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Mr. Speaker : Hon'ble Members, I welcome you a 11 in the House. In pursuance of Rule 18 of the Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business in the Haryana Legislative Assembly, I have to report that the Governor was pleased to address the Haryana Legislative Assembly at 2.00 P.M. today, the 6th February, 2009 under Article 176(1) of the Constitution.
A copy of the Address is laid on the Table of the House.
Mr. Speaker and Hon'ble Members,
At the outset, I would like to pay my homage to Chaudhary Ranbir Singh who left for his heavenly abode on 1st February, 2009. His passing away is a great loss to the nation. Chaudhary Ranbir Singh was a true nationalist. He was the last surviving member of the Constituent Assembly. He made a valuable contribution to our freedom struggle. In the post Independence India, he distinguished himself as a Parliamentarian as well as an administrator. He championed the cause of the farmers and the downtrodden. lie was a visionary statesman. The Bhakra project which is the lifeline of both Punjab and Haryana was constructed and dedicated to the nation during his tenure as Minister of Irrigation & Power in joint Punjab. A rare example of courage and conviction for social reforms, and an embodiment of honesty and humility, Chaudhary Ranbir Singh's life will continue to inspire the future generations.
2. Hon'ble Members, I welcome you to this year's first Session of the Haryana Vidhan Sabha. I extend to you my best wishes for a happy and prosperous New Year.
3. In the past year, our nation has scaled new heights in several areas. We joined the prestigious nuclear club of the world and successfully undertook a lunar mission. I congratulate our visionary leaders especially the Prime Minister for these significant achievements. My compliments are also due to our scientists who have made us proud.
4. The world has been impacted by an unprecedented economic meltdown. All sectors of the economy have been affected. India has not remained insulated from the developments in the rest of the world. Growth momentum of the last few years has slowed down in almost all spheres. The Government of India has announced several monetary and fiscal measures to provide a stimulus to the economy. The impact of the economic slow down is also being felt at the State level. But my Government is determined to meet this new challenge. with greater vigour and renewed optimism. We have to ensure that none of our programmes suffers a set back and at the same time achieve a healthy rate of growth. The State Government is trying to speed up public spending to give a boost to the economy. Steps have been taken to accelerate the work of major infrastructure projects and expedite the implementation of major developmental schemes like Jawahar Lal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM), Accelerated Irrigation Benefits Programme (AIBP), Swarnjayanti Gram Swarozgar Yojana (SGSY) etc. It is in this context that the size of the Annual Plan for 2009-I 0 is being increased by 50.37 % from Rs. 6,650 crore to Rs. 10,000 crore. Most of the increase is due to higher allocation for infrastructure comprising power, roads, buildings and water supply & sanitation.
5. I am happy to note that the Government, in the past one year, has further consolidated its developmental efforts on all fronts. The comprehensive development of infrastructure both physical as well as social continues to receive the top priority of my Government. The Government seeks not only to accelerate the pace of development but also retain the focus on inclusive growth. It is a matter of great satisfaction that due to the overall economic buoyancy, the State has been steadily increasing the size of the annual plans during the past four years. When the present Government assumed office the size of the Plan i.e. 2004-05 was Rs. 2236 crore. As against this, the Plan size proposed for the year 2009-10 is Rs. 10,000 crore which is almost five times higher than the Plan for 2004-05. It is also heartening to note that the Government has not only achieved the plan targets but also surpassed them. 6. Hon'ble Members, I am happy to inform you that the Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) during 2007-08 was estimated at Rs.1,53,087 crore as against Rs.1,30,033 crore in 2006-07, registering a growth rate of 17.7% at current prices. The per capita income at current prices is estimated at Rs.58,531 in 2007-08 as against Rs.50,488 in 2006-07. Haryana has the highest per capita income, only next to Goa, amongst States.
AGRICULTURE AND FARMERS' CONCERNS
7. My Government attaches highest priority to agriculture and allied sectors. It proposes to spend an amount of Rs. 412.49 crore on these sectors in the plan schemes in the current year which is about Rs.178 crore more than the previous year, an increase of about 75 percent. The State Government has decided to celebrate the year 2009 as 'Kisan- Mazdoor Varsh'. The main focus will be to maximize agricultural production by way of improving yields of various crops, improving fertility, restoring soil health, optimizing utilization of water resources, timely supply of agricultural inputs and credit, ensuring remunerative prices to farmers and better marketing facilities. The preliminary survey shows that this year, there has been a substantial increase in the area under wheat (18,000 hect.), oil seeds (1.26 lakh hect.) and gram (23,000 hect.) as compared to the previous year. The productivity of wheat has also gone up substantially since the year 2005-06.
8. With a view to improving the utilization of water for irrigation, subsidy is being provided on underground pipeline system and sprinklers. To promote use of certified seeds on a larger scale, the subsidy on wheat seed has been increased from Rs. 200 to Rs. 500 per qtl. In order to further improve the availability of certified seeds, a project of Rs. II crore has been approved by Indian Council of Agriculture Research (ICAR) for Ch. Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University (HAU) to enhance its capacity for production of foundation seed. My Government has launched a campaign to do away with the menace of paddy-wheat stubble husk burning as it destroys the organic matter in the soil besides polluting the environment. In order to promote mechanization, subsidy is being provided on Zero Tillage-cum-Seed Drill, Rotavator and Paddy Transplanter under various schemes.
9. Hon'ble Members, due to the efforts of the State Government, the Central Government has lifted the ban on export of Pusa-1121 variety of paddy, which is a big relief to the paddy growers of the State. The State Government has further increased the price of early, mid and late varieties of sugarcane at Rs.170, Rs.165 and Rs. I 60 per quintal respectively for the year 2008-09. These prices are the highest in the country.
10. The Government has sought to give a renewed impetus to the development of horticulture in the State. In the year 2007-08, an amount of Rs. 107 crore was approved under the National Horticulture Mission (NHM). This year an allocation of Rs. 211 crore has been approved which is 97.19 % higher than the previous year's allocation. Haryana is a pioneer State in the development of an innovative integrated model of community tanks, fruit plantation, drip irrigation and vermi-compost units by providing 50-100% subsidy to the farmers. A sorting, grading, cold chain plant with modern technology has started functioning at Abub Sahar in Sirsa.
11. The Haryana State Cooperative Supply and Marketing Federation (HAFEED) has set up a sugar mill at Assandh at a cost of Rs. 80 crore, with a crushing capacity of 2,500 tonnes per day. Three Cooperative Sugar Mills of the State received prizes at the National level for their outstanding performance. Shahabad Sugar mill stood first in the country in the overall best category and the Sonepat Sugar mill received second prize for its technical efficiency. Karnal Sugar Mill also secured the second prize under cane development category.
12. Under the Agriculture Debt Waiver and Debt Relief Scheme-2008, about 7.15 lakh persons have been benefited to the extent of over Rs. 2,136 crore in Haryana. Hon'ble Members, as you are aware the State Government has already provided debt relief through a special package known as the Recovery Linked Incentive Scheme-One Time Settlement (OTS). Under this, the entire interest amount of the loanee farmers as on 30.6.2006 was to be waived provided they paid the due principal amount up to 30.6.2007. The Scheme was extended up to December, 2007. A total relief of Rs. 447.99 crore has been passed on to 3,64,041 loanee farmers. Besides, a relief in interest of 2% amounting to Rs. 22.74 crore was also provided to as many as 3,95,741 loanee farmers who were regular in payment. A sum of Rs. 44.42 crore as relief was also provided to 1,06,017 non-agriculturist loanee members such as rural artisans, petty-shopkeepers etc.
13. The Cooperative Banks have disbursed short term loans to the tune of Rs. 1,738 crore and Rs. 239 crore long term loans for various activities during the Kharif and Rabi Seasons from 1st March, 2008 to 31 st December, 2008.
14. The Government of India has applauded the significant progress made by Haryana in implementation of the package for 'Revival of Short Term Credit Structure' for which a sum of Rs. 455 crore has been released and utilized.
15. The milk procurement by milk cooperatives has significantly improved to 19.16 crore litre during the current year which is the highest so far. Milk producers are getting an average price of Rs. 17.70 per Kg. of milk as against Rs. 16.40 per Kg. last year. The processing capacity of Milk Plant, Rohtak is being raised from one lakh to four lakh litres per day with an investment of Rs.19 crore and it is expected to be commissioned by July, 2009. The National Dairy Development Board has set up new generation cooperative societies in 34 villages of Mewat. These societies would be responsible for collection of milk in these villages. It would help farmers in getting higher income from dairying.
