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No. 59— Thursday, August 12, 1971($ravana 21,1893 (Saha)
C olumns Oral Answers to Questions— ♦Starred Questions Nos. 1712 to 1719. 1—27 Written Answers to Questions— Starred Questions Nos. 1711 and 1720 to 1740. 27—44 UnStarred Questions Nos. 7775 to 7969. 44—'190 Re Question of Privilege 190—91 Matters under Rule 377 191—202 Papers Laid on the Table 202—08 Conviction of Members 208—09 Committee on Petitions— Minutes 209 Assent to Rills 209—10 Message from Rajya Sabha 210 Estimates Committee— Fifth Report and Minutes 210 Public Accounts Committee— Second and Twenty-eighth Reports* 211 Committee on Government Asmrances— First Report 211 Correction of Answer to S. Q. No. 881 dated 2.7.71 Re. Report of Enquiry Commission on N.F.C. Organisation .. 211—12
Taxation Laws (Amendment) Bill—Introduced 212 Central Sales Tax (Amendment) Bill— Motion to refer to Select Committee 213—15 Prevention of Water Pollution Bill— Motion to concur 215—18
♦The rign+ marked above tbe name of a Member indicates that the question wai actually a*ked on the floor of the House by that Member, C olumns Prevention of Insults to National Honour Bill— Motion to consider 218—34 Shri R. S. Pandey 218—22 Shri M. Satyanarayan Rao 223 Dr. Kami Singh 223—25 Shri S. M. Banerjee 225—27 Shri Rajdeo Singh 227—29 Shri Mohsin 229—32 Clauses 2, 3 and 1 232—34 Motion to Pass 233 Shri Mohsin 233 Shri Ramavatar Shastri 233—34 Prevention of Food Adulteration (Amendment) Bill— Motion to consider 234—48 Shri D. P. Ghattopadhyaya 234—35 Shri Gadadhar Saha 236—37 Shri A. N. Vidyalankar 238—39 Shri Ishaq Sambhali 240—43 Dr. Kailas 243—44 Shri G. Viswanathan 245 Shri M. Satyanarayan Rao 245—46 Clauses 2 to 4 and 1 247—48 Motion to pass 248 Shri D. P. Chattopadhyaya 248 Coal Bearing Areas (Acquisition and Development) Amendment and Validation Bill— Motion to consider 248—57 Shri Shahnawaz Khan 248—50 Shri K. M. Madhukar 250—54 Shri G. Viswanathan 254 Clauses 2 to 8 and 1 254—57 Motion to pass 257 Shri Shahnawaz Khan 257 (iii)
C olumns Discussion Re. Flood and Drought situation in the country 257—335, 336—67 Shri Paripoornanand Painuli 257—64 Shri Krishna Haider 264—68 Dr. Henry Austin 269—71 Shri Ramavatar Shastri 272—76 Shri Shankarrao Savant 276—78 Shri Ranabahadur Singh 278—79 Shri D. N. Tiwary 279—84 Shri M. Rajangam 284—86 Shri Anantrao Patil 288—91 Shri N. N. Pandey 291—94 Shri K. Ramakrishna Reddy 294—95 Shri Chintamani Panigrahi 295—97 Shri P. K. Deo 298—300 Shri Bibhuti Mishra 300—01 Shri P. Venkatasubbaiah 301—04 Shri Shyamnandan Mishra 305—09 Shri Liladhar Kotoki 309—11 Shri Ram Deo Singh 311—14 Shri Vikram Ghand Mahajan 314—16 Shri Hukam Ghand Kacnwai 316—19 Shri N. Shivappa 320—22 Shri Shivnath Singh 322—25 Shri S. S. Mohapatra 325—27 Shri Ganga Reddy 327—29 Shri T. D. Ramble 329-32 Shri JamiJurrahman 332—35, 336—37 Shri K. Basappa 338 Shri Shashi Bhushan 338—39 Shri K. Suryanarayana 339—40 (iv)
C olumns Shr iraati Sahodrabai Rai . 340—41 Shri Dinesh Joarder . 341 Shri Rudra Pratap Singh . 341—42 Shri Ram Bhagat Paswan . 342—43 Shri M. C. Oaga . 343-44 Shri N. K. Sharma . 344 Dr. Govind Das Richhariya . 344—45 Shri Subodh Hansda . 345—46 Shri Chandrika Prasad . 346—47 Shri K. M. Madhukar . 347 Shri B. N* Reddy . 347—48 Shri B. N. Bhargava . 350 Shri Jagannath Mishra . 350—51 Shri Ramji Ram . 351 Shri Dharamrao Afzalpurkar . 351—52 Shri Yamuna Prasad Mandal . 352—53 Shri M. Satyanarayan Rao . 353—54 Shri Eswara Reddy . 354 Prof. S. L. Saksena . 354 Shri Chiranjib Jha . 354—55 Shri Shankar Dayal Singh . 355—56 Shri Nageshwar Dwivedi . 356 Dr. K. L. Rao . 356—62 Shri F. A. Ahmed . 363—65 Statement Re. Reported Appearance of Attorney-General on behalf of Mysore in the Cauvery Waters Dispute . 335—36 Shri H. R. Gokhale . 335 Statement Re. Reported Trial of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman by the Military Regime of Pakistan . 367—72 Shrimati Indira Gandhi . 368—72 LOK SABHA DEBATES
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LOK SABHA due to exposure of milk for unduly long time to high temperatures. Action has been taken to Thursday, August 12, 1971(Sravana 21,1893 (SAKA) regulate the temperature conditions of milk while in storage in Delhi Milk Scheme so that The Lok Sabha met at Eleven of the Clock. the quality is maintained. [Mr. Speaker in the Chair] (2) Presence of foreign matter : Forei ORAL ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS gn matter mostly consists of insects. A sanitary squad has been constituted in Delhi Milk Working Results of Delhi Milk Scheme Scheme h i improving sanitary conditions.
*1712. SHRI C. K. CHANDRAPPAN: (J) Quality of Milk : The standards pres Will the Ministei of AGRICULTURE be cribed for different grades of milk and various pleased to state : milk products sold by Delhi Milk Scheme are being rigidly enloired by Quality Control La (a) whether there are complaints about the boratory. As regaids complaints of adultera Delhi Milk Schcme for the poor quality of its tion, whenever depot staff are found responsi products and also for the losses it incurred ble, prompt and suitable action is taken against during the past; and them. Surprise checks over the milk booths have also been intensified to guard against possibi (b) if so, the steps Government intend to lity of adulteration. take to rectify this ? (4) Rancid flavour In Ghee and Discolo THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE uring : Long storage of ghrv often results in MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE (SHRI off- flavours. In such cases, the tins along with SHER SINGH) : (a) and (b). A Statement is the contents are replaced by Delhi Milk Sche laid on the Table of the Sabha. me on receipt of complaints. Attempts are also being made by Delhi Milk Scheme to len Statement gthen the shelf-life of ghee. (a) Yes, Sir. During the years 1970-71 and 1971-72 (up to July, 1971) U2 and 52 (r>) Losses suffered by D. M. S. : The complaints respectively were received in Delhi main reason fot the losses during the earlier Milk Scheme alleging curdling, presence of years was that there was time lag in revising foreign matter in the milk and poor quality of the selling price of milk consequent on increase the milk, and rancid flavour and discolouring in cost of production. Steps taken/proposed to in Ghee. Losses suffered by the Delhi Milk be taken for avoiding/minimising losses are Scheme from its inception in 1959 until indicated below :— 1968*69 amounting to Rs. 417.68 lakhs were also commented upon adversely by the Audit, (i) Selling pricc of milk is being reviewed the Public Accounts Committee and in the from time to time with a view to ensuring a Parliament. However, during 1969-70, the proper correlation between the cost of Delhi Milk Scheme made a profit of Rs. 73.34 production and the sale price. lakhs. The accounts for the year 1970-71 are (ii) Efforts have been made/arc being yet to be prepared and audited. made to keep down the expenditure on handling, processing and distribution char (b) The following steps arc being taken by ges as well as on administrative establish Delhi Milk Scheme to avoid various type* of ment to the minimum. For this purpose complaints:— norms with regard to handling losses of fat (1) Curdling : Cutdling was found to be have been laid down from the stage of the 3 Oral Answer': AUGUST 12, 1971 Oral Answers 4
receipt of the milk at the Milk Collection foreign matter in the milk bottles. When we and Chilling Centres upto its receipt at the take milk we should be very much careful Central Dairy. Norm in rcspcct of handling whether we will die when such insects are loss during processing has also been pres coming in in the milk bottles. They say that cribed. Road milk tankers have been cali they are going to examine it. In spite of it brated to ensure accurate measurement of why should such things be happening ? In the the quantity of milk delivered at the Central Patriot there was a report 2 days back. Milk Dairy. Norms have also been laid down for bottles were produced before the newsmen. controlling the breakage of bottles. Why should such things be happening ? And also, about the quarter litte bottle, why should SHRI C. K. CHANDRAPPAN : Sir, it is it he for double toned milk only ? Previously a very lengthy statement and it is very cleverly- you used to supply all types of milk in quarter worded. The Delhi Milk Scheme is a concern litre bottles. Why cannot all types of milk be run most inefficiently and to the detriment of supplied in quarter litre bottles This is so the people... mething I cannot understand. I would like to know what is the policy regarding that. Qjiai- MR. SPEAKER : You have started adding tei litre bottle will be helpful to (he common introductions also. poor man.
SHRI C. K. CHANDRAPPAN : I am just coming to the question. It is a very lengthy SHRI SHER SINGH: As regards the statement. He has admitted there that there present e of foreign rnattei and insect, I have was a big loss and to avoid the loss, the already stated in the main reply that a sanitary Government propose to increase the prices of squad has been constituted and we are not just milk. I would like to know whether the profit examining only, but we have actually consti shown in 1909-70 as Rs. 73.34 lakhs is due to tuted a squad and they are working. As for the increase in price. quarter litre bottle, as I said, we have introdu ced it for double-toned milk because that is Secondly, why has the DMS slopped the supplied to the poorer people. For riehei people, they can afTord to buy half a litre of supply of quarter litre bottles which were much milk and they buy more than half a litre, used by common people because they used to one litre or two litres. They never buy quar get the milk in quarter-litre bottle which was ter litre. For the poorer persons who need this very much preferred by the single man, the quarter litre bottles, we are doing that. poor man ? Why was it stopped ?
