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Development of Heritage in Rajasthan Tourism Reservation in Public Sector Undertakings Foreign Investment 79 Written Answers JULY 25. 1996 Written Answers 80 since 1992 7“ 2 3 (c) The Government of Rajasthan has a scheme 3 Continental Aviation 36.83 from 1993 providing for 20% of the eligible capital 4 City Link Airways 0.59 investment or 20 00 lakhs whichever is less for Heritage Hotel projects anywhere in the state of Rajasthan and Cosmos Flights Ltd. 1 55 5 also grant of 25% of the cost of Diesel generating sets 6 Damania Airways 128.39 or Rs.50.000/- whichever is less for Heritage projects 7. Delhi Gulf Airways 0 65 as from 6 6 1994. 8. Elbee Airlines 3 87 (d) There are 30 classified 'Heritage hotels functioning in Rajasthan at present 9. East West Airlines 1 185.06 (e) Under the above scheme, the Government of . Eastern Airways 10 0 10 Rajasthan has so far provided assistance of Rs.19.62 11 Gujarat Airways 2.76 lakhs The Central Government has also released 12 Jet Airways 208 06 Rs 63 15 lakhs under its scheme for Capital and interest subsidy 13 Jagson Airlines 20 84 14. KCV Airlines 0.95 Reservation in Public Sector Undertakings 15 Mals Deoghar Airways 0 32 16 Modiluft Airlines 248.90 1737 SHRI RAM KRIPAL YADAV Will the Minister 17. Megapode Airlines 0 24 of WELFARE be pleased to state 18 NEPC Airlines 113 20 (a) whether it is a fact that the Public Sector Undertakings are not following the recommendations of 19 Raj Aviation 4 59 the Mendal Commission in regard to reservation Sahara India Ltd 143.67 20 (b) if so. whether the Government have made any 21 Span Aviation 4 20 review in this regard: 22 Saraya Aviation Pvt Ltd 10 81 (c) the names of the Undertakings which have 23 Trans Bharat Aviation Pvt Ltd 12 90 followed the recommendations and those which have not followed; and 24 UP Air 33 57 (d) the action taken by the Government in this 25 VIF Airways 15.30 regard 7 THE MINISTER OF WELFARE (SHRI BALWANT Development of Heritage Tourism SINGH RAMOOWALIA) : (a) to (d) The information is in Rajasthan being collected and will be laid on the Table ot the House 1736 SHR! TARACHAND BHAGORA Will the IEnglish] Minister of TOURISM be pleased to state (a) whether there is any proposal for Development Foreign Investment of Heritage Tourism in Rajasthan. (b) if so since when the said scheme is in operation 1738 SHRI PR DASMUNSI Will the Minister of COMMUNICATIONS be pleased to state (c) the facilities being provided by the Government of Rajasthan for converting the mansions forts and (a) whether Mitsubisi Huandai of Japan and Korea palaces into Hotels under the said scheme and the Republic is engaged in installation of Telecom projects maximum limit of facilities/assistance likely to be in the country and provided (b) the terms and conditions of these companies (d) the number of mansions forts and palaces specially in investment-sector till 31.3 95 9 converted into Heritage Hotels so far in Rajasthan and THE MINISTER OF COMMUNICATIONS (SHRI BENI PRASAD VARMA) (a) M/s Mitsubishi of Japan is one (e) the extent of financial assistance provided to of the Foreign Partners in the Joint Venture Company the owners of the said hotels 9 - M/s RPG Cellular Services Ltd providing Cellular THE MINISTER OF PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS Mobile Telephone Services in Madras. M/s Huandai of AND THE MINISTER OF TOURISM (SHRI SRIKANTA South Korea is not engaged in the installation of a JENA) (a) and (b) Yes Sir the scheme is in operation Telecom Project in the country. 81 Written Answers SRAVANA 3. 