16. Hon'ble Members, Animal Husbandry sector contributes more than one third of the total agricultural income of the State and plays a very significant role in providing, employment opportunities to the rural population. In order to provide veterinary services at the door steps of beneficiaries, the Government has planned to open or upgrade 80 new veterinary institutions in the year 2008-09. Further, to provide quality diagnostic facilities, two polyclinics at Bhiwani and Sonepat will be made operational during the current year. 17. My Government has been successful in checking the exodus of top quality Murrah germplasm through procurement of quality male calves and suitably incentivising farmers to rear high yielding buffaloes. The continued efforts to control Foot & Mouth Disease in the State has benefited the farmers immensely. The livestock insurance scheme has been further liberalized. It envisages free insurance cover to Scheduled Caste beneficiaries and more than 50,000 families have been benefited during 2008-09. For further promoting dairy in the State, a new scheme of establishing Hi-tech dairy units with twenty or more milch animals has been launched during 2008-09. A maximum subsidy of Rs. 1.50 lakh is provided to each unit under the scheme. Already 150 units have been set up and a subsidy of Rs. 2 crore given.
18. During the year 2008-09, an area of 12,800 hectare has been brought under fish culture and over 54,000 tonne fish has been produced up to December, 2008. Haryana ranks 2nd in the country in per hectare fish productivity.
19. For increasing the forest cover, 23,722 hectares area is likely to be brought under tree plantation. Seedlings to the extent of 281 lakh have been distributed free of cost during the current year. During the next year, 425 lakh seedlings are proposed to be planted in the State. Four new herbal parks are being set up during the current year. An Elephant Rehabilitation and Research Centre has been set up at Bansantour Forest in Yamunanagar for rehabilitation of sick, injured and rescued elephants. The mini Zoo in Bhiwani has been renovated while the Rohtak Zoo is being expanded and renovated. FOOD AND SUPPLIES
20. My Government is committed to ensuring that farmers get remunerative price for their agricultural produce and consumers, particularly the Below Poverty Line (BPL) families, get essential commodities at affordable prices in the State. During 2008 09, 52.37 lakh MT of wheat and 18.20 lakh MT of paddy was procured at the Minimum Support Price. The storage capacity of godowns will be increased by 1.07 lakh MT and that of open plinths by 2.50 lakh MT during the financial year 2009-10. Apart from this, 19.60 lakh MT of open storage capacity is expected to be created through private parties under the three year guarantee scheme for safe storage of procured stocks.
21. My Government is implementing a pilot project of converting paper ration cards into electronic smart cards to eliminate malpractices in the public distribution system. The work in three districts, namely Sonepat, Sirsa and Ambala would be completed by July, 2009.
IRRIGATION
22. My Government reiterates its firm commitment to get Haryana's complete share in the Ravi-Beas waters through the Sutlej- Yamuna-Link Canal. Concerted efforts are being made to have the matter expedited.
23. High priority is being given for optimal utilization and equitable distribution of canal water across the State. Bhakra Main Line - Hansi Branch - Butana Branch multipurpose link channel costing Rs. 392 crore has been completed during the year 2008-09. For connecting it with the Bhakra Main Line, efforts are being made to resolve the legal issues in this regard. For providing irrigation and drinking water facilities to the backward areas of Mewat, a canal costing Rs. 326 crore is proposed to be taken up during the year 2009-10. To utilize the surplus water available in river Yamuna, the work on increasing the capacity of Western Jamuna Canal Main Line Lower is likely to be completed during 2009-10.
24. Haryana is pursuing the matter regarding construction of up-stream storages namely Kishau, Renuka and Lakhwar Vyasi dams on river Yamuna. For ground water recharge, several schemes are at various stages of construction. First phase of Dadupur Shahbad Nalvi Irrigation scheme is likely to be completed during 2009-10. For providing recharge and irrigation facilities to Ambala and Naraingarh area with the surplus Yamuna water, a scheme namely Ambala Irrigation Scheme has been envisaged. For utilizing waste flow of river Ghaggar and its tributaries, dams at Kaushalya, Diwanwala, Dangrana and Chamala dams have been identified and work of Kaushalya dam has been taken up. Important old water bodies, such as Bhindawas lake, Ottu lake and Massani barrage are being renovated for creation of extra capacity, recharge of ground water and development of bird sanctuaries. For protecting the agricultural land and village abadi from flood fury, 164 new schemes have been identified. These include improvement and construction of drains, improvement of flood protection bunds, installing pumping equipment etc.
PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEERING 25. My Government is committed to provide adequate piped supply of safe drinking water in all the villages and towns of Haryana. Priority is being given to the programme of augmenting the level of supply upto 40-70 litres per capita per day in the rural areas. As per survey of December, 2004, as many as 1971 deficient villages with water allowance less than 40 litres per capita per day were identified. Out of these, 1547 villages have been covered uptill 31st December, 2008. All the remaining deficient villages are planned to be covered by March, 2010. For improvement of water supply in rural areas, a sum of Rs. 403.54 crore will be spent during 2008-09. Special attention is being given to the problematic districts, which face acute shortage of drinking water. 'Rajiv Gandhi Drinking Water Supply Augmentation Project' is being implemented in Mewat area with financial support from National Capital Region (NCR) Planning Board at a cost of Rs.205.91 crore. 85% work of the project has been completed and 148 villages based on Ranney Well Segment would be provided safe drinking water by end of February, 2009 and the balance 110 villages by July, 2009. In addition, 245 villages would be provided with safe drinking water through tubewells and the work is likely to be completed by March,2009. For improvement of water supply and sewerage facilities in the towns, a sum of Rs. 208 crore will be spent during 2008-09. Recently, the 3rd water works at Rohtak of 18 MLD capacity has been commissioned with the latest technology. Further, a 20 MLD canal based Water Treatment Plant atAmbala is nearing completion. Besides, Sewage Treatment Plants at Kaithal, Narwana and Jind of 10 MLD, 3.5 MLD and 15 MLD capacity, respectively, are also nearing completion. Recently, NCR Planning Board has approved a water supply project for Sohna and Gohana towns at a cost of Rs. 107 crore.
26. A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been signed between the State Government and the Naandi Foundation for installing Water Treatment Plants based on Reverse Osmosis technology in 100 selected villages falling in the districts of Jhajjar, Mewat, Kaithal and Mahendragarh with an investment of Rs. 11.25 crore. Treated water would be supplied by the Foundation to the beneficiaries at the rate of 10 paise per litre.
POWER
27. Hon'ble Members, my Government attaches highest priority to supply of power in the State. At present. the State has 4,753.29 MW of generation capacity and on an average 748 lakh units of electricity has so far been supplied to consumers daily in 2008-09. The demand of electricity is expected to almost double in the next five years. The strategy of my Government aims to provide adequate and quality power supply to all the consumers. To achieve this, Government has taken initiatives to enhance generation capacity in the Slate sector as well a s in the private sector. By the year 2011, Government plans to increase the installed electricity generation capacity by 5,000 MW so as to bridge the gap between demand and supply. The 2x300 MW Deen Bandhu Chhotu Ram Thermal Power Project, Yamuna Nagar has been commissioned during 2008-09. The work on 2 x 600 MW Rajiv Gandhi Thermal Power Plant at Khedar, Hisar is progressing as per schedule and the plant is targeted for commissioning in 2009-10. Another coal based thermal power plant of 1,500 MW capacity is being set up at Jhajjar under a joint venture of Govemment of Haryana, Government ofNational Capital Territory, Delhi and National Thermal Power Corporation. This plant is scheduled for commissioning in 2010 and will give 750 MW of power to Haryana. A 1,320 MW coal based power plant is being set up by an Independent Power Producer in Jhajjar District, selected through a tariff based bidding process. Besides, additional availability of 3,835 MW power has been arranged through Power Purchase Agreements with independent power producers and from central sector projects. This includes 1,724 MW finalised through tariff based competitive bidding under the case-1 policy of the Government of India from projects to be set up outside Haryana. Under the renewable energy policy, MoUs for 709.7 MW have been signed by Haryana Renewable Energy Development Agency (HAREDA) with independent power producers for setting up 36 biomass, small hydro and wind-energy based power projects.
28. With these efforts, about 7,247 MW of additional power will be available to the State in the next three to four years. While the total investment in generation in the State, including private sector, will be about Rs. 19,300 crore, Haryana Power Generation Corporation Limited itself will spend Rs.11 ,367 crore for generation capacity addition. In the 1 I th Plan, Rs. 7.643 crore will be spent on upgradation of transmission system and Rs. 6,514 crore on strengthening distribution network. In the last four years, 127 new substations have been set up, capacity of 261 substations augmented, 66,595 additional distribution transformers added and 1,674 Km long new transmission lines have been laid in Haryana. 29. Several initiatives like separation of agricultural feeders, high voltage distribution system, augmentation of conductor capacity, relocation of consumer meters are being implemented to improve performance at the distribution end. More than 2.30 lakh families living below the poverty line will be covered under the 'Rajiv Gandhi Grameen Vidyutikaran Yojana' by improving rural connectivity and providing household connection with an estimated expenditure of Rs. 242 crore.