SHRI SHER SINGH : As far as the losses w * grPHT are concerned, I have explained it in the body of the statement itself. w rr i*PTr*re?rfttfa?g?rvft ir if* fefr ^t»r The profits that we earned in the year ftnpsf srr*rR # 1969-70 were because of several factors. One of them is, of course, rise in price of milk as aft* fa ? * ^ also reducing the expenditure on handling, snrr srnrr ft | ? processing and distribution etc. as also in the establishment and administrative expenditure. All these factors are there. *rf ?Tft t f a t c 3ft fo rr As far as the quarter litre bottle is 90ncerned, we are introducing that for double-toned milk srRfr | * f 3nr i m f f t * t arrar % eft now because the double-toned milk is supplied WT stfsr aft tftsr ftwnr fflfw to the poorer classes of our society and we are z f z re-introducing it for double-toned milk. ^t srorcrs w ^ t ^rr srRrr | ? apTcrr Jr ^ar flrrcT ¥ t ^ ftrmsr SHRI C. K. CHANDRAPPAN : There h | eft * fatT w m x *wr another complaint about the Pelhi Milk Scheme regarding the finding of insects and W 3TT Tft I ? 5 Oral Answers SRAVANA 21, 1893 {SAKA) Oral Ansuers 6
Src ^ fsrc rm aervft or something like that. So, the price* that we charge in Delhi are less than those in other *£i 3 rr| 11 ^ft f e w # ' cities. m i j»r mt ^t£t-m£t srnft f s w ferw As regards the hon. Member’s second ques *w m x t*rr I fit Ttsr *rr$ Thr tion, I would like to submit that we are think qw ^ st irrcft I aft’c ^ ing of increasing the capacity, and we are put mr^r fa^7*Ff srt f«r* *n T rre* * 1 7 13. sft finjfa fas* : sfqr jpft ^ *t *rt *f* * t *n^rr * - *lp *FTFr aft frcjr ^rr?r far : ifrtt ^rarar i r ^ r irateT % *re¥ f ^ r i (v) *TT 1971 % for §TT *ft $K fa * : ^ fcHTOT STRTRfr % ign if T*ft f t £ ; fT^t t I (*t) nfe 7.f, m m i faq-R 3rrrf, sft 3?ra?* w n : w r t,i w r f a f t 1971 % srrsrFT-'wrw -jjrr% % star *T H& ^ *rai*rar sfr % ?*rrfwr 74. At picsent foodgrains produced during 1971 so far are they are getting 2 lakh litres. How arc they the rabi grains. The open market priccs of going to achieve 5 laklis litres within i years i these grains have been some what lower than last year. However, prices of all foodgrains of SHRI SHER SINGH : As for quality of fair average quality have been ruling near milk, we always examine about the quality of oi above the level of procurement pi ices which the milk. As for the other question about pro aie assured to the cultivators and are quite fit in Kaira Dairy Scheme, they are earning remunerative. profit no doubt. We have also started earning profit now. (b) So far as Government are aware, it is not so. SHRI SEZHIYAN : By increasing the price. (c) Does not arise. SHRI SHER SINGH : If we compare the price our prices compare favourably with their *ft f m r : sfr, 19 7 1 if prices. They sell at the rate of Rs. 1-31 p. in the Bombay Milk Scheme. But here we are ^ % m m *tpt ?ft q m supplying good milk or first grade milk at the 1971 if | | ?fi str vr v t fox w r, rate of Rs. 1.16 a litre. Now, we are increa sing the price a little bit, but as compared to aftr ^ 3ft ^ | fc »rr«r % the prices in other cities, the prices in Delhi ’tft strr: if sffipr f.?r v t, g m f a are still very low. In Bombay, they charge Rs. 1.50 per liter, and in Calcutta it is Rs. 1.70 ^€f% PraRT % ng 7 Oral Ansxm AUGUST 12, 1971 Oral Ansumt 8 forr I % fr* H k *ft aft 8 | million tonnes of foodgrains were procured at the procurement price, and we had given a ari'B s f r ^ R | ^ rr ^ p p t ft firm assurance to the Indian farmers that 9XVR fr ^t | 3#T frmfrf % whatever grains they brought into the market of fair or average quality would be procured frsft srffrffrfa sfr $*rr t t t f r at the procurement pricc, despite the fact that 3*^rfr 9n«f> s f t e ^ fr?r?ft 11 ft the market prices may be lower. The prices t o t ? % 5fPT?rr ^t^tt j fr art grfte would have been so much depressed if such massive operation had not been carried on by TO frtfHt % the Food Corporation. So, this has to be fr ^ «FT T ft t WT, a rk appreciated. * rr *j?te 8ti«b sn^^nr | «n*r fr SHRI M. SATYANARAYAN RAO: t w *r* ®rrfr srilteift ? May I know whether the hon. Minister is aware of the fact that there is fluctuation of SHRI ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE: I foodgrain prices, and if so, may I also know appreciate the concern of hon. Members that whether in view of the fact that the farmers the farmer* in India should get a reasonable have to invest huge amounts for the produc price. But as the hon. Member himself is aware, tion of foodgrains, Government are going to we have constituted the Agricultural Prices take any steps to see that the prices of food Commission to advise the Government of grains do not fluctuate ? India on fixation of prices. There is also an advisory committee in which some Members SHRI ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE : If we of Parliament arc also there, besides some look into the history of marketing of foodgrains farmers, which advises the Agricultural Prices in India during the last 40*50 years, we find Commission. Moreover, the price policy in there was a wide and violent fluctuation in regard to foodgrains is formulated not on some prices every time and speculators used to have arbitrary principles or arbitrary advice, but their own day. Now as a result of the com we also consult the State Chief Ministers and manding position sccured by the Food Cor then formulate it. poration in the Indian markets, the fluctua tions have narrowed down and the difference «ft fcrg(fcr fa « r: ?sfr f r ^ n f =ft between the post-harvest prices and lean period prices is not much, though there is some f 35 sterner ^fr % fair | i eft ft difference. So the farmers’ interest is being srr^rcr jf f r qrflft m v f w , adequately looked after as a result of massive t t sm *r? to t, m tft *1 *t$ affr operations by the Corporation. If the hon. member has any suggestions to improve matters fr^rpff *t af^ftjra’ apt ^ f still further, I am prepared to look into them. apt ar? *pft I , snr ^rr?ff f t arrar aft fr*T?T tfto r SHRI K. SURYANARAYANA: The Government of India always escape from their faFRft t *3 srfit f*mcfr 11 v r f a fr responsibility when it is a question of giving a ?wfrm«rr frfrgpff^ ^ ^ r s r r w fair deal to the farmer in terms of prices and st anfr»ft i at ft ^r^rr g f r other things. Government have fixed prices of other commodities taking into account the ffrw frm’ff ®rfr §fr % various expenses which have to be incurred fafr w r ssr Tift | ? by the producers. Will they do the same in the case of the farmer, that is to say, fix the SHRI ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE i The prices of foodgrains and other things taking hon. Member should know and also appreciate, into account the expenses to be incurred by because I expect appreciation also by him, that the farmers, reasonable margin etc. for the first time, such a large-scale operation in India has been taken up by a public sector SHRI ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE : The organisation like the Food Corporation of cost of inputs is taken into account by the India, and almost 30 per cent of the market- Agricultural Prices Commission while formulat able surplus was mopped up by them : almost ing their report. Government also take other 9 Oral Answtrs SRAVANA 21, 1893 (SAKA) Oral Answers 10
factori into account. The problem is really SHRI P. R. SHENOY ; Do Government complicated, but by and large, now a very consult farmers or farmers’ associations while sound policy ia formulated and we are trying fixing the procurement prices ? to give procurement prices which are reason* ably remunerative. SHRI ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE : There is an advisory committee including some MPs. : apaTSRt, W r apf and some farmers. That is consulated.
