommendations are being examined. (c) whether Government have decided to accord approval to complete those works; Award to I.P.K.F. and 9589. SHRI SARJU PRASAD SAROJ: (d) if not, the reasons therefor? Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS (SHRI NllAMANI (a) whether Union Government pro- ROUTRAY): (a) No, Sir. pose to give those jawanslofficers a suitable award who stayed in Sri lanka for about 3 1/ (b) to (d). Do not arise. 2 years and discharged their duties faithfully and 6bedientJy; and [English1 (b) if so, the nature of award proposed Autonomy of Universities to be given? 9588. SHRI BHABANI SHANKAR THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE HOTA: Will the PRIME MINISTER be MINISTRY OF DEFENCE (DR. RAJA pleased to state: RAMANNA): (a) and (b). The Government have instituted clasp 'Sri Lanka' to 'Special (a) whether U.G.C. has circulated any Service Medal' and also extended eligibility modal draft to decide the structure and of the existing clasp 'Sri Lanka' to 'Videsh character of university bodies such as syndi- Seva Medal' to cover the personnel of the cate/executive coundlAxlard of management I.P.K.F. etc; and Weightage to Rural Candidates In (b) the steps Government contemplated Government Jobs to take to restore autonomy of the Univer- sity? 9590. SHRI P. G. NARAYANAN: Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state THE MIN1STER OF STATE IN THE the steps being taken to give some weight- MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- age to the rural educated unemployed over VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI the urban counter part as they cannot com- MEHTA): (a) and (b). The National Policy on pete ·with them in written testlinterview for 183 Written Answers MAY 21,1990 Written Answers 184 selection in Government jobs? (a) the number of IASIIPS officers who are on deputation to Central Ministries from THE PRIME MIN ISTER (SHRI VISH- various States and Union Territories, sepa- WANATH PRATAP SINGH): There is no rately from each State cadre as on 31 March, proposal to give any weightage to rural 1990; candidates as compared to urban candi- dates appearing in written testlinterview for (b) what are the ratio/percentage fixed recruitment to Government jobs. for each of the StatelUnion Territory and whether the present intake from these States Forestry Development is strictly in accordance with the guidelines and justification; if not, the reasons for vari- 9591. SHRI P. NARSA REDDY: Will ation, if any; the Minister of ENVIRONMENT AND FOR- ESTS be pleased to state: (c) whether some States are over- !epresented while some other States are (a) the details of the media being used under-represented; for publicity of Forest development; (d) the steps taken/proposed to ration- (b) the names of the small and medium alise the system of deputation of lAS/IPS language news weeklies used for the pur- officers to the Centre, and pose; and (e) the names of the officers whose (c) the result achieved so far as a result deputation to Centre is over and the rea- of publicity In the rural news papers? sonstjustificatior. for their over-stay? THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT THE PRIME MINISTER (SHRI VISH- AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI WANATH PRATAP SINGH): (a) As given in ROUTRAY): (a) Various media like All India the attached statement. Radio, Doordarshan, newspapers, audio- visuals, films, posters, stickers, pamphlets (b) and (c). There is no fixed ratio/ etc. are used for publicity to conserve and percentage for taking officers from each protect environment and forests. StatelUnion Territories on deputation. How- ever, the relevant rules in the All India Serv- (b) All the weeklies receive the publicity ices provide for deputation of officers to the materials from the Government. Centre. The Central Deputation Reserve is fixed at 40% of the senior duty posts in each (c) The publicity has resulted in creation State Cadre/Joint Cadre of the lAS/IPS. In of awareness among various target groups. view of this fact the question of over repre- sentation and under representation of State lAS/IPS Officers on Deputation to Cadres at the Centre does not arise. Central Ministries (d) and (e). The present system of the 9592. SHRI VASANT SATHE: deputation of lAS/IPS officers to Centre does SHRI J. CHOKKA RAO: not require any modification. 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The particu- nolegy (Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi) lars are as under: 195 Written Answers MAY 21,1990 Written Answers 196 ~ ::J ~ CI) en ...s (\'I L -0 Q) C]) E E ~ 0> a..0 0- 0 CD u c "t) ::J mC]) 0 a:as as 0) as c c as ~ a: )( (b) Late Shri Pandu Ranga Rao left a However, the CGHS facilities with the suicide note 'No one is responsible for my prior concurrence of Ministry of Health and death' and hence no investigation in this Family WeHare have been allowed to:- case was made. . i) employees of Kendriya Vidyalaya In case of Late Shri Alok Saxsena, an Sangathan serving in Sangathan investigation was made which revealed that (Hqrs.) and its Regional Office in he was interested in doing MS Physics but Delhi. his parents had pressurised him to join B. Tech. Civil Engg. He had applied to a num- ii) employees of RegIOnal OffiCes of ber of universities in USA for admission to the Sangathan in Madras, Bombay MS Physics. Since he was rejected for and Calcutta and admission by a number of USA universities, he was very much frustrated and this possi- iii) staff of some Kendriya Vidyalayas bly led him to commit suicide. in Delhi, Bombay, Madras and Calcutta residing in certain selected CGHS Benefits to Kendriya Vidyalaya areas. Employees 9594. SHRI RAMASHRA Y PRASAD u.s. Assistance in Ught Combat SINGH: Aircraft Project SHRI SIVAJI PATNAIK: 9595. SHRIYADVENDRADATT: Will Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: to state: (a) whether any American Company (a) whether All India Kendriya Vidyalaya has made an offer to help building the frame, Teachers' Association (AIKUTA) has been engine and avionics, etc. for the Light Com- pressing for bringing Kendriya Vidyalaya bat Aircraft (LCA); and Sangathan employees under CGHS; and (b) if so, the details thereof including the (b) if so, the reasons for not accepting terms and conditions of its offer? the demand? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- MINISTRY OF DEFENCE (DR. RAJA VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI RAMANNA): (a) Yes Sir. MEHTA): (a) and (b). One of the demands of All India Kendriya Vidyalaya Teachers' Association (AIKVTA) has been regarding (b) F-404 engines have been procured Liberalisation of medical facilities. Kendriya 01"1 outright purchase basis from Mis General Vidyalaya Sangathan, which is an Autono- Electric, USA for the demonstrator 'proto- mous Body under the Govt. of India, is fol- types of the LCA. Some of the engines have lowing broadly the medical attendance rules since been received. Otters have been re- of Govt. of India for reimbursement of medi- ceived from other American companies for cal expenses etc. The employees of the subsystemsltechnologies for LCA. It will not Sangathan are not automatically eligible to be in public interest to disclose their details be covered by CGHS facility. before evaluation and vendor finalisation. 199 Written AnswelS MAY 21,1990 Written Answers 200 LTC Facility to Employees of Canton- THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE ment Boards MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI 9596. DR. LAXMINARAYAN PAN- MEHTA): (a) to (d). The information is being DEYA: Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased collected and will be laid on the Table of the to state: House. (a) whether there IS any proposal under Strengthening of Programme Evalu- the Government's consideratIOn for extend- ation Organisation ing the 'Bharat Oarshan'- LTC facIlity for the employees of the Cantonment Boards in 9598. SHRI J. CHOKKA RAO: Will the India; and PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: (b) if so, by when and If not, the reasons (a) whether GovernMent propose to therefor? strengthen the Programme Evaluation Or- ganisation; THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE (b) if so, the details thereof; and MINISTRY OF ~Er:ENCE (DR RAJA RAMANNA) (al )'t-;:.. Sir (c) if not, the rE'asons therefor? (h) Most of the Cantonment Boards are THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE State·Alded and drE? not In a poSitIOn to bear MINISTRY OF PLANNING (SHRI BHAGEY the €xpendlttJre on LTC Grant-in-aid also GOBARDHAN): (a) and (b). As part of the cannot be given :~)r ths purpo~ d due to on-going exercise to streamline and paucity of fund:- strengthen the secretariat of the Planning Commlsslon,lt IS proposed to strengthen the Safety Measures for Labs in Delhi Programme EvaluatIon Orgamsa(lon at- tached to the Planning CommissIOn through 9597 SHRI PPAKASH KOKO induction of SUitable experts and consulta- BHAhMBHJ\TT \'/'1:. :'~iMr MINISTER tive arrangements With outSIde specialists. be pll-ased t('l Sta1 e' (c) Does not anse. la, whHt'1E.r mc<::' Of tne lat:oratones and resex( I. C 1"'p• .J<".es ''1 Deihl II:we got People's PartiCipation for Making Water Inadequate -.rety measures. Pollution Free (b) if so, the marn reasons for not 9599. SHRI BALASAHE8 VIKHE prOViding suffICient measures to these labo- PATIL: Will the MInister of ENVIRONMENT ratories and research campuses; AND FORESTS be pleased to state: (c) by what time all the !abs and re- (a) whether Government h~ve received search campuses will be provided safety a number of suggestions from various measures; and sources for people's particIpation in control- hng water pollution In the country; (d) the concrete steps taken In this regard? (b) if so, the details thereof; 201 Written Answers VAISAKHA31, 1912 (SAKA) Written Answers 202 (c) whether Government have made (b) the details of employment thus any amendments to the Water (Prevention generated? and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and Air (Prevention and Control of THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE pollution) Ad, 1981 in this regard; and MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI (d) if so, the details thereof and new MEHTA): (a) and (b). This Ministry of Human guidelines laid down in this regard? Resourc.e Development is implementing a Scheme of Improvement of Science Educa- tion in Schools to improve the quality of THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT science education and promote scientific AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI temper among school students. Under the ROUTRAY): (a) and (b). The Government Centrally Sponsored Scheme of Vocation- considers people's participation important in alisation of Secondary Education, technol- controlling pollution in the country. The ogy-oriented vocational courses are being Ministry of Environment and Forests has offered by some schools in various States. been conducting a National Environment Vocational education cannot create employ- Awareness Campaign (NEAC) since ment opportunities, but tries to facilitate 1986.The major theme of the campaign, ir. employment by making the student employ- 1989, was 'conserving our water resources'. able. More than 300origanistations from the States and Union Territories have been involved in organising programmes during the campaign. Opening of School of Sculpture at All possible target groups like studentslyouth, Halebid, Karnataka teachers, women, tribals, voluntary workers, professionals, administrators and other from 9601. SHRI H.C. SRIKANTAIAH: Will the general public have been covered in the the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: campaign. (c) and (d). Under the amended Water (a) whether the Government of Karna- (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, taka has proposed to open a School of 1974 and Air (Prevention and Control of Sculpture at Halebid, Karnataka; and Pollution) Act, 1981, any person can, after due notice, make a complaint to a court, and (b) jf so, whether the Centre propose to cail demand the relevant reports from the provide necessary financial assistance? Pollution Control Boards. Science and Technology in Schools THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- 9600. DR. VENKATESH KABDE: Will VF:LOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: Mf.:.HTA): (a) The Government has no Infor- mation/intimation about the proposal of the (a) the schemes by Union Government Government of Karnataka regarding open- to promote science and tech nology in schools ing of a School of Sculpture at Halebid. education with a view to provide employ- ment opportunities; and (b) Does not arise. 203 Written Answers MAY 21,1990 Written Answers 204 Report of National Wasteland Develop- Clearance to Power Projects of Kerala ment Board 9603. SHRI A. CHARLES: Will the 9602. SHRI A.A. ANTULAY: Will the Minister of ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS Minister of ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS be pleased to state: be pleased to state: (a) the power projects of Kerala pend- (a) whether the report on Implementa- ing with Union Governmentfor environmental tion of National Forest Policy submitted on clearance; 22 February, 1990 by the Chairman of he National Wasteland Development Board has (b) since how long these projects have been endorsed by only two of the 12-Mem- been pending and reasons for the delay in bers of the Com mittee and wheth er the Report their clearance; and is an interim one; (c) time by which these projects are expected to be cleared? (b) the reasons why 10 other Members of the Committee have not endorsed the THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT report; AND FORESTS (SHAI NILAMANI ROUTRAY): (a) No power projects of Kerala (c) whether the Government propose to are pending for environmental clearance. place a copy of the report on the Table of the House; and (b) and (c). Does not arise. (d) when the Committee is likely to All India Seminars by National Council submit its full report? for Science and Technology CommunI- cation THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT 9604. SHRI RAMESH CHENNITHALA: AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to ROUTRAY): (a) to (d). Government of India state: had set up a Committee to look into the implementation aspects of National Forest (a) whether the National Council for Policy, 1988 and the Forest (Conservation) Science and Technology Communication in Act, 1980, etc., Under the Chairmanship of the Department of Science and Technology Shri Duleep Matthai, who is also the Vice is helping In conducting All India Seminars; Chairman of National Wastelands Develop- and ment Board. a report was submitted by him on 22.2.1990, which has been endoresed by (b) if so, the details thereof? two other members of the Comm ittee. Three other members have disassociated them- THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE selves from the report submitted by the MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOL- Chairman. The remaining six members did OGY (PROF. M.G.K. MENON): (a) Yes, Sir, not respond to the draft report circulated to but only in cases where the subject matter them for their views. The term ofthe Commit- relates to Science and Technology commu- tee expired on 14.2.1990. It is, thereof, not nication and population. possible to place a copy of the Committee's report on the Table of the House. (b) National Council for Science and 205 Written Answers VAISAKHA 31. 1912 (SAKA) Written Answers 206 Technology Communication had provided on-going and proposed nuclear projects; partial support for the org.Anisation of the first All India People's Science Congress held at (b) if so, the details of the proposals; Carnanore (1987). the second at Cak:utta and (1988). and the their at Bangalore (1989), National Council for Science and T echnol- (c) the steps taken in this regard? ogy Communication also supported a 3-day national Seminat on Problems of Science THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE Writing in different Indian languages organ- MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOL- ised by the Vigyan Parishad at Allahabad OGY (PROF. M.G.K. MENON): (a) Yes, Sir. du[ing December 1988. (b) An amount of As. 600 crores is World Bank Assistance for Environ- proposed to be raised from the capital mar- mental Protection ket during the current year through 9% (tax free) and 13% (taxable) bonds. 9605. SHRI DHARMESH PRASAD VERMA: Will the Minister of ENVIRON- (c) an ~Iication has been submitted MENT AND FORESTS be pleased to state: to the Controller of Capital Issues for his approval to raise the amount of As. 600 (a) whether World Bank has expressed crores from the capital market. its willingness to finance environment pro- tection plans/projects in the country; and New Heavy Water Plants (b) if so, to what extent the financial 9607. SHRI S.B. THORAT: Will the assistance will be provided to these plansl PRIME MINISTER be pleased to stale: projects in each State? (a) whether Government are consider- THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT ing setting up more heavy water plants dur- AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI ing Eighth Plan; ROUTRAY): (a) and (b). Discussion are going on with the World Bank for an Indus- (b) if so, the details of the proposals trial Pollution Control Project to be imple- under consideration and with possible loca- mented in the States of U.P., Maharashtra, tion ~nd estimated cost and time-frame etc.; Gujarat and Tamil Nadu. The quantum of and financial assistance available under thiS project for each of the four States has not (c) whether some locations in Mahar- been finalised. ashtra have been suggestedlfinalised and if so, details thereof? Funds for Nuclear Projects THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE 9606. SHRIMATI BASAVA RAJES- MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOL- WARI: Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased OGY (PROF. M.G.K. MENON): (a) Yes. Sir. to state: (b) The proposed plants would be lo- (a) whether the Nuclear Power Corpo- cated where Jeed materials like synthesis ration has planned to raise funds from the gas, water. adequate power, coal and natu- capitil market during the current year to ral gas as well as suitable land are available. meet the resource requirements for both its The project estimates are being formulated. 207 Written AnSW91S MAY 21. 1990 Written AnswefS 208 (c) No decision has yet been taken implementation of: (i) Eledro-medicaJ Equip- regarding location of additional Heavy Water ment Repair and Maintenance Project; and Plants in the State of Maharashtra. (ii) Rural Electronics Employment Genera- tion Programme. WEBEL, a state public Electronic Industry In West Bengal sector undertaking of the Government of West Bengal is engaged in the promotion 9608. SHRI SATYAGOPAL MISRA: and establishment of electronics industry in Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to the State of West Bengal. state: [Trans/ation) (a) whether Government have taken any decisions to set up any electronic indus- Exemption of Minerai Producing Areas try in West Bengal during 1990-1991; from Forest Conservation Act (b) if so, the details thereof; and 9609. SHRIGULABCHANDKATARIA: Will the Minister of ENVIRONMENT AND (c) if 'lOt, the reasons therefor? FORESTS be pleased to state: THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE (a) whether Government propose to MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOL- exempt the mineral bearing area from the OGY (PROF. M.G.K. MENON): (a) to (c). provisions of Forests (Conservation) Act, The Department of Electronics does not 1980 to exploit the mineral resources in have any proposal at present to set up elec- Rajasthan; tronic industry in West Bengal during 1990- 91. However, the Department of Electronics (b) whether Government propose to encourages the setting up of electronic in- include the equivalent area thereunder so as dustries throughout the country in all rele- to maintain the total area of the forests intact; vant sectors of electronics. The concerned and State Government or agencies like the State Electronics Development Corporations (c) the details of any such proposal (SEDs) provide some facilities and promo- received from Rajasthan Government and tional incentives for setting up of specific the reaction of Government thereto? industrial units in the state. The Department of Electronics also gives necessary guid- THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT ance and approvalsllicenses etc. Depart- AND FORESTS (SHRI NilAMANI ment of Electronics also provides financial ROUTRAy): (a) No, Sir. assistance tor projects in areas such as Manpower Development and Education, (b) Proposals for diversion of forest Quality Control, Testing and Standarisation, lands for mining purposes submitted by the R&D in Electronics etc. State Government under the Forest (Con- servation) Ad, 1980 are examined and A total of 48 Industrial licences, 44 decided on merits. Proposals for compensa- Letters of Intent and 23 Registrations have tory afforestation are insisted upon to main- been issued for setting up units for manufac- tain the total area under forests. ture of electronic products in the State of West Bengal. West Bengal Electronic Indus- (c) The details of proposals related to try Development Corporation Ltd. (WEBEL) mining, received from Rajasthan Govern- has been provided financial support for ment are given in the statement. 209 Written AnswelS VAISAKHA 31, 1912 (SAKA) Written Answers 210 N 0 a> en C CD G» 0 E c c °in CD 0 > <{ 0 c Q) oQ "10 Cii (ij 2: Q) CD UJ C ==>- 0 .0 Q. c 0 (i) CD °ii t- o E Z u.. 0 w ~ ::E "'0 £ W c CD t- :::J £ c:( UI CD '0 .... U) In OJ 0 o~ c.. ...c ~ In c.. °c Q c ~ .2 °c o~ c 0 °e E c ~ c: "0 0 .2 "0 G» "'0 "'0 OJ CD > CD CD c o~ E 13 1:) :0 CD Q. CD CD C Q. o~ o~ Q) ~ to Q. U) U) U) rIJ rIJ ca ca a; a; (ij 0 U) U) en U) &. &. 8. &. &. E E e Q.e Q. Q. CLe a.. 0 0 0 0 0 ""'at ~ ~ ~ ~ .D .D .0 .D .D E E E E E ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ c c: c c c: "iii 1ij a; CiS (ij 0 0 ;§. l- ;§ I- ;§ 211 Written Answers MAY 21,1990 Written AnswelS 212 CD CD ro £ CD Ci5 CD -£ CD '0 E -=E >- £ 0.. ,g '0 ,g ~ 1: ~ ...c:... (J) tJ) a.. 0) :::J ! ;:) £ 0 0 -c fI) CD fI) c:: c c (J) £ co ~ CD CD C CD 0 -0 (I) ..0 (j) CD co ..0 (j) ~ G) G) l\'J 0 -; ('I) > Ol > .¢ ~ E to .j -0 to ro ~ .s= ..s::. 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SHRI SUDHIR GIRl: Will the has barely started in Antarc: a India is yet PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: to develop/acquire the capaCiiy for exploring and exploiting the mineral resources of Ant- (a) the number of statio.ls set up in the arctica Antarctica by the different countries includ- ing India; STATEMENT (b) the varieties of natural resources Stations Operating in the Antarctic known to the Indian Expedition which exist in the region; ·Stations north of 600s (c) whether any agreement has been Argentina arrived at by the international community regarding the exploitation of the mineral resources in Antarctica: and (d) the capacity of India to exploit these mineral resources? Esperanza, 6J024'S , 57°00W THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOL- OGY (PROF. M G.K. MENON): (a) Accord- San Martin, 68°0S-S, 67°06'W ing to the information available with Govern- ment, the number of stations set up in Ant- Jubany, 6~14'S, 58°4Qo,W arctica by different countries, including In- dia, is 49, the details of which are given in the Australia attached statement. *Macquarie Island, 54°3O'S, 15s05S'E (b) Apart from living resource such as krill. whales penguins, seals and birds. there are good reasons to believe that Antarctica contains mineral resources including hydro- Davis, 68°35'S, 77°5S'E carbons. During the Indian Antarctic research expeditions. sites of metallic mineralisation Casey, 66°1 TS, 11 0032'E were found. Samples of illuminate minerali- sation and placer sediment ooncentrates Brazil have been oollected. Comandante Ferraz, 62°05'5. 5so23W (c) The Antarctic Treaty Consultative Chile Parties have adopted a Convention on the Capitan Arturo Prat, 6~30'S, 59°41 W Regulation of Antarctic Mineral Resource Activities. This has. however, not entered General Bernardo O'Higgins, 63°19'S, intoforcs. 57°s4'W 215 Writt9n Answ9rs MAY 21,1990 Writt9n Answ9rs 216 Teniente Rodatfo Marsh, 62'112'S, 5so54W King Sejong,62°13'S, 5so45'W Federal Republic of Germany South Africa Georg von Neumayer, 7003TS, S022W Sanae, 700 1S'S, 02°2S'W France -Marion Island, 46°S2'S, 37°51'E Dumont d'Urville, 66°40'S , 140°01 'E -Gough Island, 40°21 '5, 09°S2W -Alfred-Faure, 46°25'5, 51°52'E United Kingdom ·Martin-de-Vivies, 37°50'5, n034'E -Bird Island, 54°00'5, 38°03'W -Port-aux-Francais, 49°21 'S, 700 12'E Faraday, 65°1S'5, 64°16W German Democratic Republic Halley, 7SOJ6'S, 26°43W Georg Forster, 70°46'5, 11 °SO'E Rothera, 67~'S, 68°07W India 5igny, 600 43'S, 45°36W Dakshin Gangotri, 700 0S'S, 12°00'E United States 01 Amara Mann, 700 45'-3go .4-, 11 °44'-4lr' .6"1: Amu!ldsen-Soott, 90°5 Japan McMurdo, n051 '5, 166°4O'E Syowa, 60°00'5, 39°35'E Palmer, 64°46'S, 64003W Asuka. 710:32'5, 24008'E Union of Soviet Socialist Republics NewZeaJand Mimy, 660J3'S, 93°01'E Scott Base, n051 '5. 166°45'E Novolazarevskaya, 7oo46'S, 11°SO'E -Campbell island, 5~'S, 16go09'E Molodezhnaya, 6]040'5, 45°51'E People's RepubIk d China VOS1Ok. 78~8'5, 1Q6°49'E Great WaJl, 62"13'S, 58°SS'W Bellingshausen, 62"12'S, 58°S8W Poland Leningradskaya, 690:30'5, 1Sgo24'E Arctowski, 62"09'S, SS028W Russkaya, 74°46'5, 136°49W Republic of Korea Progress, 69-24'S, 76~4'E 217 Written Answers VAISAKHA 31, 1912 (SAKA) Wrirten AnswelS 218 Uruguay THE PRIME MINISTER (SHRI VISH- WANATH PRATAP SINGH): (a) The infor- Artigas, 62°11's, 58°51'W mation about the state of origin of the candi- dates appointed to the Indian Forest Service Candidates Qualified in Civil Services and the other Central Service, Group lA' and Examination 'B' is not available centrally. 9611. PROF. K. V. THOMAS: Will the (b) Information about lAS and IPS for PRIME MINtSTER be pleased to state: the last three years is given in the attached statements I and II. No. of candidates ap- (a) the break-up of successful candi- pointed to the IFS during 1986, 1987 and dates of Civil Service Examination held during 1988 is 12, 10 and 10 respective~/. the last three years, year-wISe, according to the state of origin; (c) The number of candidates r&COm- (b) the break-up of candidates taken mended by the U.P.S.C. for appointment is into IFS, lAS and IPS on the basis of this equal to the number of vacancies notified. examination, year-wise acx:ording to the State While recommending candidates for appoint- of origin and State of allotment (except in the ment it is ensured by the Commission that case of IFS); the number of successful SCIST candidates are equal to the number of vacancies re- (c) whether the number of successful served for them. scheduled CastelTribe candidates are in- creasing or decreasing in the Civil Service Examinations; and (d) According to the data published by the U.P.S.C., an analysis of the number of (d) whether the number of successful successful candidates who have graduated candidates from Kerala origin is inaeasing from the Universities in Kerala does not or decreasing? indicate any specific trend. 