30. My Government believes in energy conservation for a sustainable model of development. Keeping this in view, the Haryana Renewable Energy Development Agency and the distribution companies have been promoting the use of energy efficient devices both in rural and urban areas. Realising the benefits of energy conservation, the people of Haryana are adopting several measures for their own advantage and that of the State. To give a further fillip to the renewable energy and energy conservation programme, my Government has launched the 'Shikshadeep' scheme and 'Bal Urja Rakshak Mission' besides promoting solar water heating systems and solar energy lighting in remote villages in the State. The achievements of my Government have been recognized by the Government of India by giving Haryana the national award for being the best State in energy conservation activities during 2007-08.
BUILDINGS AND ROADS
31. Road Infrastructure continues to be the priority of my Government. The plan size for road infrastructure is being increased from Rs. 670 crore in 2008- 09 to Rs. 1,540 crore in 2009-10. During the year, the department of PW(B&R) commenced road improvement works of more than Rs. 2,200 crore. These include works taken up with the assistance from National Capital Region Planning Board, National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development, Central Road Fund and Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojna.
32. The State Government has created a new record in construction of ROBs with the support .of Railways. While only 16 ROBs were constructed ever since the inception of the State in 1966 till 2005, in a short span of four years, work on 33 ROBs has been taken up of which 9 have already been completed. Another 7 will be completed by December, 2009. At the initiative of my Government, Railways have taken up work on Rohtak-Rewari railway line and Sonepat-Jind railway line on 50:50 sharing basis. In case of Rohtak-Rewari line, about 60% work has already been completed.
33. The State Government has paid special attention to the development of National Highways (NH). Proactive approach of the State Government has resulted in completion of Panipat elevated highway on NH-1, 4-laning ofNH-22 from Ambala to Chandigarh and 6/8-laning of NH-8 from Delhi to Gurgaon. The projects of 6-laning of NH-1 from Murthal to Panipat, 4/6-laning of NH-10 from Delhi to Rohtak, 6-laning of NH-8 from Gurgaon to Jaipur, 4-laning ofNH-22 from Zirakpur to Kalka, 6-laning of NH-1 from Panipat to Ambala and 6-laned Elevated Highway on NH-2 at Badarpur are in progress. Projects of 4-laning ofNH-65 (Ambala-Kaithal), NH-10 (Rohtak-Hisar), NH-71 (Jind-Rohtak-Bawal), NH-71 A (Panipat-Rohtak) and NH-73 (Panchkula- Yamunagar-UP Border) are also in pipeline. With these, a length of approximately 758 km. of NH Will have a road width of 4 lanes or more. The state government has already planned to make the remaining 704 Km of NH at least 10 metre wide except a small portion of 12 km. which passes through the protected forest.
INDUSTRY, LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT
34. Excellent law and order situation, cordial labour relations, quality infrastructure facilities, simplified rules and procedures and a cosmopolitan ambience have made Haryana a preferred destination for investment by local and multinational companies. Today, Haryana has 1,347 large and medium units and about 80,000 small scale units. The exports from Haryana during the year 2007-08 have crossed Rs. 30,000 crore. The State has so far received foreign direct investment (FDI) of Rs.12,500 crore of which an investment of Rs. 9,000 crore has come up after the implementation of the Industrial Policy of 2005.
35. The State has witnessed an unprecedented flow of investment to the tune of about Rs. 40,000 crore after the announcement of Industrial Policy of 2005. Projects with an investment of more than Rs. 90,000 crore are in the pipeline. It is heartening to note that the Centre for Monitoring of Indian Economy (CMIE) ranked Haryana at the top amongst the Indian States with per capita investment of Rs. 78,500 in its report for September, 2007. Haryana was ranked at number 13 five years ago as per CMIE report.
36. The Haryana State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation is in the process of development of Industrial Model Townships (IMT) at Rohtak and Faridabad whereas steps have been initiated by the Government for acquisition of more than 15,000 acres of land for development of industrial infrastructure at various locations including expansion of IMT Manesar, Kharkhoda, Jagadhari, Barhi and Bawal. Further, the State Government has planned to develop economic hubs all along the Kundli- Manesar-Palwal Expressway and also at the strategic locations all over the State.
37. The State has received 98 proposals for the setting up of Special Economic Zones (SEZs) with a projected investment of more than Rs. 2 lakh crore and employment potential of more than 21 lakh persons. Of these, 63 proposals have been granted in principle approval by the Government of India. During the year 2008-09 (upto December, 2008), 7 SEZ proposals were received with a projected investment of about Rs. 3,820 crore and employment potential for one lakh persons. Master plans have been approved for 9 SEZs and development works are at various stages of completion at four sites.
38. Recognizing that simplification of work processes and various government approvals is as critical and important as other factors in facilitating investment, the State Government has already implemented the Industrial Promotion Act, underlining time bound single window clearances to the entrepreneurs.
39. To maintain industrial health and safety at work place and harmonious industrial relations, a number of initiatives have been taken during the year. Seminars were organized to sensitize and generate awareness amongst managements and workers for adopting safety measures. Camps were held to detect prevalence of occupational diseases.
40. A campaign was launched for detection of child labour and prosecutions were launched against defaulting employers. For rehabilitation of destitute children, three rehabilitation centres with a capacity of 50 each have been set up this year at an estimated cost of Rs.1.30 crore at Faridabad, Yamuna Nagar and Panipat. For complete eradication of child labour, a centrally sponsored scheme of National Child Labour Projects has been implemented in three districts of the State i.e. Faridabad, Gurgaon and Panipat.
41. The Employees State Insurance Corporation has sanctioned a medical college in Faridabad. Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojna', a unique cashless scheme for providing health insurance to BPL families, which is being implemented in nine districts, is proposed to be extended to the entire State. My Government has launched various new welfare schemes for the benefit of construction workers and their families including kanyadan scheme, mobile toilets, creches, health insurance coverage scheme and mobile dispensary vans.
42. The minimum wages of unskilled workers are being updated half-yearly to neutralise the increase in the consumer price index relating to the working class. The unemployment allowance has been increased for females with 10+2 qualification from Rs. 300 per month to Rs. 450 and for female graduates from Rs. 500 to Rs.750 per month. Similarly, the unemployment allowance for all 10+2 with science background has been increased from Rs. 300 to Rs. 450 per month and for all science graduates from Rs. 500 to Rs.750 per month. An amount of Rs. 8.29 crore has already been disbursed to 34,673 beneficiaries during the year.
TRANSPORT
43. My Government is keen to improve public transport in the State through modernization of operations and up-gradation of infrastructure. It is proposed to add 1 ,000 buses to the fleet of Haryana Roadways during the next two years. Computerized Depot Management System (DMS), online reservation and electronic ticketing would also be introduced in a phased manner in all depots of the State.
44. The State has signed Bilateral Reciprocal Transport Agreements with Rajasthan, UP and Delhi. Besides, the NCR States including Haryana, have also signed a Common Reciprocal TransportAgreement. These agreements would facilitate interstate vehicle movement bringing relief to passengers and transport operators.
45. Four modern Driving Training Schools (DTS) at Bahadurgarh, Rohtak, Kaithal and Nuh are being set up, which woud provide employment opportunities to the youth of the State in the transport sector.
TOURISM
46. Tourism continues to be a priority area of the Government. Panipat-Kurukshetra-Pinj ore circuit is being developed as a major tourist destination. Adventure camping sites are being developed at Surajkund, Damdama, Hodal and Dharuhera. Ecotourism projects have been started in the forests of Kalesar, Morni hills and Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary.
47. Two Convention Centres namely at Surajkund with a capacity of 600 persons and at Rohtak with a capacity of 1,000 persons have been commissioned. Haryana would provide about 6,500 rooms for tourists during the Commonwealth Games, 2010. A new Institute of Hotel Management, Catering and Nutrition at Jyotisar, Kurukshetra has been started, while a similar institute is being set up at Tiiyar Lake, Rohtak.