*Pt3fo:5*r ^ rr cfr SHRI R. V. SWAMINATHAN : Arising stft *ffrfr % snr «r? fc aft out of the answer against part (c), will fa faETH % sn rr wm t 1 1 ^ Government consider the desirability of giving of some incentives to the farmers by way of fattt ?PTFTT ^'T *T ^ f«r increasing the procurement prices or reducing Tf^fr m * r ^ r ^ the price of agricultural implements and fertilizers to reduce the cost of cultivation 3Rro*t fsrg% fa faqrR ^ T*T^foHt taking the overall conditions in the country s*fr % stt* fa # aft fa s?fr*r into account ? ®Ft *rr f a s t ^ sr^rT % SHRI ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE : The f m r c % q-^r ^ r ? t ^ 1% srr f*H?t | ? greatest incentive can be given to the farmers in two ways. One, by way of pace, the way SHRI ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE: I we are offering the price for the wheat and repeat my assurance to the Indian farmers that other commodities; becausc of that, the wc shall purchase all the grain offered by them farmer’s interest is being looked after. Second, in the market, wherever it is, at the procure fertilisers are also available at prices which arc ment price. fixed by the Government from time to time. «ft arrco aftc «rff : ars^T ^fr, #sr MR. SPEAKER: Two questions have aft* Bengal Land sr|?r % fa*rr*r qre ?fa ?rft f a w xft f, Reforms (Second Amendment) Act, 1970 srfa ^r% fa*t fsi sr^tft ^ tpt *1714. SHRI SAROJ MUKHERJEE : fw | fa ^r r f>ft ^rf?# art^ w pleaded to state :
anq? i t % f a spfa ?>ft i $*rr (a) whether any firm steps have been taken ^ t i fc *n r *rc ^ r* by the Government to give effect to the West fa ^ rrr ?pt | ? Bengal Land Refoims (Second Amendment) Act, 1970; and SHRI ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE : Shri (b) if so, what ? Bade is an old friend of mine, but he is a little out of date. Nowadays as a result of the THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE cultivation of high*yiclding varieties the acreagc MINIS rRY OF AGRICULTURE (SHRI under foodgrains is growing and not vice versa. ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE) ; (a) There is no Act under the name West Bengal Land SHRI H. M. PATEL : Is the Minister Reforms (Second Amendment) Act, 1970. aware that the Tood Corporation swings into Reference seems to be to West Bengal Land action some what late so that the farmers have Reforms (Second Amendment) Bill, 1970 to sell their crop below procurement price ? which was enacted as the West Bengal Land Could not the Corporation go into action Reforms (Amendment) Act, 1971 (President’s when prices tend to go nearer the procurement Act 3 of 1971). All the provisions of that Act prices ? excluding those relating to ceiling were brought SHRI ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE: We into force throughout the State on 12th do consider this factor. February, 1971 and those relating to ceiling on II Oral Answers AUGUST 12, 197! Orat Answers 12
15th February, 1971. Statutory rules under Act, certain lands have already been vested in the enactment have also been framed and the Government of West Bengal and they will be published. distributed to the needy peasants through the Block Development Officers or the JLROs, (b) For the purpose of implementing the May I know whether anything has been done various provisions of the legislation, Su^Divi in this regard, this distribution of land, that sional Land Reform Officers have been has been vested with the Government of West appointed as Revenue Officers. For determin Bengal, to the peasantry ? ing the ceiling areas for irrigated and unirriga ted lands, Notification specifying it ligated area SHRI ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE : The has been issued. Returns have to be furnished distribution processes are on, but I will have to by raiyats owning land in excess of criling ascertain from the State Government the area by l rith October, 1971. Instructions have actual, present position. been issued to local officers for securing speedy and effective, implementation of the provisions MR. SPEAKER : These arc all specific of the Amendment Act. questions which you could have added to the main question. SIIRI SAROJ MUKHKRJEE : The number of the amendment was a mistake, but DR. RANEN SEN: It was definitely there was an amendment. Now, may 1 know stated by the Government of West Bengal that ,-om the hon. Minister how much surplus land certain lands . . . has been recovered after this new ceiling amendment was enacted during this period of MR. SPEAKER : I am oncerned witfi the one and a half years, that is, after the fall of main question. the United Front Government ? DR. RANEN SEN : He should have come SHRI ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE : The prepared for answering the question as to how law has been recently enacted, and as I said much land has been lying with the Government in the main part of my reply, the time-limit and how much lias been distributed This is fixed for declaring the surplus land and a corollary to the main question. submitting statements is up to October. There after, it will be possible to make an assessment SHRI ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE : With as to what is the total acreage that will be due respect to the hon. Member, I am prepared available as surplus land for distribution. to answer any question. Particularly we take the land reforms in West Bengal seriously. But SHRI SAROJ MUKHKRJEE: The this is an altogether different question. So, other day, the hon. Minister of Agriculture making an allegation that I am not answering announced on the floor of this House that the is not proper. Government has accepted the land ceiling recommendation of the Agricultural Reforms SIIRI SUBOD1I HANSDA : Arising out Commission, for the whole of the country, of the Minister’s reply that the statement varying from 10 to 18 acres on a family basis. regarding surplus lands has to be submitted to May I know from which date this new the Government by the end of October, I recommendation or decision is going to be would like to know whether the statement has implemented ? to be given by all the tenants or whether there is any classification thereof. SHRI ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE: I do not know whether it arises out of this question. SHRI ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE: The MR. SPEAKER : The main question is reference to October was in respect of the regarding the West Bengal Land Reforms land owners who have surplus land above the (Amendment) Act. You can ask about the ceiling. A particular time limit has been fixed amendment of the Act. and they to submit their return to the revenue authorities declaring how much, if any, surplus DR. RANEN SEN: Sometime back, it land they have got. Otherwise., the State will was announced by the Government of West itself take the initiative and declare those lands Bengal that according to this Land Reforms surplus and take them over. 13 Oral A/uwers SRAVANA 21, 1893 (SAM) Oral Answers 14
SHRI SAMAR GUHA: Although the the Minister of AGRICULTURE be pleased Minister has made a statement that the to &tate : landowners will have to submit a return about surplus land by a particular date, the notifica (a) whether majority of the milk processing tion relating to it has not been fully circulated plants m the country are working at half of in the rural areas. As the now Act is yet to be their rated capacity; and implemented and the old Act still remains, (b) if i>o, the reasons thereof i may I know whether it is a fact that lots of disputes are going on in this cultivation season, THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE many sharecroppers have been dispossessed of MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE (SHRI the land, and many small cultivators have been SHER SINGH) : (a) and (b). The material illegally evicted and tbeii lands forcibly is being collected and will be placed on the occupied, and if so, what steps have the Table of the Sabha when received. Government taken to mitigate this problem ? SHRI ROBIN KAKOTI: May I know SHRI ANNASAHEB P. SHINDL : Re whether it is a fact that most of the tuilk-pro- ports have been received that some of the ressing plants are being run with imported tenants are being cvicted as a result of the milk powder and butter otl ? What is the coming into force of this new amendment, annual requirement of milk powder to keep and therefoie, we have di awn the attention of the existing milk processing plants running i* the West Bengal Governmenl to this and told them that all necessary steps should !>c taken to SHRI SHER SINGH : When liquid milk give adequate protection to the tenants. I is not available in sufficiently large quantities, would repeat that if the present law is found then we do use sometime), skimmed milk to be inadequate, we will not hesitate to powder, but not always. Also, there is a certain amend the law to give full protection to the percentage beyond which we do not go. tenants. SHRI ROBIN K A K O ri: What is the SHRI DINEN BHAITAGHARYYA: Is number of milk processing plants in India ? he aware of the fact that before this new Is it a fact that annually about Rs. 1 crore amendment came into force, during the are spent for importing accessories ? If so, United Front regime in West Bengal, about what steps are the Government taking to 12 lakh acres of land were vested in the manufacture them in our country ? Government, but that those landowners went to the High Court and got an injunction as a SHRI SHER SINGH: There are 108 result of which large number of peasants are dairy plants in the country. We have started, still facing eviction, and if so, will he give manufacturing the necessary machinery. We retrospective effect to the law from the time are importing only a few highly specialised the United Front came to power ? items. Otherwise, we have started manufac turing them in oui country. SHRI ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE : In a sub judice matter naturally there are several SHRI BUTA SINGH : I do not agree with legal implications, and 1 cannot say anything the minister when he says that information is in regard to cases pending in the High Court. not available. Information about milk plants But based on our experience, under the new in the ptivate sector may not be available, but law the jurisdiction of the civil courts has been what about the public sector plants. taken away in regard to conducting these MR. SPEAKER: What is your question ? cases. We have enacted for the first time such SHRI BUTA SINGH; May I know a drastic law for ceiling as well as protecting whether Government is prepared to expand tenants, which no previous Government—either the rated capacity of the existing plants in the the UF Government or any other Government public sector and also instal new plants in the has done. public sector ? Capacity of Milk Processing Plants in the SHRI SHER SINGH ; We have to collect Country the information from the various States regard *1715. SHRI ROBIN KAKOTI: Will ing the working of these milk plants, whether 15 Oral Answer* AUGUST 12,1971 Oral Answers 16
a majority of them are not working to their the reasons for not implementating the award full capacity, ctc. About putting up more to the entire satisfaction of the workers. plants, we are putting up more plant) in the fourth plan in the public sector. THE MINISTER OF LABOUR AND REHABILITATION (SHRI R. K. KHADIL- Implementation of Recommendations of KAR) : We have no information regarding Electricity Wage Board in Uttar Pradesh the strike, or the threatened strike. So far as the implementation of the wage board award *1716. SIIRI S. M. BANERJEE : Will the is concerned, excepting in relation to gratuity Minister of LABOUR AND REHABILITA and some minor matters where some modifica* TION be pleased to state : cations are necessary, the other recommenda tions have been implemented. So, it is not (a) whether Uttar Pradesh Government correct to say that they have not implemented has amended recommendations of the Electri the award. If a specific question is asked in city Wage Board ; regard to which part of the award is not imple mented, I am ready to reply about it. More (b) if so, whether they took consent of the over, I would like to emphasize here that the Union Government; UP Government had a tripartite consultation before taking this decision. (c) whether majority of the workers in Uttar Pradesh in State Undertaking have been SHRI S. M. BANERJEE: Is the hon. deprived of certain benefits ; and Minister aware that a committee was appoin ted, in which the employees were represented, (d) if so, steps taken by Government to and that committee has submitted its report undo this injustice ? recently, in May ? On the question of fitment from one scale to another there is difference THE DEPUTY MINISTER IN THE of opinion with the result. . . . MINISTRY OF LABOUR AND REHABILI TATION (SHRI BALGOVIND VERMA) : MR. SPEAKER : Kindly ask the question (a) Yes, Sir. The recommendations, in their straight without such a long introduction. application to the Slate of Uttar Pradesh, have been amended in the matter of gratuity, pay SHRI S. M. BANERJEE : Sir, how can I ment of arrears etc. put the question straight ? I can put it only (b) No, Sir. through you.
