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English Version Thirteenth Series, Vol. XXVI, No.1 :\tonday. Jul.' 15.2002 Asadha 24. 1')24 (Saka) LOK SABHA DEBATES (English Version) Tenth Session (Thirteenth Lok Sabha) (Vol. XXVI contains Nos. 1 to 10) LOK SABHA SECRETARIAT NEW DELHI Price' Rs 50.00 EDITORIAL BOARD G.C. Malhotra Secretary-General Lok Sabha Dr. P.K. Sandhu Joint Secretary P.C. Chaudhary Principal Chief Editor Shard a Prasad Chief Editor Vandna Trivedi Senior Editor S.S. Chauhan Assistant Editor (Original English Proceedings included in English Version and Original Hindi Proceedings included in Hindi Version will be treated as authoritative and not the translation thereof) CONTENTS (Thirteenth Series, Vol. XXVI, Tenth Session, 200211924 (Saka) No.1, Monday, July 15, 2002/Asadha 24,1924 (Seke) SUBJECT COLUMNS ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MEMBERS OF THIRTEENTH LOK SABHA iii-xi OFFICERS OF LOK SABHA xiii COUNCIL OF MINISTERS xv-xviii NATIONAL ANTHEM - PLAYED MEMBERS SWORN INTRODUCTION OF MINISTEqS 1-2 OBITUARY REFERENCES AND REFERENCE TO PERSONS KILLED IN MILITANT ATTACK NEAR JAMMU-SRINAGAR HIGHWAY 2-8 WRITTEN ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS 9-298 ·Starred Question Nos. 1-20 9-42 Unstarred Question Nos. 1-214 42-298 AlPHABATICAlliST OF MEMBERS Badnore, Shri Vijayendra Pal Singh (Bhilwara) OF THIRTEENTH lOK SABHA Baghal, Prof. S.P. Singh (Jalesar) A Bainda, Shri Ramchander (Faridabad) A. Narendra, Shri (Medak) Bais, Shri Ramesh (Raipur) Abdullah, Shri Omar (Srinagar) Baitha, Shri Mahendra (Bagaha) Abdullakutty, Shri A.P. (Cannanore) Baliram, Dr. (Lalgunj) Acharia, Shri Baau Deb (Bankura) Banatwalla, Shri G.M (Ponnani) Acharya, Shri Prasanna (Sambalpur) Bandyopadhyay, Shri Sudip (Calcutta North West) Adhi Sankar, Shri (Cuddalore) Banerjee, Kumari Mamata (Calcutta South) Aditya Nath, Yogi (Gorakhpur) Banerjee, Shrimati Jayashree (Jabalpur) Adsul, Shri Anandrao Vithoba (Buldana) Bangarappa, Shri S. (Shimoga) Advani, Shri l.K. (Gandhi Nagar) Bansal, Shri Pawan Kumar (Chandigarh) Ahamed, Shri E. (Manjeri) Barman, Shri Ranen (Balurghat) Ahmad, Shri Daud (Shahabad) Barwala, Shri Surendra Singh (Hissar) Aiyar, Shri Mani Shankar (Mayiladuturai) Basavanagoud, Shri Kolur (Sellary) Ajaya Kumar, Shri S. (Ottapalam) Sasavaraj. Shri G.S.(Tumkur) Alva, Shrimati Margaret (Canara) Basu, Shri Anil (Arambagh) Alvi, Shri Rashid (Amroha) Bauri, Shrimati Sandhya (Vishnupur) Ambareesha, Shri (Mandya) Baxla, Shri Joachim (Alipurduars) Ambedkar, Shri PrakashYashwant (Akola) Begum Noar Bano (Rampur) Amir Alam, Shri (Kairana) Behera, Shri Padmanava (Phulbani) Ananth Kumar, Shri (Bangalore South) Bhadana, Shri Avtar Singh (Meerut) Angle, Shri Ramakant (Marmagao) Bhagat, Prof. Dhukha (Lohardaga) Argal, Shri Ashok (Murena) Bhagora, Shri Tarachand (Banswara) Arya, Dr. (Shrimati) Anita (Karol Bagh) Bhargava, Shri Girdhari Lal (Jaipur) Athawale, Shri Rarndas (Pandharpur) Bhatia, Shri R.L. (Amritsar) Atkinson, Shri Denzil