URBAN DEVELOPMENT
48. More than 28 per cent of the State's population lives in urban areas. The pace of urbanization is steadily increasing in the State. For planned development of cities, City Development Plans of 73 towns of the State have been prepared. As per the interim recommendations of the Third State Finance Commission, the State Government proposes to provide a sum of Rs. 120.28 crore to Urban Local Bodies, as grant-in-aid. In addition, the State Government has also compensated the municipalities by providing Rs. 40 crore on account of exemption of all self-occupied residential buildings from house tax during the current financial year. As mentioned in my previous year's address a Municipal Corporation has been set up for Gurgaon city. Two new municipal committees at Punhana and Nissing have been constituted during the year. 49. My Government has amended the Punjab Scheduled Roads and Controlled Areas Restriction of Unregulated Development Act, 1963 to provide relief to the citizens, who had constructed shops, houses and small industrial units in the restricted 30 metre belt, which would benefit more than 40,000 persons.
50. In order to harness the economic potential of the Kundli manesar-Palwal Expressway, Development Plans have been finalized for K harkhoda and Sampla. Kharkhoda will have an Industrial Model Township and at Sampla, Biosciences City, Cyber City and Medi City have been planned.
51. There is an acute shortage of housing for the weaker sections. The Government has embarked upon an ambitious programme of providing 50,000 dwelling units for economically weaker sections. The State agencies like Haryana Urban Development Authority (HUDA), Haryana Housing Board and the Urban Local Bodies Department are undertaking the construction of about 15,000 such units. The Haryana Housing Board has taken up the construction of 3,222 houses of various categories and a rural housing colony at Madlauda. In addition, the Board is planning to construct 1,200 flats for industrial workers and rural housing colonies at other places. 33% of the total houses and flats constructed by the Board have been reserved for women.
52. To take care of the housing needs of defence personnel, a series of steps have been taken. Exclusive defence sectors have been floated at Jhajjar, Rohtak, Hisar, Jind, Bahadurgarh and Rewari. Defence personnel are also being provided a discount of 10% in the allotment. To cater to the housing needs of Jawans, the Government has approved the 'Jai Jawan Awas Yojna' under which Group Housing sites will be allotted for construction of multistoried apartments.
53. In order to address the difficulties faced by the allottees of HUDA during construction, HUDA's building regulations have been amended so as to make them people friendly. A provision for self certification of building plans has been made. HUDA has also initiated the process of computerization of Allottees' Accounts. A web-enabled Public Grievance Redressal System and Payment Gateway will also be in place in the near future which would provide relief to the public.
RURAL DEVELOPMENT
54. My Government accords top priority to the development of rural areas and has launched a number of programmes aimed at sustainable development with focus on BPL families and other weaker sections. The National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (NREGS) has been extended to the entire State with effect from 1st April, 2008. The objective of the scheme is to ensure that local employment is available to every rural household whose adult members volunteer to do unskilled manual work, for at least 100 days in a financial year. This programme has been dovetailed with other line departments like Forest, Horticulture, Irrigation etc. to ensure creation of durable assets in the, villages. During the current financial year. Rs. 60 crore has been spent under NREGS generating 32.54 lakh man-days in the State. 55. Hon'ble Members, you would recall that in my previous address, 1 had mentioned about the flagship programme of the Government regarding allotment of housing sites to the eligible Scheduled Caste (SC) families and families below poverty line in rural areas. You will be glad to know that the Mahatma Gandhi Gramin Basti Yojna has been launched on 2nd October, 2008 in this regard. Facilities of paved streets with drains, drinking water pipelines and electricity lines are being provided in these bastis and Haryana Rural Development Authority will play an active role in this regard. Approximately 6.07 lakh SCs, Backward Class (A) and BPL families would be benefited by this programme which entails a cost of Rs. 2,400 crore approximately. As many as 1,18,296 eligible families have already been allotted plots upto 27th January, 2009. It has also been decided to grant Rs. 10,000 per acre per year to the Gram Panchayats for the land gifted for the purpose. Another scheme namely 'Mukhya Mantri Anusuchit Jaati Nirmal Basti Yojna' is being implemented to provide basic infrastructure in villages where population of the SC families is more than 50% of the total population of the village.
56. Total Sanitation Campaign Programme aims at improving the general quality of life in rural areas by achieving Open Defecation Free status. The programme is being successfully implemented in the State. 798 Gram Panchayats were awarded 'Nirmal Gram Puraskars' for 2007- 08 and given award money amounting to Rs.11.29 crore. A special incentive scheme for Gram Panchayats has been launched to promote sanitation. In addition, financial assistance to Gram Panchayats for engaging Safai Karmis for improved sanitation is also being provided. Under this scheme,10,300 Safai Karmis have been engaged all over the State.
EDUCATION
57. Hon'ble Members, my Government would further strengthen the on-going efforts to improve the education at all levels - elementary, secondary and higher including technical education.
58. The schemes for providing monthly stipend and one time allowance to Scheduled Caste students has been implemented. A monthly stipend scheme for the students of Backward Classes (A) and BPL families is proposed to be implemented in the next financial year. Similarly, the commitment to supply text books and work books free of cost to all elementary school children studying in Haryana Government schools has been honoured. Under this, about 22 lakh children are getting the benefit. For the children studying in elementary classes, mid-day meal scheme has been extended up to class 8th from this year. Action is being taken to set up computer labs in the schools and colleges in a phased manner, which is likely to become functional from the next academic session.
59. For improving the quality of education in schools, a State Teachers Eligibility Test (STET) has been introduced. The test was conducted successfully this year through the Haryana Board of School Education, which has become the first Board in the country to earn ISO 9001-2000 certification from the Bureau of Indian Standards.
60. For enhancing the role of private sector in the field of education, the policy for granting recognition to private schools is being liberalized. Under the Haryana Private Universities Act, 2006, a few private universities are likely to become operational in the State during the next academic year. The State universities and colleges are proposed to be further strengthened and expanded. Greater emphasis is being laid on the study of science, information technology, commerce and other job-oriented courses. Semester system is proposed to be introduced in the entire post graduate and a few under-graduate courses.
61. Recognizing its importance for socio-economic development of the State, my Government is paying special attention to technical education. Haryana has emerged as a hub of technical institutes in the northern region. The State has 610 technical institutes, comprising 118 Engineering Colleges, 93 MBA Colleges, 44 MCA Colleges, 33 Pharmacy Colleges, 2 Hotel Management Colleges, 138 Poly-technics, 108 Ills and 74 Industrial Training Centres with an annual intake of about 1,18,000 students. Five technical institutes have been granted autonomous status with a view to achieving excellence in technical education. To provide better access to technical education for the SC population, fee reimbursement, free books and coaching for entrance exams are being provided. An integrated campus of four institutions in areas of TV and Films, Arts and Design, Fashion and Professional Studies, is being developed at Rohtak. 37 Institute Managing Committees have been constituted to oversee the functioning of 64 ITIs with the active involvement of local industry. Modular courses have been introduced for school drop outs. 62. Computerized system for admission to degree level technical institutions and polytechnics has been introduced for which the Technical Education Department has been awarded 'Gold Icon' award by the Government of India and 'Excellent Project' award by the Computer Society of India.
63. Hon'ble Members, my Government is committed to bringing about both quantitative and qualitative changes in, education. In its pursuit of excellence the focus of the Government is on developing professional institutes of higher learning. The setting up of the Rajiv Gandhi Education City at Sonipat is a major step in that direction. Expression of Interest has already been invited from the reputed organizations to set up institutes in various disciplines. Besides, a number of prestigious institutes of Central Government are being set up in the State. These include a Central University; Indian Institute of Management; National Institute of Food Technology Entrepreneurship Management (NIFTEM); Central Institute of Plastic Engineering & Technology (CIPET); Footwear Design & Development Institute (FDDI), Rohtak; Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs at IMT, Manesar; and National Automobile Testing R&D Infrastructure Project (NATRIP) also at IMT, Manesar. In addition, there is a proposal to set up a Defence University in the State.
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
64. The Haryana State Council for Science and Technology has undertaken a large number of steps to popularize science and technology in the State and has also instituted Haryana Vigyan Ratna Award for honouring the scientists of the State for their outstanding work in the field of Science and Technology. A planetarium has been set up at Kurukshetra in the memory of late austronaut Kalpana Chawla.
65. It is proposed to set up four research laboratories i.e. plant tissue culture lab, molecular biology lab, virus detection lab and secondary metabolite lab during the next year. My Government also proposes to undertake a comprehensive natural resources and infrastructure mapping of Haryana using satellite imagery. This project will be implemented by the Haryana Space Application Centre with an outlay of Rs.3 crore.