(c) and (d). According to the State Govern MR. SPEAKER t Just tell me. I can put ment, except for gratuity Schemc recommended it briefly on your behalf. by Wage Board all other benefits have substan tially been made available to the workmen SHRI S. M. BANERJEE : May I know under the Uttar Pradesh State Electricity whether the strike is mainly due to the fact Board. The State Government have added that the fitment into the various pay scales has that if any case of alleged injustice is brought not been done, as promised by the UP Electri to their notice it will be looked into. city Board, and if so whether the hon. Minister is likely to intervene in the matter and suggest SHRI S. M. BANERJEE : I am surprised some measures to avoid a general strike in that the Minister does not know that even UP? today there is a strike going on by the Kanpur electricity workers numbering about 2,000 and SHRI R. K. KHADILKAR J As the hon. there is a threatened strike by all the electricity Member has admitted, there was some discuss workers of UP because of the decision of the ion with the representatives of the Union. I UP Government not to implement certain have no information as to what transpired recommendations of the Wage Board and there. So far as fitment is concerned, while abnormal delay in the implementation of some implementing the award it is done according recommendations. I would like to know to some formula. If the hon. Member has whether the Central Government have really some information, he may supply it to that we contacted the State Government and asked for can pass it on to the Government concerned. 17 Oral Answers SRAVANA 21, 1893 (SAKA) Oral Answers 18
SHRI S. M. BANERJEE : I am giving is applicable to electricity situated units in all that information. the different States. If any State Government chooses on its own to modify or alter that MR. SPEAKER : I am glad he has admit- Central rrcommendation and do a* it pleases, ted that he h giving information and not what is the responsibility of the Central asking for information. Government in the matter of seeing that the uniform implementation of the Central wage SHRI S. M. BANERJEE : I have to give board’s recommendations in all the States is the informntion while putting the question. ensured ; or, has it no responsibility ? A serious situation has developed there. Shri Khadilkar is well known for his patience and SHRI R. K. KHADILKAR : This award persuasion. That is why I am requesting him was a non-statutory award and the hon. Mem to intervene in the matter. ber knows that the Centre can only advise or persuade the States. SHRI R. K. KHADILKAR s I will try to SIIRI S. M. BANERJEE : They never con get some more information, if there is a dis sulted the Centre. pute. Beyond that I cannot say anything. At this stage I cannot promise intervention. SHRI R. K. KHADILKAR : After going through their process of implementation they SHRI R. N. SHARMA : The hon. Minis have stated that they havr similar benefits ter has admitted that excluding gratuity and already existing. So, even if they do not ac wages the award has been implemented. If cept a part of thr award about gratuity, wor the rrcommendation relating to gratuity and kers arc not put to a loss. If a case is made wages have not been implemented, what are out that there is a widt gulf, we will examine the other portions which have been implemen it. ... (Intenupttons) ted and how has the award been amended by the State Government i SHRI INDRAJIT GUPTA : Did they take your approval for that ? SHRI R. K. KHADILKAR: It is not corrcct. I said that excluding gratuity all the SHRI R. K. KHADILKAR : Thr question other portions are implemented. The only of approval did not arise. question is about arrears, which are to be SHRI INDRAJIT GUPTA : They did not paid in a phased manner without any amend even consult you. ment of the wage board award. *ft gv* w * wqpm : fsrsnfr vtt ^ : wr ^ ^ snft srrsrf *r t i fsnT% ^ | fr sr^r % jptf % | snflr % f^nr *r swk % rPTm ^rraff ^ f^i far *FT*H ift, ^ *T Sfrrf vft ^ f=rrcT «rr, sft I. arrr *rr ^ t ? *TRT STPFTT jfT $ft 3n% ? t sypFrr ^rr^rr f? fr w wrtl SHRI R. K. KHADILKAR : Except for journalists all wage boards were non*statutory. ^ | arte crcs ^ After the wage board recommendations are placed, it is left to the State, because it is a afk *515* * $ j m m Tpm *nft concurrent subject; to implement them. Be yond this the Centre cannot compel them to $ tary of Hindustan Steel Employees Union and Act after he was released on bail and the only member of All India Steel Wage Negotiation charge for detention as given in the charge Committer on the 26th June on false charges ; sheet was the same as in the earlier case ; if that is so, will Government consider releasing (b) if so, the reasons thrrefor ; and him from detention ? (r) the steps taken by Government to remedy the situation arising out of the arrest ? SHRI MOHAN KUMARAMANGALAM : Shri Jiban Roy was arrested on, I think, 12th THE MINISTER OF STEEL AND MINES or 13th July under the Prevention of Violent (SHRI MOIIAN KUMARAMANGALAM) : Activities Act. The grounds of detention have (a) and (b). Shri J. Roy, Member of the AH been served upon him and now the usual India Steel Wage Negotiating Committee and procedure under that Act will be followed. Joint Secretary, Hindustan Sreel Employee Whatever representation he may make will be Union, Durgapur, was arrested on the 26th placed before the Advisory Board and the June 1971 in two specific cases. He was arres Advisory Board will advise the Government an> ted in Durgapur P. S. Case No. 9 dated 6.'3.71 to what should be done in the matter. under sections 326/307 of the IPC and sections 25/27 of the Indian Arms Act in case No. fif* SHRI DINEN BHATTACHARYYA : This dated 19.6.71 under sections 364/302 IPC. gentleman, Jeevan Roy was arrested on a (<.) This falls within the purview of ihe local specific charge. Subsequently he was released Administration. on bail
SHRI B. K. MODAK : The reply to the MR. SPEAKER : The Minister says thf question is avoided by the hon. Minister. The matter is before the court. question was whether lie was implicated in a false case. In this connection I may read out SHU.I DINEN BHATTACHARYYA : Can the remarks of the magistrate on July 12. The magistrate had said :— you punish a man doubly. If you punish me for one ofFence and subsequently when found “I may well say that the 1.0. had to not guilty how can you charge me on the same ground ? For one Offence you are arresting the procure a witness to give support to his same man twice. What is it. The Home Minis contention in the memo, of evidence. There ter should reply. ( Interruption) is no statement of the injured himself as yet recorded by I. O. I really wonder why this MR. SPEAKER : By just shouting you do accused has been brought under arrest in not make your question very strong. this case.
The accused may find bail of Rs. 100". SHRI MOHAN KUMARAMANGALAM : So, may I ask the Minister whether hr was May I add a word of advice to the hon. Mem actually implicated in a false case or not ? ber that additional noise does not mean addi What is his opinion ? tional light.... (Interruption)
SHRI MOHAN KUMARAMANGALAM : SHRI SHYAMNANDAN MISHRA : So far as the case is concerned, it is still pend Sir, you are there to prevent a Member from ing in the court and I do not think it will be making noise but not the Minister.. . . {Inter proper for me to express any opinion on it. ruption)
So far as the answer to this question is con SHRI MOHAN KUMARAMANGALAM: cerned, the question was whether he had So far as the charges are concerned the charges been arrested on the 26th June on false on which Shri Jeevan Roy was arrested on charges and I have given the reply in relation the 26th June are still pending in the court to that arrest. Though the Magistrate has directed his release on bail so far as I am aware the case is stil SHRI B. K. MODAK : Will the Minister pending and, therefore, he is an undertrial so fa be pleased to state whether the Secretary, Shri as that part is concerned. In relation to hi Jtban Ray, has been arrested under the PVA arrest under the Prevention of Violent Activity 21 Oral Answtrs SRAVANA 21, 1893 (£4/i;,,4) Oral Answtrs 22
Act th e grounds on which he has been arrested May I kaow whether the Governrwnt is aware have been communicatcd to him in accordance of the fact th it they could not start function with the procedure under that Act and he is ing and, if so, what does the Government pro entitled to make a representation to the Ad pose to do about it ? v iso ry Board. Those grounds also cover some other matters which have been communicated SHRI J\GANNATH PAI1\DIA : As you to him so far as the charges are concerned. know, these air the schemes under the State In any event if those grounds are found to fall Plans. But whenever we receive any scheme, outside the purview of the Prevention of Violent certainly, we consider such help as could be Activities Act, no d o u h t, the Advisory Board extended to the State Governments. will come to its conclusion under Section 12 and the advice of the Advisory Board if it is in DR. RANEN SEN : The hon. Minister favour of the release of the individual is bind just now said no to this question. May I know ing upon the Government, whether he is aware of the fact that in the Report on the Cooperative Movement it is Failure of Cooperative Movement in West definitely stated that in West Bengal, the co Bengal operative movement is at a very low ebb and, if that is so, may I know whether the Govern *1718. SHRI SUBODH HANSDA: Will ment has taken any steps in order to sec that the M inister of AGR1CUL TU RE b e pleased the cooperative movement in West Bengal thrives and flourishes i to s ta te : (a) whether there is a complete failure in SHRI J \GANN \1 H PAHADIA: Yes, the cooperative movement in West Bengal Sir Some steps have been taken from time to other than the credit cooperati\ rs ; time. Under the Central Sector scheme for (b) if so, the reasons for this failure ; and assisting cooperative processing units a liberal pattern of assistance foi West Bengal and other (c) how Government propose to revitalise Lastern States is proposed to be given namely, the movement ? moratorium in payment of loans may be given npto 5 years depending on the merits of each THE DEPUTY MINISTER IN HIE case ; the pei iod of repayment of loans may be MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE (SHRI extended upto 20 yeais depending on the JAGANNATH PAH ADI A) : (a) No, Sit. merits of each case as compared to liyeais (b) and (c). Do not arise, at piesent , the dcbt-equity ratio is ptoposcd to be liberalised to 80 : 20 for all processing SHRI SUBODH HANSDA: I lie hon. units running within the purview of the Ccn- Minister’s reply to my Question is no. I would tial sector scheme, the State Governments arc* like to draw his attention to some of the con proposed to be peimittcd to liberalise their sumer cooperatives societies in West Bengal share capital participation tation to 5 : 1 as which aie running at a loss and one of them against the present ratio of 3 . 1 applicable to is the Howrah Sainavayika consuiwrr c ooper.i> backward ateas. Apartfiom this, the rate of tive society. Does lie know that these arc run interest under the Central sector scheme is ning at a loss and some of them have gone proposed to l>e reduced by 1/2 per cent as against the normal rate of interest which is 7 into liquidation ? Has he any information per cent. Then, apart from that. about it ?
MR. SPEAKER : You are giving the in MR. SPEAKER : You have started read formation yourself. ing the whole statement.