219 Written Answers MAY 21,1990 Written Answers 220 .!! !! 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SHRIKAMALCHAUDHRY: Will wise expenditure of the Central Plan for the the-PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: Sixth Five Year Plan and the first three years of the Seventh Five Year Plan, viz., 1985-86 (a) whether the Central Investment in (Actuals), 1986-87 (RE) and 1987-88 (BE) Punjab has dropped in 1988 as compared to have been worked out in consultation with 1975; the Ministries. A statement incorporating (b) if so, the reasons thereof and the these estimates and the respective shares remedial steps contemplated to increase the for Punjab is attached. Central Investment in Punjab; and (c) the details of central projects pro- posed tc be taken-up In Punjab? However, it may be stated that Central Plan investment is made for the country as a THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE whole keeping natIOnal pnorltles in view. MINISTRY OF PLANNING AND MINISTER These programmes/projects In most cases OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF PRO- transcent the limits of the State boundanes. GRAMME IMPLEMENTATION (SHRI The fruits of these programmes/proJects are BHAGEY GOBARDHAN): (a) to (c). Dataon also spread all over the country. 233 Written Answers VAISAKHA 31,1912 (SAKA) Written Answers 234 0'10 II) <0 0'1 N oo:i y- y- o II) o l() o <0 o II) CD II) co 0- ..- .q ..- U') ex) Lri 0'1 ,.._ N N o l() N N e C"') C\J W to C"') N "'0c (15 ~ VI to- c Z .Q w CD ...... N CD M ~ co to No ,.._ II) 235 Written Answers MAY 21,1990 Written Answers 236 NOTES allocated to four international airports on the basis of traf- Regarding Sixth Plan Estimates: fic hand led by these Airports. (i) The unallocated amount (Rs. (e) Regarding Shipping, the 10204 crores) includes offshore State-wise allocations have and other investment of Rs. 5500 been done on the basis of crores in the petroleum sector. traffic earned by the major ports in each of the maritime (ii) The total Central Plan expendi- State. ture during Sixth Plan was Rs. 57800 crores. The break-up (iv) As Central investments in proj- available in the Statement is ects is mostly in areas where the (Including the unallocated por- necessary economic factors are tion) for Rs. 57664 crores. in optimum availability, the ob- jective of regional balance can (iii) As Central Plan investment is have only limited relevance in not planned or accounted State- such cases. wise, some assumptions have been made in attempting such a (v) Housing and Urban Development oreak-up. While they seem to be includes proviSion for six best possible assumptions to schemes only. For HUDCO the base such an exercise as this, total plan outlay was Rs. 50 their validrty IS certainly of a lim- crores. The actual releases Ited nature. Some examples are amount to Rs. 75.87 crores. This given below:- is due to market borrowings of the HUDeO. (a) Railway investment on new Imes. guage conversions Regarding Seventh Plan Estimates and electrification have been broken up State-wise based As Central Plan investment is not on approximate length planned or accounted State-wise, some completed In each-State. assumptions have been made ir. attempting such a break-up. While they seem to be the (I;» The remaining 80% of Rail- best possible assumptions to base such an ways Plan has been allo- exerCise as thiS, their validity is certainly of a cated to different States on limited nature. Some examples are given the baSIS of route Kilome- below: teres failing in each State. (i) In the case of Railways where (c) Expenditure on p.urchase of rolling stock is the significant aircraft (Civil Aviation Plan) portion of any year's outlay, the has been allocated on the distribution is estimated on the basis of the number of land- basis of routelK.M. of the track Ings In each State. passing through a particular State. (d) Expenditure of Air India on acquisition of air has been (ii) In the case of Aviation, likewise, 237 Written AnswetS VAISAKHA 31,1912 (SAKA) Written AnswetS 238 where the aircrafts cause the bulk completion during 1990-91 are in the areas of outlays, the distribution is made indicated below: on tho estimation of number of landings in the territory of the (1) Food and Agro-processing in- particular State. cluding post-harvest technol- ogy. (iii) Break-up of expenditure in Posta) Services is estimated Circle- (2) low cost building materials and wise. housing. As Central investments in projects is (3) AppIicationofgeophysicaltech- mostly in areas where the necessary eco- niques for water prospecting. nomic factors are in optimum availability, the objective of regional balance can only have (4) Water evaporation control limited relevance in such cases. thro~h use of aJkoxy ethan- sols. Completion of Ongoing Schemes of C.S.I.R. In each ofthese, there are a number of specific time bound projects. In addition there 9613. SHRISRIKANTADATIANARA- are many other areas each with specific SIMHARAJA WADIYAR: Will the PRIME projectized activities and time frames for MINISTER be pleased to state: completion. (a) whether the Council of Scientific and [ Translation] Industrial Research (CSIR) has given stress on the completion of the ongoing research programmes; Regional Park and Sanctuary In Bareilly, U.P. (b) if so, the details of ongoing research programmes of the CSIR; 9614. SHRISANTOSHKUMARGANG- WAR: Will the Minister of ENVIRONMENT (c) whether any target has ben fixed for AND·FORESTS be pleased to state: the complete-on of these ongoing research programmes; and (a) whether any proposal to develop a Regional Park or a sanctuary in Bare!lly. (d) if so, the details thereof? Uttar Pradesh IS under consideration of the Government; and THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE (b) if so. the progress made in this MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOl- regard and when the work is likely to be OGY (PROF. M.G.K. MENON): (a) Yes, Sir, started? periodic reviews of ongoing research pro- grammes IS done by Technical AdVISOry Boards, Research Counciis and peer re- THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT views to ensure their timely completion. AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI ROUTRAy): (a) No, Sir. (b) to (d). Some important ongoing research programmes that are planned for (b) Does not arise. 239 Written AnSW9f5 MAY 21,1990 Written Answef5 240 [English] (c) the number of people affected on this account; and De-Reservation of Reserve Forests (d) the remedial measures being taken 9615. SHRI LAETA UMBREY: Will the in this regard? Minister of ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS be pleased to state: THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI (a) whether Government have received ROUTRAY): (a) Noise has been identified any proposai from the Government of Arun- as an air pollutant. achal Pradesh for the de-reservation of any of its reserve forests; (b) The Central Pollution Control Board conducted a noise survey in 1989. Accord- (b) if so, the details thereof; and ing to the survey, nise levels above the standards were found in the commercial and (c) the action taken sofar inthis regard? residential areas of Delhi, Bombay, Cal- cutta, Madras, Hyderabad, Kanpur, Jaipur THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT and Bangalore. AND FORESTS (SHAI NILAMANI ROUTRA Y): (a) Yes, Sir. (c) No such studies have been con- ducted by the Government. (b) and (c). A proposal for de-reserva- tion of an area of 1638.4 hectares of Gali (d) Standards for ambient noise levels reserve forest under encroachment by local have been notified on 26th December, 1989. people in East Siang district was received from Government of Arunachal Pradesh In [ Translation] February 1985 for the approval of Central Government under the Forest (Conserva- Recruitment of Lecturers in Universi- tion) Act, 1980. However, the proposal was ties not approved and this was communicated to the State Government on 17.1.86. The State 9617. KUMARI UMA BHARATI: Will Government was requested to explore non- the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: forest for setting the encorasheres. (a) whether University Grants Commis- Noise Pollution sion have formulated any such scheme under which lecturers in Universities can teach 9616. SHRI BALGOPAL MISHRA: Will various subjects in Hindi and in regional the Minister of ENVIRONMENT AND FOR- languages; ESTS be pleased to state: (b) whether at the time of recruitment of new lecturers in Universitles condition is laid (a) whether nOise has been Identified down that preference will be given to lectur- as one of the pollutants causing ecologICal ers who can teach in Indian languages also; Imbalance; and (b) the number of cities in the country (c) the steps taken so far or proposed to crossing the permitted decibels there by be taken by University Grants Commission causing noise ~lIution; to make provision for getting education and 241 ~riHenAnsw9~ VAISAKHA 31, 1912 (SAKA) ~ritten Answe~ 242 imparting education in Indian languages? (c) the number of stadia constructed in Bihar and the names of the stadia which are THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE managed and utilised by Sports Authority of MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- India. VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI MEHTA): (a) University Grants Commission THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE have informed that they have not formulated MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- any such scheme. VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI MEHTA): (a) The Sports Authority of India (SAl) has set up six Regional Centres with (b) The scheme of revision of pay training facilities for certain specified sports scales for teachers in universities and col- disciplines. These are located at Patialca. leges communicated to the State Govern- (Punjab), Calcutta (West Bengal), Banga- ments on 22-7-88 also lays down that those lore '(Karnataka), ImphaJ (Manipur), New candidates who, besides fulfilling the mini- Delhi (Un and Gandhinagar (Gujarat). mum academic qualifications prescribed for the post of Lecturer, have qualifies in a Two sub-centres of the Regional Centres oomprehensive testto be specially conducted at Gandhinagar and Imphal have been set for the purpose, will be eligible for appoint- up at Aurangabad (Maharashtra) and ment as Lecturer. According to the informa- Guwahati (Assam), respectively. tion given by UGC, the modalities for con- ducting the test were finalised in consulta- Under other Schemes, the SAl has also tipn with the states and it was agreed that the set up minor training facilities at various State Governments will be free to hold sepa- places, incfuding those in its adopted schools, rate tests accredited by UGC or accept the for training/coaching of selected sports per- national test of UGC. The States may also sons. prescribe proficien·cy in the local language as an additional qualification if they so de- (b) St. lignatius High School, Gumla sire. and Girls' High School, Ranchi have been adopted by SAl. SAl will also develop facili- (c) UGC has informed that several ties under the Special Area Games Scheme universities have taken steps to introduce at the Hockey Centre at Ranchi. progressively one or more regional languages as the media of instruction for specified (c) Central Government itself does not courses offered by them. construct Stadia in the States. But Central financial assistance has been provided to Sports Training Centres in Bihar Government of Bihar for the construction of 12 Stadia in the State. No Stadium in Bihar 9618. SHRI DEVENDRA PRASAD is being managed or is being utilized by the YADAV: Will the PRIME MINISTER be Sports Autho"rity of India. pleased to state: [English] (a) the number of training centres for various sports, statewise; Representation In Planning Commis- sion (b) the names of places in Bihar where 9619. SHRI Y.S. RAJA SEKHAR these centres have been opened or are REDDY: Will the PRIME MINISTER be proposed to be opened; and pleased to state: 243 Written Answers MAY 21,1990 Written Answers 244 (a) whether there is a proposal to ap- 1990 to arouse environmental conscious- point one person from each State as a ness among the people of our country. member of the Planning Commlssion; and (c) All the activities organised or initi- (b) if so, the details thereof? ated on Earth Day are on a continuing basis. THE MlNlSTER OF STATE IN THE Vacant Post of Chief Executive In MINISTRY OF PlANNING AND MINISTER Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF PRO- GR~MME IMPLEMENTATION (SHRI 9621. PROF. SHAILENDRANATH BHAGEY GOBARDHAN): (a) No, Sir. SRIVASTAVA: Will the PRIME MINISTER be pteased to state: (b) Does not arise. (a} whetherthe postof~heChi~f Execu- Earth Day 11'1/8 of the Kendnya Vidyalaya Sallgathan is lying vacant for the last two years; 9620. SHRI EDUARDO FALEIRO. 'Nill the Minister of ENVIRONYENT AND FOR- (b) it so, the reasons therefor: and ESTS be pleased to state: (c) the steps being taken to fill up the (a) whether India alongwith 119 other vacancies of officers in the Kendriya countries observed April 22 as the Earth Day Vidyalaya Sangathan? this year and if so, the aims and objed of the earth day; THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- (b) whether any specific positive proj- VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI ectsIprograrr.mes have been undertaken by MEHTA): (a) and (b). The post of Commis- the Government to celebrate this day; and sioner fell vacant from 1 .12.1988. Action to fill up the post was initiated on 27th June, (c) whether any time-frame has been 198~ by inviting applicatIons. On the basis of fixed for implementation of these pro- the applications received, selection of a grammes and if so, details thereof? person was made. This selection couk:t not be acted upon as it was felt desirable to put THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT the recruitmen1 rules for the post on sound AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMAN I legal tooting. The matter was, therefore, ROUTRAY): (a) Yes, Sir. The major objec- examined in consultation with the Minjstry of tive of Earth Day. 1990 was to launch 1990- Law and Justice and Department of Person- 2000 as the decade of environmental activ- nel and Training. These consuhations took ism allover the world reflecting that major some time and the recruitment rules were environmental threats are global in scope. approved in October, 1989 by the then Chairman, Kendrrya VidyaJaya Sangathan (b) The Ministry activit.sed a large subject to Jatification by the Board of Gover- number of Central and State Government nors of the Sangathan. Based on these Departments. NGOs, professional bodies. rules, the vacancy was re-circulated. Inter- educational institutions etc. to organise suit- views were held of the eligible officers on able activities such as tree plantation. tele- 26th February, 1990 and an officer selected. casting of films, seminars, padayatras. posterl ACC clearance has also been obtained for painting competitions etc. on 22nd April, his appointment as Commissioner, Kendriya 245 Written AnSW91S VAISAKHA31, 1912 (SAKA) Written AnSW61S 246 Vidyalaya Sangathan. Department of Per- THE PRIME MINISTf.R (SHRI VISH- sonnel and Training have already taken up WANATIi PRATAP SING; '. (a) and (b). In the matter at release of the selected officer the Central Secretariat S1eJ. 1raphers Serv- from the State Government of Bihar where ice a Stenographer Gradi: is normally he is working. getting promotion to Gr. Mr· merged on a regular basis after 20 years ot service. The (c) Action has already been initiated to promotion from lower grade Ie the next higher fill up the remaining vacancies of offICers. grade is dependent upon the number of posts available in the next higher grade Plantation of fruit Trees which are sanctioned on functionaJ consid- erations. The pay scale of Stenographers 9622. SHRI NARSINGRAO SURYA- Gr. C has a time span of 24 years. WANSHI: Will the Minister of ENVIRON- MENT AND FORESTS be pleased to state: (e) Additions to Select Lists for promo- tion to Gr. MB merged of CSSS are made (a) whether Govemment are formulat- form time to time by the Cadre Authorities on ing a scheme to allow people to plant fruit the basis of zones for promotion specified by bearing trees on Forest Lands in a bid to the DP&T and Gr. C Stenographers selected encourage afforestation; and on the results of the limited departmental competitive examination held by Union Public (b) if so, the salient features of the Service Commission (UPSC). Orders speci- scheme? fying Zone of Promotion for the Selad list year 1988 (1.7.88 to 30.6.89) were issued in THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT November 1989 and allocation of Gr. C AND FORESTS (SHRI NllAMANI Stenographers selected on the results of the ROUTRAY): (a) and (b). The matter is under UPSC limited Departmental Competitive consideration. Examination, 1988 were made to various Cadre Authorities in November 1989 on Stagnation In Grade 'C' Stenographers declaration of the result. Preparatory work to deter:mine vacancies for the initiated. Orders 9623. PROF. RAM GANESH KAPSE: specifying Zone of Promotion fo:- Select list Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to year '989 will be issued as soon as the state: vacancies for the Select List year 1989 have been determined. (a) whether Grade 'C' Stenographers of various Ministries of Central Government Degraded forest Land for Private who joined in 1970 have not yet been pr0- Entrepreneurs moted as Grade 'B' stenographer on regular basis, even aher 20 years of service; 9624. SHRI K.S. RAD: Will the Minister of ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS be (b) it so, the steps Government propose p\eased to state: to take to remove such stagnation prevalent in Central Government Off~s; and (a) whether there is any proposal to give possession of degraded forest land to (c) the reasons for delay in issuing the private entrepreneurs for growing trees; and annual select list of Grade 'B' Stenographers for the year 1989 and by when it is likely to be (b) if so, the total areas of the foreCit lanc:t issued? proposed to be given and the number and 247 Written Answers MAY 21,1990 Written Answers 248 species of trees likely to be planted? not in a position to maintain and improve the buildings properly. Those of the Manage- THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT ment Committees who maintain the build- AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI ings of the school are eligible for deprecia- ROUTRAY): (a) No, Sir. tion grant During 1989-90, Directorate of Education released a grant of more than Rs. (b) Does not arise. 50 lakhs to the aided schools for making provision of furniture. [ Trans~tion] [English] Amenities in Aided Schools of Delhi Modification of Civil Services examina- 9625. SHRI KALKA DAS: Will the tion Rules PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: 9626. SHRIMATI JAYAWANTI NAV- (a) the remedial measures being taken INCHANDRA MEHTA: Will the PRIME by Delhi Adm inistration in regard to the dete- MINISTER be pleased to state: riorating position of buildings, lavatories and drinking water supply in the aided schools of (a) whether it is a fad that under amend- Delhi; ments made during 1987 to Rules relating to Civil Services Examinations for lAS, IFS and (b) whether the management Commit- Allied Services, a candidate selected and tees of the schools do not spend the income appointed to Allied Services is not allowed to ear,1ed from these Schools on the mainte- appear in lAS etc. Examination, even though nance and improvement thereof; and he had not availed of the required number of chances and his age permits; (c) if so, the action taken by the Direc- torate of Education in this regard? (b) whether such restriction deprives many brilliant officers from getting into the THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE lAS or IFS; and MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI (c) if so, whether Government propose MEHTA): (a) to (c). According to the infor- to modify the Civil Services Examination mation furnished by Delhi Admn .• the Princi- Rules so that officers joining Allied Services pals of all Govt. aided schools have been are given the same opportunities as are instructed by the Delhi Admn. to provide all available to other candidates taking the said basic facilities like drinking water, lavatory examination? block and furniture, etc. As per provisions of the Delhi Schools Education Act, 1973, THE PRIME MINISTER (SHRI VISH- money collected by the schools for various WANATH PRATAP SINGH): (a) According purposes can be spent only for the purpose to the provisions contained in the Rules for for which it is collected. No report regarding the Civil Services Examination, a candidate non-spending of income by. the Manage- allotted to I.P.S. or Central Services. Group ment Committees of added Schools on fAA" can appear at the next examination from maintenance has been received by the Delhi probationary training and is also otherwise Administration. The Managements of the eligible for writing the examination. private aided schools have limited sources of income, therefore, sometimes, they are (b) No, Sir. 249 Written AnsweT5 VAISAKHA 31, 1912 (SAKA) Written AnsweT5 250 (c) Does not arise. (d) whether serious defects in the con- struction have recently come to the notice of Construction of Stadium in Kalpetta, Government; and Kerala (e) if so, the action taken by the Govern- 9627. SHAI K. MURALEDHAAAN: Will ment against the erring officials? the PAIME MINISTER be pleased to state: THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE Ca) whether Government have received MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- any request from Government of Kerala for VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI financial assistance for stadium under con- MEHTA): (a) Indian Institute of Technology, struction in Kalpetta for making it ultra mod- Delhi awarded construction of faculty flats ern stadium; and worth Rs. 222.5 lakhs to National Buildings Construction Corporation. (b) if so, the amount Government pro- pose to sanction? (b) and (c). Indian Institute of T echnol- ogy Delhi, an institute established by an Act THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE of Parliament has well established norms to MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- award tenders and to look after the construc- VELOPMENT (SHAI CHIMANBHAI tion programme. and is advised by its Build- MEHTA): (a) and (b). A proposal from the ing and Works Colllmittee established as Government of Kerala forthe construction of per the 1fT Act. This Committee, in accor- a Stadium at SKMJ High School, Kalpetta dance with their well established norms (North), District-Wynad, Kerala was received decided to award the work to National Build- but there were many shortcomings and the ings Construction Corporation at the then State Government was advised to remove prevalent market rate and after suitable them. Since there has been no response negotiations. since June, 1988, the proposal had been turned down. Cd) Some defects in the construction have been noticed by the Institute. Awarding of Project by liT, Deihl to NBCC (e) The Indian in~titute of Technology Delhi has served suitable notice to the Na- 9628. SHRI AJIT KUMAR PANJA: Will tional Buildings Construction Corporation and the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: taking necessary action against officers who have erred in the matter. (a) whether Indian Institute of Technol- ogy, Delhi awarded a project worth Rs. 4 Illegal Poaching by foreigners in crores to National Building Construction Territprial Waters of Andaman and Corporation for construction of Faculty flats Nicobar Islands about two years ago; 9629. SHRI MANORANJAN BHAKATA: (b) if so, whether tenders were invited in Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to this regard and whether it was according to state: the established norms; (a) the number of foreigners found to be (c) if not, the reasons for Violating the poaching in the territorial waters of Andaman well established norms; and Nicobar Islands who have been cap- 251 Written AnSW91S MAY 21,1990 Written AnswelS 252 lured along with their mechanised boats Andaman and Nicobar Islands. during the last three years; (b) A statement containing details of the (b) the number of vessels and persons number of vessels and persons captured in captured in each incident; each incident is attached. (c) whether the foreigners were de- tc} and (d). No. However, in some tained with huge sophisticated arms; and recent cases, a few Burmese and The na- tionals involved in illegal hunting of croco- (d) if so, the details thereof and the diles were found to be carrying some arms action taken thereon? and ammunition which they appear to have dumped into the sea while being chased by THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE the Navy. The intruders ware apprehended MINISTRY OF DEFENCE (DR. RAJA and handed over to the IoeaJ police for legal RAMANNA): (a) 582 foreigners were appre- action. The matter has also been taken up hended during the last three years for poach- with the Government of Burma and Thailand inglillegal fishing in the territorial waters of through diplomatic channels. 253 Written AnswelS VAISAKHA 31. 1912 (SAKAl Written AnsMHS 254 I .c:•e ~ ..~ CD (".) c:a @ ~ l -.....0 .Q• E ::::. ~ to- Z 1&1 ::E 1&1 to- C t-en ~ .c:• CD i "j ~ i ~ ~ ~ (\I "ic "ic •.. 0 0 .. 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SHRI MANORANJAN BHAKATA: Books Published by NBT Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: 9632. PROF. RASA SINGH RAWAT: SHRI CHIRANJI LAl SHARMA: (a) whether the Union Go"ernment ha"e decided to abandon the reconstitution Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased of the Island De"elopment Authority; and to state: (b) i1 so, the reasons therefor? (a) the number of books published by National Book Trust during last two years in THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE English and other Indian languages, sub- MINISTRY OF PLANNING AND MINISTER ject-wise and language-wise; OF STATE IN THE MINISTER OF PRO- GRAMME IMPLEMENTATION (SHRI (b) the amount of royalty paid to the BHAGEY GOBARDHAN): (a) No, Sir. writers of these books; (b) Does not arise. (c) the total amount spent on publica- tion of these books; and Special Verification for Recruits from Kerala (d) the arrangements made to supply these books in all libraries throughout the 9631. SHRI MULLAPALLY RAMA- country? CHANDRAN: Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- (a) whether recruits to Central service VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI from the State of Kerala had been subjected MEHTA): (a) The number of 000ks pub- to special "erificat ion offer the pastfew years; lished by the National Book Trust, India during 1988-89 and 1989-90 in English and (b) if so, the reasons for different re- in other Indian languages, subject-wise and cruits from Kerala for this purpose; and language-wise is given in the statement endosed. (c) whether the practice is still continu- ing? (b) During this period, Rs. 5.4 lakhs were paid as royatty to the writers. THE PRIME MINISTER (SHRI VISH- (c) The expenditure on the publication WANATH P.RATAP): (a) Since September, amounted to As. 293.38 lakhs. 