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Friday, 7th March 1958 LOK SABHA DEBATES SECOND SERIES VOLUME XII, 1958. (24th February to 10th March, 1958) FOURTH SESSION, 1958 (Vol. XII contains Nos. II to 20) LOK SABHA SECRETARIAT NEW DELHI CONTENTS [Second Series, Volwne XII-24th February to 10th Mur• h, 1c.1~!!. I C.otUMHI No. u-2.41h Fl.bruary, 19s8. Death of Maulana A7ad, Shri B. Dae; anL\ Slm V. M. Ob1udulblh .2091-2106 Daily Digest a . 210"-08 No. t2'-Tutsdoy, 25rh Ftbrttary, 1958. Oral Answers to Questions-- Starred Quec;tions NC1s. 449 tu 4~2. 454, 4~ti to 4-:9, 4l1t to 465 and 4f7 2109-44 Written An11wers to Quc1tllon~ Starred Que111t1on!I Nos. 4o6 to 448, 453, 4S5· 46o, 466, 468 10 491 • . 2144-tl:.t Unstarrtd Qu~rn.1ns Noc, 4~2 to 596 .2182-2255 Death of ~hr1 S. K. BMncnca 225s Motions for Adj1e1urnment- 1. F..xploc.um of ammumtwn at P.ttJ.anJ..01 ra1h\11\ 1,1dml!; nnd · 22SS-57 :. Death ()f and iniur~ 1(1 .um\ per'<•nr.d dtiru I? fmr~ 1r •• 11rJ? nt An l :lln . 2257-59 Papers laid on the Table . 2259-63 Messages from RaJya Sabha . 226l-64 Ancient Monumcnttt and Archaeolog1cal ~lie' ~.nd Rcmamc; H11J-I..a1d c1n th( 1uhl~ as p.ti.c,ed by Raha Sabha 2264 Perniontt re: Rcprei.entat1on of the Prorlc A1.t ard Indian Pc1'lt Office Rule' 2264 Demands for Supplc.mcntar} Cmmt' (R1ulV1al' 19c;.,.5S 2264 Prohation of Offenders B1ll-Rcpor1 (if Joml Committee prc\entrd 2264 Calling Attention to Matter ot Lrgenl Public Import.ince- Reservation of scah for ~chedulcd Ca<1tc1i • 2264-66 Correction of An11\\er lo St.trrcd Questic1n No. 205 2266 Statement re: Ac.-c1dent!. m Colhcnc' ne .. r A\.tm11J • 226--73 B1lls ll'ltroduced- J, Control of Shipping <Contmuancr) Bill • 2. Appropriauon Bill 227J-i4 Appropriation Bdl- Mot.ion to Consider •. .2274 Central Sale<J Tax (Amendml·nt) H11l- Motion t(l consider • 2.2'74-i6 Clauses 1 and 2 2275 Motion to pass . 2l75 Motion re : Suspcn!.ion of Fmt Prt'\ 1so to Rule 74 2276-77 Merchant Shippin1 Bill- Mouon to refer ro Joint Commntee 227~-96, 2296--2367 Businel1 of the House . 22t6 Statement re : Bxploaton at Pathankot 2267-72 ll ButJne• Adv!aory Committee-- Nineteenth Report 2311 Daily Digest • 2373-tCS No. 13-Wldnud't).', 26ih February, 1958. Oral Answers to Questions- Starred Question.~ Noa. 492 to 496, 498, sex> to 502, S04 to 508, 511 to 513 and 515 to sao • 2387-a43z Written Answen to Qucstiona- Starrcd Questions Nos. 497, 499, 503, 509, 510, 514, s21 to S29 Unstirred Questions Nos. 597 to 627, 628 to 655 and 657 to 667 Motion for Adjournment- Polic:e firing on employees of H.L.A. Papers laid on the Table Committee on Private Members' Bills and Resolutions-- Fifteenth Report 2477 Statement re :- Srrike by arudents of Delhi Polytechnic Business Advisory Committec- Nineteenth Report 2478 Appropriation Bill Passed 2479 Railway Budget-General Discussion .2479-2598 Statement r1 : Railway Accident at Sonapur Station .2598-26oo Daily Digest • 26o1-<16 No. 14-Tlltmday, 27th February, 1958. Oral Answers to Questions- Starrcd Questions Nes. 530 to 536. 538 to 542, 544, 548, 550. 