SHRI JAGANNATH PAHADIA : There SHRI* JAG ANNA HI PAHADIA: These are some of the steps that we have taken. are some stores running at a loss and there are * *ome stores running at a profit also. MR. SPEAKER : Why don’t you lay it on the Table i SHRI SUBODH HANSDA : There are certain cooperative ricc mills set up in the last SHRI D. N. MAH \TA : May I know few years which could not start functioning. whether the Government is awaie of the fact 23 Oral Answers AUGUST 12, 1971 Oral Answers 24 tha t there are certain rice mills which though Statement jet up in 1967 are not functioning as yet ? List of names of sugar factories in Tamil MR. SPEAKER : It is not a question of Nadu holding expansion licences/letters of being aware of every fact. It is a question of intent and have yet to complete their schemes. answering it. S. No. Name and address o f the sugar factory SHRI JAGANNATH PAHADIA : In such 1. Cauvery Sugars & Chemicals Ltd. cases, several agencies including the Food Pettaivaytalai, District Tiruchirapalli. Corporation arr giving assistance. 2. The South India Steel & Sugars Ltd., MR. SPEAKER : Next Question. Mundiyampakkam, Villupuram, Taluk, District South Arcot. SHRI D. N. MAHATA : Will the Govern 3. Aruna Sugars Ltd. Pennadam, ment be pleased to state how many cooperative District South Arcot, societies are running at a loss ? 4. Kallakurich i Cooperative Sugar Mill Ltd., SHRI JAGANNATH PAHADIA : There P. O. Moongilthuripattu, Taluk Kallaku* are various types of societies. I require notice richi, District South Arcot. for it. 5. The Thiru Arooran Sugars Ltd., Vada- pathimangalam, Distrirt Tanjore. MR. SPEAKER : I have already gone to the next question. 6. Amaravathi Coopeidtive Sugar Mills Ltd., A. K. Puthur, Viz. Kaniyar, District Coimbatore. Expansion Programme of Sugar Mills in 7. The Sakthi Sugars Ltd., Appakudal, Tam il Nadu District Coimbalorr. 8. North Arcot District Cooperative Sugar ♦1719. SHRI LAKSHMINARAYANAN : Mills Ltd., Vadopudupet, Ambur, District Will the Minister of AGRICULTURE be North Arcot. pleased to state : 9. The Madurantakam Cooperative Sugar Mills Ltd., Padalam, District Chingleput. (a) the names of the sugar factories of Tamil Nadu which arc contemplating to have some 10. The Salem Cooperative Sugar Mills Ltd., expansion programme, and of those which Mohanur, Via Karur (Nammakal Taluk), have already expanded ; and District Salem. B. List of names of sugar factories in Tamil (b) whether non-payment of sugarcane Nadu, which have already expanded their price arrears will have any restriction on their daily cane crushing capacity since First future expansion ? Five Year Plan. 1. The Deccan Sugar & Abkhari Co. Ltd., THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE Pugalur Sugar Factory, District Triuchira- MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE (SHRI palli, ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE) : (a) Statement 2. Cauvery Sugar & Chemicals Ltd., Kattur, giving the names of sugar factories in Tamil Pettaivaytalai, District Tiruchirapalli. Nadu which have been granted letters of intent/ licences for effecting substantial expansion and 3. The South India Steel & Sugars Ltd., are yet to complete the same and also of those Mundiyampakkam, Villupuram Talul sugar factories which have already expanded District South Arcot. their crushing capacities since First Five Year 4. North Arcot District Cooperative Sugar Plan, is laid on the Table of the Sabha. No Mills Ltd., Vadapudupet, Ambur District application is pending consideration for ex North Arcot. pansion in the existing sugar factories in Tamil 5. Kothari Sugar & Chemicals Ltd., Kattur, Nadu. Railway Station Lalgudi District Tiruchi (b) No, Sir. rapalli. 25 Oral Atuwm SRAVANA 21, 1893 (SAKA) Orel Answers 26
SHRI LAKSHMINARAYANAN: In the not paid the dues to the c*ne»growers—now statement the names of nearly ten factories they are getting all facilities from the Govern have been given to whom expansion licences ment—will be prevented at least from expand or letters of intent have been given. May I ing further, in order to save the growers as know from the hon. Minister whether the well as the industry ? Government is aware that the EID Parry & Co. it increasing its capacity from 2000 to 3000 SHRI ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE : The tonnes a day ? actual position is that out of the total dues of Rs. 22,56,00,000 for the sugar cane purchased SHRI ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE: If by the sugar factories in Tamil Nadu, Rs. letters of intent or licences have been issued in 17,77,00,000 have been paid and the arrears the past for the expansion of any factory, are Rs. 4,79,00,000 and now as the House is legally it is not within our powers to prohibit aware, as far as the arrears of cane price are that company from expanding its capacity. comemed, we have been impressing upon the State Government that necessary steps includ SHRI LAKSHMINARAYANAN: The ing coercive measures should be taken to recover name of that factory is not found in this list. the arrears of sugar cane price so that the That is why I wanted to know whether it is a growers do not suffer. fact that the EID Parry Co., Nellikuppam is ex panding their capacity from 2000 tonnes a SHRI LAKSHMINARAYANAN rose. day to 3000 tonnes. My question has not been MR. SPEAKER: Now you have had answered. enough of the back bencher’s privilege. SHRI LAKSHMINARAYANAN: There SHRI ANNASAHEB P SHINDE : There are a lot of sugar cane growers who have not are two points inv olved. I have actually made been paid. That is why the question, Sir. the point. Since the hon. Member wants some clarification, factories can expand witlun MR. SPEAKER: There is only half a the licences or letters of intent issued to them minute more for the Question Hour to end. because expansion upto Rs. 1 crore, according You can take it if you are not still satisfied. to the decision of the Industrial Development You are the last gentleman to ask question Ministry, is permitted for industrial underta during this session. kings within particular limits. If any company is expanding within that limit, it is legally pei- SHRI LAKSHMINARAYANAN: In missible. Tamil Nadu, when the sugar-cane growers approached the State Government for non The list of companies to whom expansion payment of the sugar cane price, the factories’ licences or letters of intent have been given has plea was that the Central Government are aot been laid on the Table of the Sabha. giving adequate credit. When we approach the Central Government they say, this is a SHRI LAKSHMINARAYANAN: My subject which should be considered by the second supplementary is.... State Government. This state of a flairs is continuing. MR. SPEAKER : Is it still the second one? MR. SPEAKER: I am going to declare SHRI LAKSHMINARAYANAN: Yes, that the Question Hour is over. Sir. The first one was only by way of clarifi cation. My second question is : most of the SHRI LAKSHMINARAYANAN : I would sugar factories in Tamil Nadu for this season like to ask the hon. Minister whether some of 1970-71 have not paid even 50% of the policy will be devised so that both the Govern price for sugar cane supplied to them till this ments, Central and States, put together, may day. Even for last year they have not paid take proper action against the factories, who fully to the sugar cane suppliers. If such have not paid the sugar-cane dues promptly. ♦Kings are going to happen, it will ruin the industry, the growers as also the Government. SHRI ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE : There In view of all these things may I know from are no two opinions between the Tamilnadu the Minister whether those factories who have Government and ourselves. 1 am again taking 27 Written Answtrs AUGUST 12, 1971 Written Answtrs 28
it up with the Tamilnadu Government so Payment of Compensation to Private that necessary action is taken by the Govern Entrepreneurs for Diamond Mines la ment to recover the arrears of sugar-cane Pasma District of Madhya Pradesh prices. ♦1720. SHRI NARENDRA SIN H : MR. SPEAKER : The Question Hour is Will the Minister of STEEL AND MINES over. be pleased to state :
(a) whether the private entrepreneurs from WRITTEN ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS whom Government have since taken over the Diamond Mines in the Panna District of Self-Sufficiency in Medium and Small Size Madhya Pradesh, have been paid compensa Tractors tion ; and
♦1711. DR. SARADISH ROY: Will the (b) if so, the total amount paid to them so Minister of AGRICULTURE be pleased to far? state : THE MINISTER OF STEEL AND (a) whether there is a great shortage of MINES (SHRI MOHAN KUMARAMANG medium and small size tractors in the country; ALAM) : (a) and (b). The diamond mines in question have not been taken over by the (b) whether these tractors which are in Government from private entrepreneurs. The short supply are readily available in black question of paying any compensation, theiefore, does not atise. market; and
(c) if so, the steps taken to check black Setting up of a Steel Plant in Kozhikode Region of Kerala market on these tractors ? *1721. SHRI C. .JANARDHANAN : Will THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE the Minister of STEEL AND MINES be MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE (SHRI ph ased to state : ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE) : (a) Yes, Sir. (a) whether Government have explored the (b) It has come to the notice of the Govern possibility of setting up a steel plant in ment that in certain cases, tractors sold to Ko/hikodc xegion of Kerala ; and farmers in some States are being resold by (h) if so, the results thereof ? them to purchasers in the same and other States at a premium. THE MINISTER OF STEEL AND MINES (SHRI MOHAN KUM \RAMANG- (c) With a view to eliminating possible ALAM) : (a) The Geological Survey of blackmarketing in tractors, the (Government is India are yet to complete the investigations on making available a substantially large number the Kozhikode iron ore deposits. A view can of imported tractors through the Agro-Industries be taken on any investment proposal only after Corporations. The prices of these imported the investigations have been completed. tractors are fixed by the Projects and Equip (b) Does not arise. ment Corporation. Import of tractors as gifts from Indian relation living abroad has alto Central Assistance for Implementation been allowed with a view to easing the supply of Small Irrigation Schemes position. Besides steps are also being takfen by the Government to step up indigenous produc ♦1722. SHRI S. P. BHATTACHARYYA : tion of tractors in the country. In order to Will the Minister of AGRICULTURE be arrest the mal-practices prevalent in the trade. pleased to state : The Government has also under consideration the promulgation of a Control Order on sale (a) the amount of financial assistance and distribution of tractors. This order is either as loan or as grant given by the Central likely to be promulgated soon. Government and each of its sponsored financial 29 Written Answers SRAVANA 21, 1893 {SAKA) Written Anmers 30 institutio n to each State during the last three individual scheme or group of schemes or head years for implementing small irrigation of development. In view of this, separate schemes ; and figures of central assistance for implementing minor irrigation schemes during the years 1969- (b) thr State-wise area benefited by this 70 and 1070-71 are not available. The State- assistance during the last three years ? wise figures of loan assistance provided for by the Land Developmrnt Banks, and the Central THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE Cooperative Banks for minor irrigation schemes MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE (SHRI during the year 1968-69 are given in Annexure. SHER SINGH) : (a) Statewise figures of Figures of investment from these sources for Central Assistance (Loans/Sub'.idies) for minor minor irrigation for the years 1969-70 and irrigation during 1968-69 are given in Annexure. 1970-71 are not yet available. According to the procedure in-vogue since 1st April, 1969. Central assistance to the State (b) The Statewise additional area benefited Governments for State Plan schemes is alloca by various minor irrigation schemes during the ted in block loans and grants for the annual years 1968-69 to 1970-71 are given in the plan as a whole and is not related to any attachrd statement.