1986, no separate procedure has been pre- scribed in the matter of "erificat ,on at charac- (d) The books published during 1988- ter and antecedents only for recruits belong- 89 and 1989-90 were supplied to primary ing to the State or Kerala. school libraries underthe scheme Operation Blackboard; Jana Shikshan Nilayams under (b) and (c). Does not arise. Adult Literacy programme; public libraries 265 Written Answers VAISAKHA 31,1912 (SAKA) Written Answers 266 under the programme of the Raja Rammo- the Kendriya and Navodaya Vidyalayas due han Roy Library Foundation; and school, to the various sales promotion efforts made college, university and public libraries either by it and large scale mailing of the NBT directly by the Trust or through Publications Newsletter, book lists and other promotional Division and other booksellers and distribu- material. Demand for the publications of the tors. The Trust was able to receive orders Trust was also created by issuing advertise- from various libraries, including libraries of ments in newspapers and magazines. MAY 21.1990 N N - -10 ...Q o w N N N o CD N w-- to ...z UI ~ ...III £i o to CD ,..._ CD o ~ CD CD CD ~ .. .. E "'iii ~ ..!! o C "0 .. c C c • CD ., w <• m ~ VAlSAlCHA31, 1912 (SAKA) WIi'Ien Answars 270 -o U) C\I U) CD ..- N o U) E at I- d 271 Written Answers MAY 21.1990 Written Answers 272 [English] given to the agencies or organisation under social forestry scheme during the last three Treatment of D.S.C. Perscmnel as Ex· years: servicemen on Completion of 1S-Years Service (b) the number of organisations in Kerala that have received this assistance and 9633. SHRI A. VlJAYARAGHAVAN: whether any Irregularities have been found Will the PRIME MIN:STER be pleased to in this regard dUring the last three years; and state: (c) rl so. the details thereof? (a) whether Government propose to consider the Defence Security Corps per- THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT sonnel as ex-servicemen after completion of AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI 15 years service; ROUTRAY)· (3.) Rs. 1136.22 lakhs have been given as ftnancial assistance to volun- (b) if so, the details thereof: and tary agencIes under Grants-in-Aid Scheme of National Wastelands Development Board (c) if not, the reasons therefor espe- during last three years. cially when those belong to other similar wings get benefits of ex-servicemen? (b) and (C). Four voluntary agencies have received financial assistance under THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE this scheme in Kerala. The State Govern- MINISTRY OF DEFENCE (DR. RAJA ment of Kerala has informed that there are RAMANNA): (a) to (c). Personnel of the complaints about one agency namely for- Defence Security Corps as such have never estry. board-Kerala regarding mismanage- been treated as ex-servicemen, unless they ment and malpractices in its working. had already earned the status of ex-service- men on account 01 previous service ren- [ Translation] dered by them in the Armed Forces of the Union. There is no proposal to extend the Criteria for AppOintment of Chairman in status of ex-servicemen to those Defence Public Undertakings Security Corps personnel who dId not come within the definition of ex -servicemen before 9635. SHRI RAMESH BAIS: their recruitment to the Corps. Even the High SHRI B.N. REDDY: Level Committee on Problems of Ex-serv- icemen, on whose recommendations the Will the PRIME MIN ISTER be pleased definition of ex-servicemen had been modi- to state· fied in November 1986, has not recom- mended that the retired personnel of the (a) whether any criteria have been laid Defence Security Corps as such should be down for appointment 01 Chairmen in Public treated as ex-servicemen UndertakIngs; and Financial Assistance to Organisations (b) if so, the details thereGf? Under Social Forestry Programme THE PRIME MINISTER (SHRI VISH- 9634. SHRI A. VIJAYARAGHAVAN: WANATH PRATAP): (a) and (b). Yes, Sir. SHRI SURESH KODIKKUN- Appointments to the posts of Chairmen in NIL: Public Sector Enterprises are made in terms of selection policy laid down in Govt. of India Will the Minister of ENVIRONMENT Resolution No. 27(21 )IEO/86 (ACe) dt. AND FORESTS be pleased to state: 3.3.1987. a copy of which is laid on the Table. [Placed in the Library. See. No. LT- (a) the amount of financial assistance 1151/90.] 273 Written AnswelS VAISAKHA31,1912 (SAKA) Written Answers 274 [English] (a) wheth~r nearly fifty fishermen were abducted from the sea off Rameshwaram Investment In Long TermlShort Term Coast on 19 April, 1990 by some unidentified Deposits in Banks by Central Public gunmen; Undertakings (b) if so, whether they have been re- 9636. DR. BANGAll SINGH: Will the leased and if not, the reasons therefor; and PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: (c) tht:! steps Government propose for (a) whether central Public Undertak- the safety of Indian fishermen who frequently ings invest surplus amount in long terml face such hazards? short term deposits with nationalised banks; THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE (b) if so, the criteria adopted for making MINISTRY OF DEFENCE (DR. RAJA such deposits; and RAMf'NNA): (a) 12 fishing boats with 57 Indian fishermen were abducted on 19-4-90 (c) whether Government propose to while fishing in Sri Lankan waters. streamline the process and issue suitable guidelines to public undertakings linking (b) They were all released on the 21st specific undertakings to specific national- April, 1990. ised banks to avoid unhealthy competition and practices? (c) The Indian fishermen are being advised not to intrude into Sri Lankan waters THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE whilst fishing. The Indian territorial waters MINISTRY OF PLANNING AND MINISTER are being patrolled by the Navy and the OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF PRO- Coast Guard to ensure the safety and the GRAMME IMPLEMENTATION (SHRI security of our fishermen. Air surveillance of BHAGEY GOBARDHAN): (a) Yes, Sir. our territorial water is also being maintained. (b) and (c). Decision in regard to long Arms Export term or short term deposits with the nation- alised Banks are taken by the management 9638. SHRIGOPI NATHGAJAPATHI: of the Central Public Sector Enterprises Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to depending upon their requirements, availa- state: bility of surplus funds etc. It is not considered necessary or feasible to issue any guide- (a) the target set by Government for lines in this regard as it relates to day to day export of arms and other allied weapons management functions of the enterprise. during 1989-90; Abduction of Indian fishermen from (b) whether the target has been Rameshwaram Coast achieved. (c) if so, to what extent; and 9637. SHRJ JANARDHANA POOJARY: (d) if not, the reasons therefor? SHRI R.N. RAKESH: PROF. K.V. THOMAS: THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased MINISTRY OF DEFENCE (DR. RAJA to state: RAMANNA): (a) to (d). Government had not 275 WnItsn AnsMIVIS MAY 21,1990 Wrilten AnswetS 276 fixed any specific target for the export of (a) the existing policy of inter-State Defence stores including Arms and allied cadr.1ransfer in respectof aU-lndia services Weapons during the 1989-90. However. the officers; Defence Production units had on their own laid down export performance objectives in (b) whether inter-State cadre transfer is their annual Action Plans. Against a target of allowed when marriage takes place between Rs. 69.71 aores involving direct and deemed aB-lndia services offICer and State services exports, the 1DtaI value of exports consisting officer; and of a range of defence equipment and stores achieved in 1989-90 was As. 80.27 crores. (e) if not. the reasons therefor? [ Translation) THE PRIME MINISTER (SHRI VISH- WANATH PRATAP SINGH): (a) Inter-cadre Regional Sports Training Otntres In transfers of officers of the All India Services U.P. is allowed when two officers borne on differ- ent State Cadres get married. While allowing 9639. DR BANGALl SINGH: Win the such transfers. care is taken to ensure that PRIME MINISTER be pleased to stale: the offICer seeking transfer does not. in the process. get allotted to his or her home (a) the number of Regional Sports State. Training Centres in Uttar Pradesh; (b) No. Sir. (b) whether there is any scheme to set up more such centres in Uttar Pradesh; and (e) In most cases it would amount to seeking transfer to one's own home stale. (e) if so. the places where these centres which is not aIbwed under the current policy. are proposed to be set up? [Translation) THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- excavation of Deor Temple of Malhar VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI (lLP.) MEHTA): (a) to (c). The central Govern- ment does not set up any Regional Sports 9641. SHRI RAMESH BAIS: Will the Training Centres in the States. However. PRIME MINISTER be pleased to stals: Sports Authority of India have take a deci- sion to locate their CentraJ Regional Centre (a) whether the debris of Daor Temple at lucknow. subject to the State Govern- of MaIhar, Bilaspurdistrictof Madhya Pradesh mentcontrbuting the requisite facilities there- was not cleared in the presence of a compe- for. tent authority and neither photographs nor records were prepared during the execution [£ngish] of this wprk; Inter-State cadre Transfer Policy (b) if so. the reasons therefor and whether no technical officer supervises the 9640. SHRI BAlESHWAR YADAV: work at the time of reconstruction of the WiD the PRIME MINISTER be pleased k» temple and the ancient carvings are being state: broken in the process; and 277 Written AnSwelS VAISAKHA 31. 1912 (SAKA) Written AnSW&lS 278 (c) if so. the c;orrective adion Govern- archaeological sculpture shed. wherein the ment propose to take in this regard? locally collected antiquities are stored and which is kept close as it is not a museum. THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- (b) FJ.R was lodged thereafter and the VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI concerned watch and ward staff members MEHTA): (a) to (c). The clearance of debris were suspended. was undertaken by the Archaeological Sur- vey of India at Dear Temple, Malhar. District (e) The stolen sculpture was seized by Bilaspur, (M.P.) popularly known as Bhim- the police and handed over initialty to the Kichak Temple during 1979-80 tor exposing ~r museum from where it was recov- the temple's structural fealures and subse- ered and restored to the sculpture shed afte r quently conservation work was carried out necessary mending. This was undertaken by an experienced technical officer under the overall supervi- Ka,!di Dewal Temple Madhya Pradesh sion of an experienced and quafdied senior Archaeologist. Proper documentation of this 9643. SHRI RAMESH BAIS: Will the workwasdone and the antiquities and sculp- PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: tures during the clearance were kepi under safe rustody. A brief report and photographs (a) whe1herthecentraUyprotected Kandi of this work were also published in Indian DewaJ Temple of Rattanpur in Bilaspur dis- Atr:haeoIogy: A Review 1979-80. trict in Madhya Pradesh is in a very bad condition; Idol Theft from Archaeologicaillu- seum at Slrpur (b) if so. the reason; therefor; 9642. SHRI RAMESH BAIS: Will the (c) whether any departmental scheme PRIME MINISTER be pleased to stale: has been formulated for renovation of the temple; (a) whether the information regarding theft of idol in 1987 from archaeological (d) if so, the details thereof and by when museum at Sirpur in district Rapurof Madhya it is likely to be implemented; Pradesh was conveyed very late to the offi- cers of the Archaeological Department of (e) whether there is any delay in imple- Union Govemment; mentation of the said scheme; and (b) if so, whether any action has been (f) if so. the seasons therefor? taken in this regard so far; and THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE (c) if so. the details thereof and ii not. MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- the reasons therefor? VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI MEHTA): (a) to (d). Due to uneven sett1e- THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE ment of the foundatl>n the KAHn DEWAL MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- TEMPLE at Rattanpur in Bilaspur Dislrict of VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI Madhya Pradesh had titled and was in an MEHTA): (a) The loss of the Sirpur image insecure condition; therefore its structural was detected only alter OCCI!rTence of the members were taken down carefuly and theft during periodical verification of the ~~for~eco~N~n 279 Written Answers MAY 21,1990 Written Answers 280 after proper documentation; An estimate for number of days for which the two ~nits of strengthening the foundation and reconstruc- Rajasthan Atomic Power Station i.e. RAPS- tion of the temple of the basis of documented 1 and RAPS-2 did not remain connected to specifICations and available evidence has the grid, during the financial year 1989-90, already been sanctioned. The work is in- were 115 and 95 respectively. These in- cluded in the conservation programme tor cludes annual maintenance outage of 57 the current year. days in RAPS-1 to attend to tribune blade failure and annual maintenance jobs and 35 days in RAPS-2 for planned annual mainte- (e) and (f). The delay in the execution at nance jobs. the Conservation work was due to the time required tor verification, detailed documen- tation and the complicated task of strength- (b) RAPS-1 and RAPS-2 achieved ening the foundations. capacity utilisation of 27% and 65% respec- tively in the year 1989-90 with respect to full Kola Power Plant design capacity of 220 MWe for each of the two units. 9644. SHRI DAU DAYAL JOSHI: Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: (c) RAPS-2 has performed well with (a) the period for which each of the two respect to the normative capacity factor units of Kota Atomic Power Plant at Ra- 62.SOIo. The capacity utilisation at RAPS-1 is watbhata remained shut; low mainly because its power level is re- stricted to 50% of full reactor power as stipu- (b) the production Joss of electricity in lated bv Atomic Energy Regulatory Board terms of Megawatt suffered on this account; consequent on the mechanICal sealing of the light water leak in the south end-shield. The capacity factor therefore is obviously low. (c) the efforts made from time to time to activise these units and the outcome of the efforts made; (d) Apart from RAPS-1 &2 in operation, units 3&4 of Rajasthan Atomic Power Proj- (d) efforts made to set up more units ect, each with a capacity of 220 MWe, are there and the time by which these units are under construction, and these units are likely to be set up; scheduled to achieve criticality in May, 1995 and November, 1995, respectively. Govern- (e) whether the opinion of exports has ment have also decided to set up 4x500 been sought to see that the defects noticed MWe units at the same site, for which adion in the prevIous units do not remain in the for obtaining environmental clearance and setting up of new units; and project financial sanction are in progress. (f) if so, the opinion of experts in this regard? (e) and (f). The end shields !orthe new units, either being or proposed to be set up at Rawatbhatta, Rajasthan, adopt a different THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE design and material. It is expected that the MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOL- problems encountered with the earlier unit OGY (PROF. M.G.K. MENON): (a) The will not be encountered. 281 Written AnsW91S VAISAKHA31, 1912 (SAKA) Written Answ91S 282 [English] (iii) Restricting the exercise of emer- gency powers by the VICe-Chan- Democratisation of Governance In cellor to specifl.!-d areas subject Universities to approval ano ~ndorsement by the Executive c.:.pncil and Aca- 9645. SHRI MANORANJAN demic Council of tr-.& University. BHAKATA: SHRI Y.S. RAJA SEKHAR The Government will examine tfl. above REDDY: suggestions of DUTA. SHRI ANBARASU ERA: Integrated Wasteland Developing In Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased Haryana to state: 9646. SHRI MANORANJAN (a) whether Delhi University Teachers' BHAKATA: Association has urged Government for SHRI ANBARASU ERA: democratisation of the structure of govern- ance in Universities; Will the ENVIRONMENT AND FOR- ESTS be pleased to state: (b) if so, the details thereof; and (a) whether Government have taken (c) Government's reaction thereto? any decision to declare Haryana State as the target area for micro level planning for inte- THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE grated wasteland development; MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI (b) if so, the details thereof; and MEHTA): (a) to (c). The President and Secretary, Delhi University Teachers' Asso- (c) if not, the reasons therefor? ciation (DUTA), have made certain sugges- tions about democratising the structure of THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT governance of the University of Delhi in their AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI letter dated 6th February, 1990 addressed to ROUTRAY): (a) and (b). The Government of the Prime Minister. These include: India had selected 8 districts in 8 states for the preparation of micro level plans for inte- (i) Election 9' not less than 50% of grated wasteland development. Subse- the membership of the authori- quently, 2 more districts namely Sirsa and ties of Delhi University and Gov- Gurgaon in Haryana State have been added erning Bodies of its Colleges; under the 'Green Haryana Programme'. (ii) Appointment of Vice-Chancellor (c) Does not arise. by an Electoral College compris- ing members of the Executive Illegal Trade In WlldlHe Products In Council, Academic Council and Metropolitan Cities other teachers, students, Kar- amcharies, relevant profession- 9647. SHRIJANARDHANAP()()JARY: als and social groups sleeted Will the Minister of ENVIRONMENT AND specifically for that prurpose; and FORESTS be pleased to state: 283 Written Ansaws MAY21,1990 (a) whether Govemment are aware of ous sources of trade in wildlife. the clandestine trade in wildlife products in Delhi and other metropolitan cities; (ii) Close coordination with the Po- lice at state level and and Cus- (b) if so. the names of animals whose toms. the Directorate of Reve- skins were seized in Delhi and oth8f metro- nue Intelligence. the Central politan cities during the last two months and Bureau of Investigation. the the value thereof; and Coast Guard and the Army at Government of India level to (e) the steps taken to curb such dan- strengthen anti-poaching meas- destine trade? ures. THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT (iii) Cash award for information about AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI poachers and illegal traders in ROUTRAY): (a) Yes, Sir. wildlife. (b) The names of animals whose skins (iv) Under the Centrally Sponsored were seized in Delhi and Calcutta are g~en scheme "Control of Poaching and in the attached statement Information re- Illegal Trade in Wildlife- central garding Bombay and Madras is being col- assistance is extended to the lected and will be laid on the Table of the states to strengthen measures House. tecurb poaching and illegal trade. (v) Under the Convention on inter- (c) Steps taken to alrb clandestine national Trade in Endangered trade in wildlife and iIs prOducts include: Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES). internatiol"aI trade in (i) Increased vigilance by wIdIife endangered species of plants staff d both Central and Stale and animals and articles made Government agencies on .van- thereof has been banned. 285 Writt9n AnSW9l'S VAISAKHA 31. 1912 (SAKA) Writt9n AnswelS 286 E CD ~ .5 CD VI ~ ~ en ~ «I "'C ~ CD a: iii .S "3 Q) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 a; ~ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ~ 0 It) CD ~ ~ 0 a) N ,...: N c5 0 Q) """ 0) N CD ('I) .z Q) (U III (5 Q) N c .§ c «I - 0 en c ~ ~ j fI) "5._, CD fI) ~ CD 10) E 0-= CD -5 iii ::J a; !! ;§ > ::; (ij ~ .:II! ~ ca "'0 E c:: tl ~ QS «I )( Z ~ w w Q) "'0 ~ 0 Q) en w .~ E ~ .S Q) 0 CI) (ii :! i CI) ::J U) .~ .~ 0 Q) ~ 0 It) ~ ('I) 0 0 CI) CI) ('I) 0 ...... 0 It) It) to 0 ~ ~ fI) ! 0 c -~ 0 ~ '.0::; .~ V) c:: QS :::J ~ ::s a; CI) 0 > Q) CD VI a; 0 E i 'x ~ e t1I a. .§ «I c:: c t1I 0 "'C 0 CD - i en -!! «I -.I- ~ ..0 ~ 3: ~ «I .§ )( as c:: CD en ~ ,g CD 1ii C ca ::J C\a )( 0 t 0 0 0 ~ en fI) !!l. a; , Q) (ij CD CD 4 - ~ LL E 0 .1 "iii > t -.I -e CD E "'C is E tV eGlD > t ~ CD as 2»::J 0 c .~ 0 I ~ 0 a: -, -, 0 ~ UJ ...J_ .8 .J < ~ N ..,j ..; N ai -.: M (/) Z 287 Written Answel3 MAY 21,1990 Written AnsW91S 288 Group Housing Scheme for Employees (a) the recurring and non-recurring grant of Cantonment Boards given by University Grants Commission to the Universities in Rajasthan during the last 9648. DR LAXMINARAYAN PAN- two years; DEYA: Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: (b) whether all the terms and conditions (a) whether there is any proposal to laid down by U.G.C. have been followed by extend the Group Housing Scheme to the University of Ajmer; employees of the Cantonment Boards in India including Delhi Cantonment Board employees; (c) if so, whether there is any scheme of U.G.C. to provide any special assistance for (b) if so, the time by which it is likely to the development of new Universities like be implemented; and Ajme,. University; and (c) if not, the reasons thereof? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE (d) if so, the details thereof? MINISTRY OF DEFENCE (DR. RAJA RAMANNA): (a) No, Sir. (b) Does not arise. THE MINiSTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- (c) There is no Group Housing Scheme VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI for Central Government employees and, MEHTA): (a) As per the pattern followed by therefore, the questIOn of its extension to UGC the Commission provides financial Cantonment Boards employees does not assistance to eligible universities for a par- arise. ticular Plan period for general development as well as specific schemes. After the com- [ TtanSIaDon] pletion of the Plan period the liabilities in respect of the recurring component is taken- U.G.c. Grants to Ajmer University, over by the concerned State Government. Rajasthan The details of the Plan grants allocated and 9649. PROF. RASA SINGH RAWAT~ released by University Grants Commission W. the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to to the eligible universities in Rajasthan Dur- state: ing the 7th Plan are as follow:- 289 Written Answers VAISAKHA 31, 1912 (SAKA) Written Answers 290 i C\i gj .9 g- o 0) 0 0) C") ..- ..- It) ~ 0) r-...: N crj "iCI) ..... ,..._ ..... 0 ..- ..... ~ le .!!! c: ~ C) c: ~ Q.. '5 t- r-... (i)' Z ... ..c: w .2 ..lie co 0 0 co -'! ~ (f) ~ CD ::E c: (10) W .~ eli ex) ci r-...: I- .s: ..- ,..._ 0> co ~ CIi N N co :! ~ ~ ~ '" -!! ~ ·e~ CD ~ .~ .-t=>- c ·en !! :;:) Ci CD .!! .~ .it c c it :::> ::> 4 C ~ ~ as :J... :J 4 Q. ; ('\I en Vi ~ ~ _j :§ ..,""8 :i l - 291 W,M9nAnswe~ MAY 21,1990 W,Men Answe15 292 (b) to (d). Universities established after these games are given as part of the pr0- June, 1972, are requited to be declared fit to grammes organised at National and State receive central assistance by UGC under levels. Training in these traditional games is Section 128 of the UGC Act. For this, the also being imparted to teachers and school University should have the requisite infra- children from all parts of the country as ~art structure and facilities number of teaching of Bt'jaratiyam. In the All India Rural Games departments and staff, management struc- organised by the Sports Authority of India, ture and other features as prescribed under Mulkhamb is one of the 13 disciplines in the rules framed under Section 128 of the which competitions are conducted. UGC Ad. According to information furnished by UGC the University of Ajmer has not yet (c) Under the Plan Schemes 01 the been declared fit for assistance, and the Department, Sports Authority of India oper- Commission has decided to sent an expert ates the scheme of Promotion Indigenous of Committee to the Unrversity to examine the Games and Martial Arts and the Govt. of tdIies created in terms of the above rules. Maharashtra can avail of assistance there The Commission cannot provide any other under. However, as of now, no proposal of special assistance till the University is de- the State Government has been received. clared fit to receive assistance. expenditure on Education (English] 9651. SHRI BALASAHEB VIKHE Promotion 01 Lezlm and Mullkhamb PATIL:WillthePRIMEMINISTERbepieased Games In States to state: 9650. SHRI VAMANRAO MAHADIK: (a) the amount spent on education Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to during 1988-89 by the Central Government state: as well as the State Governments; (a) . whether the traditional games of (b) the percentage of expenditure on Maharashtra, like lezlm and Mulkhamb are primary education, secondary education, given due attention; higher education and technical education respectively; and (b) if so, whether there is any proposal to populanse these games in other states; if (c) the steps contemplated to improve so, the details thereof; and primary education as well as technical edu- cation during 1990-91? (c) whether Government propose to give assistance to Maharashtra to promote these traditional games? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- MEHTA): (a) and (b). According to the VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI Revised Estimates 01 the Central and State MEHTA): (a) and (b). Yes, Sir. Both lezim Governme~ts. the budget provision for edu- and Mulkhamb have been adopted as ele- cation was As. 12298 crores in 1988-89. ments 01 8haratiyam, which is the National Percentage on Primary (including upper Physical Fitness Programme of the Sports primary). Seoondary(lnciuding higher sec- Authority of India. Demonstrations in both ondary), Higher and Technical Education 293 Written AnswelS VAISAKHA 31, 1912 (SAKA) Written AnswSlS 294 came to 44.1%, 31.5%, 14.8% and 5.0% AT present about 2.52 lakh respectively . centres have been sanctioned to 21 StateslUTs for an estimated (c) Information is given in the attached enrolment of 6 lakh children. Statement. (iv) Provision of incentives to socio- STATEMENT economically backward children- free uniforms, free text books, Steps.conte m plated to. improve primary attendance scholarships for girls education as well as technical education and mid-day meals are some of during 1990-91 are as under:- the incentive schemes provided by State Governments. (A) Primary Education (v) The Governmerlt has formulated (i) Approved outlay for Elementary a new project called Bihar Edu- Education in the Central Plan for cation Project for universalisa- 1990-91 is Rs. 261 crores com- tion of primary education in Bihar. pared to the provision available The focus in on decentralisation during 1989-90 of Rs. 202.47 with accountability on education crores. There is substantial in- services to the local community crease in allocation. and involvement of non-Govern- ment organisations. Special at- (ii) Improvement of schooling con- tention will be paid to disadvan- ditions and the quality of educa- taged groups like scheduled tion through programmes such castes, scheduled tribes and as Operation Blackboard for women. Three districts are pro- improvement of physical facili- posed to be covered in the year ties in primary schools and set- 1990-91. ting up of District Institutes of Education and Training (DIETs) (B) Technical Education to provide continues in-service training to primary school teach- Taking into account the present sce- ers.and NFE & AE instructors. nario, the situation in the year 1988-89, and the perspectives of the development of tech- (iii) The provision of part-time non- nical education vis-a-vis the nation"", devel- formal education for school drop- opment goals, the Annual Plan 1990-91 outs, girls who cannot attend seeks to ensure the strengthening of most of whole day school, working chil- the continuing schemes and to institute cer- dren, and children from habita- tain new schemes which may be beneficial tions without schools. The Non- for the Technical Education. Formal Education programme which is a Centrally sponsored The AICTE has- been given statutory programme aims to provide powers under AICTE Act, 1987 for proper education of a standard equiva- planning, coordinated development and lent to the formal school through regulation of technical education system in centres run for about 2 hours the country. The powers given to the Council during the day or night at a time include interalia laying down norms, guide- and place convenient to them. lines and standards in respect of courses, 295 Written Answers MAY 21,1990 Written Answe15 296 programmes. tuition fees, admissions, and Admission In 1.1. Ts related matters and curricula etc. 9653. SHRI H.C. SRIKANTAIAH: Will LA..S. OffIcers In Karnataka the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: 9652. SHRI H.C. SRIKANTAIAH: Will (a) the number of students who ap- the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: peared in joint entrance examination for admission to Indian Institutes of Technology (a) the number of lAS officers working during 1989-90; in Karnataka State; (b) the number of candidates selected (b) the number of lAS officers of Karna- for various courses; taka Cadre on deputation; (c) the number of seats left vacant due (c) the number of lAS officers allotted to to non-joining of the selected candidates; Kamataka during 1989; (d) whether Government propose to (d) whether number of lAS officers introduce the waiting list system to fill up the allotted to Karnataka is more than the re- vacant seats in various liTs; and quirement; and (e) if so, the details thereof? (e) if so, the reasons therefor? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- THE PRIME MINISTER (SHRI VISH- VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI WANATH PRATAP SINGH): (b) The number of lAS Officers allotted (d) and (e). At present there is no such to Karnataka Cadre who are on deputation is proposal under consideration of the Govern- 44. This includes one Officer who is on inter- ment. State deputation to another State Cadre. Involvement of Private Sector in Backward Areas (c) 7 lAS Officers were allotted to Kar- nataka Cadre during 1989 in the direct re- 9654. SHRI A.A. ANTULA Y: Will the cruitment quota. PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: (d) No Sir. Against the authorised cadre (a) whether ('~vernment propose to strength of 260, the actual Officers in posi- give incentive and involve private sector for tion including the 7 allotted in 1989 is only rapid development of the backward areas of 252. Raidgad and Ratnagiri districts of Konkon region in Maharashtra in the Eighth Five (e) Does not arise. Year Plan; 297 Written Answers VAISAKHA 31, 1912 (SAKA) Written Answers 298 (b) if so, whether some areas have ments of the Government in NIIIion to their been identified tor the purpose; and programmes, schemes. *-,...... 111.' of public grievances, individuMI _ ... _ (c) if so, the details thereot? organisations of different kinds interact ... the appropriate ministries, departments and THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE organisations of the Government. When- MINISTRY OF PLANNING AND MINISTER ever any association or voluntary agency OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF PRO- takes up any public grievance. necessary GRAMME IMPLEMENTATION (SHRI action to redress it is taken in the same way BHAGEY GOBARDHAN): (a) to (c). To as grievances brought direct by individuals enable enterpreneurs to contribute to the for redressat economic development at industrially back- ward areas, many fiscal and non-fiscal in- Report of Working Group on Science centives are being provided by the Central And Technology and State Governments. However, develop- ment plans tor specific districts are to be 9656. SHRI VASANT SATHE: Will the drawn up and implemented by the States PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: concerned. (a) whether a working groupon Science Voluntary Organisations Assoclatad and Technology has submitted its report to with Redressal of Public Grievances the Government; 9655. SHRI A.A. AN11JLA Y: Will the (b) if so, the details of the recommenda- PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: tions,made by the working group; and (a) the names of voluntary organisa- (c) the action takenlpmposed to be tions which have been associated- with the taken by the Government on these recom- redressal of public grievances requiring mendations? immediate attention of the administration: THE MINISTER OF 'STATE IN THE (b) whether the prominent organisa- MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOL- tions as also professionals' organisations OOY (PROF. M.G.K. MENON): (a) and (b). like Associations of Chartered Accountants, The Planning Commission had set up sev- Lawyers, Architects ex-servicemen, retired eral working groups, one each for various public servants, freedom fighters' judges, scientific departments, for making r~m etc. have been associated in redressing the mendations in respect of the 8th Five Year grievances of the public; and Plan. The Planning Commission also set up a Steering Group on Science & Technology (c) if so, the details thereof? to take into account inputs from all the Scien- tific Departments and the more general THE PRIME MINISTER (SHRi VISH- aspects of a common .1ature. The working WANATH PRATAP SINGH): (a)to (c). There Group set up for the D2partment of Science is no'consolidated list of the names of volun- & Technology has pre-posed severa~ ~Jfo· tary organisations which work for redressal grammes for theath Five Year Plan. These of public grievances relating to different relat& to: R&D promotion, Technology spheres of the administration. However, development S& T policy studies. interna- many voluntary or professional orgnisations tionai S&T cooperation, Meteorology and interact with different ministries and depart- Climatology research and programmes fur 299 Written AnSIllWHS MAY 21,1990 Written AnsW9IS 300 scientific surveys and meteorological serv- that for the 8th Plan, the Commission has ices etc. increased its contribution for construction of women's hostels from 75% to 100%. (c) The recommendations of the Work- ing Group 10r the Department of Science & U.G.C. has informed that the financial Technology (and of other working groups for assistance to eligible universities and col- the various scientific departments) as also of leges are allocated for a particular Plan the Steering Group on Science and Technol- period and the grants 10rthe building project, O9y for the 8th Rve Year Plan would be taken induding hostels, are released after the Plans note of by Government white finalising the and estimates have been approved and an 8th Five Year Plan on Science and Technol- assurance is received from the concerned ogy. State Government/management to meet the matching contribution. During the 7th Plan, Girls Hostels In Women Colleges the U.G.C. approved grants amounting to As. 54.02 lakhs to the universities/colleges 9657. SHRI VASANT SATHE: Will the in Maharashtra which had requested for PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: assistance for construction of women's hostels. Out of this, grants amounting to Rs. (a) whether due to inadequate number 4.61akhs representing the share of the U .G. C. of girls hostels in women colleges, many have been released so far. girts are deprived of college education; Adult Education Centres in Maharash- (b) if so, the steps taken by Government tra in this regard; 9658. SHRI VASANT SATHE: Will the (c) the assistance sought by the institu- PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: tions of Maharashtra for construction of girts hostels and assistance granted during the (a) the number of VIllages In Maharash- last three years, year-wIse; and tra where adu~ education centres were opened during last three years, district-wise; (d) the details Of the s -:neme and outlay propoSeC'provldec dIAlOg 1990-91 for pro- (b) the number of teachers appointed in motIOn 01 GIrls Hcstel faciltties? these adult education centres; THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE (c) the expenditure incurred and re- MINtSTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- leased to institutions In Maharashtra during VELOPMENT (SHRt CHIMANBHAI 1989-90 for adult educatIOn and claims MEHTA): (a) to (d). Department at Educa- pending with reasons therefor, and tion and the University Grants Commission have not received any specific information (d) the details of achIevements re- that inadequacy of hostel facilities have ported under lhe scheme dunng 1989-90? deprived many girl students of college edu- cation. UGC is providing assistance to uni- THE MINiSTER OF STATE IN THE versities/college for construction of hostels. MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- During the 7th Plan, UGC met 75% of the VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI actual expenditure on construction of MEHTA): (a~ ,",r~d (b). The Centre-based women's hostels as against 50% in the case aduh education programme is being impie- of men's hostels. U.G.C. has also informed men1ed in Maharashtra both by Governmen- 301 Written Answers VAISAKHA 31, 1912 (SAKA) Written Answers 302 tal as well as non-Governmental organisa- claim remained pending. tions. Distrid-wise details ofthe adult educa- tion centres are given in the statement I & II. (d) the achievement under the adult Each adult education centre was manned by education programme in Maharashtra var- an instructor. ies from 4{)01o to 60% depending upon the socio-economic and geographical condition (c) A sum of Rs. 621.39 lakhs was of the area. The adult education programme released to the various implementing agen- started during 1989-90 is under different cies in Maharashtra during 1989-90 and no stages of completion. 303 W"Uen Answe15 MAY 21,1990 Written Answers 304 ~ c::> ~ 0- .a:: dl It) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 co C\I C"') co 0 C') m ~ CD 0 CD ~ <0 C\I CD CD ooq:-6 ~ -- ~ tI) "t) c::: (U ~ 0' ~ ~ ~ ~ >- ~ CCI -6 .L:l OIl{ E ce 0 Q) a CD ro .... c c: Cl; (D -0 :; "'"':) (l) «I 0 .Q .~ co Cl. <1l ~ n:I 10 rJ g> r;, c: E .!,!2 C\I cP c: E ro C> :) :::l .c (5 co ro .c (ij c::: Q (; 0.. « (1) a: z I- -, Cl; 'i .g ~ C") ~ l() .i! -..: C\i W t'- cri a (I) 305 Written AnswelS VAISAKHA 31, 1912 (SAKA) Written AnswelS 306 o o o o o o It) CI) o It) Q) (") o o co Q) CI) CI) ~ c:Q) <..> 01 ~ c: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 cO 'I:t It) CI) V N C.I V <0 Q) ·2 ~ 0 0 0 Q) co co Q) v eX) ~ O'l :3 LB - "5 ~ 'C( -0 ~ o o o o o o o It) ...... eX) N o co (J) o o o co <0 v eX) Ol ::; ItS .~ ..:::::3 "0 ItS (ij a. 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(5 co ftS .::L. :; ii as as .c. III Q ~ en en z !: III C) < ..... 315 Written Answers MAY 21,1990 Written Answers 316 o o o o o o 0> o 0> co CD CD M ..... N 0) ~ c::q, (.,) 0') c:: co cO 'O::t 0 l() 0 0 0 ~ co 0> 0 CO) l() tU 0) (.) M N ::, iB - ~ ..q:-6 0 -.g o o o o o o Il) co 0> M o C") 0> M l() Ii) N "'0as -g .0 .0 as c lU "ii C) lU c oS:; "i E c as "'0 lU ~ ru c "'0 c E :; a; a -e c» (/) .i c» ::; a; as c» tG lU Q > < J Q.. m z 0 _.J ~ ci N N --N N 317 Written Answers VAISAKHA31, 1912 (SAKA) Written Answers 318 Formation of National Rifles (a) whether a large number of liT top- pers have left for US in view of better aca- 9659. SHRI SAN AT KUMAR MAN- demic facilities/career; DAL: SHRI MANIKRAO HODLYA (b) if so, the details thereof; and GAVIT: SHRI R.N. RAKESH: (c) the details of steps taken to provide better academic facilities/career prospects Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to brilliant engineering, medical students? to state: (a) whether a new organisation of ex- THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE servicemen, called National Rifles, is pro- MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- posed to be formed to function as a link VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI between the military and para-military Of- MEHTA): (a) and (b). As per report of the liT ganisation; Review Committee, on an average, 20% of the fiTs graduates go abroad for higher (b) if so, the details thereof; education and employment. (c) whether the modalities of this new (c) Attempts are being made to attract organisation/Force have been worked out; these students back in the country by provid- ing them better research facilities, challeng- (d) if so, the broad features thereof; and ing work environment and appropriate employment opportunities. Encouragement (e) the Ministry under which it is pro- and support is also provided to help them to posed to be kept? become entrepreneurs. THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE So far as medical students are con- MINISTRY OF DEFENCE (DR. RAJA cerned restrictions have been placed on RAMANNA): (a) and (b). The need for medical graduates going abroad for higher establishing a dedicated and specialised education and training where such training force comprising largely of serving andlor facilities exist in the country. Doctors belong- retired army personnel to look after, inter- ing to scarce categories are not sponsored alia, the rear area security and also for for employment abroad. Further the nation- strengthening counter-insurgency measures, alised banks also offer loans to enable the especially in border areas, has been ac- dodors to e~tablish clinics/nursing homes in cepted in principle by the Government. rura.l areas and semi-urban areas. (c) The modalities are being worked Pollotion by Sugar Mills and Distilleries out. In Maharashtra (d) and (e). Does not arise. 9661. SHRI S.B. THORAT:.WiIl the Minister of ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS Better Academic Facilities for liT be pleased to state: Toppers 9660. SHRI RAM SAGAR (Saidpur): (a) the steps being taken by Govern- WiU the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to ment to check the spread of epidemic and state: dying of fishes due to release of effluents in 319 Written AnswelS MAY 21.1990 Written AnsMHS 320 rivers by sugar milts and distilleries in Mahar- (b) if so, the total amount allocated b)- ashtra; Union Government for its development and conservation; and (b) the schemes proposed by Govern- ment to prevent release of such effluents; (c) whether Government propose to provide more funds for the purpose in view of (c) the likely time by which the schemes its importance? will be implemented; and THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE (d) other measures proposed during MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE C=- 1990-91 in this regard? VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI MEHTA): (a) Excavations at Ahar, District THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT Udaipur, have revealed two periods of occu- AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI pation belonging to Chatcotithic and Iron ROUTRA Y): (a) and (b). Government of Age with a gap in between. India have prescribed the standards for ef- fluents from sugar mills and distilleries under (b) and (c). As the site is protected by the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986. The the Department of Archaeology and Muse- Maharashtra Pollution Control Board has ums, Government of Rajasthan, conserva- stipulated consent conditions for the treat- tion of the site and its development is the ment and disposal of effluent from the sugar responsibility of the State Government and mills and distilleries in the State. Legal action the question of providing funds therefor by is being taken against the defauHing units. the Central Government does not arise. The sugar mills have been directed to pro- vide effluent treatment plants and store [English] molasses in pucca or steel tanks. Job Security for Scientists (c) The distilleries have been advised by the Government of India to complete 9663. PROF. K.V. THOMAS: Will the primary treatment of the effluent by July 15. PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: 1990. (a) whether scientists and research (d) The sugar mills and distrilleries are scholars have requested for job security and to implement the effluent standards within a insurance for hazardours jobs; stipulated time frame. (b) if so, the details thereof; and [ Translation] (c) the action taken by Government in Excavation at Aahad In Udaipur (Rajast- this regard? han) THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE 9662. SHRI GULAS CHAND KA TARIA: MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOL- Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to OGY (PROF. M.G.K. MENON): (a) to (c). state: Yes, Sir. Scientists and Research Scholars do bring to the notice of the Government (a) whether remains of an ancient civi- from time to time their perception of the lisation have been found during excavation problems that they face. These have oov- at Aahad in Udaipur (Rajasthan); ered aspects relating to job security and 321 Written Answers VAISAKHA31,1912 (SAKA) Written Answers 322 insUrance for hazardous jobs.ln the case of decision regarding the adoption of this cur- a recent memorandum received from the riculum: National Committee of Youth Scientists and Research Fellows, a high level group under (c) and (d). Environmental Education is the Chairmanship of Prof. Yash Pal has not included in the syllabus in Uttar Pradesh been set up to look into the points made by but lessons on Environmental Education form them. part of Social Sciences and allied subjects. In the hill distric.1s of Uttar Pradesh, distric.1- [ Translation] wise books have been prepared by the State Education Department which will be intro- Environmental Education duced in schools as supplementary reading material. Action is being initiated by the State 9664. SHRI HARISH RAWAT: Will the Government for the printing of these books. PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: The likely cost for printing and distribution of these books is not yet known. (a) whether Government propose to include environmental education in the cur- Drinking Water Problem in Ranikhet riculum from primary level to higher secon- Cantonment Area of Uttar Pradesh dary level in the country; 9665. SHRI HARISH RAWAT: Will the (b) if so, the names of the places where PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: it would be introduced; (a) whether Government are aware of (c) whether Government propose to the fact that the civilian popuflition of Ran- introduce it in the hill areas of Uttar Pradesh ikhet Cantonment area of Uttar Pradesh also; and gets inadequate supply of drinking water; (d) if so, the amount likely to be incurred (b) if so, whether there is any proposal on it in 1990-91? to formulate a new scheme for providing adequate drinking water to the civilians in the THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE said area; MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI (c) if so, whether any funds are likely to MEHTA): (a) In pursuance of the objectives be allocatedforthis scheme during 1990-91; of the National Policy on Education-1986, and environ.'!Ient education has been included in the National Curriculum framework devel- (d) if not, the reasons therefor? oped by the NCERT for elementary and secondary education. Appropriate compo- THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE nents such as protection of environment, MINI~TRY OF DEFENCE (DR. RAJA conservation of energy, environmental sani- RAMANNA): (a) Yes, Sir. tation etc. are included in the textbooks- teachers 'manuals brought out by NCERT (b) the Cantonment Board has already for classes I-V during 1987-89. formulated a proposal. (b) The curriculum developed by the (c) No, Sir. NCERT is followed by all CBSE affiliated schools. The StatesAJTs make their aNn (d) Due to overall paucity of funds and 323 Written Answers MAY 21,1990 Written Answers 324 the prlonty to be given to other demands (b) whether thiS Investment IS consid- from various Cantonment Boards, It may not ered adequate, and be possible to sanction grant-in-aids for the purpose dunng the current year (c) If not, t he steps proposed to be taken to Increase Central Investment, sector-wise Plantation of Wide Leave Trees In the Eighth Plan? 9666 SHRI HARISH RAWAT Will the THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MInister of ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS MINISTRY OF PLANNING AND MINISTER be pleased to state OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF PRO- GRAMME IMPLEMENTATION (SHRI (a) whether a comprehenSive pro- BHAGEY GOBARDHAN) (a) and (b) gramme IS proposed for plantation of trees Central Plan Investment IS made for the having wide levels In hilly areas of northern country as a whole keeping national pnon- parts of the country under vanous schemes ties In view These Central Programmesl In eighth plan, projects In most cases transcend the IImrts of State boundarres The frUitS of these pro- (b) If so whether Gram Sabhas will be grammes/proJects also get spread all over the basIs of such tree plantation activity, and the country Planning CommiSSIOn do not malNaln data on Central Investment In terms (c) If so, the time by which action plan of parts of States and hence, such Informa- for such plantation will be prepared? tion regarding hili areas of Uttar Pradesh IS not available THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI (c) The Eighth Five Year Plan has not ROUTRA Y) (a) There IS no specifiC pro- yet been finalised but one of rts Important gramme for exclUSive plantation of broad- objectives IS expected to be more balanced leaved species however broad leaved spe- development between States and Within cies are planted in various afforestation States schemes In hilly areas depending on site factors [English] (b) Depending on feaslblhty, Gram Social Forestry In Punjab Sabhas Will also be the baSIS of tree planta- tion activities 9668 SHRI KAMAL CHAUDHRY Will (c) Action plans for plantation are pre- the Minister of ENVIRONMENT AND FOR- pared on year to year baSIS ESTS be pleased to state Investment in Hill Areas (a) whether SOCial forestry scheme IS being Implemented In Punjab. 9667 SHRI HARISH RAWAT Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state (b) If so, the target set and the achieve- ment made dUring the last three years, and (a) the sector-wise details of Central Investment In hili areas of Uttar Pradesh In (c) the details of the programme for the the Seventh Plan, current year? 325 Written Answers VAISAKHA 31,1912 (SAKA) Written Answers 326 THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT are being carried out throughout the country AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI including Punjab. The targets and achieve- ROUTRAY): (a) and (b). Under the Twenty ments for Punjab during the last three years Point Programme, Affores.tationfTree Plant- are as follows: ing activities, which includes Social Forestry (Area in hectares)'" 1987-88 1988-89 1989-90 2 3 4 Targets 22500 25000 20000 Achievement 24776 28730 20915 rlncludes area nationally derrved from seedling oistribution for farm forestry etc). (c) The Programme details for 1990-91 1989-90. Government deCision on the con- are as follows: tinuance of the scheme from 1.4.1990 has not yet been taken. Area coverage (hectare) 9150 Degradation of Sandalwood forests In Farm Forestry Karnataka (seedlings in lakhs) 300 9670. SHRISRIKATNADAITANARA- Quota of Paper for Books to Punjab SIMHARAJA WADIYAR: Will the Minister of Government ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS be pleased to state: 9669. SHRI KAMAL CHOUDHRY: Wi" the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: (a) whether Government are aware of the large scale degradation of sandalwood (a) whether Punjab Government have forests in Karnataka; requested Union Government to increase the quota of paper for books and note-books (b) if so, the main factors re JOnsible at concesslonal rate; and for the degradation of sandalwooa forest in that State; and (b) if so, the action taken thereon? (c) the steps proposed to be taken to THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE save this valuable forest wealth? MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI MEHTA): (a) Yes, Sir. THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI (b) The scheme for the supply of white ROUTRAY): As per the information furnished printing paper at concesslonal rate to the by the State Government. education sector in the States UTs including Punjab has been in operation till the end of (a) Yes, Sir. 327 Written Answers MAY 21,1990 Wntten AnswelS 328 (b) and (c) Large scale illICit felling and 1 50,000 scale for distrICts of smuggling of Sandalwood has taken place In Kamataka The Kamataka For- Kamataka State Forest Department and est Department IS takmg neces- Police Department of the State Government sary measures for afforestatIOn are now acting In coordinatIOn to curb the In feaSible areas actIVities of the smugglers Mapping of groundwater poten- Natural Resources Survey and Manage- tial zones for the entire State of ment In Karnataka Karnataka on 1 250,000 scale 9671 SHRI SRINKANTA DATTA Groundwater source finding In NARASIMHARAJA WADIYAR Will the the problem Villages of the DIS- PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state tricts of Gulbarga, Dharwad and Raachur underthe NatIOnal Drink- (a) whether the Department of Space Ing Water Technology MISSion has identified any applicatIOn project for natural resources survey and management identification of areas under In Karnataka, mulberry cultivation In parts of Mysore, 8angalore and Kolar (b) If so, the details of the Projects Districts of Karnataka for sencul- identified In that State so far, and ture development (c) the steps taken to Implement those StudYing IrrigatIOn efflaency In proJects? parts of Thungalbadra canal command area THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOL- Land uselLand cover mapping OGY (PROF M G K MENON) (a) Yes, Sir for agro-chmatlc zone planmng for the entire state on 1 250,000 (b) and (c) The Department of Space, scale being the nodal agency for National Natural Resources Management System (NNRMS), Integrated resources survey to has carned out various remote sensing combat drought tfl Kolar and application projects In Karnataka In the past Bljapur Districts and Identified a few for Implementation In the Immediate future The Projects identified Agricultural drought assessment Include and monitoring forthe entire state dUring Kharlf season Experimental studies for crop acreage estimation and Yield In Forest mapping and damage parts of Mandya District detectIon In Yellapur reserved forest Forest cover mapping uSing two year data for the entire State of Coastal enVironment and wet- Karnataka as a part of National land mapping Project on 11M scale Ring road alignment In specifiC MapPing of wasteland on stretches around 8"angalore 329 Written Answers VAISAKHA 31.1912 (SAKA) Written Answers 330 City-A remote sensing based vulnerable groups as also environmentally solution. sound management of our national re- sources. The Department of Space is also ac- tively collaborating with the Karnataka State STATEMENT Remote Sensing Technology Utilisation Centre and other use agencies at the Centre Outline on new S& T adivities during and the State level in pursuing the above 1990-91 projects. Some of the broad areas in which the new adivities proposed to be intimated dur- Allocation to Science and Technology ing 1990-91 are: 9672. SHRI SRINKANTA DATTA Nuclear physics instrumentation, super- NARASIMHARAJA WADIYAR: Will the conducting cydotron; new laboratory facili- PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: ties for Atomic Minerals Division; special technology projects for strengthening tech- (a) the amount earmarked for scientific nological capabilities and for acquisition of and technological activities during 1990-91 ; new technologies through various meas- ures such as company acquisition; coastal (b) the new scientific and technological zone management, International Geosphere activities proposed to be undertaken during Biosphere Programme. S& T planning, pol- 1990-91; and icy and future perspective studies; multilat- eral programme under International S& T (c) the policy of Government with re- Corporation; natural hazard mitigation; sepa- gard to the development of science and ration technology; advanced ceramics; robot- technology during the Eighth Plan? ics; special purpose aircraft: a new Iowlhigh speed wind tunnel, component integration evaluation programme, basic research on THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE iron and steel for the upgradallon of raw MINISTRY OF PLANNING AND MINISTER materials, developing appropriate technolo- OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF PRO-' gies to improve production of steel; new TV GRAMME IMPLEMENTATION (SHRI systems like digital television, micro-proc- BHAGEY GOBARDHAN): (a) The Plan essing in sound system like digital television, outlay earmarked for Scier.