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
66. My Government has a vision to transform and modernize its functioning through e-Governance. Haryana State Wide Area Network has been successfully implemented. Common Service Centres known as 'e-Disha Ekal Sewa Kendra' have been established. At present, Business to Citizen services like computer education, online education, railway e-ticketing, insurance, matrimonial services and financial services are being provided through these centres. A mission mode project 'e-District' is also being set up at Rohtak as a pilot project to deliver majority of the citizen-centric services.
67. To create a central repository of data and to facilitate inter-departmental data transfer, the State Data Centre (SDC) is proposed to be set up at a cost of Rs. 50.68 crore with financial assistance from the Government of India. The SDC will enable various departments to host their services and applications on a common infrastructure leading to ease of integration and efficient management.
68. Haryana has been rated as the leader in e- Governance Readiness Index, 2006 of the country and has attained 4th position in India according to the e-Readiness Report of the Government of India released in February, 2008.
69. Haryana has emerged as one of the most preferred IT and global outsourcing destinations. To encourage private entrepreneurs for attracting investment in the area of frontier technologies like Nano Technology, Mobile Computing and Robotics, the State Government is granting permission for setting up of Technology Parks, Cyber Cities and IT Corridors. Haryana State is among the leaders in the IT exports on the world map. Software exports during the year 2007-08 were of the order of Rs.18,000 crore.
HEALTH
70. Health care is one of the main concerns of my Government. There is a proposal for establishing a new medical college exclusively for girls at Khanpur Kalan (Sonepat). Another medical college is proposed to be set-up in district Mewat. Special attention is being paid to rural areas and vulnerable sections of the society. To tide over shortage of doctors, recruitment of medical officers has been made a continuous and on-going process under which doctors can apply for jobs throughout the year. A record recruitment of over 800 doctors has recently been made including more than 450 specialists to provide multi-specialty services at district and sub-divisional level hospitals. Attractive financial incentives are being offered to doctors who volunteer to serve in difficult areas of the State. Three thousand new posts of staff nurses have been created.
71. The Government has also taken steps to ensure uninterrupted and free supply of more than 300 essential medicines to all OPD patients visiting Government Primary Health Centres (PHC), Community Health Centres (CHC) and Hospitals. Provision of free medicines has also been made for emergency patients as well as for all cases of institutional deliveries. In order to further improve the access of general public to quality medicines at low cost, it has been decided to open generic drug stores in all the districts which will function round the clock.
72. Large scale infrastructural improvements are being undertaken to upgrade the existing health institutions to Indian Public Health Standards. Under the National Rural Health Mission, more than 6,200 Village and Health Sanitation Committees are now functioning with a membership of over one lakh women. 'Swasthya Kalyan Samities', with substantial representation of the community, have been constituted for each PHC and CHC. This initiative has resulted in devolution of functions, involvement of community and convergence of key health determinants.
73. 'Jacha Bacha Scheme' has been launched to ensure health and well-being of mother and child by incentivising performance of doctors and para-medical staff. Further, to increase institutional deliveries among SC women, additional cash assistance of Rs.1,500 per case is being given. This is besides the financial incentives given by the Government of India under' Janani Surksha Yojna'.
SOCIAL JUSTICE AND EMPOWERMENT
74. My Government is committed to the welfare of vulnerable sections of the society and has, therefore, taken a number of effective steps to provide social security to the aged, widows, destitute women, handicapped etc. New schemes such as issue of identity cards, setting up of senior citizens clubs, 50% concession in the bus fare of Haryana Roadways buses to senior women citizens of Haryana and the scheme of providing free spectacles to senior citizens of BPL category have been started.
75. In the year 2008-09, the State Government has sanctioned a new scheme for providing maintenance allowance of Rs. 300 per month to the mentally retarded children upto 18 years of age, who cannot go to school. Besides this; a new scheme for providing health insurance under 'Nirmaya' and strengthening the local level committee for facilitating legal guardianship for the persons with mental retardation and other associated developmental disabilities has been started, in collaboration with the National Trust of India. The State Institute of Rehabilitation, Training and Research for mentally retarded persons with special needs has been set up at Rohtak.
76. With a view to changing the mindset of the children, who are in conflict with the law and bring them back into the mainstream, observation homes are being upgraded under a new scheme called 'Skill Building and Rehabilitation of Juveni les'. 77. For the upliftment of the socio-economic status of minority communities and in order to address the critical gaps in development of the minority concentration areas, multi sectoral plan with a provision of Rs. 30.17 crore for district of Mewat and Rs. 16.60 crore for district Sirsa has been got approved from the Government of India.
78. Under various pension and allowance schemes, financial assistance is being provided to 11 lakh old persons, 4 lakh widows and destitute women and more than one lakh handicapped persons.
79. My Government is fully committed to promoting the welfare of Scheduled Castes and Backward Classes. To promote skill development amongst SC persons, new schemes have been initiated fox providing training in various technical trades both for organized and unorganized sectors through Government and private institutions. Similarly, a new scheme of imparting training in data entry skills to the SC and BC unemployed youth has been started.
80. To facilitate housing amongst the SCs and De- notified Tribes, a grant of Rs. 50,000 for construction and Rs. 10,000 for repair of houses is given to eligible persons of BPL category. To encourage merit amongst the SC/BC students, Dr. Ambedkar Medhavi Chhatra Yojna provides scholarships to 5,000 SCs, 1,000 BCs (A) and 750 BCs (B). Under the Indira Gandhi Priyadarshni Vivah Shagun Yojna, a grant of Rs.15,000 is given to BPL SC persons and BPL widows of all sections of society and Rs. 5,100 to the BPL persons of other sections of society, as financial assistance for marriage of their daughters. 81. Education and economic independence are vital for the empowerment of women. My Government has launched an education loan scheme for girls, wherein interest subsidy of 5% per annum is being provided to girls to pursue higher education in India and abroad. Anganwadi centres will be constructed in 400 villages in and around areas where SC population is 50% or more. In order to accelerate social change amongst rural women, Mahila Shakti Sadans are being constructed in villages of Haryana exclusively for the use of women. One lakh women have been catapulted into decision making role through Sakshar Mahila Samoohs. Top priority is being given by my Government for the eradication of malnutrition and curbing anaemia among children, women and pregnant and lactating mothers.
DEFENCE PERSONNEL
82. The people of Haryana take pride to serve in the defence forces. There are 1.58 lakh serving soldiers from the State. Besides, there are 2.8 lakh ex-servicemen in the State. The Government has enhanced the financial assistance for marriage of orphan daughters of ex-servicemen and daughters of war widows apart from providing free travel facility in Haryana Roadways buses to ex-servicemen with disability above 25% and to war widows. A new Sainik School is being established at Tappa Khori village, district Rewari. Free training is being imparted to the wards of war widows and ex-servicemen in different trades in Sainik Pariwar Bhawans.
SPORTS 83. My Government attaches high priority to the development of sports in Haryana. It proposes to set up sport stadium in every Block of the State. Presently, 168 stadia are at different stages of completion. A state-of-the-art sports complex is under construction at Rohtak. A 10 lane synthetic athletic track and a lawn tennis court are being developed at Motilal Nehru School of Sports, Rai (Sonepat).
84. It is heartening to note that out of the nine eminent sportspersons from Haryana who participated in the Beijing Olympics, three reached quarter finals while Sh. Vijender Singh secured a Bronze Medal. The State Government honoured these outstanding sportspersons with cash prizes. Sh. Vijender Singh was awarded a cash prize of Rs. 50 lakh. Sh. Akhil Kumar, Sh. Jitender Kumar (both boxers), and Sh. Yogeshwar Dutt (Wrestler) who entered quarter-finals were given a cash prize of Rs. 25 lakh each. Also, Smt. Krishna Punia (Athletics), Km. Divya (Judo), Sh. Sanjeev Rajput (Shooting), Sh. Devender Khandelwal (Rowing) and Sh. Dinesh Kumar (Boxing), who participated in the Olympics were felicitated with a cash prize of Rs. 11 lakh each. The State Government also honoured the sportspersons from other States. Sh. Abhinav Bindra (Shooting), Sh. Sushil Kumar (Wresting) and Km. Saina Nehwal (Badminton) were given a cash prize of Rs. 25 lakh each. Sh. Jagdish Kumar and Sh. G.S. Sandhu, boxing coaches were also given cash prizes of Rs.25 lakh and Rs.11 lakh respectively. I congratulate these sports persons for bringing laurels to the nation.
85. A football academy is being set up at Bhondsi in Gurgaon district. It is also proposed to set up academies of boxing, kabaddi and wrestling. A cricket academy is also being set up by the famous cricketer Sh. Virender Sehwag in district Jhajjar. An academy of Basketball is also proposed at Kiloi, Rohtak.