Statement
Loans advanced Total additional area Cential assistance by Land Develop benefited by M. I, S. No. Name of State released during 1968-69 ment Bank and Schemes during Central Coopera 1908-69 to 1970-71 Loan Giant tive Bank during (Anticipated), 1968-69. (Rs. in Lakhs) j (Rs. in lakhs) ('Lakh Hectares)
1. Andhra Pradesh 180.00 45 00 1228 68 1.57 2. Assam 58.J 0 14.70 0.17 0.75 3. Bihar 596.76 149.09 229 86 3.25 4. Gujarat 239. TO 87.15 2^5.31 2.36 5. Himachal Pradesh — — 3.11 0.04 6. Jammu and Kashmir 60.00 15.00 8.56 0.22 7. Haryana 47.00 15 60 625.07 1.35 8. Kerala 136 80 34.20 26 91 0.36 9. Madhya Pradesh 370.11 92.53 549.01 2.56 10. Maharashtra 801.75 202.16 2405.09 3.44 11. Meghalaya — — — 0.02 12. Mysore 3b0.00 90.00 481.51 1.32 13. Nagaland — — — 0.03 14. Orissa 30.00 7.50 113.33 0.41 15. Punjab 12.00 21.75 1244.51 3.09 16. Rajasthan 130.80 32.70 270.56 1.11 17. Tamil Nadu 300.00 75.00 1548.35 2.73 18. Uttar Pradesh 1177.57 294.39 1959.19 14.97 19. West Bengal 372.60 93.15 51.04 1.53 Total States 4873.69 1269 92 10970.26 41.11 31 Written Answers AUGUST 12, 1971 Written Answers 32
AgMey to Rationalise Import of Farm ding is reported to be about Rs. 8 lakhs as on Machinery end of December, 1970.
*1723. SHRI RANABAHADUR SINGH ; (b) 54 certificate cases are pending. The Will the Minister of AGRICULTURE be dates of filing and the names of managements pleased to state : are given in the statement laid on the Table of the House. [Placed in Library. See No. LT— (a) whether there is some agency at the 909/71]. national level that rationalises the import of farm machinery ; (c) Certificate cases are filed in West Bengal under the Public Demands Recovery Act, 1913 (b) whether the States are allowed to import (Bengal Act) before the certificate officers farm machinery on an ad-hoc basis ; and appointed by the State Government under the above Act. The procedure by the certificate (c) if there is no such agency, whether officers is time consuming. The main reasons Government propose to set up one ; and if so ; for the delay in disposal of cases are non- its salient features ? service of notices and non-appearance of ceiti- cate debtors before thr certificate officers. THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE (SHRI Setting up a Central State Farm in Gujarat ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE) : (a) The import of tractors and allied farm machinery is ration* *1725. SHRI JADEJA: Will the Minister alised at the level of the Union Ministry of of AGRICULTURE be pleased to state : Agriculture. (a) whether there i* any proposal to set up (b) The import of tractors and allied farm a Central State Farm in Gujarat; and machinery is arranged through the Projects and Equipment Corporation of India and thr (b) if so, the site of the farm selected ? concerned State Agro-Industries Corporations, etc. THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE (SHRI (c) Does not arise. ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE): (a) No Sir.
Certificate Cases Against Colliery Manage* (b) Docs not arise. ments in West Bengal Requirement for Agricultural Engineer *1724. DR. RANEN SEN : Will the Minis ing Graduates and their Employment ter of LABOUR AND REHABILITATION *17^6. SHRI M\DHURYYA HALDAR : be pleased to state : Will the Minister of AGRICULTURE be (a) whether Governmrnt are aware that a pleased to state : large number of certificate cases against the (a) the estimated annual requirements for colliery managements in West Bengal for non Agricultural Engineering Graduates in the payment of various legal dues amounting to country and out-turn; several crores of rupees are pending in Asansol Court for a long time ; (b) whether any survey about requirements of the country was made before planning (b) if so, the number of cases which are pen educational facilities for such engineers; and ding together with the dates of filing and the names of managements against whom they (c) the reasons for large scale unemployment were filed: and amongst the Agricultural Engineering Gradu (c) the raasons for the delay in disposal of ates despite the planned green revolution ? the cases ? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE THE MINISTER OF LABOUR AND MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE (SHRI REHABILITATION (SHRI R. K. KHADIL- ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE): (a) According K A R ): (a) Yes, Sir. The total amount pen to the latest estimates made by 'Manpower 33 Wrill0 i Answtrs SRAVANA 21, 1893 (SAKA) Written Answers 34
Planni ng Unit’ of the Department of Agricul (b) As the situation continued to remain ture, Ministry of Agriculture, in 1969, the fluid, no precise forecast is possible. The in requirements for Agricultural Engineering flux is however, expected to reach the 10 Graduates for the five-year period of 1969*1973 million mark. were reported to be 610, i. t. an annual require ment of 122. (c) In view of the continued influx and The average annual output of Agricultural magnitude of the problem it has not been pos Engineering Graduates in recent years works sible to provide immediate shelter to all the out to about 263. refugees who have come, although arrange ments have been made to cover all of them. (b) No. (d) This is a mere Pakistani propaganda. (c) The “Green Revolution" has, no doubt, The fact that the influx or refugees continues resulted in increased production but it has not at the rate of 45,000 persons per day shows generated so far enough job opportunities for that the brutalities continue in East Bengal pre Agricultural Engineers. As farm incomes go venting refugees from going back. up as a result of the green revolution, mechani sation of farm operations, rural electrification Factories, Textile Mills and Collieries and agro-processing industry picks up, more Closed in West Bengal and more jobs for Agricultural Engineers are likely to become available. Absence of self- *1728. SHRI JAGADISH BIIATTAGHA- employment opportunities, limited demand of RYYA : Will the Minister of LABOUR AND private sector, lack of credit facilities as well as REHABILITA HON be pleased to 'tate : insufficient orientation of education program mes to create self-employment potential in (a) whether laige number of factories, tex tile mills and collieries were under closure in Agricultural Engineering Graduates are some West Bengal ; of the other reasons for their unemployment. (b) the estimated number of unemployed Influx of Bangla Desh Refugees woikers in West Bengal;
*1727. SHRI SAMAR GUHA : Will the (c) whether most of the management people Minister of LABOUR AND REHABILITA have not turned up at at bitration when called TION be pleased to state : by the Labour Department ; and (a) the latest figures of the influx of the (d) the steps taken by (iovarnmenl to re refugees from Bangla Desh and its break-up open these c losrd factories ? State-wise ; THE MINISTER OF LABOUR AND (b) the expected influx of Bangla Desh re REHABILITATION (SHRI R. K. KHADIL- fugees and the reasons for th a t; KAR) (a ): Yes. (c) whether Government have succeeded to provide all refugees shelters from monsoon; (b) According to the available information the number of job-seekers registered with the and Employment Exchanges in West Bengal was (d) the reaction of Government to Pakistani 6,8),501 as on May 31, 1971. claim to the effect that refugees are going back to Bangla Desh in large number ? (c) Information available in th< Ministry of Labour docs not indicate this. THE MINIS rER OF LABOUR AND REHABILITATION (SHRI R. K. KHADIL- (d) Closures may be due to a number of KAR) (a) As on 10.8.1971, 75,13,776 refugees factors including labour trouble. In cases of from East Bengal have crossed over to India. closures due to labour trouble, the State Conci Their State-wise break-up is as follows : liation Machinery has been making efforts to West Bengal: 56,73,178 refugees upto 7.8.1971 secure re-opening of the closed units by persua Assam: 2,42,025 refugees upto 1.8.1971 sion. According to the information made Meghalaya: 3,27,508 refugees upto 1.8.1971 available by the Government of West Bengal, Tripura : 12,62,158 refugees upto 7.8.1971 of the 221 factories and establishments which Bihar ; 8,907 refugees upto 1.8.1971 had closed down between March 20 and De* 35 Written Answers AUGUST 12, 1971 Written Answers 36
cember 3 1, 1970, 33 units subsequently re Statem ent opened following efforts by the State Concilia tion Machinery. In cases of closure due to The President of the Indian Agricultural shortage of raw material, Government issue Research Institute Branch of the Association of where neccssary, advance import licences. As Scientific Workers of India issued on behalf of for closures due to mismanagement, neccssary the Association a statement published in ‘Times action is taken by Government where called of India ’ that he had no knowledge oi the pub for under the Industries (Development and lication of the pamphlet. He is conducting an Regulation) Act. enquiry into how and by whom this pamphlet was published. The Director, Indian Agricul tural Research Institute, discussed the points Research by I. C. A. R. In Evolving Wheat nmdc in the article in the All Institute Scienti and Maize of high Protein Content fic Staff Meeting on 17th July, 1971 which was attended by 500 scientists. The manner in *1729. SHRI PILOO MODY : which controversy was raised and its being SIIRI C. CHITriBABU : without any basis was severely criticised in the SHRI VIKRAMCHAND meeting by the scientists themselves. None of MAHAJAN : the office-bearers of the Association asked any question or presented any data on which thejr Will the Minister of AGRICULTURE be views weie based. The Secretary of the Asso pleased to state: ciation spoke that his aim was only to provoke a ‘Healthy controversy.’ The entire scientific community including the post-graduate .stu (a) whether the attention of Government dents was upset over the report and both the has been drawn to a statement by the Associa Pusa Reseateli Society and the Post-Graduate tion of Scientific Workers of India questioning Students’ Union passed unanimous resolutions th e‘tall claims’ made by the Indian Agricul deploring sucli unscientific activity on the tural Research Institute regarding its research part of a few staff members. The Diieetor achievements, particularly in evolving wheat clarified the issue in ‘ Timev of India ’ of and maize of a high protein content ; and 20.7.71. The leading newspapers have regret- led the unscientific manner in which the con (b) if so, the reaction of Government in this troversy was raised. regard ? E. P. F. Dues w ith Edward Textile Mills, TIIE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE Bombay MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE (SHRI ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE) : (a) A pamphlet *1730. SHRI SAMAR MUKHERJEE : entitled ‘Young Scientist’ stated on its cover Will the Minister of LABOUR AND REHA page to be the official publication of the Indian BILITATION be pleased to state : Agricultural Research Institute Branch of the (a) whether the management of closed Association of Scicntific Workers of India had Edward Textile Mills, Bombay had not yet been issued bearing the date 1. 6. 1971. This paid lakhs of rupees of Provident Fund dues pamphlet carried an unsigned article entitled to the workers ; and ‘Agricultural Research-Claims versus Realities’ (b) the steps taken by Government to pay casting doubts on the contributions made by the same to the workers ? agricultural scientists in general and on a few items of research carried out at the Indian THE MINISTER OF LABOUR AND Agricultural Research Institute. * REHABILITATION (SHRI R. K. KHADIL KAR) : The administration of the Employees’ (b) A statement is placed on the table of Provident Fund is the concern of the Central the House. The Government, therefore, con Board of Trustees set up under the Employees’ siders that the publication of a pamphlet in an Provident Fund* and Family Pension Fund unscientific manner was not the proper form Act, 1952 and not the direct concern of the of expression of the views and it was not based Central Government. The Provident Fund au on facts. thorities have reported as under : 37 Written Answers SRAVANA 21, 1893 (SAKA) Written Answers 38
(a) and (b). M/» Edward Textile Mills, ( *T ) i*npr 20,000 w. e. f. 1.5.1969 on which date thr: above esta ttit? ?r*rer£T f a mr m m blishment was in default of payment of pro 2ft< f a % % faq qNfoRT faffS vident fund contributions of a sum of about Rs. 14.95 lakh* comprising of Rs. 10 0*5 lakhs % frrr, qsqr !T^T 3?r as past Provident Fund accumulations, Rs. 4.46 7.80 srw *r 3Tf?f?r fp^rr lakhs as employer’s share and Rs. 0 44 lakhs as worker’s share. As the Mill has gone into liqui £ 1 'rfVsftsprr Pnfrs % re dation, a claim has been filed with the Official t o s*ft*T ^ r r c fp ^ r ari^*rr 1 Liquidator for the entire amount ofPiovident Fund dues. The cases under Section 400/109 New Pay Scales for Agricultural Scientists of the I. P. C. against the management are pending in the Court. *I7S2. SHRI PRABHUDAS PATEL: SHRI K. MALLANNA: ^5T & anfc sRwnfasft itest snfcr Will the Minister of AGRICULTURE be arcrr*n strt pleased to state :
*1 7 3 1 . WZ : ^ T (a) wh< thei the Ministry has decided to «n? ark grofe? inft «r,TR spr frr give a mjvv content and meaning to agticultural research and education (luting the Fourth Trn f^T : Plan ;
(*r) ^ri * oti ?t (b) if so, whether the Indian Council of Agricultural Rescaich is curiently working out *pt m^rr % ^nfr f a *T vrra % plans to implement new pay scales for agii- jr^psr *r f^Krr ^ rr^ r cultural scientists which at present are com- TOTfT % brf^lfrzn % ^ SffcpTM p«uativcly lower than those of the scientists working in othi i scientific organisations ; and | U ; (c) if so, when the final decision in this (*) srfc zr,3t zrrsFrr ^ stpt jej>aid is hkely to be taken ? | 3t>t w t 5TTonf«pff swrif THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE I ?r«rr %??nr spt z't ^ftc MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE (SHRI r e p F T ? f t T T fsr ST2T 3T T ^m ; t f V ANNASAHEB P. .SHINDE,) : (a) Yes, Sir.