~iflC and T echno- micro-processing in sound syst.em & TV logical activities under central sector during broadcasting; photonics and R&D in agricul- 1990-91 is Rs. 1590.91 crore. tural electronics; food processing technolo- gies and appropriate in the areas of fruits (b) A statement IS attached. and vegetables; second short circuit electric turbines due to silt; appropriate technologies for rural development, innovative develop- (c) The approach to the Eighth Five ment of gas, pilot plant for manufacturing; Year Plan envIsages Purposlve mobilisation design of standard vessels for inland water and application of Science and Technology transport; and Technology Information Fore- inputs to serve the larger purposes of na- casting Assessment Council (TIFAC) activi- tional development such as fast growth in ties under various socio-economic Minis- output and employment. particularly for the tries. 331 Written Answers MAY 21,1990 Written Answers 332 Cultivation of Aromatic and Medicinal thropological Survey of India in the recent Plants by C.S.I.R. past; 9673. SHRI SINKANTADATIANARA- (b) whether any inquiry took place in SIMHARAJA WADIYAR: Will the PRIME this regard; and MINISTER be pleased to state: (c) if so, the details thereof and the (a) whether the Council of Scientific and steps taken thereon? Industrial Research (CSIR) has any pro- posal to take up cultivation of aromatic and THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE medicinal plants; MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI (b) if so, the details of the programme MEHTA): (a) Yes, Sir. undertaken by the CSIR in this regard; (b) and (c). These complaints were of (c) whether it has been experimented the following types: o 1 the field also; and (i) Irregularities in the appointment (d) if so, the results thereof? of the present incumbent as the Diredor-General; THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOL- (ii) administrative highhandedness, OGY (PROF. M.G.K. MENON): (a) to (d). corruption. misuse of public Several CSIR Laboratories have been en- funds, etc; gaged for the past several years in research and development as also transfer of agro- (iii) delay in construction of building technologies relating to the cultivation and for the head office; processing of medici'1al and aromatic plants. They are not themselves engaged in com- (IV) irregular appomtrllent of consult- mercial cultivation lhE transfer of technol- ants and edi10rs ogy mvoived extension \"~';" and field level exper:f'lentatlor. ThE: ~nedlclnal and aro- (v) non-acceptance of land for an- matIC plants which are commerCially grown thropolrtical park and processed are mints, Java citronella, palmarosa, lemon grass, ergot, get dnium. (vi) shortfall In the setting up of Field The approximate value of aromatic oils ex- Stations; tracted and mediclnall plants grown is of the order of Rs. 30 crores dunng 1989-90. (vii) m0ve to shift Head Office from Calcutta; Inquiry Regarding A.S.1. Affairs (viii) shelving of ongoing research projects; 9674. SHRI YASHWANTRAO PATIL: Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to (ix) arbitrary transfer in violation of state: transfer guidelines; (a) whether Government have received (x) one day's salary cut for Bharat complaints agamst the functioning of An- Band Day on 30.8.1989; 333 Writt9n Answ91S VAISAKHA 31, 1912 (SAKA) Writt9n Answ91S 334 (xi) charge sheets against two of- Eighth Plan. The large number of such fice-bearers of the Employees' schemes currently in operation are being Association; reviewed with a view to determining which need to be continued at all. which may be (xii) unjustified installation of comput- transferred to the States along with the re- ers; sources. and which may need to be retained. (xiii) publication programmes through Dangers to Marine Ufe Due to Acid private publishers; Rain (xiv) irregular appointment of research 9676. SHRI BHABANI SHANKAR fellows; HOTA; SHRI BALGOPAl MISHRA: (xv) manipulation of confidential re- ports; Will the Mmlster of ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS be pleased to state: (xvi) Irregularities in the appOintment of Vigilance OffIcer; and (a) whether Government are aware that the manne life is at stake because of acid (xvii) wastIng resources on the 'People ram; and of India' Project. (b) if so, the action taken by the Govern- The complaints have been enquIred ment to save the marine life from acidity? Into and found baseless and motivated. Hence. no action is proposed. THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI Reduction in Outlay of Central ROUTRAY): (a) Coastal monitoring does Schemes not Indicate any adverse effect to manne life from rain. 9675. SHRI J. CHOKKA RAO: Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: (b) Does not anse. (a) whether Government propose to Petrol and Diesel Consumption in reduce the outlay for centrally sponsored Armed Forces Headquarters schemes and also the number of Centrally Sponsored Schemes under implementatIon 9677. SHRI MADAN LAL KHURANA: In various Sates; and Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to refer to the reply gIven 23 April, 1990 to (b) if so. the detailsand ...... thereof? Starred Question No. 570 regarding petrol and diesel consumptIOn in Armed Forces THE MINISTER OF STATE .. THE Headquarters and State the details of steps MINlSmV OF PLANNING AND ....ISTER taken to reduce the consumption of petrol OF STATE IN THE ....slAV OF PRO- and diesel in Air and Naval Headquarters GRAMME IMPLEMENTATION (SHRI and to check the wasteful expenditure? BHAGEY GOBARDHAN): Ca) Md (b). The Planning Commission is cI .. view that THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE there should be a more saIec:tive IIPPf08Ch MINISTRY OF DEFENCE (DR. RAJA to Centrally Sponsored Schem. in the RAMANNA): Air and Naval Headquarter& 335 Written AnSW91S MAY 21,1990 Written AnSW9IS 336 are taking appropriate steps to bring about THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE economy in Petrol-and Diesel consumption. MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- These include the following:- VELOPMENT (SHAI CHIMANBHAI MEHTA): (a) Medium of instruction in Nava- (i) Introduction of fueJ efficient ve- doya Vldayalayas from Class-VI to class VIII hicles in place of older and less is the mother-tonguelregionaJ language of fuel efficient types of vehicles the students. From dass-IX onwards. the common medium is HindilEnglish in all (ii) Regular maintenance MT Ve- Navodaya Vidyruayas. hicles for increasing their fuel efficiency. (b) Social studies and Humanities are taught through Hindi medium while Sciences (iii) Polling use of vehicles to see and Mathematics are taught through English that less number of trips are medium. perform~. (c) As brought out in reply to part (b) of (iv) Monitoring of Kilometrage Per the question, English is only a co-medium of Litre of vehicles to ensure maxi- instruction for certain subjects. This is also mum fuel efficiency. patterned on the Kendriya Vtdyalaya Sys- tem. (v) the introduction of incentive schemes for reduction of fuel Irregularities and Corruption In Allgarh consumption. Muslim University (vi) Ensuring that kilometrage restric- 9679. SHRI SANTOSH KUMAR GAN- tions laid down for various types GAWAR: Will the PRIME MINISTER be of vehides are adhered to and pleased to state: overall fuel consumption is con- trolled. (a) whether Government have received a number of complaints regarding irregulari- [ Translation] ties and corruption in Aligarh Muslim Univer- sity in the recent past; Medium of Instruction in Navodaya Vidayalayas (b) if so, the details thereof; and 9678. KUMARI UMA BHARATI: Will (c) the action being taken by Govern- the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: ment in this regard? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE (a) the medium of instruction in Na- MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- v"odaya Vidyalayas; VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI MEHTA): (a) to (c). Some time back. the (b) i1 the medium is both Hindi and Presidenl of the Technical Staff Association English. the subjects being taught in English of Aligarh Muslim University submitted a and Hindi separately; and representation to this Department enclosing a copy of the Charter of Demands submitted (c) the reasons for preferring English as to the Vice-Chancellor, Aligarh Muslim Uni- medium of instruction? versity. The Demand Charter, inter alia, al- 337 Written AnswslS VAISAKHA 31, 1912 (SAKA) Written AnsW81S 338 leges that University authorities have made (a) whether Government have been appointments and promotions of their rela- rewarding only school teahers on the occa- tives without considering their essential sion of 'Teahers Day' every year; qualifications and experience. (b) if so, whether there is any scheme According to the information furnished under consideration of Government to re- by A.M.U., the appointments referred to in ward College teachers; and the demand charter of the Technical Staff Association cannot be treated as irregular as (c) if so, the details thereof? the persons appointed are suitably qualified and have been appointed on a purely tempo- THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE rary basis. The prescribed qualifications have MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- been relaxed partially, by the Selection VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI Committee, in only one case. MEHTA): (a) Yes, Sir. Effect of Colour Television on Eyes (b) No, Sir. 9680. SHRI SANTOSH KUMAR GANG- (c) Doos not arise. WAR: Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: [English) (a) whether viewing of colour television is injurious to eyes: Preservation of Histork:al Places in (b) if so, the extent thereof; and Punjab (c) the remedial action proposed to be 9682. SHRI KAMAl CHOUDHRY: Will taken in this regard? the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE (a) whether the Govemment have taken MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOL- steps to protect places of historical signifi- OGY (PROF. M.G.K MENON): (a) to (c). cance in Punjab during 1989-90; Colour TV (CTV) viewing is not injurious to health when proper precautions are taken. (b) if so, the details thereof; The viewing distance should be more than six times the height of the picture tube (more (c) whether any development plan has than 1.85 meters for51 ems. size CTV sets); been made to conserve and improve such there should be proper ambient light; and the places; and TV should not be viewed continuously tor a long time at a stretch. Non-observance of (d) if so, the details thereot? these precautions may cause fatigue to the eyes. Operating manuals provided by TV THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE manufacturers abngwith TV sets generally MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- mention these precautions. VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI MEHTA): (a) and (b). Yes, Sir. There are 24 Awards for College Teachers monumentsl sites under Central protection which are being looked after and maintained 9681. PROF. SHAILENDRANATH by the Archaeological Survey of India. These SRIVASTAVA: Will the PRIME MINISTER include Forts, Baradaris, Tombs, bridge, be pleased to state: serais, Gateways and archaeological sites 339 Wrmen Answers MAY 21,1990 Written Answers 340 whICh are continued to be protected and (a) the allocation made to Punjab under conserved In 1989-90 the Minimum Needs Programme for the last three years, year-wISe and point wise; (c) and (d) For preservatIOn and Im- provement, the following monuments have (b) the amount utilised by Punjab been Included In the oonservatJOrl programme Government dunng the above penod, POint- for 1990-91 - WISe; and (I) Gateway of old Saralln Amntsar, (c) the amount proposed to be collected to Punjab In 1990-91? (II) Fort Bhatlnda, THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE (Ill) Saral including gateway at Nur- MINISTRY OF PLANNING AND MINISTER mahal and Dakhnl, OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF PRO- GRAMME IMPLEMENTATION (SHRI (IV) Tombs of Muhammad Mom," BHAGEY GOBARDHAN). (a) The year- and HaJI Jamal at Nakodar (DIS- WISe and point-wise allocatKln made In the trict Jullundur), State Plan of Punjab under the Minimum Needs Programme for the last three years IS (v) Shamsher Khan's Tomb and gIVen In Statement-I (VI) Baradan at Satala (District Gur- daspur) (b) The amount utilISed by the Govern- ment of Punjab dUring the above penod In Allocation to Punjab for Minimum the State Sector IS gIVen In Statement-II Needs Programme (c) The amount proposeJ to be allo- 9683 SHRI KAMAL CHAUDHRY Will cated for the year 1990-91 In the State Plan the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state 15 Punjab 15 As 3515 051akhs (ProvISional) 341 Written Answers VAISAKHA 31,1912 (SAKA) Written Answers 342 o o o U') o U) o o U') o r-- U) ~ c:: 0) () ~ .... v lI) 0 0 U') 0 cil ~ C') N lI) 0 U') U') .9 ClQ co. "'It lI) U 0) Q) (/) - ~ ~ ~ .Q '~ :;::, a... 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SRIKANTAIAH: Will the Minister of ENVIRONMENT AND FOR- the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: ESTS be pleased to state: (a) the locations of Sainik Schools, (a) whether the National Wasteland State-wise at present; Development Board has selected Karna- taka Forests Development Corporation for (b) whether there is a proposal to open launching a pilot project to develop Silvi- a Sainik School at Hassan in Karnataka to pasture on over 1200 hectares of land; cater to the needs of the children of Malnad area; (b) if so, the the estimated cost of the above project; (c) if so, the details thereof; and (c) the share of the Central Government (d) if not, the reasons therefor? on the boave proposed project; (d) whether the Project has been taken THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE up for implementation; and MINISTRY OF DEFENCE (DR. RAJA RAMANNA): (a) A statement indicating the (e) if not, the reasons therefor? State-wise location of Sainik Schools is at- tached. THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI ROUTRAY): (a) Yes, Sir. (b) to (d). A Sainik School is established on the specific request of a State Govern- (b) and (c). E~:imated cost of the project ment, as the entire capital expenditure and a is Rs. 129.44 lakhs of which central share is major portion of the recurring expenditure of Rs. 64.77 lakhs. the School has to be borne by the State Government. No request for opening a (d) Yes, Sir. Sainik School at Hassan in Karnataka has been received from the Government of Kar- (e) Does not arise nataka. STATEMENT 51. No. Name of Sainik School State 2 3 1. Amaravathinagar Tamil Nadu 2. Balachadi Gujarat 3. Bijapur Kamataka 4. Bhubaneshwar Orissa 351 Written Answers MAY 21,1990 Written Answers 352 51. No. Name of Saini< School State 1 2 3 5. Chittorgarh Rajasthan 6. Ghorakhal Uttar Pradesh 7. Goalpara Assam 8. Imphal Manipur 9. Kapurthala Punjab 10. Kazhakootam Kerala 11. Korukonda Andhra Pradesh 12. Kunjpura Haryana 13. Nagrota Jammu & Kashmir 14. Purulia West Bengal 15. Rewa Madhya Pradesh 16. Satara Maharashtra 17. Sujanpur Tihra Himachal Pradesh 18. Tilaiya Bihar [ Translation] (c) whether books etc. are proposed to be provided free of cost to the Scheduled Setting up of Hindi Centres by Hindi Castes and other students there; and if not. Academy the reasons therefor; and (d) whether Government propose to 9686. SHRI SARJU PRASAD SAROJ: open such centres throughout the country; if Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to so, the details thereof and the amount allo- state: cated therefor and if not; the reasons there- for? (a) whether the Hindi Academy. Delhi propose to set up Hindi Centres in Sched- THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE uled Caste colonies and rural areas; MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI (b) if so, the details thereof; MEHTA): (a) Yes, Sir. 353 Written Answers VAISAKHA 31,1912 (SAKA) Written Answers 354 (b) Hindi Academy Delhi have plan to caused due of smoke and if so, the detailed set up 20 Hindi Centres in initial stage for free steps being taken by Government in this training on Hindi typing and shorthand; pro- regard? viding facilities of libraries and reading rooms and imparting elementary knowledge of Hindi THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT to illiterate persons. One Hindi center (for AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI literacy) at Rangpuri Pahar, Mahipalpur Vil- ROUTRAY): (a) to (c). The steps being lage, Delhi has already been set up by the taken to control vehlcuiar pollution include Academy, where 25 persons are being given the followmg:- elementary knowledge of Hindi. Two other centres for free training of Hindi typewriting (i) Gross emiSSion standards for and shorthand as also providing facilrries of petrol as well and diesel driven library and reading rooms have been started vehicles have been notified on at Gandhi Hindustani Sahitya Sabha, 2.6.1989 under the amended Rajghat, New Delhi and Indralok. Motor (Vehicles) Act, 1988. and are being implemented from (c) Yes, Sir. March, 1, 1990. Mass emission standards have also been noti- (d) The Central Government (Depart- fied and will come into effect from ment of Education) have no such scheme. April, 1991 (for petrol driven However, under a central scheme. financial vehicles) and April. 1992 (for assistance is made available to about 175 diesel vehicles). voluntary organisations working in the field of Hindi for running free Hindi teaching (ii) Public awareness campaigns centreslvidyalayas/mahavldyalayas; Hindi and prosecutions have been typing and shorthand centres; Hindi libraries launched. and reading rooms all over India in general and non-Hindi speaking StateslUTs in par- (iiI) the petroleum industry has been ticular. asked to reduce the lead content in petrol and bring it down to 0.15 Vehicular Pollution gramme per litre by April 1993. ~688. SHRI SARJU PRASAD SAROJ: (iv) The Ministry of Environment and Will the Minister of ENVIRONMENT AND Forests has asked the Ministry of FORESTS be pleased to state: Industry to issue instructions to all the vehicle manufacturers to (a) the details of steps belOg taken by give a certificate of production to Government to check vehicular pollution; the effect that the emissions from these vehicles are within the (b) whether the amount of lead content prescribed limits of gross emis- present in petrol is also responsible for air sion standards and make neces- pollution; sary changes in the design of vehicles for compliance with the (c) if so, the details thereof; and prescribed mass emission stan- dards. It has also been suggested (d) Whether scientists are of the view that a policy decision needs to be that Jamun' and 'Kaner' trees can play a taken for regulating the number Significant role in controlling the pollution of veh!cles using 2-stroke en- 355 Written Answers MAY 21,1990 Written Answ9rs 356 glnes (scooter, motor-cycles, (a) whether attentIOn of Government mopeds) In the areas of heavy has been drawn to the new-rtem appeanng traffiC density In the 'Hlndustan' dated 12th Apnl. 1990 under the caption "Shlksha Adhlkanon Ke (d) SCientists have not come to any Karyakalapon KI Janch Ho', definite conclUSion wnether 'Jamun' and 'Kaner' trees can play a SignifICant role In (b) If so, the number of wntten com- controlling vehicular pollutIOn However, plaints received In thIS regard by Govern- based upon the recommendation from a ment from the Parents teachers AsSOCIa- study made by the Central Pollution Control tions of Trans Yamuna area, Laxml Nagar Board, the Deihl Administration has Included against the Education OffIcers of the Depart- these two species In Its roadSide plantation ment of Education, and programme (c) the details of the complaints and the [English) actIOn taken thereon? National River Authority THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY Or:: HUMAN RESOURCE DE- 9689 SHRI K S RAO Will the M,nister VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI of ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS be MEHTA) (a) to (c) Government IS aware of pleased to state the news Item whICh has appeared In the Press under the caption "Shlkshan Adhlkar- (a) whether there IS any proposal to set IOn Ke Karyakalapon KI Janch Ho" Accord- up a 'National River Authorrty' for regulating Ing tQ the news Item, allegations have been the sue and preventing abuse of rivers In the made against the 2 Education OffICers of country. and East Dlstnct of Directorate of EducatIOn, (b) If so, the details thereof? Deihl Administration These allegatIOns are regarding harassment of the public and THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT compelling them to get the school leaVing AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI certificates countersIgned by EducatIOn ROUTRAY) (a) A concept paper for a Officers F avorrtlsm on the part of tbe Educa- National River Action Plan has been pre- tion offICers has also been alleged pared 2 Another complaint has been made (b) The Plan broadly outlInes the vari- by the Parent Teacher ASSOCiatIOn of Laxml ous components such as scope, functions, Nagar and the same has been addressed to organisational framework, modalities of the Lt Governor of Deihl In thiS complaint, Implementation, etc SimIlar ailegatlOns have been made against the Education Officers regarding school [ Translation] leaVing certifICates In addrtlOn, allegations have also been made regarding ,rregulan- Charge. Against the Education Officers tIes committed In grant of recognition to the private schools It has been demanded that 9690 SHRI SARJU PRASAD SAROJ an enqUiry against the officers may be inSti- SHRI NATHU SINGH tuted Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased 3 Accord,ng to the InformatIOn furnished to state by the Deihl AdministratIOn, the counter 357 Written Answers VAISAKHA 31,1912 (SAKA) Written Answers 358 signatures by the Education Officers on the (b) According to the memorandum the school leaving certificates are very essential project is unscientific, un-ethical and imprac- to check admissions on fake certificates. As ticable and will cause deep and long-stand- regards the allegations in grant of recogni- ing environmental imbalance. Ten thousand tion to the private schools, Delhi Administra- workers belonging to more than three thou- tion has intimated that they have prescribed sand families will be thrown out of employ- a comprehensive proforma which contains ment. The scheme is in violation of a Central various terms and conditions for recognition Govt. Order of 1958 to the effect that the of private schools and the recognition is width of the Vembanad Lake should not be invariably granted if the proposals are found tampered with for any cause. A study con- complete in all respects. Further more, it is ducted by Sdentists of Regional Centre of the Director of Education who is ultimately National Institute of Oceanography, Cochin competent for giving approval of recognition has also been mentioned. private schools. (c) The State Government have been The facts as stated above do not war- requested to stop further action on the bund rant an enquiry against the EducatIOn Offi- till the various consequences are carefully cers. It is upto the Delhi Administration to assessed. take appropriate action on specific com- plaints received against individual officers. Recruitment Policy In IITa [English] 9692. SHRI AJIT KUMAR PANJA: Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: P.epresentation Against Reclamation of Vembanad Lake, Kerala (a) whether all the five Indian Institutes of Technology in the country are following 9691. SHRI K.S. RAO: Will the Minister uniform policy of recruitment, confirmation, of ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS be promotion and other related service matters; pleased to state: and (a) whether Vambanattu Kayal (b) if not, the reasons