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Lok Sabha (Till Monsoon Session) 2013-14 – Part-I New & Renewable Energy on Environment: Lok Sabha (till Monsoon Session) 2013-14 – Part-I Q. No. Q. Type Date Ans by Members Title of the Questions Subject Specific Political State Ministry Party Representati ve New & Development of Renewable Shri Gowdar Renewable Energy 2 Starred 22.02.2013 Energy Mallikarjunappa Resources Alternative Technologies BJP Karnataka Shri Surendra Singh Nagar Energy Studies BJP Uttar Pradesh New & Renewable Shri Nripendra Nath Small Hydro Power 6 Starred 22.02.2013 Energy Roy Projects Alternative Technologies AIFB West Bengal Shri Manohar Tirkey Energy Studies RSP West Bengal New & Renewable Shri Jai Prakash Integrated Rural Energy 23 Unstarred 22.02.2013 Energy Agarwal Programme Alternative Technologies INC Delhi New & Renewable Shri Shivkumar 37 Unstarred 22.02.2013 Energy Chanabasappa Udasi Grid-Fed Solar Power Alternative Technologies BJP Karnataka New & Dr. (Shri) Renewable Energy Renewable Mahendrasinh Products 57 Unstarred 22.02.2013 Energy Pruthvisinh Chauhan Alternative Technologies BJP Gujarat New & Ind. Renewable Dr. (Shri) Kirodilal 59 Unstarred 22.02.2013 Energy Meena Solar Energy Generation Alternative Technologies Rajasthan Shri Sultan Ahmed Energy Studies AITC West Bengal Shri Shivkumar Chanabasappa Udasi BJP Karnataka Shri Ramkishun SP Uttar Pradesh New & Renewable 84 Unstarred 22.02.2013 Energy Shri Anto Antony Bio Gas Fertilizer Plants Alternative Technologies INC Kerala New & Public-Private Partnership 158 Unstarred 22.02.2013 Renewable Shri S.Pakkirappa In Renewable Energy Alternative Technologies BJP Karnataka Energy Sector New & Renewable Shri Suresh Solar Energy in Rural 161 Unstarred 22.02.2013 Energy Chanabasappa Angadi Areas Alternative Technologies BJP Karnataka New & Renewable 184 Unstarred 22.02.2013 Energy Dr. (Shri) Ajay kumar Biomass Power Producers Alternative Technologies JVM (P) Jharkhand Shri Haribhau Madhav Jawale Energy Studies BJP Maharashtra Dr. (Shri) Mahendrasinh Pruthvisinh Chauhan BJP Gujarat New & Renewable 187 Unstarred 22.02.2013 Energy Shri Manohar Tirkey Power from Baggasse Alternative Technologies RSP West Bengal Shri Nripendra Nath Roy Energy Studies AIFB West Bengal Shri Narhari Mahto Agriculture AIFB West Bengal New & Renewable 195 Unstarred 22.02.2013 Energy Shri P.T.Thomas JNNSM Alternative Technologies INC Kerala New & Remote Village Renewable Electrification 61 Starred 01.03.2013 Energy Shri A.K. S. Vijayan Programme Alternative Technologies DMK Tamil Nadu Smt. Yashodhara Raje Madhya Scindia Energy Studies BJP Pradesh New & Renewable 79 Starred 01.03.2013 Energy Shri M.I. Shanavas Akshay Urja Shops Alternative Technologies INC Kerala New & Renewable Decentralised Distribution 707 Unstarred 01.03.2013 Energy Shri Jayant Chaudhary Grids Alternative Technologies RLD Uttar Pradesh New & Production of Bio Diesel Renewable from Agriculture 778 Unstarred 01.03.2013 Energy Shri Ijyaraj Singh Residues Alternative Technologies INC Rajasthan Shri Gorakh Prasad Jaiswal Agriculture BJP Uttar Pradesh New & Financial Incentives for 789 Unstarred 01.03.2013 Renewable Shri Tathagata Satpathy Solar Energy Alternative Technologies