1918 (Saka) Written Answers 82 (b) M/s Mitsubishi has been granted approval for THE MINISTER OF WELFARE (SHRI BALAWANT holding 1.5% equity (in the total paid up capital of Rs SINGH RAMOOWALIA) : (a) to (c) No Sir However 50 crores of the company) in the Joint Venture Company State Government has accorded sanction for declaration mentioned in part (a) above. The approval was granted of the tribal population pockets in Poonch and Rajouri by the Government on 26.6 1995 Districts to be covered under the modified area development approach (MADA) The Ministry of Welfare has sought for detailed proposal alongwith village wise Child Labour in M.P. total population ST population, indicative maps in respect of districts, tehsils and blocks etc for necessary 1739. SHRIMATI SUMITRA MAHAJAN Will the examination as per the procedure before the approval Minister of LABOUR be pleased to state ; by the Ministry (a) whether child labour is still in vogue in Madhya Pradesh and even the basic elementary education Rehabilitation of Children facility has not been provided to them (b) if so the facts thereof: and 1741 SHRI GEORGE FERNANDES Will the (c) the steps being taken to stop child labour and Minister of LABOUR be pleased to state to provide basic elementary education to them 9 (a) whether the Government have sanctioned any special fund for rehabilitation of children under the THE MINISTER OF LABOUR (SHRI M National Child Labour Project Scheme ARUNACHAL.AM) (a) and (b) According to 1961 census, the total number of working children in the (b) if so. the details thereof State of Madhya Pradesh was 1 6 98 lakhs (c i whether the Government have now discontinued These working children face various forms of the sanction of such fund, and deprivation including inadequate access to elementary education (d) if so the reasons therefor 9 THE MINISTER OF LABOUR f SHRI M (c) A series of steps have been taken to address ARUNACHALAM) (a) and (b) Government have the problem of child labour in the country including in sanctioned 76 Child Labour Projects so far under the State of Madhya Pradesh A programme to National Child Labour Project Scheme for rehabilitating rehabilitate children working in hazardous occupations a total of around 15 lakh children These projects are was announed by Government in August 1994 So far located in the child labour endemic states of Andhra 5 child labour projects have been sanctioned in Madhya Pradesh Bihar Gujarat. Karnataka Madhya Pradesh Pradesh under the National Child Labour Project Maharashtra Tamil Nadu Orissa Rajasthan Uttar Scheme for the districts of Bilaspur. Durg Mandsaur Pradesh and West Bengal Apart from this funds have Rajnandgaon and Surguja for covering 9 800 children also been released for survey to identify child labour through 138 special schools The children withdrawn and for awareness generation campaign against the from work are put in these special schools where they practice of child labour The total expenditure under the are provided with non-formal education nutrition, stipend scheme during 1 995-96 was Rs 33 90 crores For 1996- and health check, In addition an amount of Rs. 24 97 the proposed outlay for this programme is Rs 54 30 lakhs has been provided for survey to identify child crores labour and an amount of Rs 60 lakhs for district level awareness generation compaign against the practice ot (c) No Sir child labour to 12 districts ot the State (d) Does not arise Scheduled Tribe Areas Super Bazar 1740 SHRI GULAM RASOOL KAR Will the 1742 SHRI K PRADHANI Will the Minister of CIVIL SUPPLIES CONSUMER AFFAIRS AND PUBLIC Minister of WELFARE be pleased to state DISTRIBUTION be pleased to state (a) whether demands to declare Tehsil Karnah (a) the total investment made by the Super Bazar Rajouri and Poonch Districts of Jammu and Kashmir as during each of the last three years scheduled tribe areas on area basis and not on population or caste basis have been received by the (b) the annual sales of the Super Bazar alongwith Union Government the profit and loss account during the above period. (b) if so. the details thereof, and (c) whether the Super Bazar has also mobilised funds through issue of shares during the above period (c) the steps taken/proposed to be taken by the Union Government in this regard? (d) it so the details thereof.
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