552, SS3 and 556 • 26<>7-44 Written Answers to Qucsti<'ns- Starred Questions Nos. 537, 543, S4S to S47 549, ss1, SS4• SSS and SS7 to 569 • 2644-SS Unstarred Questions Nos. 668 to 704 and 766 to 71 J • 2655-83 Motion for Adjournmcnt- Fast by Shrimati Sudha Joshi in Goan Jail Papers Laid on the Table Statement re: Explosions at Parhanlcot Committee on Absence of Members from the Sittmg11 of the House-- Fifth Report Election to Committec- Bmployees• State Insurance Corporation 2'9o-91 Railway Budget-General Discussion .a691-2824 Statement re : Accident at the Army Firing range at Ambala • 3834-26 Daily Digest • aBz6-32 No. 15-Frlday, 281h February, 1958. Oral Answers to Questions-- Starred Questiom Nos. 570 to 581, 583 to 585 and S87 to 589 • Written Answers to Questions-- Starred Queations Nos. 58:.1 and 586 • Uaatarred Questions Nos. 7u to 766 ili CoLVMNs Piper laid on the Table 2912 J,.nve of Abence 2912-13 Businea of the Houae • 2913 RaUway Budpt--General Discussion • 2914 65 Committee on Private Manben" Bills and Resolutions- Fifteenth Report Rnolution r1: c.ommi11ion to lnqulre into indiscipline amon1 studentt-COr.cluded 2966-3007 Presentation of General Budget 3007-33 Pinlnce Bill-Introduced 3033-34 Gift-Ta Bill-Introduced 3034 B1tatc Dut7 (Amendment) Bill-Introduced 3034 Daily Disest 303, -4' No. 16-Monday, 3rd Mach, 1958. Oral Answers to Questions-- Starred Questions Nos. 611, 612, 614, 616 to 630, 632 to 634 . Wriuen Answcn to Qucttions- Starred Questions Nos. 61s, 631, 63s to 6ss Unstarred Questions N<>s. 767 to 820 • Death of Shri Durga Charan Banerjee 3u9 Papen laid on the Table 3II9 Meuaacs from Rajya Sabha . 3120-21 Callina Attention to Mauer of Urgent Public lmportancc- Talb heJd wirh Dr. Graham 3122-23 Correction of Answer to Supplementaries to Starred Question No. 219 31.22-24 Rice Milling Industry (Regulation) Bill-lntrOduced 3124 Railway Budget-General Discussion . 3124t-3209 Demands for Supplementary Grants (Railways), r9s7-58 3209-40 Daily Digest . 3241-46 No. 17-Tuesday. 41/r March, 1958. Oral Answers to Qucstions- Starred Questions Nos. 656 to 66o and 662 to 669 Written Answcn to Questions-- Starred Questions Nos. 661 and 670 to 703 327S-g7 Unstarred Questions Nos. 821 to 893 . 3298-3336 Point of Information 3336 Papers laid on the Table 3~36-37 Election to Committee . 3337-38 Demands for Supplementary Grants-Railways. l9S7·S8 3.338-93 Demands for Grants-Railways, 1958-59 ·3393-350.f Daily Di1e1t . 3505-10 No. 18-Friday. 1th Morels, 1958. Onl Answers to Questions- Sunecl Questions Nos. 7oS· 707 to 709, 712, 714, 715. 717, 718, 721, 7a3, 725, 728 to 731, 734 to 738 · 35 l I-47 ·~w ..i \t'titten Answcn to Question..... Starred Quesdona Nos. 704, 7o6, 710, 7n, 713, 716, 7lilt7IO, .,aa, 7a.t.1a4. 727, 732, 733, 739 ro 7'3 . • . • . • • l.$47~ Unstarrcd Questions Nos. 894 to 998 . • 316j-36J2 Appropriation (Railways) Bill, 19s8-Tntrod~d 36.13 · Demands for Grants-Railways ,eal-17 Bills Introduced- ( I) The Code of Criminal Procedure (Amtndmcnt) Bill 1958 (Amendment of acc:tione 34a and 562) by Shri Ra1hubir Sahai. 3617 (2) The CoJc of Civil PrOCC'dure (Amendmcnr) Bill. 19.sB (Omission of section 87-B) by Shri M. L. Dwivcdi . • • 3617-88 (3) The ManagemenL of Light Railways (Taking over by the State) BUI, 1958, bJ Shri Jhulan Sinha . • 374' (4) The Salaries and Allowances of Members of Parliament (Amendment) Bill. 19'1 (Amendment of 'ICCfion 6) by Shri N. Keshava . 