(tt) sTTcnfw ^fr m *T*fr (b) and (r). The Indian Council of arr sn?rre | ? Agiirultutal Rrseauh is being re-organised with a view to making it an autonomous Centtal agency responsible lot pionioting, «ro aftr g?wfcr («ft ttt3 ° coordinating and directing research and wfwFr): (v) i fan % education in the field of agriculture and f a if qfJpTT % Sr^TTfWT W animal sciences through out the country. A* one of the basic principles and objectives of v tf srwr^r ^ t • fr«rrfr, the scljcme of rcoi ganisation is to improve the % srnr ?rq s r^ rr f t r r 'TfV^rfr working conditions of agricultural research % (3ft 26 wr*, 1971 ^ ^srr%«r) sc icntists, efforts have been made from the very initial stage of reorganisation of the sr^r if *ffarr fsrsr ^ % Council at improving the scales of pay of gmwl- ijfa % ^rer*r, jrefa agricultural scientists. The pay scales of a number of posts at the Council's headquarters % if rr«rr *nar sr^r tit v & t and in the Research Institutes under it, have t o t % 8rfirA ssessment of Unemployment due to THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE Automation MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE (SHRI ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE): (a) to (c). *1733. SHRI BIREN DUTTA : Will the The Central State Farm at Cannanore in Minister of LABOUR AND REHABILITA Kerala has been set up with the gift machinery TION be pleased to state : and equipment received from the USSR Government. The total area of this farm will (a) whether Government have made any be about 12,000 acres. Out of this area, 7360 assessment of unemployment as a result of acres have already been acquired by the installation of Electronic Computers in the Kerala Government for the farm. The work various Departments; of the farm has begun and an area of 109 acres was brought under cultivation during (b) whether Government have received any Kharif, 1971. Machinery worth Rs. 15.9 lakhs memorandum opposing the introduction of has already arrived from USSR and some computers in Life Insurance Corporation and more machinery is likely to come shortly. Railways ; and
(c) if so, the reaction of Government there Loss incurred by Hindustan Steel Ltd. to ?
THE MINISTER OF LABOUR AND •1735. SHRI KRISHNA HALDER : Will REHABILITATION (SHRI R. K. the Minister of STEEL AND MINES be KHADILKAR) : (a) No, Sir. pleased to state : (b) Yes, Sir. (a) whether any estimate has been made (c) The policy of the Government is that by the Hindustan Steel Ltd., about the pro- there is no blanket ban on the introduction of bable years by which the Corporation is automatic dcvices, including electronic com* expected to break even ; and puters as such, pending the Government deci sion on the report of the Committee on (b) whether any long term production and Automation. Installation of these devices have, marketing plan has been formulated by the however, to be in accordance with the Corporation to aveit the losses and run the procedure laid down in the ..Model Agreement Corporation smoothly ? on Rationalisation, as adopted at the 15th Session of Indian Labour Conference. In regard to imported computers, there is a THE MINISTER OF STEEL AND procedure for screening before such imports are MINES (SHRI MOHAN KUMARAMANG* allowed. Life Insurance Corporation and ALAM) : (a) Yes, Sir. Hindustan Steel Ltd. Railways have been advised to follow these had estimated that it would make a profit on procedures before embarking on their pro the basis of the production programme drawn grammes of computerisation. up for the year 1971*72. This is not, however, likely now due to the accident at the Rourkela Working of Aaralem Farm at Cannanore, Steel Plant. If the production planned for Kerala 1972*73 is achieved, Hindustan Steel Ltd. is expected to break even that year. *1734. SHRI A. K. GOPALAN: Will the Minister of AGRICULTURE be pleased (b) The profitability of the Company is to state : dependent principally on the extent of utilisa (a) the details of working of Aaralem Farm tion of installed capacity. To maximise this, act up with the aid of Soviet Union in the Company is rap king concerted efforts to Cannanore District, Kerala; eliminate limitations and constraints on full production and step up production as rapidly (b) whether the working of the Farm will as possible. Marketing plans have also been begin before thi-s ycar*end ; and drawn up consistent with the aim of averting (c) if so, the main features thereof? losses. 41 Written Answers SRAVANA 21, 1893 (SAKA) Written Answers 42
Pro curement of Foodgrains by FCI in operative Credit Society Limited, Kistna Haryana District, Andhra Pradesh recently regarding the defective construction of the rice mill, *1736. SHRI RAJDEO SINGH: which has been constructed by the Andhra SHRI ARJUN SETHI : Pradesh State Cooperative Marketing Federa Will the Minister of AGRICULTURE be tion Limited, on behalf of the Society ; pleated to state : (b) if so, the broad points made out in the (a) whether the Food Corporation of India complaint; and was not allowed to operate the augmentation (c) the action taken or proposed to be of storage capacity, which has not kept pace taken in the matter ? with the State needs by the Haryana Govern- m eut; THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE (SHRI (b) whether the Food Coi poration of India’s ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE) : (a) The role in Haryana is now restricted to receiving National Cooperative Development Corpora foodgrains procured by the State agencies for tion has recently received a complaint from the Central Pool; the Kolavennu Larger Si/ed Cooperative (c) whether the accumulation of the stock Credit Society Limited. has prompted the State Government of Haryana (b) The broad points made in the complaint to stop procurement operation ; and are as follows : (d) if the replies to (a), (b) and (c) be in (0 That the Andhra Pradesh State Co aflirmative, what steps Government propose to operative Marketing Federation Ltd., take to avoid such a development ? which was entrusted with the responsi bility of constructing the rice mill for THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE the society, had spent more than MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE (SHRI reasonable amount on the construction ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE) : (a) No such of the rice mill; restiiction was imposed on the Food Corpora* (ii) That the society was not associated tion of India. with matters relating to the installation of the m ill; and (b) In case of rice and wheat the Food Corporation of India’s role in Haryana is at (iii) That the construction of the mill is defective. present restricted to receiving foodgrains procured by the State agencies for the Central (i) The National Cooperative Development Pool. However, in pursuance of State Govern Corporation does not give assistance direct to ment’s request, the Food Corporation of India cooperatives, but only to the State Govern is undertaking price support operations for ments to enable them to assist the cooperatives. paddy, maize, bajra and jowar. The society has, therefore, to approach the State Government for obtaining necessary (c) The State Government is continuing relief. The Corporation, however, has also procurement operation except for temporary taken up the matter with the State authorities. suspension where necessary due to rains. (d) Does not arise. Setting up of a Nickel Plant in Orissa
Complaint regarding Defective Construc •1738. SHRI KUMAR MAJHI : will tion of Rice Mill in Andhra Pradesh by the Minister of Steel and mines be pleased to Andhra Pradesh State Cooperative state: . Marketing Federation Ltd. (a) whether Government have completed the technical examination of the feasibility •1737. SHRI K. SWRYANARAYANA: report submitted by M/s. Chemical and Will the Minister of AGRICULTURE be Metallurgical Design Company, New Delhi pleated to state: and taken investment decision for setting up of (a) whether his Ministry has received any a Nickel Plant based upon the Sukhinda complaint from Kolavennu larger sized Co deposits in Qcisiz; Written Ansivrrs AUGUST 12, 1971 Written Answers
(b) if not,the impediments to arrive at a the Indian Council of Agricultural Research decision ; during 1970-71 ; (b) the number of posts for which salary is (c) whether the plant will be set up in the more than Rs. 2000 ; and public sector jointly by the Government of India and the State Goverment of Orissa or by (c) whether there is any proposal to set up Government of Oiissa alone ; and an independent body to make selection to the (d) whether a copy of the feasibility report posts under Indian Council of Agricultural Research ? has been laid on the Table and supplied to the State Government ? T1IE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE (SHRI THE MINISTER OF STEEL AND MINES (SHRI MOHAN KUMARAMANG ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE) : (a) The total ALAM) : (a) and (b). Technical examination number of posts advertised by the Indian Council of Agricultural Research during of the feasibility report is yet to be completed. 1970-71 (fiom 1st April 1970 to 31st March The investment decision can be taken only 1971) was 691. after the result of the examination is known. (b) Two. (c) This will be considered at the appio- (<) No, Sir. The Administrative Reforms priate time. Commission has, however, in its Report (d) No, Sir. on Scientific Departments, inter alia, recom mended that recruitment to Class I posts in all Appointment of General Managers of scirntific organisations linanccd fiom the public Steel Plant* in States funds, should be done thiough a special wing of the Union Public Service Commission, the *1739. SHRI S. S. MOTTAPATRA : Will Head of which would be an eminent scientist the Minister of STEEL AND MINES be who would be dtsignated as Vice-Chairman pleased t o state : of the Union Public Service (Jommission. This (a) whether Government consult the res recommendation is at present under examina pective State Governments for appointing tion by the Government of India. General Managers of Steel Plants located in their respective States : and 5T&T S xT5T3» fflWTf (b) if not, the reasons therefor ? 7 775. »rm : w r f f a THE MINISTER OF STEEL \ND ipfr $qrr f* : MINES (SHRT MOHAN KUMARAMANG ALAM) : (a) No, Sir. *T«T sfor TOiaS ffarf srt3PTPT tost | | | aft* s?r (b) Appointment to top posts in public sector undertakings including General Managers of ?T'4T F4RT % ^ WT | rrj the Steel Plants are generally made out of panels of suitable persons drawn from various sources maintained by the Bureau («r) w ^f^rrr % of Public Enterprises for manning such posts. Selection of Posts Under Indian Council (n) st, eft W ’ff % *n*r w r f ? of Agricultural Research 3 ttw wwt («ft R15): *1740. SHRI P. ANTONY REDDY: ( ^ ) (»t) . **** 5ft Tfft Will the Minister of AGRICULTURE be pleased to state : | s i k 5TM ffti ft *r*rr t c (a) the total number of posts advertised by f t srn tfti 45 Written Aimxts SRAVANA 21, 1893 (SAKA) Written Annms 46
