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SPECIAL MENTIONS the Following Matters of Urgent Public Importance SPECIAL MENTIONS The following matters of Urgent Public Importance were raised/laid in the House with the permission of the Chair during the Session: — Sl.No. Date Name of the Subject Time Member taken Hrs.Mts. 1. 20- Shri P. G. Demand for Central assistance to 0-03 11- Narayanan the tune of Rs.3000 crores to Tamil 2002 Nadu. 2. 0-03 Dr. M. N. Das Resurgence of virulent malaria in - do tribal districts of Orissa. 3. - 0-04 Shri Motilal Vora Resentment among sugarcane growers of Uttar Pradesh. 4. - do 0-03 - Shri Vijay Singh Demand for Central University Yadav status to Patna University. 5. 0-02 - do Frequent MIG crashes. 6. - Shri Suresh 0-04 Kalmadi Rising incidents of rape. 7. 0-04 21- Shrimati Kum Raised a matter regarding illegal 11- Kum Rai operations by fraudulent travel 2002 agents in the country. 8. Shri Balwant 0-01 - do Singh - Ramoowalia Construction of national memorial 9. in honour of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar. 0-04 - do - Shri R. S. Gavai Increasing atrocities against women 10. in Delhi. 0-01 Miss Mabel 11. 21- Rebello Request to restore running of 0-02 11- Gatiman Goods Train. 12. 2002 0-02 Shri P. K. Decline in prices of Tea. Maheshwari 13. - do Serious problem being created by 0-02 Sl.No. Date Name of the Subject Time Member taken Hrs.Mts. - stray dogs and the increase in their Shri C. O. number and cases of rabies. 14. Poulose 0-03 - do Need for sharing of power in Hydro - Shri M. P. Stations in Punjab. 15. Abdussamad 0-03 Samadani Implementation of SC/ST - do reservation policy by Universities. - Shri Santosh 16. Bagrodia Pathetic conditions of C.G.H.S. 0-03 - do Dispensaries. - Shri Moolchand 17. Meena 0-01 - do Need for issuing of caste certificate - to the SC/ST/OBC candidates in 18. Dr. Alladi P. case of inter-state migration. 0-03 Rajkumar - do Need to review the new 19. - amendments to the Legal Services 0-02 Authority Act. Shri Shyam Lal . 20. - do Need for formulation of special 0-03 - schemes for educated unemployed youths in the country. Shri N. K. 21. Premachandran Distribution of river water between 0-01 21- Uttaranchal and U. P. 11- 22. 2002 Prof. M. M. Bid to take over the 0-02 Agarwal Arunachaleswar temple at Thiruvannamalai by the 23. Archaeological Survey of India. 0-02 - do Shri Manohar 24. - Kant Dhyani Need for early announcement of 0-04 minimum support price for oil palm. 25. - do Shri C. P. Need for financial assistance to 0-01 - Thirunavukkarasu Assam to overcome damages 26. caused due to flood. 0-05 Sl.No. Date Name of the Subject Time Member taken Hrs.Mts. 22- Shri Ravula Demand for increasing import duty 27. 11- Chandra Sekar on silk yarn. 0-02 2002 Reddy 28. Revival of the fertilizer units of 0-02 Shri Karnendu Durgapur, Barauni, Sindri, 29. - do Bhattacharjee Ramgudam, Talcher, etc. 0-04 - Smt. N. P. Durga Severe water problem in Andhra 30. Pradesh. 0-03 Shri Lalu Prasad 31. - do Demand for renaming of 6 Krishna 0-03 - Menon Marg as Jagjivan Ram Dr. T. Subbarami Memorial. 32. Reddy 0-02 - do Another Stock Market Scam in the - Smt. Jamana offing. 33. Devi Barupal 0-04 Train facility to the pilgrims visiting 22- Haridwar. 34. 11- Miss Mabel 0-02 2002 Rebello Increase in crimes and police excesses in Delhi. 35. 26- Shri Harendra 0-02 11- Singh Malik 36. 2002 Grievances of students in Delhi. 0-01 Maulana Obaidullah Khan Problem of fluoride in drinking 37. - do Azmi water in Maharashtra. 0-03 - 38. Shri B. P. Apte Request for sanctioning of SGSY 0-03 - do special projects in Andhra Pradesh. 39. - Shri Satish 0-02 Pradhan Need for protection of traditional 40. economic interest of tribals. 0-04 - do - Smt. Vanga Urgent need for banning the use of Geetha endosulfan in the country. 41. - do 0-02 - Need for expansion of AIIMS. Dr. M. N. Das 42. - do Need for the establishment of fast 0-02 Sl.No. Date Name of the Subject Time Member taken Hrs.Mts. - track courts in all the States. 43. Shri M. P. 0-01 Abdussamad Prevention of Thalassaemia in the - do Samadani country. 44. - 0-03 Smt. N. P. Durga Release of Krishna water to Andhra - do Pradesh. 45. - Shri Motilal Vora 0-01 Continuing atrocities on dalits. 46. - do Shri Prasanta Request for sanctioning of 0-02 - Chatterjee watersheds under District 47. Development Programme to 0-03 Dr. Alladi P. Anantpur District of Andhra 26- Rajkumar Pradesh. 48. 11- 0-02 2002 Shrimati Sarla Need for anti conversion law. Maheshwari 49. 