Law and Order
86. The law and order and crime situation in the State remained peaceful and under control. To check terrorist activities, anti extremist cells have been set up in the State and have been properly tasked. State Crime Branch units and intelligence generation machinery have been strengthened. A number of steps have been initiated to modernize and strengthen Haryana Police. These include establishing new r )lice stations, provision of DNA testing, district mobile forensic labs, additional traffic management equipment and vehicles etc.
87. New District Jails at Faridabad, Jhajjar and Yamunanagar are likely to become functional soon. Land measuring 86 acres, for construction of new district Jail, Rohtak with 2,500 capacity has been acquired. The process of acquisition of land for construction of new district jails at Panchkula, Fatehabad and Nuh has already been started. Video conference facility will be set up between jails and courts to eliminate the possibility of escape of dangerous under-trials from police custody during transit.
88. Hon'ble Members, my Government has always looked after the employees' interest. Accordingly, the Government has revised the pay scales of the State Government employees based on the recommendations of the Sixth Central Pay Commission. House Rent Allowance, Medical Allowance and various other allowances have also been enhanced. Leave Travel Concession scheme has been liberalized. 40 per cent of arrears of pay would be given during the current financial year itself and the balance 60 per cent in the next year. The arrears from 1.1.2006 to 31.12.2008 would entail a financial burden of Rs. 4,350 crore during the current and next financial years. Further, there will be additional expenditure of Rs.365 crore for payment of revised salaries and allowances to the State Government employees during the balance period of the current financial year. Besides this, there would be an annual additional liability of the order of Rs. 2,200 crore on account of revision of pay and allowances. An Anomalies Committee has also been constituted to consider the representations of the State Government employees for removal of pay anomalies in a time bound manner.
89. The State has witnessed stable, non- discriminatory and progressive governance during the last four years. It is the resolve of my Government to continue with these positive developments and strengthen them further.
90. Hon'ble Members, I am sure that this august House would deliberate on the various issues concerning the welfare of the people of Haryana. Your valuable suggestions will indeed help the government in further refining its policies and programmes. I convey my best wishes to you all.
Jai Hind!
'kksd çLrko Mr. Speaker : Hon'ble Members, now the Parliamentary Affairs Ministers will make the obituary references.
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1947 esa ns'k ds foHkktu ds i'pkr~ HkM~ds tkrh; naxksa ds nkSjku mUgksaus lkeqnkf;d ln~Hkkouk cuk, j[kus ds fy, vFkd ç;kl fd,A og egkRek xka/kh th ds lkFk esokr ds e'kgwj ?klsjk xkao x, rFkk ml {ks=a esa 'kkafr ,oa ln~Hkkouk cgkyh esa fof'k"V ;ksxnku fn;kA mtMs gq, yk[kksa yksxksa ds iquoZkl ds fy, muds }kjk fuHkkb xbZ Hkwfedk dh yksxksa }kjk Hkwfj&Hkwfj ç'kalk dh xbZA
fo'o ds yksdrU= ds bfrgkl esa pkS- j.kchj flg gh ,dek= ,sls lnL; Fks] ftUgksaus lkr vyx&vyx lnuksa dk çfrfuf/kRo fd;kA og 1947 ls 1950 rd Hkkjrh; lafo/kku lHkk ds lnL; Hkh jgs] 1948 ls 1949 rd lafo/kku lHkk ¼fo/kkf;dk½ ds lnL; jgsA bl nkSjku ckck lkgsc vEcsMdj ds lkFk feydj lafo/kku dh lajpuk esa mUgksaus egRoiw.kZ ;ksxnku fn;kA v/;{k egksn;] ;gka eSa bl lnu dk /;ku vkdf"kZr djuk pkgwaxk fd muds }kjk lafo/kku lHkk esa fn;s x;s ,d çLrko dks i<+dj fd fdl çdkj ls vke fdlku vkSj xjhc dks ysdj] vkSj gekjh vkfFkZd vkSj lkekftd LokcyfEcrk dks ysdj os fpafrr FksA v/;{k egksn;] mUgksus lafo/kku lHkk esa 6 uoEcj] 1948 dks fo'ks"k rkSj ls ;g çLrko fn;k vkSj ;g çLrko vaxzsth esa gS blfy, eSa vkidh vuqefr ls bls vaxzsth esa gh i Sir , he moved a resolution :- "In discharge of the primary duty of the State to provide adequate food, water and clothing to the nationals and improve their standard of living, the State shall Endeavour: (c) as soon as possible to undertake the execution of irrigation and hydro-electric projects by harnessing rivers and construction of darns and adopt means of increasing production of food and fodder. (d) to preserve, protect and improve the useful breeds of cattle and ban the slaughter of useful cattle, specially milch and draught cattle and the young stocks." muds }kjk fn;s x;s Hkk"k.k esa fdlku ds çfr mudk yxko vkSj ihMk dh yyd >ydrh gS mldk ,d iSjk eSa vkidh vuqefr ls i<+ dj crkuk pkgwaxkA mUgksaus ogka ij dgk] ^^v/;{k egksn;] ,d vkSj fuosnu eSa vkfFkZd O;oLFkk ds ckjs esa djuk pkgrk gwaA eq>s blesa rks dksbZ ,srjkt ugha gS cfYd eq>s cM+h [kq'kh gS fd lSaVj cM+k Hkkjh etcwr gks ysfdu ,d pht tks eSa fuosnu djuk viuk drZ~rO; le>rk gwa og ;g gS fd lwcksa ds QkbZuSaflt etcwr fd;sa tk,aA vkt ,d fdlku ftldh dekbZ [kwu&ilhus dh dekbZ gS mldh vkenuh dk ,d ikbZ Hkh ,slk fgLlk ugha ftlds Åij VSDl ugha yxrk gSA ,d ch?kk tehu Hkh vxj og dk'r djrk gS rks mlds Åij VSDl nsuk iM+rk gS blds eqdkcys esa Hkkjr ds nwljs fuokfl;ksa dks 2000 #i;s rd dh vkenuh ij dksbZ VSDl ugha yxrkA fdlku ds lkFk ;g ,d cgqr cM+k vU;k; gSA vxj ,d ,sls ns'k esa ftlds vUnj fd fdlkuksa dk çHkqRo gS vkSj ftles fdlkuksa dh bruh cM+h vkcknh gS cfYd ;wa dguk pkfg, fd tks