therefor? Samrakshana Samiti, protesting against reclamation of Vembanad Lake in Kerala, THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE has submitted a memorandum to the Gov- MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- ernment and urged them for scrapping the VELOPMENT (SHRI CHI"'~ANBHAI Lake proJect; MEHTA): (a) and (b). All the five Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) are governed (b) if so, the details of the memorandum by the Institutes of Technology act, 1961 and and the reasons put forward for scrapping the statutes framed thereunder and within the project; an~ these provisions follow broadly uniform pol- icy of recruitment, confirmation, promotion, (c) the reaction of the Government to and other related service matters. the demands of the Samiti? State Council of Education Research and Training, Deihl THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI 9693. SHRI KESHARI LAL: Will the ROUTRAY): (a) Yes, Sir. PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: 359 W"tten Answers MAY 21,1990 Written Answers 360 (a) whether State Council of Educa- In the PrinCipal Bench at New Deihl, If so, the tional Research and Training (SCERT) was details thereof, set up under Directorate of Education, Deihl In 1980-81. (d) whether the appointment of Admin- Istrative Members newly posted In the Prin- (b) whether another SCERT has been Cipal Bench at New Deihl IS In accordance registered under the Societies Act In 1988 with crltena laid down, and while the earher Council IS stili In eXistence, (e) If not, the reasons therefor? (c) If so, the reasons therefor, (d) the details of functions of those two THE PRIME MINISTER (SHRI VISH- SCERTs, WANATH PRATAPSINGH) (a) There IS no proVISion rnthe Administrative Tribunals Act (e) whether all the senior officers of regarding eligibility conditions/criteria In the SCERT of 1988 are retired officers of De- matter of selection of Government Standing partment of Education and Counsels Government Stal"dlng Counsels are appointed from amongst the practICing (1) If so, the reasons therefor? advocates, who are reported to have expe- nence/competence In servICe matters THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MIN1STRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- SectIOn 6 (3A) of the AT Act lays down VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI quallflcatlOns/ eligibility conditIOns for ap- MEHTA) (a) to (f) The information 15 being pointment of Members (AdministratIVe) In collected and will be laid on the Table of the the CAT Members (Administrative) are Sabha apPOinted from amongst the OffICers pos- sessing the reqUired quallflCatlOns/ehglblllty condItions SectIOn 6 (7) of the AT Ad Appointment of Government Standing proVides for consultatIOn with Chief JustICe Counsels and Administrative Members of India before the appointment of Members In Central Administrative Tribunal (Administrative) (Extract of sub-sectIOns 3A,4 and 7 of SectIOn 6 of the AT Ad IS given 9694 SHRI MADAN LAL KHURANA In Statement -I) Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state (b) Dunng the FinanCIal Year 1989-90, (a) the criteria laid down In the matter of two Counsels and mne Members (Adminis- selectIOn of Government Standing Counse1s trative) were appointed In vanous Benches and Administrative Members In the Certral of the Central AdmlOistratlVe Tribunal The Administrative Tnbunal, list IS given In the attached Statement-II. (b) the details regarding the Counsels (c) to (e) No separatp enterla has been and Administrative Members appointed laid down for posting of Admmistrative dUring the last one year on the lines of the Members In the Pnncapal Bench at New criteria laid down, Deihl The eligibility conditIOns are the same as applICable to the appointment of Adminis- (c) whether any crrterla has been laid tratlVe Members In all the Benches of the down for postIng of AdministratIve Members CAT 1 361 Written Answers VAISAKHA 31,1912 (SAKA) Written Answers 362 STATEMENT-I of India or any other post under the Central or a State Government carrying a scale of Extract of Sub-Section (3A), (4) and (7) of pay which is not less than that of a Joint Section (6) of the Administrative Tribunals Secretary to the Government of India. Act, 1985. and shall, in either case, have adequate 3(A) A person shall not be qualified for administrative experience. appointment as an Administrative Members unless hEr- (4) subject to the provisions of sub- - (a) has, for at least two years, held the section (7) , the Chairman. Vice-Chairman post of an Additional Secretary to the Gov- and every other Member of the Central ernment of India or any other post under the Administrative Tribur.ai.,f· appointed Central or a State Government carrying a by the President. _ C,! i be scale of pay which is not less than that of an Additional Secretary to the Government of (7) No appointment of a person pos- India; or sessing the qualifications specified in this section as the Chairman, a Vice-Chairman (b) has, for a least three years, held the or a Member shall be made except after post of a Joint Secretary to the Government consultation with the Chief Justice of India . ... 363 Written Answers MAY 21, 1990 Written AnswetS 364 .r: .r: U U c C CD CD CD CD .r: "'0 Cii CD .D'"as =cc as "'0 .r: •>- 0 :::I: iii iii a ~ ~ ~ Q 0 u 0 Q "5 c c c Q) c:: ~ Q) :; CD• CO• Q. •:::s .r: = at "'0 ..Q - >- 0. ~ ~ 0 .. (3 0 ... .D• ., c 0• c E iii -6 0 ~ CD "b ~ ~.. • • CD ~ !! "'0 ~ C ~ •C ~ ai'" ~ ~ iii ::E• z• a.. :5 ..0 ..E a.. 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Bengal are since ready, THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE (b) wrether there has been any in- MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- crease In the populatIOn of TlQers In the VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI Sunderbans since 1984 rt so, by how much MEHTA) (a) The present teacher-student ratIO In the Indian Institutes of Technology (c) whether acoordln9 to the official (IITs) and RegIOnal Eng,neenng Colleges Tager Census, the tagers are facing a crrsls of (RECs) IS as under food and space, IIT~ 8 (d) If so whether Goverl"lment are chalking out any long terms plan under the RECs 1 10 Tiger Research Project to provide suffICient food and space, If so, rts broad features, and (b) In the IITs, there are small class strength. larger number of courses and elec- (e) If not. the reasons therefor a how It tives and emphaSIS on post-graduate teach- IS proposed to meet this srtuatlOn? In9 and research THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT (c) and (d) There IS no such proposal AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI under consideratIOn The ratIO depends on ROUTRAY) (a) Yes, Sir the nature and mode of actrvrtles whICh are not identical an the two kinds In Instrtu1lons (b) Yes, Sir The number of tigers In Sunderbans Tger Reserve has Increased De-forestation on Indo Bhutan Border from 264 In 1984 to 269 In 1989 9698 SHAIMATI VASUNDHARA (c) No such indicatIOn has been re- RAJE Will the MInister of ENVIRONMENT ported AND FORE:STS be pleased to state (d) and (e) Does not anse (a) whether Government are aware of the large scale degradatIOn and deforesta- Teacher-Student Ratio in Indian Insti- tion on the Indo-Bhutan border, tute (b) If so, the details thereof, about West 9697 SHRI YASHWANTRAO PATIL Bengal-Bhutan, Assam-Bhutan, Slkk,m- Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to Bhutan and Arunachal-BhutaJ.1 Borders, arid state (e) the details of steps taken or pro- (a) the present teacher-studen1 ratIO In posed to be taken to check further degrada- the Indian Instrtutes of Technology and the tion? 369 Written Answers VAISAKHA 31,1912 (SAKA) Written Answers 370 THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOL- ROUTRAY): (a) to (c). Information is being OGY (PROF. M.G.K. MENON): (a) Details collected from the State Governments and available of technology transfer approvals will be laid on the Table of the House. given to public sector Electronic Units during the 'lear 1987, 1988 and 1989 are given in Research and Development in Electron- the attached Statement. ics (b) Public Sector Electronic Units put in 9699_ SHRI M_M_ PALLAM RAJU: Will R&D efforts on the products obtained through the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: techno\ogy !ransfers_ A Major portion of this effort is directed towards increasing the (a) the details of all technology transfers indigenous content achieving cost optimisa- that have been made with our Public Sector tion of the product and overcoming defects Electrontc Unrts over the last three years; reported from the field. (c) There is no specific policy of Gov- (b) whether further Research and ernment that Imported technology can be Development have been done b)' the Public made available to private sector units, only Sector Undertakings on the products ob- after it is assimilated by the public sector tained through tochnology transfers; unrts_ However, in the case of mainframe computer system s, a lead-time of two years (c) the average lead-time given to Public was given to Electronics Corporation of India Sector Units to absorb the technology before Limited to absorb the technology before li- licences are issued to Private Companies; cences were issued to private companies. (d) whether Government are exporting (d) and (e). 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SHRI MULLAPPALL Y RAMA- graphic studies of Antarctic waters, extrac- CHAN DRAN: Will the Minister of ENVIRON- tion and survey for polymetallic nodules and MENT AND FORESTS be pleased to state: mapping of resource and other parameters of the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) of (a) whether cases of large scale killing India. of wild animals for fur, skin etc. have been reported during 1989-90; (b) The major achievements of the Insti- tute during 1989-90 are indicated below: (b) if so, the measures adopted to curtail this and punish those who flout the 1 . Continuation of work relating to Wildlife Protection Act, 1972; and extraction of polymetallic nodules from the Central Indian Ocean; (c) the estimated loss of the endan- gered species of animal during 1989-90? 2. Continued participation in the Ant- arctic Expeditions; THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI 3. Investigation of the evaporation ROUTRAY): (a) to (c). Information is being characteristics of the Indian Ocean collected and would be laid on the Table of in relation to the summer monsoon; the House. 4. (;)evelopment of a dimensional Research Studies by Natianallnstitute model of marine atmospheric of Oceanography boundary layer to enable predict- ing of vertical structures of wind, 9701. SHRI MULLAPPALL Y RAMA- temperature and moisture; CHANDRAN: Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: .5. Established correlation between water vapour flux divergence over (a) the latest major studies/research the Arabian sea during 1987 sum- undertaken by the National Institute of Ocean- mer monsoon, using the data from ography (NIO) of Goa; INSAT -1 S, the Indian Daily Weather Report and monsoon rainfall along (b) the details of major break through the West Coast of India; achieved by the NIO during 1989-90; 6. Residues of organochlorine pesti- (c) whether any unit for Research in cides in surficial sediments from Ocean Development has been set up or the coastal marine area around proposed to be set up in Lakshadweep and India were studied and mapped. Kerala; and 7. Carbon and Nitrogen budgets have (d) if so, the details thereof? been computed based on input and output fluxes in Arabian Sea; THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOL- 8. Release of technical knowhow of OGY (PROF. M.G.K. MENON): (a) The the Electronic Bathy-thermograph latest major studies/research undertaken by to National Research Development 389 Written Answers VAISAKHA 31,1912 (SAKA) Written Answers 390 Corporation for large scale produc- Centralisation of 50s Grade of C.S.S. tion. 9703. SHRI KESHARI LAL: Will the (c) and (d). Research in the field of PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: Ocean development is being carried out around lakshadweep using existing facili- (a) whether it is a fact that before 1962, ties. NIO has a Regional Centre in Kochi Section Officer's Grade of the Central Sec- (Kerala); it was established in 1962 for re- retariat Service (Group-'B' Gazetted) was search activities of the Indian Oceans Bio- centralised; logical Centre-as a part of the Indian pro- gramme of the International Indian Ocean (b) if so, whether there was a common Expedition, IIOE. later in 1966 it became a seniority list of Section Officer's Grade as on unit of NIO. There is no unit set up in La- 1st October 1962 and that promotions to the kshadweep; nor is there a proposal at pres- next higher grade of Under Secretary were ent to set up new Units In Kerala or La- being made on that basis upto 1972; kshadweep. (c) whether it is also a fact that even Study Regarding Whales, Dolphins after 1972, promotion of section Officers to next higher grade of Under Secretary is 9702. SHRI MULLAPPALLY RAMA- based on all Secretariat seniority in the CHANDRAN: Will the Minister of ENVI- Section Officer's Grade; and RONMENT AND FORESTS be pleased to state: (d) whether any common seniority list of this grade has been published? (a) whether the Central Marine Fisher- ies Research Institute (CMFRI), Calicut, THE PRIME MINISTER (SHRI VISH- Kerala has made any research into the pres- WANATH PRATAP SINGH): (a) to (c). ervation and protection of whales and dol- ~Section Officer's Grade of the Central Sectt. phins; Service (CSS) (Group B Gazetted) was centralised upto 30.9.62 and was decentral- (b) if so, details of studies made and ised w.e.f. 1.10.62 A Civil List of officers findings thereof; belonging to Selection Grade, Grade. I and SOs' Grade of the Service as on 1st October, (c) whether Government propose to set 1962 was published and Select Lists for up an aquarium for dolphins at Calicut or promotion to Gr. I of the CSS (US) were anywhere in Kerala; and prepared on the basis of seniority ..)f officers belonging to SOs' Grade as given in that (d) if so, the details thereof? Civil List. With the promulgation of the CSS (promotion to Grade. I and Selection Grade) THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT Regulations 1964, Select Lists for promotion AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI to Grade. I of the Service have been pre- ROUTRAY): (a) and (b). The information is pared in accordance with the procedure being collected and will be laid on the Table prescribed therein. According to Regulation of the House. 5 thereof, names of all eligible officers of the SOs' Grade and Grade A of the Central (c) and (d). There is no such proposal Sectt. Stenographers Service (formerly called under consideration of the Government of Selection Grade) belonging to various cad- India. res are to be arranged in a single eligibility list 391 Written Answers MAY 21,1990 Written Answers 392 in the manner prescribed therein. the plantation of medicinal plants in some States under the advice of the Ministry of (d) Common Seniority List of officers Health and Family Welfare; belonging to Section Officer's Grade is not required to be prepared or maintained under (b) if so, the names of he species and CSS Rules 1962 or under the Central Sectt. the States where medicinal plants have been Service (Promotion to Grade. I and Selec- plant,ed during the last three years; tion Grade) Regulations 1964. No common seniority list of this Grade has, therefore, (c) whether there is great scope for the been prepared or published. growth of medicinal plants in Orissa; and Stone Quarries in the AravalJis (d) is so, the steps taken by Govern- ment in this regard? 9704. SHRI GOPI NATH GAJAPATHI: Will the Minister of ENVIRONMENT AND THE MIN ISTER OF ENVIRONMENT FORESTS be pleased to state: AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI ROUTRAY): (a) and (b). There is no specific (a) whether any representations have scheme for plantation of medicinal plants. been made drawing the attention of the However, there is a scheme for raising minor Government to the ravages caused by stone forest produce which also includes medici- quarrying in the Aravalli ranges in Haryana; nal plants. Under this. raising of medicinal and plants has been taken up in Orissa, Assam, Tamil Nadu and Manipur. No details of spe- (b) if so, the action taken in this regard cies of plants are available. to protect the environment? (c) and (d). No specific study has been THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT carried out in this regard. However, raising of AND FORES rs (SHRI NILAMANI medicinal plants has been taken up by the ROUTRAY): (a) Yes, Sir. A representation· Government of Orissa in 148 hectares dur- has been received from Delhi Mountaineer- ing 1989-90 with an outlay of Rs. 14.80 lakhs ing Association alleging that large-scale stone under the aforesaid scheme. Preparatory quarrying near Nuh town in District Gurgaon work on 200 hectares has been approved of Haryana is causing degradation in that during 1990-1991 involving an outlay of Rs. part of the Aravalli ranges. 5,OOlakhs. (b) As the stone quarrying in Haryana is Compilation of Judgements of Supreme govern2-1 by the Haryana Minor Mineral Court and Cat on Service MaHars Concession Rules, the State Government has been requested to assess and take 9706. SHRI MADAN lAL KHURANA: necessary actIOn. Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: MedJcinal Plants (a) whether Department of Personnel 9705. SHRI GOPI NATH GAJAPATHI: are compiling the judgements given by the Will the Minister of ENVIRONMENT AND Supreme Court and the Central Administra- FORESTS be pleased to state: tive Tribunal (C.A.T) on service matters; (a) whether Government have taken up (b) if not, the reasons therefor; and 393 Written Answers VAISAKAA 31. 1912 (SAKA) Written Answers 394 (c) the steps taken to bring out a Bulletin provided for certain types of high security of judgements of the Supreme Court and military consignments. CAT on service matters for use by Ministries! Departments and to implement the verdicts (b) to (d). Information is being collected of the Courtlfribunal expeditiously? and will be laid on the Table of the House. THE PRIME MINISTER (SHRI VISH- Preservation of Forests and Tribal WANATH PRATAP SINGH): (a) No, Sir. Interests in Tripura (b) and (c). The judgements of tr.e 9708. SHRI K.B.K. DEB BURMAN: Will Supreme Court and the Central Administra- the Minister of ENVIRONMENT AND tive Tribunal are regularly compiled and FORESTS be pleased to state: published in Supreme Court Reporter, All India Service Law Journal, Administrative (a) whether there is any scheme for Tribunal Reporter etc These publications preservation of forest resources while safe- are easily available to anyone who is inter- guarding the interests of the T ribals in T ripura; ested in acquainting himself with the judge- ments. Moreover the copies of judgements (b) if so, the details of the scheme and are supplied by the Registry to the parties the mechanism set up for operation thereof concerned. and the share of Central and State Govern- ment's therein; and Facilities to Personnel Guarding Military ConSignments Booked on (c) the total expenditure incurred thereon Trains during 1989-90 and the provision made for the year 1990-91? 9707. SHRI P.R. KUMARAMANGA- LAM: Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT to state: AND FORESTS (SHRI NllAMANI ROUTRAy): (a) to (c). The following Cen- (a) whether Military Personnel have been trally 'Sponsored Scheme for preservation of deployed for guarding military consignments forests are under implementation in the State booked on trains for transporting them from of T ripura:- one station to another; (1) Central of Shifting Cultivation:-It (b) if so, how many personnel have envisages permanent settlement been assigned this duty in the last five years of jhumias through developmental year-wise, and what has been the nature of programmes by land development, consignments booked; irrigation and supply of inputs for permanent cultivation. The scheme (c) whether necessary arrangements is 1000/0 Centrally Sponsored. The have been made for their food and rest; and outlay for 1989-90 was Rs. 150 lakhs and the proposed tentative (d) if so, the details thereof? outlay for 1990-91 is As. 1751akhs. (2) Minor Forest Produce planta- THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE tions:- It aims at augmentation of MINISTRY OF DEFENCE (DR. RAJA production of MFP like bamboo, RAMANNA): (a) Yes, Sir. Military guards are canes, oilseeds, fruit bearing spe- 395 Written AnswelS MAY 21,1990 Written Answers 396 cies, medicinal plants etc. It is 100% Forest Act, which is under consideration is Centrally Sponsored. Central as- purported to provide permanent settlement sistance released during 1989-90 of tribals residing in the protected forests and was As. 5.92 lakhs. For 1990-91 reserved forest areas; tentatively an outlay of Rs. 10 lakhs has been provided. {b) if so, what are the other objects of the proposed amendment and the number of (3) Operation Soil Watch:- The tribals who are proposed to be provtded scheme aims at treatment of tden- settlement in these forests; and tified catchments in Himalayan states. It is 100% Centrally Spon- (c) at what stage the proposal stands at sored. During 1989-90 an amount present? of Rs. 21 lakh was released. The programme is proposed to be merged with Integrated Wasteland THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT development scheme. During 1990- AND FORESTS (SHRI NILAMANI 91 tentative outlay of Rs. 40 lakhs ROUTRAY): (a) There is no proposal to is proposed. amend the Indian Forest Act, 1927 to pro- vide for permanent settlement of tribals on (4) RuraIFuelwoodScheme:- This is forest land. a Centrally Sponsored Scheme with 50% Central assistance to States (b) and (c). Do not arise. and 100% Central assistance to Union Territories. The objective of the Scheme is to augment fuel- Plan Outlay of Andhra Pradesh State wood productioil and make the Transport Corporation same available to the local poor near their habitations. An amount 9710. SHRI 8.N REDDY: Will the PRIME of Rs. 47.07 lakh was released to MINISTER be pleased to state: T ripura for 1989-90. For 1990-91 the scheme has been merged with (a) whether the Planning Commission Fuelwood and Fodder Project has asked the Andhra Pradesh State Road Scheme tor which the proposed Transport Corporation to cut the size of its outlay for Tripura is Rs. 22 lakhs Annual Plan tor 1990-91; and out of a total outlay of Rs. ~ ~ crores for 1990-91 . (b) if so, the details thereof? Permanent Settlement of the Tribals THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF PLANNING AND MINISTER 9709. SHRI K.B.K. DEB BURMAN: Will OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF PRO- the Minister of ENVIRONMENT AND GRAMME IMPLEMENTATION (SHRI FORESTS be pleased to refer to the reply BHAGEY GOBARDHAN): (a) and (b). The given on 30 April, 1990 to Unstarred Ques- State Government's proposal for an outlay tion No. 6978 regarding Tribals residing in of Rs. 21.23 crores for the Andhra Pradesh Protected Forests and state: State Road Transport Corporation for 1990- 91 Annual Plan has been accepted by the (a) whether the proposal to amend the Planning Commission. 397 Written Answers VAISAKHA 31, 1912 (SAKA) Written AnswelS 398 Conversion of Patkai Christian College (b) if so, the steps taken or proposed by Into an Autonomous College Government to reduce the dependence of the public sector enterprises on such sup- 9711. SHRI SHIKIHO SEMA: Will the port? PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: (a) whether Government are consider- THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE ing to convert Patkai ChristIan College, MINISTRY OF PLANNING AND MINISTER Nagaland into an autonomous college; OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF PRO- GRAMME IMPLEMENTATION (SHRI (b) if so, the time by when; and RHAGEY GOBARDHAN): (a) and (b). The Government is aware of the continued de- (c) the criteria adopted by UGC for pendence of the non-pan budgetary sup- granting autonomy to colleges? port. Constant efforts are being made to reduce such dependency by increasing the THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE efficiency and profitability of the central public MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- sector enterprises through various meas- VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI ures such as change in product-mix, tech- MEHTA): (a) and (b). The University Grants nology upgradation, improved maintenance Commission (UGC) have informed that they management practices, energy conserva- have not so far received any proposal for tion, modernisation and rehabilitation, or- granting autonomous status to Patkai Chris- ganisational restructuring etc. tian College, Nagaland. National Science Talent Scheme (c) The criteria adopted by the UGC for identification of colleges/institutions for grant 9713. SHRI P.C. THOMAS: Will the of autonomy include the academIC reputa- PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: tion and the past performance of the collegel institution; its academic co-curricular activi- ties; academic attainments of the faculty, (a) the number of students selected for methods of selection of teachers and stu- the National Science Talent Scheme during dents, physical facilities, institutional man- the last three years; agement, fin3ncial resources, etc. In addi- tion to colleges which have a good reputa- (b) how many of them are from Kerala, tion and show potential and prom ise are also year-wise; eligible for autonomous status. Public Sector Dependence on Non-Plan (c) the number of students selected Budgetary Support under this scheme during the last three years who are from rural areas; 9712. SHRI PARASRAM BHARDWAJ: Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to (d) the number of Scheduled Castes state: and Scheduled Tribes among them; and (a) whether the Planning Commission is (e) whether Government propose to aware of the continued dependence of the encourage students in the rural areas to public sector enterprises on non-plan budg- derive benefits of this scheme; if so, the etary supports; and details thereof? 