0-04 - do Shri K. Rama Evacuation of people from forest - Mohan Rao land. Pathetic condition of patients in 50. - do Government aided private 0-02 - Shri P. G. hospitals. 51. Narayanan 0-02 - do City challenge fund for development - of urban areas. 52. Shri Janardhana 0-03 Poojary Request for speedy construction of - do GAIL pipeline in Andhra Pradesh. 53. - Shri Kalraj Mishra 0-02 Demand for subsidy on tractors 28- with 35 hp engine. 54. 11- Shrimati Prema 0-03 2002 Cariappa Need for according world heritage 55. status to Hyderabad. 0-03 - do - Shri Rama Muni Implementation of mid day meals 56. Reddy Sirigireddy scheme for school children. 0-02 - do Sl.No. Date Name of the Subject Time Member taken Hrs.Mts. - Shri R. Kamaraj Need to amend the basis of transfer 57. of grants from Centre to States. 0-01 Dr. C. Narayana 58. Reddy 0-02 - do - Demand for Climate Policy. 59. Shrimati Shabana 0-03 Azmi Need for further improvement in 60. 28- the Virtual Calling Card System of 0-02 11- MTNL. 2002 Shri Santosh 61. Bagrodia Request for allocation of funds for 0-01 - do new railway lines in Tamil Nadu. - 62. Utilisation of funds at Hatighal to 0-02 control erosion by Brahmaputra. 63. - do Shri Manoj 0-02 - Bhattacharya Need to amend the Airports Authority Act, 1994. 64. Shri Nandi 0-02 - do Yellaiah Caving in of a wall in Parliament - Library Building. 65. 0-03 Shri C. Perumal Clandestine supply of missile - do technology to Pakistan by North 66. - Korea. 0-03 Shri Drupad 67. - do Borgohain Distress sale of paddy by growers 0-02 - in A.P. 68. Shri M. V. Demand for upgradation of 0-09 - do Rajasekharan Sambalpur University to Central 69. - University. 0-02 Shri Rama 70. Shanker Kaushik Exploitation of Indian girls by NRI 0-03 - do grooms - Shri Rajeev 71. Shukla Need for new railway line between 0-03 Macherla in A.P. and Riachur in 72. Karnataka 0-02 Dr. Dasari Sl.No. Date Name of the Subject Time Member taken Hrs.Mts. 73. 29- Narayana Rao Request for special grant to A.P. for 0-02 11- Godavari Pushkarams 2002 Ms. Pramila 74. Bohidar Request for regular supply of CARE 0-02 - do food - 75. Shrimati Request for inclusion of Gowari 0-03 Gurcharan Kaur caste in the revised S.T. List of 76. - do Maharashtra 0-03 - Shri Ravula 77. Chandra Sekar Request for starting of Hamidnagar- 0-02 Reddy Punpun Irrigation Project. - do 78. - Shrimati Vanga Death of children in the western UP 0-02 Geetha and Uttaranchal due to mysterious disease 79. - do 0-02 - Shrimati N.P. Implementation of the Disabilities 80. Durga Act, 1995. - do 0-02 - Shri R.S. Gavai Immediate need to save national 81. bird from extinction 0-02 82. - do Shri Vijay Singh Interlinking of rivers 0-03 - Yadav 83. Threat posed to dolphins in Chilika 0-03 lake. 84. 3- Shri Kalraj Mishra 0-02 12- Autonomy of National Commission 85. 2002 for Women. 0-02 Shri P.G. - do Narayanan 86. - Need for minimum standard in 0-02 Shri Rama Muni patient care. 87. Reddy Sirigireddy 0-03 3- Plight of under trial prisoners in the 12- Dr. Alladi P. country. 88. 2002 Rajkumar 0-02 Need for special status to Rajasthan - do Miss Mabel under Accelerated Irrigation Benefit 89. - Rebello Programme. 0-02 Sl.No. Date Name of the Subject Time Member taken Hrs.Mts. Shrimati Chandra Request to accord status of special 90. - do Kala Pandey category state to Rajasthan. 0-03 - 91. Shri Manoj Need for strong measures against 0-02 Bhattacharya drug menace. 92. - do 0-02 - Shrimati Kum Alarming increase in health Kum Rai problems. 93. - do 0-02 - Shri Santosh Unreasonable tariff of Telephone Bagrodia Services. 94. 0-01 - do - Shrimati Jamana Hogenakkal water supply sanitation 95. Devi Barupal project in Dharmapuri District of 0-02 Tamil Nadu. 96. - do Dr. M. N. Das 0-02 - Closure of NTC Mills. Shri Lalitbhai 97. Mehta Enhancement of royalty on lignite 0-03 - do at par with Group V Coal. - Shri C. O. 98. Poulose Need to rejuvenate the coconut 0-02 - do sector in Kerala. - 99. Shri C. Perumal Dispute over assets between U. P. 0-02 and Uttaranchal. 3- 100 12- Shri Datta Meghe Reported submarine deal with 0-02 2002 French Company. Shri R. Kamaraj 101 5- Menace of ragging in the country. 0-02 12- 102 2002 Shri J. Appointment of trained apprentice 0-02 Chitharanjan in Bhilai Steel Plant. - do 103 - Shri Motilal Use of Ayurvedic medicine. 0-02 Vora Development of tribal areas in 104 - do Shri Eduardo Rajasthan 0-02 Sl.No. Date Name of the Subject Time Member taken Hrs.Mts. - Faleiro - do Prof. M. Need for tightening the security 105 - Sankaralingam around Jagannath Temple, Puri.
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