ns'k fdlkuks dk gh gS ^mlds vUnj muds lkFk vxj ;g vU;k; tkjh jgsxk rks ;g dSlk ekywe nsxkA ^^ v/;{k egksn;] N% uoEcj] 1946 dks fdlku] etnwj vkSj [ksfrgj O;fä ds çfr mudh ihM+k dk ;g n'kZu Hkh gS vkSj vkbZuk Hkh gSA blh çdkj] 1950 ls ƒ952 rd vLFkk;h yksd lHkk] 1952 ls 1982 rd igyh rFkk nwljh yksd lHkk ds lnL; ds :i esa dk;Z fd;kA 1962 ls 1966 rd la;qä iatkc fo/kku lHkk rFkk 1966 ls 1967 ,oa 1962 ls 1972 rd gfj;k.kk fo/kku lHkk ds lnL; ,o 1972 ls 1978 rd jkT; lHkk ds lnL; jgsA ;g lnu ,sls egku~ lkln }kjk nh xbZ lsokvksa ij xoZ dk vuqHko djrk gSA og l;qaä iatkc esa flapkbZ rFkk fctyh ea=h jgsA mUgsa jkT; esa flapkbZ ds ewyHkwr ;equk ngh lgk;d ufn;ksa ij fd'kkÅ rFkk js.kqdk cka/k- ftlds fueZk.k dh Hkkjr ljdkj }kjk gky gh es Loh—fr çnku dh xbZ gS dh ifj;kstuk fjiksVZ Hkh muds flapkbZ ea=h ds dk;Zdky ds nkSjku gh rS;kj dh xbZ FkhA blh çdkj] xqM+xkao ugj ifj;kstuk Hkh muds }kjk gh vius dk;Zdky esa çLrkfor dh xbZ FkhA pkS- j.kchj flag 1966&67 ds nkSjku gfj;k.kk esa yksd fueZk.k rFkk LokLF; ea=h jgsA og 1974 ls 1976 rd jkT; lHkk dh gkÅl desVh ds lHkkifr jgsA pkS- j.kchj flag jkT; lHkk esa dkaxzsl lalnh; ikVZh ds miusrk Hkh jgs vkSj ml le; HkwriwoZ ç/kkuea=h LoxhZ; Jherh bfnjka xk/kh jkT; lHkk esa ikVZh dh usrk FkhaA pkS- j.kchj flag la;qä iatkc rFkk mlds ckn gfj;k.kk esa dkxzsl ikVZh ds laxBu esa Hkh dbZ egRoiw.kZ inksa ij jgsA og gfj;k.kk çns'k dkxzsl desVh ds v/;{k Hkh jgsA 31 o"kZ rd fofHkUu laoS/kkfud lnuksa ds mR—"V rFkk csnkx lnL; jgus ds ckn mUgksaus 65 o"kZ dh vk;q esa lfØ; jktuhfr ls laU;kl ysus dk fu.kZ; fy;k rkfd os Lo;a dks LorU=rk lsukfu;ks ds fgrksa o vU; lkekftd dk;Zks ds fy, lefiZr dj ldsaA LorU=rk lsukfu;ksa rFkk muds ifjokjksa ds dY;k.k ds fy, mUgksaus o;kso`) LorU=rk lsukuh iafMr 'khy Hkæ ;kth rFkk çkSQslj ,u- th- jaxk ds lkFk feydj vf[ky Hkkjrh; LorU=rk lsukuh lxaBu dk xBu fd;k vkSj thou i;ZUr blds dk;Zdkjh v/;{k ^Hkh jgsA ns'k esa yk[kksa LorU=rk lsukfu;ks dks LorU=rk lSfud lEeku is¡'ku fnyk, tkuk lqfuf'pr djus esa mUgksaus egRoiw.kZ ;ksxnku fn;kA mUgksus Hkkjr ljdkj ls vuqjks/k fd;k fd gSnjkckn fycjs'ku vkUnksyu rFkk xksok fycjs'ku vkUnksyu dks LorU=rk laxzke ds leku ekU;rk çnku dh tk,] ftlls bu vkUnksyuksa esa fgLlk ysus okys gtkjksa ns'kHkäks dks LorU=rk lSfud lEeku isa'ku dk ykHk feykA ekuorkoknh pkS/kjh j.kchj flag laln o fo/kku lHkk ds vUnj o ckgj fdlkuksa lekt ds fiNMs oxksZ o lekt ds ncs ,oa dqpys yksxksa ds lPps fgrS"kh FksA og vf[ky Hkkjrh; fiNM+k oxZ çla?k ds laLFkkid egklfpo FksA og egkRek xka/kh }kjk LFkkfir gfjtu dY;k.k la?k] iatkc ds v/;{k Hkh jgsA mUgksaus lekt ds ncs dqpys yksxksa ds çfr cjrh tk jgh NqvkNwr] vlekurk cuh ço`fÙk rFkk vU;k; ds fo#) la?k"kZ fd;k o lerkoknh ,o /keZfujis{k lekt dh LFkkiuk ds fy, dk;Z fd;kA v/;{k egksn;] pkS/kjh j.kchj flag ,sls O;fä Fks ftUgksaus vktknh ls igys ns'k ds fueZk.k ds fy, la?k"kZ vkSj vktknh ds ckn ds cnyrs Hkkjr nksuksa igyqvks dks cM+h utnhdh ls ns[kkA vxj eSa ;g dgwa fd os cjxn ds ml isM+ dh rjg Fks ftldks vkf/k;k Nw dj rks pyh xbZ ijUrq mudh ljyrk vkSj rVLFkk nksuksa dks cny ugha ikbZA v/;{k egksn;] mudh ljyrk dk lcls cMk mnkgj.k Lo;a Jherh bfUnjk xka/kh th us tc os jksgrd vkbZ Fkh ml oä mUgksaus ml le; ç/kkuea=h if.Mr tokgj yky usg: Fks dks i= fy[kk FkkA ml i= dks Jherh lksfu;k xka/kh th us viuh iqLrd esa Nkik Hkh gSA v/;{k egksn;] ftldh pkj ykbZus vkidh btktr ls i "Darling Papu This is just a very hurried line being written at the crack of dawn as ! leave for Fatehpur. Shall not be back until midnight. Every day's programme is like that. I am enclosing a copy of the schedule as far as it is complete. Punjab was strenuous but most exhilarating too. I had a 100,000 people in Rohtak just for me-imagine that ! The other meetings were good though not as big and Choudhary Ranbir Singh looked after me as if he were my grandmother! It has suddenly become cold again-there was cold wave-and there is a chill wind. Much love, Indu" ;g lksfu;k xka/kh th us tks i=kpkj if.Mr th vkSj bfUnjk xka/kh th ds chp esa gqvk mldks Two Alone, Two Together, fdrkc ds vUnj Nkik gSA og igys O;fä Fks] ftUgksaus lafo/kku lHkk esa fdlkuksa dh mit ds fy, U;wure leFkZu ewY; fu/kkZfjr djus dh vo/kkj.kk dk lq>ko fn;k] ftls ckn esa eku fy;k x;kA mUgksaus —f"k ij vk;dj o yxku ¼—f"k dj½ dks lekIr djus dh odkyr dh] ftls vlSEcyh esa Lohdkj Hkh fd;k x;kA lfo/kku esa fgUnh dks jk"Vªh; Hkk"kk dk ntkZ fnyokus esa Hkh mUgksaus egRoiw.kZ Hkwfedk fuHkkbZA gekjs lafo/kku ds jkT; uhfr funZsf'kr fl)kUrks es xk; lqj{kk dkuwu bUgha ds dkj.k tksM+k x;kA ftlds ckjs eSa eSaus çLrko i<+dj lquk;k og Hkkjr —"kd lekt ds laLFkkid egklfpo Fks- ftlds v/;{k egkjk"Vª ds ,d fdlku usrk Jh iatkc jko ns'keq[k FksA mUgksaus lafo/kku lHkk esa fdlkuksa] etnwjksa] xzkeh.kksa rFkk xzkeh.k mRFkku ls lEcfU/kr eqn~ nksa dks mBk;kA og 'kfä ds fodsUæh;dj.k ds leFkZd FksA ,d nwj– "Vk gksus ds dkj.k muds 'kCn fd ^^Hkkjr esa jkT;ksa dh LFkkiuk] laL—fr- Hkk"kk ,oa fodkl ds vk/kkj ij gksuh pkfg,^- lp lkfcr gq,A vius –<+ fo'okl ds dkj.k gh mUgksaus 18 uoEcj] 1948 dks lafo/kku lek esa rhoz fodkl ds fy, ml le; ds fiNM+s gfj;k.kk ds {ks= dks ,d u;k vkSj vyx gfj;k.kk jkT; dk ntkZ nsus dh ekax Hkh j[kh Fkh muds psgjs ij fnO; rst Fkk] ân; esa cky lqyHk fu"diVrk FkhA mudh mnkjrk] fouezrk] fu"i{krk] pfj= dh LoPNrk rFkk mudk çHkkoh O;fäRo lcdks vkdf"kZr djrk FkkA og ,d ,sls O;fä Fks] ftudk dksbZ nq'eu ugha FkkA muds fu/ku ls fu%LokFkZ lsok ,oa la?k"kZ rFkk R;kx ds xka/khoknh fopkj/kkjk ds ,d ;qx ds lkFk orZeku dh ,d thoUr dM+h VwV xbZ gSA v/;{k egksn;] eq>s Hkh muls le;≤ ij feyus