37'47·41 Indian Penal Code (Amc.1dme111) Bill Insertion of New Secrion l2o4-B)- Morion to Consider . • 3618-3701 Indian Penal Code (Amcmdmcnt) Bill (Amendment of section 304-A)- Mot1on to consider . 3701-10 Indian Arms (Amendment) Bill (Amendment of Section 4)- Motil>ll to consider-NcgatiH~d . 3711-32 C.ldc of Cr1mtn:il Proccdul'C' \AtnenJmcnt) Bill (Amendment of 11«c:tions ,61-A and 517)- Motwn tu cons1dcr-Negatl\'eJ 373J-'4Z Indian Penal Code (Amt·nJmenr) Bill (Omission of section 4¥?)- Motion to coni.idcr . 3743-46 Dally Digest 3749-'4 No. 19-Sa1u1·day, 8th March 1958. Oral Answers to Quei.tmni.- Starrcd Questions Nos. 754 ll' 7'!t7· 759, 761 to 764, 766. 767, 771, 77~. 714 to 776, 778 to 7!43 and 7867-88 37SS-9t Written Answert. to QuC'lLion~ Starred Question~ Nos. 758, 76o. 765. 76H to 770, 773, 7i7• 784 :anJ 7~S . • 3791-96 Un!ltarreJ Que!>tioni. No&. 999 lo 1065 . • 3796--3136 Papt-r~ laid on the Table ~8~7-3ti Calling Ancnuon h> Mauer of Urg~n• Puhhc Importance- .Raid by Pak1-.1a.ni n.uional., J839-4I Busincsi. of the Houi.c 31-41 Appropriauon (Rall"ay.,) H1U-Pas'icJ 3842 Demands for Grant~ on Account . 3842--69 Demands for Grants-R.ailway'l- Demand No. 1 Demands Nos . .2 rol18 .aml .20 • Daily Digest No. 20-MorJday, 101/a Mar,h, 195K. Oral Answers to Qucstions- Starrcd Ques1ion11 Nl>ll. 790 to 793, 795. 797. 8o1. lk>3, 804, 8o6. l10 to 813 IDQ 8JS . Short Notice Question Nll, 4 Written Answcra to Questions-- Starred Questions Nos. 789, 794. 796, 798 to Boo. 802. 8o5, lo? to 1o9, 814, 816 to 836 ' ' ' • ' ' ' • • • O I 4047--66 Un1tarrcd QUestioo1 Nos. 1066 to 2o83 and 1085 to 1126 • 4066-410.z 'V Cm.UMNS Plpcn laid on the Table 4102 .Apprc>priation (Vote on A<:eount) Bill-Introduced 4102•03 J)emlnd1 for Gnnta-RaiJways 4103-54 Coatral of Shipping (Continuance) Bill- Motion to Consider 4154-KK Qauaea 2 and I 4181-83 Motion to Pass . 4183 Indian Post Ofticc (Amendment) Bill as Patti.cd by Ra1y1 Sabh.a- Motion to alnsider (a" passed by Rajya ~abha) 41H8-4238 Clauses 1 to 4 • 4218 Motion to Pass . 4238 Buline11 Advisory Cornm1ttcc- Twentieth Rcimrt Daily Di1cst N. B.-Thc sign above a name of a Member on Quc'ltmnr.. wtuch \\ere oralh ~m\\creJ, indkates that the Quc11llon wa\ actuatl) a!>kcd on lhc ftnor of the Hou.,c b) that Mcmher. t O R SABH A D EBATES Dsfe-d M k S f - . V U S 35H 35« LOK SABHA Shri S K. Patil: So far as rural electrification k concerned, I think Friday, 7th March, 1958 Madras seems to be quite ahead of the other States They have done quite a lot of electrification So far as the The Lok Sabha met at Eleven of money which they have spent out of the Clock this is concerned, m 1954-55 there was an allotment of Rs 64 lakhs, m 1955- [Mr S p e a k e r m the Chan] 56 Rs 1,20,00,000 and m 1956-57 Rs 70 lakh* that means a total amount of Rs 2,54,00,000 m those ORAL ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS three years Rural Electrification in Madras Shri Ramanathan Chettiar: May I know whether the rural electrification *705.