399 Written Answe15 MAY 21,1990 Written AnSWS15 400 THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE (d) it not, the reasons therefor? MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOL- OGY (PROF. M.G.K. MENON): (a) to (e) THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE The NatIonal Science Talent Search Scheme MINlSTRY OF PLANNING AND MINISTER was started in 1963 by the NCERT in the OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF PRO- Union T ermory of Deihl with 1 0 scho~ar GRAM~~E IMPLEMENTATION (SHRI ships. It was extended to the entire country BHAGEY GOBARDHAN): (a) All the State in 1964 wIth the number increased to 350. projects, costing Rs. 5.0 crores and above, The scheme was originally envisaged to have first to obtain the clearance from Cen- identify talent in basic sciences onl~ ~n 1 gn tral ElectriCity AuthoritylDepartmentof Power the name of the scheme was changed to and others c.osting less than Rs. 5.0 crores National Talent Search Scheme and was nava to obtain clearance from the State extended to SOCIal sciences {including Government. No cleared hyde! project of Commerce}, Engineering and MedICiTi9 Madhya f radesh IS pending with Planning While the Scholarc;n!ps In other subjects are Comrniss:'-:·I" for inllestme!1t approval. given upto the Ph. D level. they are gIve", upto the second degree level ir the case of (b) !o (d). Do nl)1 arise. engineering and medicine. The number ~as Increased to 500 and in 1980 an 3jdnlOna! (Lnglis,'? } 50 were instituted for SC and ST carldldates In 1983, the number was increased to 750 Expansion of Gujarat Mineral Develop- (680 for general category and 70 for SC and ment Corporation ST candidates). The scheme is continuing and is operated by NCERT under the De- 9715. SHRI BABUBHAI MEGHJI partment of Education. SHAH: Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: Information is being collected and will be laid on the Table of the House in respect (a) whether the Planntng Commission of the detailed numbers. has approved the expansion of Gujarat Mineral Development Corporation at [Translation 1 Panandhro in Kutch (Gujarat); Clearance to Pending Hydel Projects of (b) if so, the details thereof; and Madhya Pradesh (c) it not, the reasons therefor? 9714. SHRI RAMESHWAR PATIDAR: Will the PRiME MINISTER be pleased to THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE state: MINISTRY OF PLANNING AND MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF PRO- GRAMME IMPLEMENTATION (SHRI (a) the details of major and small hydel BHAGEY GOBARDHAN): (a) The scheme projects of Madhya Pradesh pending with for expansion of Panandhro Lignite Project the Planning Commission for approval; in Kutch, Gujarat as such was not apprnved by the Planning Commission, since the (b) whether the Planning Commission project was to be implemented by GMDC (a has approved these projects; State Government Undertaking). It was in- cluded in the Seventh Plan investment pr0- (c) if so, the details thereof; and posals of the Gujarat State which were 401 Written Answ81S VAlSAKHA31, 1912 (SAKA) Written Answers 402 approved by the Planning Commission, as the implementation of 20-p0int programme part of State's total Plan allocations. in Kerala as per the latest review; and (b) The ptoject envisaged expansion of (b) the details regarding the achieve- production capdy 01 lign_. from a- to 16 ments made under each point of this pro- lakh tonnes per annum. Of the total cost of gramme? Rs. 99.3 crores, incurred on the project, As. 25.25 crores have been contributed by the THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE Gujarat State Government. and As. 15-24 MINISTRY OF PLANNING AND MINISTER crores by Gujarat Mineral Development OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF PRO- Corporation. GRAMME IMPLEMENTATION (SHRI BHAGEY GOBARDHAN): (a) and (b). A (c) Does not arise. statement showing physical progress achieved by Kerala during 89-90 in the 20-P0int Programme in Karam implementation of 25 selected items of the 2o-Point Programme monitored on monthly 9716. SHRI T. BASHEER: Will the basis by this Ministry is attached. Kerala has PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: secured 15th position amongst the State in the implementation of 2O-Point Programme (a) the details of the progress made in during this period. 403 Written Answers MAY 21,1990 Written Answers 404 :! i i::a- ...- ...,. ~ 10 0 o~ 0 0 co to .c:: q) 0 co 0 C\I 0 co 0 C\I (.) M 'C( Q) g» "* c 0) 0, Q) co 0) 0 to ,.._ to ~ 0 co 0) 0) ..- a 10 C\I co C\I i It) co 0) C') ,.._ C") ,.._ c N N CD mM 0) ~ ,.._ C') ...,. 0, ::a- U> U) Q) ~ M 0) .c:: (.) 'C( 0t::~ ~ -0 Q) 0 E 0) ~ a a a U') to ...... 0 0 E Q) ~ a 0 0 co N ...,. C\I a ~ ~ co 0 0 a N N ,.._ 0 Q; ,....N co co ll) to .... ~ e> ~ U; Z Il-. ~ ...... W S C\I :! 0 w Il-. .... 0 :! (I) (I) fI) >. 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Q) co 0 It) -.:f" C") c: C") 0 C\I CD a Cb I.t') M 0 0 ,.... It) e 0) ,.... It) 1.0 N Cb CD co :::.. .q o~ It) .q ..c:(,) 'II:( <:) 0) ~ 0 C) 0 0 0 Q) 0 0 0 0 0 ~ 0 0 0 0 l{) Qj lI) a 0 0 C\I N 0 lI) ~ 0 0 ~ It) Ci: 0 (i) CD ~ "'0 CD ni C rn rn CD £ §. 0E» ~ E c: rn CD CD :; 0 c: £ C > CD Cb 0 "ii C) co a. c rn a: e co CD "i rn .§ Ci. (J) > co ~ ('\I a. C) E E CD E a.e Cb ::::J CD ::::J 0 -2:: (j) .:: a.. E i:D 0 ~ oS It) CD em C) C «f 0 0 (J) 0) (J) 409 Written AnswelS VAISAKHA 31., 1912 (SAKA) [Translation 1 during the year 1989 an-:' reason for not promoting required nurnbft; ;)f SCIST candi- Working Group for Development of dates against reserved va:;;"'1cies; Bundelkhand Region of U.P. (c) how many candidate,,"" are still in the 9717. SHRI RAM SAJIWAN: Will the panel prepared during 1989 tnr appointment PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: to Grade III and when Department of Statis- tics propose to exhaust the current-panel; (a) whether a Working Group under the and Planning Commission has been constituted for speedy development of Bundelkhand Cd) whether the back-log of reserved and Eastern region of Uttar Pradesh; post of Grade III for SCISTs have been fully cleared with eligible candidates; if not, the (b) whether the Working Group has reasOns therefor? made interim recommendations to solve the immediate problems of these regions; THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF PLANNING AND MINISTER (c) if so, the action taken for implemen- OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF PRO- tation of these recommendations; and GRAMME IMPLEMENTATION (SHRI BHAGEY GOBARDHAN): (a) to Cd). Reser- (d) if not, the reasons therefor? vation for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes officers was provided in promotions THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE from Grade IV to Grade III in the Indian MINISTRY OF PLANNING AND MINISTER Statistical Service, that were ordered in 1989. OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF PRO- This included back-log also. GRAMME IMPLEMENTATION (SHRI BHAGEY GOBARDHAN): (a) to (d). A sug- The 1989 panel for promotion from gestion for constituting a Working Group Grade IV to Grade III includes 6 officers has been received from the State Govern- belonging to SC and 2 officers belonging to ment. The suggestion is under considera- ST. Out of these, orders promoting 2 officers tion. belonging to SC and 48 officers belonging to the general category were issued. The [English] remaining officers could not be promoted due to orders passed oy the Central Admin- Appointment of SC/sTs In Indian istrative Tribunal and the Supreme Court, Statistical Service the former directing revision of Grade IV seniority list circulated in May 1986 and the 9718. DR. KIROOI LAL MEENA: Will latter directing maintenance of 'Status quo' the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: in the matter. (a) whether due representation to SCI ST candidates has not been given in the Central Projacts in North Bengal promotion from Grade IV to Grade III during 1989 in the Indian Statistical Service (ISS); 9719. SHRI A.K. ROY: Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to refer to the reply (b) the number of Schedule Castes, given on 7 May, 1990 to Starred Question Scheduled Tribes and general candidates No. 637 regarding Central investment in promoted from Grade IV to Grade III post North Bengal and state: 411 Written Answers MAY 21,1990 Written Answers 412 (a) the names of the Central projects in by University Grants Commission to Re- North Bengal and the investment made search Scholars; therein and since when such projects are under implementation; (b) the year-wise and University-wise details of fellowships given during the last (b) whether North Bengal is economi- three years; cally backward; and (c) whether the Government has any (c) if so, the remedial steps taken in this proposal to increase the number and amount regard? of the scholarship; and THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE (d) if so, the details thereof? MINISTRY OF PLANNING AND MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF PRO- THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE GRAMME IMPLEMENTATION (SHRI MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- BHAGEY GOBARDHAN): (a) Information is VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI being collected. MEHTA): (a) and (b). University Grants Commission provides assistance to univer- (b) The Government of West Bengal sities for implementation of the scheme of have considered the 5 districts comprising Junior Research Fellowships. The fellow- North Bengal as a backward area. ships are awarded to those candidates who have qualified in a national test conducted by (c) In addition to sectoral programmes the U.G.C. for the purpose. According to the undertaken by the various departments, information given by the U .G. C., each of the speciaJ provision in being made in the An- universities is allotted a fixed quota of fellow- nual Plans of the State since 1973-74 for ships. There has been no change in this taking up schemes relating to the improve- quota for the last three years. The Univer- ments of roads, bridges, drainage and other sity-wise details of the fixed quota are given in1rastructural1acilities, specially in the rural in the attached statement. The Commission areas of the five backward districts of North has informed that over and above the fixed Bengal. quota, supernumerary fellowships are also provided to the universities for adjusting the UGC Fellowships surplus candidates who have qualified in the national test for that year. 9720. SHR~. VLJAYARAGHAVAN:WiII (c) and (d). Accordingtothe information the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: given by the U.G.C., there is no proposal under consideration to increase the number (a) the total number of fellowships given and amount of the scholarship. 413 Written Answers VAISAKHA 31. 1912 (SAKA) Written Answers 414 o o o M o (J) (J) ...... 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SHRIMATI VASUNDHARA Commission has initiated any exercise to RAJE: Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased assess the extent of public sector outtavthat to state: could be of more direct benefit to rural areas; (a) whether the Planning Commission (b) if so, the basis evolved by the has made any study on the growth rate and Planning Commission for apportioning the employment generation in the Seventh Plan; public sector plan outlays for the Centre and States into its rural and urban components; (b) if so, the details thereof; and (c) whether Government have prepared (c) how did the Planning Commission any feasibility report to increase employ- produce or formulate the date base on rural- ment generation in the Eighth Plan; and urban distribution of investment in the econ- omy? (d) if so, the details thereof? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF PLANNING AND MINISTER MINISTRY OF PLANNING AND MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF PRO- OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF PRO- GRAMME IMPLEMENTATION (SHRI GRAMME IMPLEMENTATION (SHRI BHAGEY GOBARDHAN): (a) Yes, Sir. BHAGEY GOBARDHAN): (a) to (d). The average annual growth rate of GOP during (b) and (c). The approach adopted inthe the first four years of the Seventh Plan is assessment is to identify the programmes in estimated to have been 5.9 per cent. No the Public Sedor outlays of Centre and assessment of employment generated dur- States which directly support the production ing the Seventh Plan as such has been processes or consumption of the people made. An exercise analysing employment located in the rural areas. In order to deter- trends revealed by the quinquennial surveys mine the rural component, the programmes on employment and unemployment con- under different development heads and sub- duded by NSSO and assessing the pros- heads are placed in two categories, viz., pects forthe future was undertaken for inter- nal discussion as part of the work for the i) Directly identifiable Rural outlays formulation of the 8th Five Year Plan. Ac- by location and benefit; and cording to this exercise employment growth has been provisionally estimated to have ii) Outlay subject to apportionment to been 1.55%perannumduring 1983to 1987- Rural areas by location and/or 88. Results of this exercise would be utilised benefit. in the formulation of the Eighth Plan with a view to step up employment generation. Outlays on programmes in category (i) are classified as entirely rural. Rural compo- Outlay for Rural Sector nent of category (ii) programmes' outlays has been determined in proportion to the 9722. SHRI SANATKUMAR MANDAl: benefits from the programme flowing to the Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to rural·areas. Annual Development Plans of state: Centre and States, supplemented by sec- 443 Written Answets MAY 21,1990 Wliten AnSWBIS 444 toral information on flow of benefits are the (c) No review is conducted regarding main sources of data. the implementation of the Programme at the village level by the Government of India. Allocation to Andhra Pradesh for 2O-Point Programme (d) Does not arise. 9723. SHRI BASAVAPUNNTAH (e) and (f). The Sectoral outlays of the SINGAM: Will the PRIME MINISTER be Annual Plan for 1990-91 in respect of Andhra pleased to state: Pradesh have not yet ben finalised. (a) thE' total financial assistance given to Colour Television Manufacturing Andhra Pradesh during the last three years Companies for implementation of 2 O-Po int Programmes, year-wise; 9724. SHRI RAMDAS SINGH: Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: (b) the amount utilised by the State Government; (a) the names and addresses of top hundred manufacturers of colour television (c) whether any review was conducted in 1989 and the brand names used by each regarding implementation of the programme along with the number of oolour television at the village level during this period; sets manufactured by each manufacturer; and (d) if so, the details thereof; (b) whether there is a proposal for (e) whether there is any proposal to comparative testing of colour television sets increase the financial assistance under by a consumers interest organisation and if 2O-Point Programme to the State during so, the time by which the testing is likely to 1990-91 ; and begin? (1) if so, the details thereof? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOl- THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE OGY (PROF. M.G.K. MENON): (a) The MINISTRY OF PLANNING AND MINISTER names and addresses of colour TV (CTV) OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF PRO- manufacturing units and the brand names GRAMME IMPLEMENTATION (SHRI used, alongwith number of Colour T elevi- BHAGEY GOBARDHAN): (a) and (b). The sion sets manufactured by each during the total outlay in the State Plan Sector for year 1989 as reported to the Department of implementation of 2O-Point Programme in Electronics are give.l in the Statement. Andhra Pradesh during 1987-88, 1988-89, [Placed in the library. See No. LT -1152190] and 1989-90 was Rs. 670.29 crores, As. 716.32 crores and Rs. 771.12 crores re- (b) A proposal from a consumer organi- spectively. Against this the amount utilised sation for assistance for comparative testing was As. 641.34 crores in 1987-88 and Rs. of CTV sets has been accepted in principle. 787.25 crores in 1988-89. The amount util- A Committee has been constituted to work ised during 1989-90 has not been reported out modalities to introduce comparative yet testing of eTV sets in India. 445 Written AnswelS VAISAKHA 31, 1912 (SAKA) Writt9n Answ9rs 446 (TtanSlation ] (b) if so, the action taken by Govern- ment in this regard? Central Schemes In Maharashtra THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE 9725. SHRI HARIBHAU SHANKAR MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- MAHALE: Will the PRIME MINISTER be VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI pleased to state: MEHTA):- (a) No, Sir. (b) Does not arise. (a) whether less number of schemes have been approved for Maharashtra in SanskrH Vidyapeetha, Balusserry, comparison to the number of schemes sanc- Kerala tioned to other States during the last two years; 9727. SHRI K. MURALEEDHARAN: Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to (b) if so, the reasons therefor; and state: (c) the number of schemes approved or (a) whether Government are aware that proposed to be approved for Maharashtra the students after passing outfrom Adharsha during the current financial year? Vidyapeetha, Balusserry, district Kozhikode, Kerala are facing difficulties in obtaining certificates in time; THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF PLANNING AND MINISTER (b) if so, the steps taken by Government OF STATF IN THE MINISTRY OF PRO- in this regard; and GRAMME IMPLEMENTATION (SHRI BHAGEY GOBARDHAN): (a) to (c). Central Plan investment is made for the country as a (c) the steps taken by Government to whole keeping national priorities in view. acquire sufficient land for construction of These Central Programmes/projects in most building for Balusserry Adharsha Sanskrit case~ transcend the limits of State bounda- Vidyapeetha? ries. The fruits of these ptogrammes/proj- ects also get spread all over the country. As such these schemes are not drawn-up State- TIlE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE wise. MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI [English) MEHTA): (a) and (b). The Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan which is conducting Sanskrit Contingency Grant to Non-Fellowship Examinations for various courses, has is- Holders In J.N.U. sued certificates to all students up to 1987 except in 16 cases of compartmental exami- 9726. SHRI P. PENCHALAIAH: Will nations. The Sansthan has taken steps to the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: issue all the pending certificates on priority basis. (a) whether Government have received any representation for Ph.D scholars of (c) The question of assignment of land Jawahar Lal Nehru University for contin- is under correspondence with the Govern- gency grant to complete their thesis; and ment of Kerala. 447 Written Answers MAY 21,1990 Written AnswelS 448 National Conference on Construction 7. Institutional framework of construc- Management tion industry. 9728. SHRI G.S. BASAVARAJ: 8. Construction for rural development. SHRI PRAKASH KOKO BRAHMBHA IT: 9. Management development and skill SHRIMATI BASAVA RAJES- formation. WARI: 1 O. Technology policy for construction. Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: 1 1. Materials in conmruction. (a) whether a national conference on 12. Taxation and fiscal incentives for construction was organised recently by the construction. National Institute of Construction Manage- ment and Research, Bombay and the Plan- , Following were among the main conclu- ning Commission; and sions/recommendations of the conference: (b) if so, the main subjects discussed in 1. Expeditious completion of infras- the conference and the decisions arrived at? tructural projects already in hand. THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE 2. More attention to be paid to im- MINISTRY OF PLANNING AND MINISTER provements of quality, saf~ty, envi- OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF PRO- ronment in the projects. GRAMME IMPLEMENTATION (SHRI BHAGEY GOBARDHAN): (a) Yes, Sir. 3. Reduction of costs by minimising delays and overruns; developing (b) The main subject discussed were as managerial capabilitie~ and techni- follows: cal skills among construction work- ers. 1. Strengthening domestic construc- 4. Top priority to be given to housing tion industry. (both rural and urban) drinking water, sanitation and civic infra- 2. Construction technology and man- structure. agement. 5. Special measures/incentives for 3. Construction Project exports. developing building materials us- ing agricultural and industrial waste 4. Financing construction and devel- and and for energy conservation. opment projects. 6. Establishment of construction in- dustry development board. 5. Evolving standard construction documents. 7. Legislation for safety of workers on construction and building sites, 6. Labour policy for construction in- social security for construction dustry. workers, enforcement of Minimum 449 Writtsn AnswSIS VAISAKHA 31, 1912 (SAKA) Written AnSW91S 450 Wages Act and welfare of con- reports of the programme Evaluation Or- struction workers~ ganisation (PEO) of the Planning Commis- sion Impact of Poverty Alleviation Pro- grammes Integrated Rural Development Programme (IRDP) 9729. SHRI J. CHOKKA RAO: Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: 1. Of the 1163 selected households spread over 16 States where the (a) whether any assessment has ben Study was conducted, 90.7 percent made by the Planning Commission about had expressed the view that as a the impact of poverty alleviation programmes result of IRDP their family employ- of the life of the rural masses; ment had increased, while another 8.9 percent had reported thatthere (b) if so, the findings thereof; and had been no change in their em- ployment position. (c) if not, whether any assessment is being contemplated? 2. About 88 per cent of the selected households had reported ttiat as a THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE resultoftheir coverage under IRDP, MINISTRY OF PLANNING AND MINISTER their income had increased, while OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF PRO- 10.6 per cent felt that there had GRAMME IMPLEMENTATION (SHRI been no material change. BHAGEY GOBARDHAN): (a) and (b). Yes, Sir. The Programme Evaluation Organisa- 3. Similarly, about 37 per cent of the tion of the Planning Commission has con- selected households were of the ducted evaluation studies on the two major view that there had been some Poverty Alleviation Programmes, viz, Inte- increase in their family assets due grated Rural Development Programme to their coverage under IRDP. (IRDP) and Na:ional Rural Employment Programmes (NREP)_ Main findings related 4. As far the consumption level, about to the impact of these programmes on the n per cent of the selected house- life of the rural masses as revealed through holds had reported that their con- the 'Evaluation Report on Integrated Rural sumption level had increased after Development Programme' and the 'Evalu- getting the IRDP benefits. ation Report on National Employment Pro- gramme' are given in the attached state- 5. It had further been reported by 64 ment. per cent of the selected house- holds that they felt that their overall (c) Does not arise. status in the village society had been elevated as a consequence STATEMENT• of their being covered under IRDP. Main Findings related to the Impact of II National Rural Employment Pro- Integrated Rural Development Programme gramme (NREP) (IROP) and National Rural Employment Programme (NREP) on the life of the rural 1. Of the 984 selected beneficiary masses as revealed through the evaluation " households from 11 States where 451 Written AnSW91S MAY 21. 1990 WriUen AnSMHS 452 the study was conducted 44 per 5. In all the Stales where the Study cent were agricultural labourers. was conducted there was an in- 29 per cent were non-agricultural crease in total wage income of Iaboures 8 per cent were small beneficiaries as compared to the farmers. 6 per cent were marginal years prior to NREP. farmers, the remaining 13 per cent were engaged in other occupations. Allocation to Andhra Pradesh for Against, of the total sample house- Backward Districts holds 49 per cent were Scheduled CastesJScheduled Tribes, 21 per 9730. SHRI B.N. REDDY: Will the cent belonged to other backward PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: classes and 30 per cent were those belonging to other classes. Women (a) the assistance given to the districts accounted for 17 per cent of total declared backward in Andhra Pradesh for beneficiaries. Thus, the socio-eco- development purpose during the Seventh nomic status of the beneficiaries FIVe Year Plan; and indicated that the benefits of the programme were, by and large, (b) the results achieved during the going to categories for whom the period? programme was intended. THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE 2. About 87 per cent of the selected MINISTRY OF PLANNING AND MINISTER beneficiaries got work. within their OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY Of-= PRO- villages and 9 per cent got work GRAMME laiPLEMENTATION (SHRI both inside and outside their vil- BHAGEY GOBARDHAN): (a) and (b). Infor- lages. However, 4 per cent benefi- mation is being collected and will be laid on ciaries had reported that they got the Table of the House as and when re- work only outside their villages and ceived. some of them were to walk a dis- tance of 4 to 5 kms. Youth Welfare 9731. SHRI HANNAN MelLAH: Will 3. Employment under NREP during the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: 1982-83 contributed 21.6 per cent to total employment of beneficiary (a) whether Government have received households. Employment under proposals from the Youth organisations for NREP was provided mainly during the betterment of the youth; lean months of the year when the rural households had little work (b) if so, the main issues raised; otherwise. (c) the reaction of.. Govemment on those 4. About 80 per cent of the total issues; and employment under NREP during (d) adion plan drawn up, if any? 1982-83 was shared by Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE Backward Classes who constituted MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- about 70 per cent of the total sample VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI beneficiaries. MEHTA): (a) Yes, Sir. 453 Written AnswelS VAISAKHA31. 1912 (SAKA) Written AnsMHS 454 (b) Issues raised include employment ..:h unit amuaIy during the last two years; policy, unemployment allowance, right to work, Education Policy, Adult literacy sports (c) whether any mufti-national c0m- and cultural facilities and the like. pany has been issued licences to manufac- ture colour television and if so, the names of (c) and (d). A National Conference of such unit and the terms and conditions on Youth Leaders has been convened from 18- which licence hus been issued; and 20 May. 1990 at Delhi to chalk out a compre- hensive National Youth Policy and a Pro- (d) whether there is any policy that gramme of Action for the youth. multinational companies will not be permit- ted in this trade and if so, the details thereof? Land for Nehru Planetorlum THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE 9732. SHRI BRIJ BHUSHAN TIWARI: MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOL- Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to OGY (PROF. M.G.K. MENON): (a) and (b). state: The names and locations of public sector units manufacturing Colour and Black &White (a) the name of the Ministry which allot- TV sets, along with number TV Sets manu- ted land for the construction of Nehru Plane- factured during the years 1988 and 1989 as torium in Teen Murti Bhavan Campus and reported to the Department of Electronics, the Conditions laid down for it; and are given in the attached statement. (b) in whom the right of ownership of (c) and (d). As per current Policy, for- Nehru Planetorium vests? eign eqLlity companies with foreign equity not exceeding 4()Ok are allowed to partici- THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE pate in the manufacture of Colour TV (CTV) MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOL- sets. These companies were required to OGY (PROF. M.G.K. MENON): (a) and (b). supply not less than 25% of their production The information is being collecte and will be in kit form to SSI units for five years from the laid on the Table of the House. date the unit goes into production. Public Sector Television Manulacturers Foreign brand names are not allowed in the manufacture and sale of CTV sets. The 9733. SHRI RAM DAS SINGH: Will the following companies having foreign equity PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: are engaged in the manufacture of CTV sets: (a) the names and locations of public 1. MIs Kalyani Sharp India Ud., sector units manufacturing colour and black Koreagaon Bhima, Pune. and white television sets in the country; 2. MIs Peico Electronics and EIec- (b) the number of colour television and tricals Company, Umited. Cal- black and white televisions manufactured by cutta. 