dk vkSj muds thou ds ckjs esa tkuus dk ekSdk feykA v/;{k egksn;] mudh ljyrk dk vkSj lekt ,oa thou ds çfr mudh çfrc)rk dk lcls cMk lcwr vkt Hkh ;g gS fd vkt Hkh mudk ifjokj ikjEifjd rjhds ls ,d la;qä ifjokj ds rkSj ij jgrk gSA eq>s yxrk fd fdlh O;fä ds thou esa cgqr lkjh dke;kch ds ekinaM ;gh gks ldrs gSa ijUrq geesa ls fdrus ,sls O;fä gSa tks ifjokj dks bl çdkj ls la;qä vkSj çse Hkkouk ls bdës tksM+dj j[k ldrs gSaA fdlh O;fä dh igyh lh<+h vkSj esjs eqrkfcd lcls cM+h lh<+h dh gsA mudk ifjokj vkt Hkh bl ckr dk ,d thoUr mnkgj.k gSA muds fu/ku ls ns'k dks Hkkjh {kfr igqaph gSA egkRek xka/kh th us dgk Fkk fd vkidk thou gh vkidk n'kZu gksuk pkfg,A ,sls l[; cgqr gh le; ds ckn vkrs gSaA muds fu/ku ls ,d ,slh [kkbZ [kkyh gks x;h gS ftldh HkjikbZ ugha gks ldrh gSA ;g lnu fnoaxr ds 'kksd&larIr ifjokj ds lnL;ksa ds çfr viuh gkfnZd laosnuk çdV djrk gSA Jh r¸;c gqlSu] gfj;k.kk ds HkwriwoZ ea=h ;g lnu gfj;k.kk ds HkwriwoZ ea=h Jh r¸;c gqlSu ds 7 väwcj] 2008 dks gq, nq%[kn fu/ku ij xgjk 'kksd çdV djrk gSA mudk tUe 5 vçSy] o 936 dks gqvkA og 1962 esa la;qä iatkc fo/kku lHkk ds fy, pqus x, rFkk 1982 esa mi&ea=h jgsA og 1966] 1984 vkSj 1987 esa gfj;k.kk fo/kku lHkk ds fy, pqus x, rFkk 1986&87 ds nkSjku ea=h jgsA og 1971 rFkk 1980 esa yksd lHkk ds fy, pqus x,A og 1993 rFkk 1998 esa jktLFkku fo/kku lHkk ds fy, pqus x, rFkk 1998 esa ea=h cusA og vusd lkekftd rFkk 'kS{kf.kd laLFkkvksa ls tqM+s jgsA mUgksaus dbZ ns'kksa dh ;k=k,a dhA muds fu/ku ls ns'k ,d vuqHkoh lkaln ,o ;ksX; ç'kkld dh lsokvksa ls oafpr gks x;k gSA esokr {ks= dh çxfr esa mudk ,d fo'ks"k ;ksxnku Hkh jgkA ;g lnu fnoaxr ds 'kksd&larIr ifjokj ds lnL;ksa ds çfr viuh gkfnZd laosnuk çdV djrk gSA Jh diwj pUn 'keZk] gfj;k.kk ds HkwriwoZ jkT; ea=h ;g lnu gfj;k.kk ds HkwriwoZ jkT; ea=h Jh diwj pUn 'keZk ds 3 uoEcj] 2008 dks gq, nq[kn fu/ku ij xgjk 'kksd çdV djrk gSA mudk tUe 17 vxLr] o 922 dks gqvkA og 1996 rFkk 2000 esa gfj;k.kk fo/kku lHkk ds fy, pqus x;sA og 1999 ds nkSjku jkT; ea=h jgsA og ,d fu"Bkoku lkekftd dk;ZdrZk FksA eq>s lnu ds lnL; ds ukrs muds lkFk dk;Z djus dk O;fäxr rkSj ij ekSdk Hkh feykA muds fu/ku ls jkT; ,d vuqHkoh fo/kk;d ,oa ;ksX; ç'kkld dh lsokvksa ls oafpr gks x;k gSA ;g lnu fnoaxr ds 'kksd&larIr ifjokj ds lnL;ksa ds çfr viuh gkfnZd laosnuk çdV djrk gSA Jh euQwy flag] gfj;k.kk fo/kku lek ds HkwriwoZ lnL; ;g lnu gfj;k.kk fo/kku lHkk ds HkwriwoZ lnL; Jh euQwy flag ds 28 flrEcj] 2008 dks gq, nq[kn fu/ku ij xgjk 'kksd çdV djrk gSA mudk tUe 8 Qjojh] 1952 dks gqvkA og 1982 o 1987 esa gfj;k.kk fo/kku &lHkk ds lnL; pqus x,A mUgksus xjhcksa ds mRFkku ds fy, dk;Z fd;kA muds fu/ku ls jkT; ,d vuqHkoh fo/kk;d dh lsokvksa ls oafpr gks x;k gSA ;g lnu fnoaxr ds 'kksd&larIr ifjokj ds lnL;ksa ds çfr viuh gkfnZd laosnuk çdV djrk gSA gfj;k.kk ds LorU=rk lsukuh v/;{k egksn;] tks Lora=rk laxzke esa lcls T;knk vxz.kh jgsa] ftudh otg ls vkt ge lc bl lnu esa cSBs gSa] bl ns'k ds mu Lora=rk lsukfu;ksa dks vk, fnu ge [kksrs tk jgs gSaA ;g lnu mu J)s; LorU=rk lsukfu;ksa ds fu/ku ij xgjk 'kksd çdV djrk gS- ftUgksaus ns'k dh vktknh ds la?k"kZ esa viuk cgqewY; ;ksxnku fn;kA bu egku~ LorU=rk lsukfu;ksa ds uke bl çdkj gSa- 1- Jh txu flag] xko eankSyk ftyk fHkokuhA 2- Jh txr flag] xkao 'kknhiqj ftyk thUnA 3- Jh fpjathyky] xkao eankSyk] ftyk jsokMhA 4- Jh tks/kk flag xkao dj.kiqj] ftyk iapdwykA 5- dkejsM tax flag] xkao ekjok [kqnZ] ftyk ;equkuxjA 6- Jh gkfde jk;] iapdwykA 7- Jh jes'k pUn] vEckykA 8- Jh rqgh jke] xkao cykyh ftyk fHkokuhA 9- Jh fu'kku flag] xkao ckyw ftyk djukyA 10- Jh yky pUn] xkao chxk] ftyk fHkokuhA 11- Jh ukud jke] xkao lqukfj;k dyka] ftyk jksgrdA 12- Jh egsUæ flg- xkao ydMkokyh ftyk fljlkA 13- Jh fugky flg] xkao vkSjaxkckn] ftyk >TtjA 14- Jh ukjk;.k yky vk;Z] ikuhirA 15- Jh jke ;'k] vEckykA 16- Jh xksfcUn jke- xkao 'ksjiqj] ftyk xqM+xkaoA 17- Jh jke ukjk;.k flg] xkao ektjk Hkky[kh] ftyk jsokM+hA 18- Jh MsMk jke- xkao cokuk xqTtj] ftyk jsokMhA 19- Jh jkeir] xkao /kokuk ftyk jsokM+hA 20- Jh calh] xkao edMkSyh dyka] ftyk jksgrdA 21- Jh t; yky] xkao NIikj] ftyk fHkokuhA 22- Jh ihjnkl xko nM+kSyh] ftyk jsokMhA 23 Jh eku flag] xkao xxk.kk ftyk lksuhirA 24- Jh nsl jkt] xkao >kalok] ftyk >TtjA 25- Jh [kkM~Mw jke] xkao vklyokl] ftyk jsokMhA ;g lnu bu egku~ LorU=rk lsukfu;ksa dks 'kr&'kr ueu djrk gS vkSj buds 'kksd&lraIr ifjokjksa ds lnL;ksa ds çfr viuh gkfnZd laosnuk çdV djrk gSA gfj;k.kk ds 'kghn ;g lnu mu ohj lSfudksa dks viuk vJqiw.kZ ueu djrk gS] ftUgksus ekr`Hkwfe dh ,drk ,o v[k.Mrk dh j{kk ds fy, vnE; lkgl dk ifjp; nsrs gq, vius thou dk loZksPp cfynku fn;kA bu egku~ ohj lSfudksa ds uke bl çdkj gSa 1- dSIVu lfpu HkkfV;k- fljlkA 2- dSIVu euthr flag- jfr;k] ftyk QrsgkcknA 3- ysf¶VusaV vfer] xkao 'kQhiqj] ftyk >TtjA 4- fujh{kd v'kksd dqekj] xko ckNksn ftyk egsUæx 5- fujh{kd uQs flag] xkao fpeuh] ftyk >TtjA 6- mi&fujh{kd lq[kchj flag] xkao xksjhiqj] ftyk fHkokuhA 7- lgk;d mi&fujh{kd eqjkjh yky] xkao fcgkyh] ftyk egsUæx<+A 8 goynkj lqyrku flg] xkao t[kokyk- ftyk dq#{ks=A 9- goynkj Lo.kZthr flag] xko iatks[kMk] ftyk vEckykA 10- goynkj eqjkjh flag] xko lqxjiqj] ftyk fHkokuhA 11- goynkj gal jkt] dq#{ks=A 12- goynkj j.k/khj flag] xkao xkxksyh ftyk thUnA 13- goynkj cq)jke- xkao NkiMk chchiqj] ftyk egsUæx 14- uk;d jke vorkj] xkao ckSandyka] ftyk fHkokuhA 15- flikgh lrchj flag] xkao dkoyh ftyk jsokMhA 18- flikgh /keZchj] xkao Qse] ftyk thUnA 17- flikgh lriky flag] xkao ukaxy rstw ftyk jsokMhA 18- flikgh lqjs'k dqekj] xkao ckÙkk] ftyk dSFkyA 19- flikgh lriky flag xkao duhuk] ftyk egsUæx 20- flikgh j.ktksj flag] xkao lkyou] ftyk djukyA