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    Available online at http://www.journalijdr.com ISSN: 2230-9926 International Journal of Development Research Vol. 07, Issue, 10, pp.16328-16330, October, 2017 ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLEORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE OPEN ACCESS PASSENGERS SATISFACTION TOWARDS RAILWAY SERVICES WITH REFERENCE TO COIMBATORE JUNCTION *1Dr. Kalaiselvi, A., 2Sandhya, D. and 2Athira, C.G. 1Associate Professor of Economics, PG and Research Department of Commerce with CA, Hindustan College of Arts and Science, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India 2II M.Com CA, PG and Research Department of Commerce with CA, Hindustan College of Arts and Science, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India ARTICLE INFO ABSTRACT Article History: The Indian railway is one of the largest and busiest rail network in the world, transporting sixteen Received 19th July, 2017 million passengers and more than one million tons of freight daily. Its serves the passengers in a Received in revised form big way, therefore there is a need to integrate passenger concerns in the operation, planning and 04th August, 2017 th other processes that impact passenger services and its quality in bigger way and it effectively Accepted 07 September, 2017 monitors the creation and maintenance of a good services. Hence in this study is made upon the Published online 10th October, 2017 satisfaction level and problems faced by the southern Indian passengers. Keywords: Passengers, Railways, Satisfaction, Services and Transport. Corresponding author Copyright ©2017, Dr. Kalaiselvi et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Citation: Dr. Kalaiselvi, A., Sandhya, D.
  • Indian Railways Is Divided for Indian Railways Is Divided For

    Indian Railways Is Divided for Indian Railways Is Divided For

    Indian Railways is divided for administrative convenience into several regional railways. Until recently there were 9 zones, and this structure had not changed much for four decades. Recently, 7 new zones have been created, giving a total of 16. In 2010, Kolkata Metro was given the status of the 17th zone of Indian Railways. Additionally, Konkan Railway has the administrative status of a zone of IR, but is nnoott normally considered a zone for operational purposes. (For the administrative structure of Indian Railways, please see the miscellaneous section..)) The nine older railway zones are: Northern Railway (NR) North Eastern Railway (NER) Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR, sometimes NEFR) Western Railway (WR) Southern Railway (SR) South Central Railway (SCR) South Eastern Railway (SER) Eastern Railway (ER) Central Railway (CR) The seven new zones are: South Western Railway (SWR) North Western Railway (NWR) West Central Railway (WCR) North Central Railway (NCR) South East Central Railway (SECR) East Coast Railway (ECoR) East Central Railway (ECR) Deemed zones: Kolkata Metro (given zonal status Dec. 29, 2010) Konkan Railway (deemed a zone for administrative purposes) ZZoonnee HHeeaaddqquuaarrtteerrss DDiivviissiioonnss New zones that started in April 2003 East Coast Bhubaneshwarr Khurda Road, Waltair, and Sambalpur divisions of SER Railway Bangalore and Mysore divisions of SR, reorganized Hubli division of SCR, South Western Hubli including Hospet-Toranagal. Railway (Earlier constituted to have Guntakal division of SCR