455 Wriltsn AnSWSIS MAY 21.1990 WrittBIJ Answers 456 0) co ." ." 0) CD CD 1:: 1:: ,..._(") It) 0 0 - "t 8. CD 8. 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(a) the procedure laid down by Govern- Sale of Jewellery Items of Nizam ment for import of weapons by sports-per- Hyderabad sons; 9735. SHRI Y.S. RAJA SEKHAR (b) whether State Level shooters are REDDY: Will the PRIME MINISTER be put to great hardships as they are not al- pleased to state: lowed to import weapons from foreign coun- tries for target practice; {a) whether advertisements have ap- peared in Gulf Newspapers offering the (c) if so, the number of applications Nizaffiof Hyderabad'scolledionof 173jewe1s pending with Department of Youth Affairs in sale; and and Sports for import of weapons by sports- persons; and (b) if so, Government's reaction thereto? (d) the steps taken by Government to THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE allow the import of weapons by State level MJNISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- shooters? VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI MEHTA): (a) and (b). Yes, Sir. The matter THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE relating to the Nizam Jewellery is sub-judice MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- and hence no comments are being offered. VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI MEHTA): (a) According tathe current Import Appointment of Legal OffICers and Export Promotion Policy, applications of those sportspersons who are certified to be 9736. SHRI RAM SAGAR (Saidpur): 'renowned shooters' by the National Rifle Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to Association of India by virtue of being ranked state: within the first ten in the National Shooting Championship Competition (NSCC) held (a) whether in some of the departments, immediately preceding the proposed impor- legal officers have been appointed exclu- tation are examined by the Department and sively to deal/conduct departmental enquir- recommenderl to the Chief Controller of ies and to fight cases in the Central Admin- Import and Export tor issue ot import licence. istrative Tribunals; (b) The aOOve mentioned Import and (b) whether such officers are paid suita- Export Promotion Policy provides for appli- bly for their services; and cations from Ritle Clubs/Association (recog- nised by the Central Government) or their (c) if so, the details thereof together with members or the Sports Authority of India for the details of criteria laid down for selection import of sportiRg weapons for target prac- of such officers? tice. The Stale level shooters can use the weapons of their respective Rifle Clubs! THE PRIME MINISTER (SHRI VISH- Associations. Hence they should not be put WANATH PRATAP SINGH): (a) to (c). legal to hardship. officers are not appointed to deal/conduct 467 Wnlten AnSW9/S MAY 21,1990 Wnlten AnswelS 4168 departmental enquiries. Central Civil Serv- THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE ices (ClassifICation, Control and Appeal MINISTRY OF PLANNING AND MINISTER Rules) 1965 provide 10r appointment of an OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF PRO- inquiry officer by a disciplinary authority to GRAMME IMPLEMENTATION (SHRI conduct departmental enquiriPs. Instructjons BHAGEY GOBARDHAN): (a) and (b). As - also exist that Departments may nominate a part of the exercise initiatad by the Planning whole time or a part time Oepanmemal Commission for formulating the Eighth Plan, officer of appropriate rank who is not paid a Working Group had been asset up on the any extra 'remunerationlhonorarium, de- Management of Public Enterprises. This pending on the work-load for the purpose of Working Group was headed by Shri V. Krish- conducting all departmental enquiries. namurthy, formerly Chairman. Steel Author- Whenever it is not possible to have fuR time ity of India Umitsd. In its report, the Working inquiry offICer for there is no suitable offICer Group has, inter alia. recommended the amongst the existing staff 10 conduct disci- following criteria for new public investment: plinary matter, Departments can engage "retired Govemment servants of proven in- tegrity or a retired Judge as inquiry officer in i) that such investment is reaDy nee- individual cases on a fixed honorarium. essaryongroundsofpolicyorstrat- egy; A panel of advocates has been pre- pared from amongst the practicing advo- ii) that the draft on Government's cates of reported experience and compe- budget is minimal; tence in service matter to defend Govern- ment cases before the Central Administra- iii) that the internal rate of return is tive Trbunal and circulated the same to good and not just marginal. Where various Departments. Their fee are regu- a low-return investment is ap- lated as per instruction of the Ministry of Law proved, the economic price to be & Justice. Departments can choose any paid for securing the relevant ~ Counsel included in the panel and are also jectives should be clearly recog- authorised to appoint a Counsel not included nised; in a panel after obtaining approval of the Minister of the administrative Department. iv) that public investment need not mean total ownership by Govern- New Criteria for Public Investment in ment; and Public Sector Undertakings v) that the cost of import substitution 9737. SHRI KS. RAO: Will the PRIME should be carefully considered. The MINISTER be pleased to state: question of 'make' or 'buy' should be examined in each case, but with (a) whether the Working Group headed due regard to Ihe fuD economic by the Chairman of the Steel Authority of implications 01 eiIhar alernativa. India Umited has suggested new criteria for public investment in the public sector under- takings during the Eighth Plan; (c) The strategies for investment in the Eighth Plan ant being formulat~. The rec- (b) i so. the details thereof; and ommendations alibis Working Group will be kept in view while finaizing the detaIs 01 the (c) Government's reaction thereto? Plan. 469 Written Answers VAISAKHA31, 1912 (SAKA) Wrift9n AnstwHs 470 [Translation) restructuring etc. have bee,' taken. Investment in Public Sector Enterprises Central Public Sector ul:~:M1akings in Maharashtra 9739. SHRI GOPAL PACHERWAL: 9738. SHRI HARI BHAU SHANKAR Will the PRIME MINISTER be pieased to MAHALE: Will the PRIME MINISTER be state the state-wise details of the central pieased to state: public sector undertakings in the country? (a) the estimated amount invested by THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE the Central Public sector enterprises in MINISTRY OF PLANNING AND MINISTER Maharashtra; OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF PRO- GRAMME IMPLEMENTATION (SHRI (b) the profit earned or lass incurred by BHAGEY GOBARDHAN): The State-wise these enterprises during 1989-90; and details of Central Public Sector Enterprises are given at pages from 323 to 325 of the (c) the steps proposed to be taken to Public Enterprises Survey 1988-89 (Volume- make these public sector enterprises more I) placed on the Table of the House on profitable? 15.3.1990. THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE [English] MINISTRY OF PLANNING AND MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF PRO- Guidelines for Functioning of Public GRAMME IMPLEMENTATION (SHRI Sector Undertakings BHAGEY GOBARDHAN): (a) and (b). In- vestments in terms of gross block made in 9740. SHRI YASHWANTRAO PATlL: the Central Public Sector Enterprises in the Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to State of Maharashtra as on 31.3.1989 was state: Rs. 16,127.06 crores and the net profit earned by the enterprises having their regis- (a) whether Government propose to tered offices in the State during 1988-89 revise the guidelines governing the function- was Rs. 898.79 crores. ing of the public sector undertakings; and Amount invested in terms of gross block (b) if so, the details thereof and the and the profits earned or losses incurred by objective in view? the Central Public Sector Enterprises with the registered offices in the State of Mahar- THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE ashtra during 1989-90 will be available after MINISTRY OF PlANNING AND MINISTER compilation on receipt of annual audited OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF PRO- accounts of the Central Public Sector Enter- GRAMME IMPLEMENTATION (SHRI prises towards the end of this year. BHAGEY GOBARDHAN): (a) an~ (b). The process of review of guidelines was initiated (c) T Q improve profitability of the Cen- in August, 1987 with the recommendations tral Public S~or Enterprises various steps of Commission on Economy, Efficiency, like change in product-mix, technology up- Productivity and Exports. It was recom- gradation, improved maintenance manage- mended by the Commission that bar:ing a ment practices, energy conservation, mod- few cases where prior approval of the Gov- ernisation and rehabilitation, organisational ernm'ent would be needed by the Boards of 471 ~r~enAnswe~ MAY 21,1990 ~ritten AnSW8~ 472 Public Enterprises, in rest the decisions for advanced R &0 work; identification of should be left with the Board of Directors 01 area~ of thrust where new approaches are Public Undertakings. called for and new institutions. units or centres need to be set up and support provided on a In the process of simplification only the long term basis; policy framework for devel- barest minimum mandatory Guidelines will opment of S & T including linkages between be retained to achieve the u'ltimate objective various S &T sectors and their relations with of economy, effici&ncy, productivity and production and service sectors; and integra- autonomy of the public sector undertakings. tion of S & T policy with fiscal industrial. import and other national polices. Reduction Technology Generation and Innovation of energy needs, increased employment opportunities. greater efficiency and reduced 9741. SHRI ANBARASU ERA: damage to the environment are important SHRI MANORANJAN aspects of such a strategy in respect of the BHAKATA: future. Will the PRIME MINISTER be pleased Landing of a Foreign Pilot at Patiala to state: 9742. SHRI YADVENDRA DATT: Will (a) whether it is proposed to evolve a the PRIME MINISTER be pleased to state: viable plan of co~rdination for greater tech- nology generation and innovation; and (a) whether a foreign pilot alongwith a companion strayed from the permitted route (b) if so, the broad features thereof? from Karachi to Delhi on 15 or 16 April, 1990 and ianded at Patiala; THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOL- (b) whether they deliberately flew over OGY (PROF. M.G.K. MENON): (a) and the sensitive areas and changed their route; (b).Research and Development is the back- bone of technological InnovatIOns and is (c) whether any enquiry has been made essential for generation of new technolo- in this regard; gies. In order to optimise R&D investments to meet the current felt needs and future (d) if so, the details thereof; and requirements it is necessary to evolve a viable plan for the development of indige- (e) the action taken in this regard? nous technology and efficient absorption and adaption of imported technologies. There THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE has to be a suitable blending of these two MINISTRY OF DEFENCE (DR. RAJA approaches as also with current and cultural RAMANNA): (a) to (e). A U.S. national and practices in many sectors. The broad fea- his wife took off in their aircraft from the Delhi tures of such a strategy would inctude: fully airport on 15.4.1990 to Calcutta as per ensuring that scientific and technological approved flight plan. After getting airborne. innovations are used for upliftment of soci- the pilot radioed some landing gear prob- ety; enlarging the utility of existing assets lems to the Delhi Air Traffic Control and through innovative applications of S& T; sought permission for proceeding to Patiala launching coordinated interdisplinary and to attend to the defects. instead of Calcutta. inter -agency projects of national character in The permission was refused and the pilot priority areas, creation of n~ional facalities was instructed to return to Delhi. On the plea 473 Wl1fen AnSWBrS VAISAKHA 31.1912 (SAKA) Oem. for President's 474 Rule in Haryana of emergency, the pilot proceeded ahead current academic session were finally closed and landed at patiala. Both the occupants of on 3p.12.1989. The names of two more the aircraft were interrogated and the aircraft students were deleted from the rolls in was also subjected to a search but nothing February, 1990 due to their unauthorised objectionable from the security point of view absence. The University is not in a position was noticed. The aircraft. was allowed to to permit fresh admission against these two leave India on 22.4.1990. vacancies in the middle of the session. Filling of MBBS Course Seat in Aligarh Muslim University 12.00 hrs. 9743. SHRIC.M.NEGI:WilithePRIME MINISTER be pleased to siate: (Interruptions) (a) whether all the seats in UBBS Course [English] of Aligarh Muslim Universities have no!been filled up; MR. SPEAKER: Shri Arvind Netam ... (Intemlptions ) (b) whether some candidates have qualified the pre-medicaJ examination but SHR: JANARDHANA POOJARY are still wait-listed; (Mangalore): J am on a point of order. (Intenuptions) (c) if so. the reasons for not filling the posts from the candidates in the merit list; MR. SPEAKER: I cannot hear. I have and called Mr. Arvind Netam. (d) when these vacancies will be filled (Interruptions) up? MR. SPEAKER: Is Shrimati Sukhbuns THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE Kaurthere? MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DE- VELOPMENT (SHRI CHIMANBHAI (Interruptions) MEHTA): (a) to (d). According to information furnished by the Aligarh Muslim University SHRI JANARDHANA POOJARY: I am (AW). the MBBS courseoffered by Jawahar- on a point of order. lal Nehru Medical College, A.M.U. has an intake capacity of 100 students ann!Jally. In MR. SPEAKER: First you all sit down the academic session 1989-90, admission and then I will here you point of order. to this course were made on the basis of Pre- Medica' Test conducted by the University. 12.05 hrs. Three of the candidates who had qualified in the test did not report for admission and RE: DEMAND FOR PRESIDENTS RULE subsequently four candidates were removed IN HARYANA -CONTD. from the rolls due to their unauthorised absence. These seven vacancies were filled [English] up by the University from the waiting list on the basis of merit in the Pre-Medical Test. SHRI JANARDHANA POOJARY Admissions to the MBBS course for the (Mangalore): Sir. today morning before ten 475 Oem. for Presidents MAY 21,1990 Rule in Haryana 476 (Sh. Janardhana Poojary] MR. SPEAKER: The House stands adjourned to meet again at 2 p.m. o 'Clock I gave a notice under rule 193 and also I gave notice under rule 388 to suspend 12.12 hrs. Question Hour. Now, Sir... (Interruptions) Sir, in the course of the Question Hour you The Lole Sabha then adjoumed tiH Four- have stated that no notice under rule 388 has t99fJ of the Clock been received and you are not going to suspend the Question Hour. Now, our de- mand was that Question Hour should be suspended. Today, an important issue was The Lock Sabha re-assembled at one raised that democracy is in peril. democracy minute past Fourteen of the Clock has been buTchered .... (Interruptions) Now, the proceedings of the House should be [MR. DEPUTY SPEAKER in the Chait) suspended today and the dissolution of the Assembly should be done and there should (Interruptions) be President's Rule. In your wisdom you have stated that no notice has been received [English] for suspension of Question Hour. You please "emy thiS. In the Notice OffICe, you Officers SHRI SONTOSH MOHAN DEV (Tripura saw my letter, he has read it before ten West): Sir, Mr. Maulana Farooq has been O'Clock, whereas your Office have said that killed by the terrorists in Kashmir. The Gov- I have not gIven any notice under rule 388, ernment should make a statement on this ... which is a wrong statement. Your Office (Interruptions) cannot do like this. SHRI HARISH RAWAT (Almora): Mr. MR. SPEAKER: You have raised a Goswami is coming to announce something POint. I will see whether the notice had come. about the Cabinet decision ... (Interruptions) (Interruptions) [Translation] SHRIJANARDHANAPOOJARY:There Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, the way de- was a demand for dissolution of the Assem- mocracy has been murdered in Haryana by bly... (Interruptions) the Chief Minister of the State, we have no other ahemative but to stall the proceedings MR. SPEAKER: There is no ~int of of the House. We will not let the House order. All of you take your seats. I will hear all function unless the Gover_nment of Haryana of you. First, let Shri Sharad Yadav have his is dismissed and the President's rule im- say. ~sed in the State. (Interruptions) [English] (Interruptions) PROF. P.J. KURIEN (Mavelikara): Sir, MR. SPEAKER: I do not know what Shri we want to know whether the Prime Minister Sharad Yadav is going to say. Let us hear is coming to announce the Cabinet deci- him. sion.... (Interruptions) The Prime Minister had said in the morning that he would come (Interruptions) to the House after the Cabinet meeting. We 477 Law & Order VAISAKHA 31,1912 (SAKA) Situation in J & K 478 would like to know whether the Cabinet SHRI SONTOSH MOHAN DEV (Trlpura meeting is over and we would like to know West): Will you say something about Maulvi the decision. Farooq? [ Translation) [Translation] SHRI HARISH RAWAT: We want a SHRI MADAN LAL KI:fURANA (South decision in just two lines. We will not let the Delhi): Maulvi Farooq has been shot dead in House proceed further If no decision an- Kashm ir. We want the hon. Minister of Home nounced here. The Congress cannot toler- Affairs to make a statement and apprise us ate the murder of democracy.... (Interrup- of the situation in the Valley. tions) THE MINISTER OF HOME AFFAIRS [English] (SHRI MUFTI MOHAMMAD SAYEED): We have received information from Sri nagar, SHRI P.R. KUMARAMANGALAM (Sa- after the House was adjourned today, that lem): We want President's rule in Haryana. three-four militants entered into the House of (Interruptions) Maulvi Farooq and shot at him. He was immediately rushed to Soura Medical 'nsti- [ Translation] tute where he died. This is indeed tragiC. Everybody is aware of the fact that MauM SHRI HARISH RAWAT: We are not Farooq and his family has played a vital role going to yield unless the Hon. Prime Minister in Kashmir and he is held great esteem not makes a declaration here In the House that only in Kashmir but the world over. he had dissolved the Haryana Legislative Assembly .... (Interruptions) [English] [English] MR. DEPUTY SPEAKER: Who gave you this information? MR. DEPUTY SPEAKER: Are you inter- ested in what th'e Government has to say? [ Translation] SHRI MUFTI MOHAMMAD SAYEED: I spoke to the Governor. I have been officially informed that some militants shot him dead 14.05 hr•• and the security personnel are in search of the assailants. I will give a detailed state- RE: LAW AND ORDER SITUATION IN ment about the actual position at 4 p.m. after JoAMMU AND KASHMIR getting the details ... (Interruptions) [English] [English] SHRI P. CHIDAMBARAM (Sivaganga): SHRI MULLAPPALLY RAMACHAN- There are rumours floating around. Has the DRAN (Cannanore): Why don't you resign Home Minister anything to sayan what people and go? say about Kashmir? Has he got anything to say only on this issue-about the murder of Maulvi Farooq, has he got anything tt> say? (Interruptions) 479 Law & Order MAY 21,1990 Situation in J & K 480 sHRI P. CHIDAMBARAM: Sir, for the [English J last several weeks, we have been saying that this Government is taking Kashmirdown MR. OEPU TY SPEAKER: Mr. Kurien, the path of total disaster. Nevertheless, the please sit down for a minute. After that, you Prime Minister, the Home Minister and oth- can stand up and say. ers have been repeatedly making brave statements that the authority of the Govern- (Interruptions) ment has been restored in Kashmir, that the terrorists and the militants are on the run and SHRI P. CHIDAMBARAM: Sir, he is that the Government has moved fromJammu mIsusing the opportunity that you have given to srinagar. All these brave declarations him .... (IntemJptions) they have made to show that the law and order situation is under control. But there is SHRI RAMESH CHENNITHALA (Kot- group of terrorists who operate with impunity tayam): Sir, is he justifying murder? and they are operating because there is total alienation among the people of Kashmir. [ Translation] This Governor there cannot restore the situ- ation to what it originally was. They are SHRI M.J. AKBAR (Kishanganj): They taking down Kashmir on the path of disaster. will gun down the entire country. Sir, we are deeply sorry that ther3 has been such a ghastly murder, we condemn the SHRI RAJENDRA AGNIHOTRI murder, there are no stronger words to (Jhansi): This is against Parliamentarytradi- condemn a murder. There is no right for tion .... (Interruptions) terrorists or the militants to take the law into their own hands and deal with it. This Gov- MR. DEPUTY SPEAKER: Shri Chidam- ernment has shown that it is totally incapable baram has raised a point here. Most proba- of dealing with the situation in Kashmir. bly, he wants to say something in that re- (Interruptions) gard. Let him speak. [ Translation 1 (Interruptions) [English] SHRI MADAN LAL KHURANA: Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, all of us condemn the MR. DEPUTY SPEAKER: There is not ghastly murder of Maulvi Farooq. Shri Lon- much of a difference of opinion between gowal was also assassinated. They could your views. not save his life. Now they are making such (Interruptions) a hue and cry. (Interruptions) Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, what to talk of saving Maulvi [Translation] Farooq, their Government could not save the life of their own Prime Minister. SHRI MADAN LAL KHURANA: We (Interruptions) When Shrimati Indira Gandhi shouJd mourn it .... (Interruptions) was assassinated the whole C.I.O., the po- lice and the Government machinery proved [English] to be an uttar failure. (interruptions) Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, I want to say some- SHRI SOMNATH CHATTERJEE thing. Kindly allow me. (Interruptions) (Bolpur): Sir, will they dictate to us as to who 481 Law & Order VAISAKHA31, 1912 (SAKA) Situation in J & K 482 will speak and who will not speak? The democracy in Haryana. We have to see ~o House cannot be held to ransom like lhis. that as well. We will not let the House discuss Can we speak only when they allow us to any matter other than the problem of Har- speak? Is this your ruling? .. (Interruptions) yana. (Interruptions } ... We urge upon you that it will not be appropriate if somebody MR. DEPUTY SPEAKER: Mr. Chatter- tries to raise any other matter. We will not jee, do not make the things complicated. allow this to happen because it will create a bad precedent and ultimately lead to the (Interruptions) murder of democracy. We have always worked for preserving democracy in this [Translation) country and we have to protect it now too. They, only raise the slogan of democracy in MR. DEPUTY SPEAKER: It will be better the country but do nothing practically. The if you speak one by one. Country will disintegrate if there is no democ- racy... (Interruptions ) (Interruptions) That man was murdered in Haryana SHRI RAJENDRA AGNIHOTRI: Mr. inside his house. There can be no stronger Deputy Speaker, Sir, you have permitted words to condemn such a ghastly murder. It only Shri Khurana to Speak. Why is he on his is nothing less than murder of democracy, legs? The proceedings of the House will be The situation in the country will further dete- disrupted if he continue to poke his nose like riorate. We condemn it. The situation in that. Kindly stop him ... (Interruptions) Haryana is worse than that of Punjab today. Earlier we talked of killings and murder in MR. DEPUTY SPEAKER: Please sit Punjab, but, today, there are more killings in down for a minute. I have permitted him Haryana. We will not, therefore, allow any because he is on a point of order. matter to be discussed other than that of Haryana here. Now stand up. This will not be SHRI RAJENDRA AGNIHOTRI: Let Shri allowed. (Interruptions) Khurana conclude his spElech first. [English] MR. DEPUTY SPEAKER: He wants to raise a point of order. MR. DEPUTY SPEAKER: There is no point of order. SHRI BHAJAN LAL (Faridabad): Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, we are sad at the news (Interruptions) that Maulvi Farooq has been assassinated. The hon. Home Minister has given to the rTranslation] House whatever information was available with him. (Interruptions) He has said that he SHRI JAG PAL SINGH (Hardwar): We will make a statement in thIS regard at 4 p.m. will not make any compromise unless the The way he said that information would be Government declares in the House that provided has not been the practice of the President's rule has been imposed in Har- House; never has this thing happened ... yana.... (Interruptions) (Interruptions) ... I submit to you that the greatest problem before us today is that [English] of... (InterrupUons ) ... that is not the problem of murder alone but that of the murder of MR. DEPUTY SPEAKER: Hyou want to 483 Law & Order MAY 21,1990 Situation in J & K 484 speak, I can give you time. But you have to MR. DEPUTY SPEAKER: In view ofthe hear me. prevailing circumstances in the House, the House stands adjourned to reassemble (Interruptions) tomorrow at 11.00 A.M. 14.20 hr •. PROF. P.J.KURIEN (Mavelikara): We The Lok Sabha then adjoumed till want to know what IS the decision of the Cabinet regarding the dissolution of the Eleven of the Clock on Tuesday, May 22 Assembly? (Interruptions) 19901Jyaistha 1, 1912 (Saka) Printed at : S. Narayan & Sons, Delhi-110006.