B. (Nominated) Bhaura, Shri Bhan Singh (Bhatinda) Azad, Shri Kirti Jha (Darbhanga) Bhuria, Shri Kantilal (Jhabua) B Bind, Shri Ram Rati (Mirzapur) Baalu, Shri T.R. (Madras South) Bishnoi, Shri Jaswant Singh (Jodhpur) Babban, Rajbhar, Shri (Salempur) Biswas, Shri Ananda Mohan (Nabadwip) Babbar, Shri Raj (Agra) Bose, Shrimati Krishna (Jadavpur) 'Bachda', Shri Bachi Singh Rawat (AI mora) Botcha, Shri Satyanarayana (Bobbili) (iii) (iv) Brahmanaiah, Shri A. (Machilipatnam) Chowdhary, Shri Adhir (Berhampore, West Bengal) Brar, Shri J.S. (Faridkot) Chowdhary, Shrimati Santosh (Phillaur) Bundela, Shri Sujan Singh (Jhansi) Chowdhury, Shri Bikash (Asansol) Bwiswmuthiary, Shri Sansuma Khunggur (Kokrajhar) Chowdhury, Shrimati Renuka (Khammam) C D C. Suguna Kumari, Dr.(Shrimati) (Peddapali) D'Souza, Dr.(Shrimati) Beatrix (Nominated)' Chakraborty, Shri Ajoy (Basirhat) Daggubati, Shri Ramanaidu (Bapatla) Chakraborty, Shri Swadesh (Howrah) Dahal, Shri Bhim (Sikkim) Chakravarty, Shrimati Bijoya (Guwahati) Dalit Ezhilmalai, Shri (Tiruchirappalli) Chandel, Shri Ashok Kumar Singh (Hamirpur, U.P.) Das, Shri Khagen (Tripura West) Chandel, Shri Suresh (Hamirpur, H.P.) Das, Shri Nepal Chandra (Karimganj) Chandra Shekhar, Shri (Ballia, U.P.) Dasmunsi, Shri Priya Ranjan (Raiganj) Chatterjee, Shri Somnath (Bolpur) Datt, Shri Tribhuwan (Akbarpur) Chaturvedi, Shri Satyavrat (Khajuraho) Dattatreya, Shri Bandaru (Secunderabad) Chaubey. Shri Lal Muni (Buxar) Deepak Kumar, Shri (Unnao) Chaudhary, Shri Haribhai (Banaskantha) Delkar, Shri Mohan S. (Dadra and Nagar Haveli) Chaudhary, Shri Ram Raghunath (Nagaur) Deo, Shri Bikram Keshari (Kalahandi) Chaudhary, Shri Ram Tahal (Ranchi) Dev, Shri Sontosh Mohan (Silchar) Chaudhri, Shri Manibhai Ramjibhai (Bulsar) Deve Gowda, Shri H. D. (Kanakpura) Chauhan, Shri Bal Krishna (Ghosi) Devi, Shrimati Kailasho (Kurukshetra) Chauhan. Shri Nandkumar Singh (Khandwa) Dhikale, Shri Uttamrao (Nasik) Chauhan, Shn Shnram (Basli) Dhinakaran, Shri T. T. V. (Periyakulam) Chautala, Shri Ajay Singh (Bhiwani) Diler, Shri Kishan Lal (Hathras) Chennithala, Shri Ramesh (Mavelikara) Diwathe, Shri Namdeo Harbaji (Chimur) Chikhaila, Shrimati Bhavnaben Devrajbhai (Junagarh) Dome, Dr. Ram Chandra (Birbhum) Chinnasamy, Shri M. (Karur) Dudi, Shri Rameshwar (Bikaner) Choudhary, Col. (Retd.) Sana Ram (Barmer) Dulla. Shri Shamsher Singh (Ropar) Choudhary. Shri Nikhil Kumar (Katihar) Durai, Shri M. (Vandavasi) Choudhary, Shrimati Reena (Mohanlalganj) E Choudhry, Shri Padam Sen (Bahraich) Eden, Shri George (Ernakulam) Choudhury, Shri A.B.A. Ghani Khan (Maida) Elangovan, Shri P.D.(Dharmapuri) Chouhan, Shri Nihal Chand (Sriganganagar) F Chouhan, Shri Sh,vral Singh (Vidisha) Farook. Shri M.O.H. (Pondicherry) (v) Fernandes, Shri George (Nalanda) Hassan. Shri Moinul (Murshidabad) G Hussain, Chowdhary Talib (Jammu) Gadde, Shri Ram Mohan (Vijayawada) Hussain, Shri Syed Shahnawaz (Kishangunj) Gadhavi, Shri P.S. (Kutch) Galib, Shri G.S. 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