BJD Odisha Energy New & Renewable Shri Ramashankar Collaboration with 790 Unstarred 01.03.2013 Energy Rajbhar Government of Spain Alternative Technologies BJP Uttar Pradesh New & Renewable 794 Unstarred 01.03.2013 Energy Shri A.Ganeshamurthi Second Phase of JNNSM Alternative Technologies MDMK Tamil Nadu Shri Anand Prakash Paranjpe Energy Studies SS Maharashtra Shri Eknath Mahadeo Gaikwad INC Maharashtra Shri Bhaskarrao Bapurao Patil INC Maharashtra New & Renewable Shri A.T. Patil alias 808 Unstarred 01.03.2013 Energy Nana Solar Energy Production Alternative Technologies BJP Maharashtra New & Switching over to Solar Renewable Energy Sector due to 825 Unstarred 01.03.2013 Energy Shri Jose K. Mani Diesel Price Hike Alternative Technologies KC(M) Kerala New & Renewable Shri Parayamparanbil Energy Plants and Solar 835 Unstarred 01.03.2013 Energy Kuttapan Biju Parks Alternative Technologies CPI(M) Kerala Shri Jai Prakash Agarwal Energy Studies INC Delhi Shri Adagooru Huchegowda Vishwanath INC Karnataka Shri Anirudhan Sampath CPI(M) Kerala Shri Arjun Ram Meghwal BJP Rajasthan New & Shri Jadhav Prataprao Renewable Bio Fuel Policy SS Ganpatrao 841 Unstarred 01.03.2013 Energy Alternative Technologies Maharashtra Shri Ijyaraj Singh Energy Studies INC Rajasthan New & Renewable 843 Unstarred 01.03.2013 Energy Shri P.R. Natarajan Wind Energy Generation Alternative Technologies CPI(M) Tamil Nadu Shri Ravneet Singh Energy Studies INC Punjab Shri Ashok Kumar Rawat BJP Uttar Pradesh Shri Kameshwar Baitha JMM Jharkhand Shri Devji Mansingram Patel BJP Rajasthan New & Renewable Shri Vikrambhai 860 Unstarred 01.03.2013 Energy Arjanbhai Maadam Lead batteries Alternative Technologies INC Gujarat New & Renewable Shri Syed Shahnawaz 869 Unstarred 01.03.2013 Energy Hussain Wind Mills Alternative Technologies BJP Bihar New & Renewable 882 Unstarred 01.03.2013 Energy Shri Dushyant Singh Bio-Gas Production Alternative Technologies BJP Rajasthan Shri Radha Mohan Singh Energy Studies BJP Bihar Shri Bhudeo Choudhary JD(U) Bihar Madhya Shri Bhoopendra Singh BJP Pradesh Shri Rajendra Agarwal BJP Uttar Pradesh New & Bio Diesel And Bio Renewable Shri Ijyaraj Singh Ethanol 171 Starred 08.03.2013 Energy Alternative Technologies INC Rajasthan Shri Ratan Singh Energy Studies INC Rajasthan Energy Studies BJP Uttar Pradesh New & Shri Sardar Partap Evacuation Problems in 1849 Unstarred 08.03.2013 Renewable Energy Studies INC Punjab Singh Bajwa States Energy New & Smt. Darshana Vikram KVIC Model of Bio-Gas 1850 Unstarred 08.03.2013 Renewable Energy Studies BJP Jordosh Production Energy Gujarat New & 1852 Unstarred 08.03.2013 Renewable Shri Dilip Singh Ju Deo Solar Street Light BJP Chhattisgarh Energy Alternative Technologies New & Private Sector In Solar 1865 Unstarred 08.03.2013 Renewable Shri S. Pakkirappa BJP Karnataka Energy Energy Alternative Technologies 1866 Unstarred 08.03.2013 New & Shri C. Rajendran Tidal Power Projects Alternative Technologies AIADM Tamil Nadu Renewable K Energy Shri N. Chaluvaraya Energy Studies JD(S) Karnataka Swamy New & Shri Narendra Singh Solar Energy in Coastal Madhya 1874 Unstarred 08.03.2013 Renewable BJP Tomar Areas Pradesh Energy Alternative Technologies New & Shri Botcha Jhansi 1886 Unstarred 08.03.2013 