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English Version not to be issued TwdfthSeriei.Vol.il. No. 10 r n n _____ Tuefdoy, Jime 9,1998 KFFRfJCE ONLK Jyalitha1 9 , l(S«k«) LOK SABHA DEBATES (English Version) ; Second Session (Twelfth Lok Sabha) ( Vol. II contains Nos. I to 10) L o k s a b h a s e c r e t a r u t N E W D E L H I Price : Rs. 50.00 EDITORIAL BOARD Shri S. Gopaian Secratary*General LokSabha Dr. A.K. Pandey Additional Secretary Lok Sabha Secretariat Shri RC. Bhatt Chief Editor Shri A.R ChalcravartI Senior Editor Shri J.C. Sharma Editor ( Original Emqush Proceeomqs incluoco in English Version and original Hinoi Proceedings incluoeo in Hindi Version whj. be treated as authoritative and not THE TRANSLi^nON THEREOF.) j, CONTENTS [ Twelfth Series, Vol. II, Second Session, 1920 (Saka)] No. 10,Tuesday, June 9 ,1998/Jyaistha 19,1920 (Saka) Subject Columns ORAL ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS •Starred Questions Nos. 182 - 185 2 -2 7 WRITTEN ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS ; Starred Questions Nos. 186-201 27 -50 ^ Unstarred Questions Nos. 1898 - 2127 ............................................................................................................. 50 -317 LAID ON THE TABLE ........................................................................................................................................ 3 1 7-3 34 JNTO COMMITTEE All India Institute of Medical Sciences ................................................................................................................................. 335 MOTION RE : CONSIDERATION OF STATUS PAPER ON RAILWAYS BUDGET (RAILWAYS) 1998-99 - GENERAL DISCUSSION AND ................................................................... DEMANDS FOR EXCESS GRANTS (RAILWAYS), 1995-96 (Contd.) ............................................................... 348-359 Shri NItish Kumar 348-359 APPROPRIATION (RAILWAYS) NO 2 BILL........................................................................................................................ 359-361 Motion to consider 359 Shri Nitish Kumar 359 Clauses 2 to 61 ........................ 361 Motion to pass ........................................................................................................................................................................ 361 CALLING ATTENTION TO MATTER OF URGENT PUBLIC IMPORTANCE ................................................ 362-375.379-383 Import of exotic dangerous wheat from Australia Shri Prithviraj D Chavan 362,364-368 Sardar Surjit Singh Barnala ................................................................................................... 362-364,380-383 i Shri Ajit Jogi 368-370 Dr. T. Subbarami Reddy ......................................................................................................................... 371-375 Shri R. Sambaslva Rao .......................................................................................................................................... 379 Shri Manoranjan Bhakta ......................................................................................................................................... 380 ‘The Sign -»> markod above the name of a Member indicates that the question was acutally asked on the noor of the House by that Member (i) Subject C olumns STATEMENT BY MINISTER Communal situation in Moradabad and Hyderabad Shri L.K. Advani........................................................................................................................ 375-379 BUSINESS ADy/ISORY COMMITTEE Second Report - A dopt9d ....................................................................................................................... 383-384 MATTERS UNDER RULE 377 .............................................................................................................................. 384-388 (I) Need to declare Dr. Sir Harl Singh Gaur University in Madhya Pradesh as Central University Shri Virendra Kumar........................................................................................... ........ 384 (ii) Need to provide Compensation to the people displaced due to Central projects in Robertsganj Parliamentary Constituency Shri Ramshakal .......................................................................................................... 384-385 (iii) Need to suitably amend Gazette Notification of September 10,1993 issued by Ministry of Welfare by Placing ‘Sahu’ or ‘Rathore’ after the word Tell’ at SI. No. 46 Shri Chandrashekhar Sahu.......................................................................................... 385 (Iv) Need to provkJe adequate funds to the State Government of Uttar Pradesh for constructton of a brklge on river Ganga at Balua in Varanasi district Shri Anand Ratna Maurya.......................................................................................... 385 (V) Need to ban import to edible oils with a view to save indigenous oil industry Shri C.PM Giriyappa ............................................................................................... 385-386 (Vi) Need to take steps to remove water pollutton In underground water at Churu in Rajasthan and to have permanent solution to drinking water problem Shri Narendra Budania............................................................................................. 386 (vil) Need to open LPG outlets In Important towns of Ulberia Parliamentary constituency. West Bengal Shri Hannan Mollah .................................................................................................. 386 (viii) Need to remove anomaly arising due to new definitbn of poverty line as adopted by the Planning Commission Shri Bhartraharl Mahtab............................................................................................ 387 (ix) Need to recognise State-level Trade Unk>ns Shri C. Kuppusamy ................................................................................................... 387 (X) Need to provkle adequate postal facilities at Bandra (East) Shri Madhukar Sirpotdar........................................................................................... 388 (xi) Need to set up an L. R T. at Mananthody In Wynad District of Kerala to make available T. V. programmes to the Tribal people Shri Mullapally Ramachandran ................................................................................ 388 (ii) Subject Columns STATUTORY RESOLUTION RE ; DISAPPROVAL OF ELECTRICITY REGULATORY COMMISSIONS ORDINANCE — NegativtdmD ELECTRICITY REGULATORY COMMISSIONS BILL................................................................................... 380-454 Motion to Consider.................................................................................................................................. 389 Shrl Basu D«b Acharla................................................................................................... 389,447,449 Shrl P. R. Kutnaramangalam........................................................................................... 380-401,443-447 ShrlVarkala Radhakrishnan...........................................................;............................... 401,415-419 Shrl K.S. Rao ........................................................................................................................... 402-407 Shrl S. MalllKarjunalah............................................................................................................. 407-409 Shrl P Shiv Shankar................................................................................................................ 410-412 Shrl T. R, Baalu ........................................................................................................................ 412-414 Shrl R. Muthlah........................................................................................................................ 419-420 Shri Mohan Singh ......................................................................................................................................... 420-422 Shri V. Dhananjaya Kumar 422-425 Shrl Virendra Singh....................................................................................................................................... 425-426 Dr. S. Venugopalachary .................................................................................................................................426-427 Shrl BIkranf) Kesharl D eo........................................................................................................ 427-428 Dr. Ulhas Vasudeo Patll.......................................................................................................... 428-429 Shri Valko................................................................................................................................ 431-432 Shri Ramdas Athawale ........................................................................................................... 432-433 Shri N. K. Premchandran........................................................................................................ 433-434 Shri Shallendra Kumar........................................................................................................... 434-435 Dr. T. SubbaramI Reddy.......................................................................................................... 435-437 Shrl Tathagata Satpathy.......................................................................................................... 437-438 Shri K. D. Sultanpuri..............................................................................................................
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