Renewable GBI for Wind Energy INC Andhra Lakshmi Energy Alternative Technologies Pradesh New & 1892 Unstarred 08.03.2013 Renewable Smt. Mausam Noor REC-III INC West Bengal Energy Alternative Technologies New & Smt. Supriya Sadanand 1919 Unstarred 08.03.2013 Renewable Solar Energy Corporation NCP Sule Energy Alternative Technologies Maharashtra Dr. (Shri) Sanjeev Energy Studies NCP Ganesh Naik Maharashtra New & Madhya 1922 Unstarred 08.03.2013 Renewable Smt. Sumitra Mahajan Solar and Wind Power BJP Pradesh Energy Alternative Technologies Andhra Shri Ponnam Prabhakar Energy Studies INC Pradesh New & 1925 Unstarred 08.03.2013 Renewable Shri Jagadanand Singh Assessment Of Radiation RJD Bihar Energy Alternative Technologies New & Shri Baijayant "Jay" 1938 Unstarred 08.03.2013 Renewable RDD&D Energy Studies BJD Panda Energy Odisha New & Various Programme for Shri Sameer Magan 1940 Unstarred 08.03.2013 Renewable Development of Solar NCP Bhujbul Energy Energy Alternative Technologies Maharashtra Shri Kunwar Rewati Energy Studies SP Uttar Pradesh Raman Singh Shri Dilip Singh Judeo BJP Chhattisgarh New & Shri Ramashankar Central data base of 1951 Unstarred 08.03.2013 Renewable Rajbhar renewable Energy Energy Alternative Technologies BJP Uttar Pradesh 1968 Unstarred 08.03.2013 New & Shri Ashok Tanwar Investment in Renewable Energy Studies BJP Karnataka Renewable Energy Sector Energy New & Solar Power Generation Renewable in Public and Private 1972 Unstarred 08.03.2013 Energy Dr.(Shri) Charles Dias Sector Energy Studies INC Kerala New & Shri Adagooru Renewable Huchegowda 1990 Unstarred 08.03.2013 Energy Vishwanath Solar Lamps Alternative Technologies INC Karnataka Shri M.I. Shanavas Energy Studies INC Kerala Shri Prem Das Rai SDF Sikkim New & Renewable Sardar Partap Singh 1998 Unstarred 08.03.2013 Energy Bajwa Targets under JNNSM Alternative Technologies INC Punjab New & Renewable AIADM 2002 Unstarred 08.03.2013 Energy Shri C. Rajendran Solar Appliances Alternative Technologies K Tamil Nadu New & Renewable Shri Kalikesh Narayan 2012 Unstarred 08.03.2013 Energy Singh Deo Targets of NAPCC Alternative Technologies BJD Odisha New & Renewable Shri Virendra Kumar Clean Energy Madhya 2019 Unstarred 08.03.2013 Energy Alternative Technologies BJD Pradesh New & Renewable 2032 Unstarred 08.03.2013 Energy Shri Manohar Tikrey Energy Education Parks Energy Studies RSP West Bengal Shri Narahari Mahato Alternative Technologies AIFB West Bengal New & Renewable Shri Haribhau Madhav Solar Power for Water 2048 Unstarred 08.03.2013 Energy Jawale Pumping Alternative Technologies BJP Maharashtra Shri Nishikant Dubey Energy Studies BJP Jharkhand New & Renewable Shri Yogi Adityanath Awareness Campaign 2055 Unstarred 08.03.2013 Energy Alternative Technologies BJP Uttar Pradesh Shri Pradeep Kumar Singh Energy Studies BJP Bihar New & Renewable Complaints against Solar AIADM 2069 Unstarred 08.03.2013 Energy Shri S.Semmalai Equipments with WTO Alternative Technologies K Tamil Nadu *267 Starred 15.03.2013 New & Smt. Annu Tandon Special Area Alternative Technologies INC Uttar Pradesh Renewable Demonstration Project Energy Programme New & Renewable Energy Renewable System installed
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