Research Scheme of Fisheries in different States and Union Territories of the country ; 777G. SHRI ROBIN KAKOTI : Will the Minister of AGRICULTURE ho pleased to (b^ the total amount allotted to various state the names of the States where new States in the Fourth Five Year Plan for research scheme to give fisheries a big boost development of forests ; are going to be implemented ? (<) whether Government have recently THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE drawn up a ivw Forest Development Scheme ; MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE (SHRI ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE): The India.. (d) if so, thf* States where the new Forest Council of Agricultural Research has sanctioned Development Projects are going to be taken the following seven All India Coordinated up ; Projects during the Fourth Five Year Plan : (e) whether reserve forest areas of some of 1. Studies on the ecology ancl fisheries of til'* States aie decreasing alarmingly due to fieshwater resetvoin. The main centre unauthorised occupation ancl deforestation for is in Andhra Pradesh with sub-centtes cultivation ; and in Tamil Nadu and Uttar Pradesh. 2. Composite culture of Indian and exotic (f) if so, the names of surh States and the fishes. The main centre is in West steps taken to prevent it } Bengal with sulwenties in Andhra Pradesh. Haryana, Maharashtra, Mysore, THE MINIS I'HR Ol*' Sl'ATE IN THE Tamil Nadu and Uttar Pradesh. MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE (SHRI 3. Investigations on riverine carp spawn SHER SINGII; : (a) and 'b;. Statement I prospecting and collection techniques. showing fi) the area under tn n vc forests land The main cenlteis in Uttar Pradesh with in the States and Union Territories during sub-centres in Assam, Bihai and West 19Gf}-t>9 and (ii) the total allocation made by Bengal. the various States and Union Territories in the Fourth Five Year Plan for the develop 4. Propagation and stocking of seed of air ment of Forests is attached. breathing fishes. The main centre if in Bihar with sub-centres in Assam and (c) No new Forest Development Schemes Mysore. have been proposed during IV Plan Period. 5. Study of marine prawn biology and I lowever, the Project for the Pre-investment resources. The main centre is in Kerala Survey of Forest Resources started in 1%5 as with sub-centres in Andhra Pradesh, a United Nations Special Fund/Food and Goa, Maharashtra, Orissa and Tamil Agricultural Organisation/Government of Nadu. India Pioject which was completed in October 6. Transportation of fresh fish. The main 1965 has been continued as a Government of centres are in Gujarat and Andhra India Project thereafter for investigation of Pradesh with sub-centres in Maharashtra economic availability of iaw-materials for and West Bengal. development of wood-based industries in the country. 7. Utilisation of trash fish. The main centre is in Kerala with sub-crntres in (Statement
State/Union Territory Reserved Forest land (1968-69) Allocation in Fourth Five (Thousand hec.) Year Plan (1969-74) (Rs. in lakhs)
I STATE Andhra Pradesh 4,315 225.00 Assam 1,667 337.00 ' Bihar 441 450.00 Gujarat 616 350.00 Haryana 16 150.00 Himachal Pradesh 186 980.00 Jammu & Kashmir • 325.00 Kerala 901 416 00 Madhya Pradesh 7,994 950.00 Maharashtra 4,010 750.00 Meghalaya Included under Assam 88.00 Mysore 3,115 400.00 Nagaland 31 113.00 Orissa 3,032 325 00 Punjab 4 300.00 Rajasthan 1,102 2«.00 Tamil Nadu 1,724 440.00 Uttar Pradesh 3,136 1500.00 West Bengal 702 191.00 11 UNION TERRITORY A & N Islands 244 67.40 Chandigarh 2.00 Delhi 1 (a) Dadra & Nagar Haveli 21 5.00 Goa Daman & Diu 105 70.60 Manipur 551 67.10 N. E. F. A. 1,217 160.00 Tripura 409 106.00
All India 35,630 9001.20
•Classification of reserved Forest land docs not exist. (^Provision is included under Soil Conservation.
Fishing Harbours during Fourth Plan THE MINISTER OF STA1 E IN THE MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE (SHRI 7778. SHRI GANGA REDDY : Will the ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE) : (a) The total Minister of AGRICULTURE be pleased to number of fishermen in India in 1970 was state: estimated to be J8.4 lakhs, of whom 10.4 lakhs (a) the number of fishermen in India ; were full time fishermen while remaining 8 (b) the monthly income derived from fishe lakhs were engaged ia fishing operations on part-time hasis. ries industry ; and (c) how many fishing harbours are at (b) Based on the estimates of Net National present and how many will come up during Income computed by the Central Statistical the Fourth Five Year Plan ? Organisation, the net income derived monthly 49 WHUmAmmt SRAVANA 21, 1893 (SAJCA) Writm Answtrs 50 from the Fisheries industry during 1967-68, breeds of goats. Some of these breeds 1968*69 and 1969*70 worked out to Rs. 12.8 are found in the Western Himalayan crores, R* 14.4 crores and Rs. 16.3 crorcs regions at an altitude of 10,000 feet and respectively. above. There is one small experimental Pashmina Goat Farm in Ladakh. (c) Self-contained fishing harbours have not (iii) I. C. A. R. is taking up a co-ordinated so far bern provided. Harbour facilities for research project for the development of fishing vessels in the form of jetties, wharves Pashmina. and ramp
(c) bow much Income is derived from Pash (b) the basis to realise Rs. 30 per square meena Wool by way of export during 1971-72 ? yard from the allottees of the said colony ;
THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE (c) whether it has been considered that MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE (SHRI while the development cost is being charged SHER SINGH): (a) Alpine pastures are to for the said plot of land, the prices of land be found in upper Himalayan regions. The can only be charged after completion of all Ministry is establishing a Regional Station on development and if so, whether the same Forage Production and Demonstration in procedure is being followed ; and Jammu and Kashmir for improved manage (d) if not, the reasons therefor ? ment of village grazing lands and natural grass lands specially Alpine pastures. The State THE MINISTER OF LABOUR AND Government of Jammu and Kashmir have REHABILITATION (SHRI R. K. KHADIL- taken steps to develop Alpine pastures which KAR): (a) The land of the East Pakistan Dis are being top dressed with fertilizers etc. placed Persons’ Colony near Kalkaji was ac (ii) Pashmina is the under-coat consisting of quired through the Delhi Administration very fine fibres produced by special under the Resettlement of Displaced Persons 51 Written Answers AUGUST 12,1971 Written Ansictrs 52
(Land Acquisition) Act, 1948. Sonar of the got mining lease for lime-stone in village land owners whose land has been acquired Saraya, Bhawanathpur Palamau, Bihar ; have filed appeals for upward revision of the price awarded to them. Taking into considera (b) if to, the amount invested in that min tion some of the appellate awards already ing and its yield expected therefrom ; made, a price of Rs. 4 /-per square yard has been taken as the pricc of land on a provisional (c) whether Bokaro Steel Ltd. is doing the basis. lease work itself; and
(b) The price of Rs. 30/- per square yard (d) if not the names and addresses of those has been arrived ai provisionally bv adding the contractors who have been given the lease cost of acquisition at Rs. 4/- per square yard work ? for the entire ar quircd area and the disburse ments made to Ccntial Public Works Depart THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE ment for development and by dividing the total MINISTRY OF S TEEL AND MINES (SHRI by the plot area available for allotment accord SHAHNAWAZ KHAN) : (a) Yes, Sir. ing to the approved layout. (c) and (d). Do not arise. (b) The Bhavunathpui limestone deposit at Saraiya is under development. Bokaro Preference to Local People for Recruit Steel Ltd. have so far spent Rs 5 crores on the m ent in H.E.G. Ranchi and Bokaro Steel quairy including Rs. 4 crores with South Ltd. Eastern Railway tbi providing Railway Siding fiom Meralgram to Bhavanathpur. This depo 7781. KUMARI KAMLA KUMARI: sit is expected to yield about 60 million ton Will the Minister of STEEL AND MINES be nes of blast furnace grade limestone. pleased to state : (c) and (d). Bokaro Steel Ltd. have been (a) whether there is serious discontentment doing the lease work themselves and have not among the people of Chotanagpur (Bihar) granted any sub-lease to any contractor. about the recruitment oi persons in Ii. E. C,, Ranchi and Bokaro Steel Ltd. etc ; and Employees* working In H. E. C. Ranchi (b) whether there are any Central guide and Bokaro Steel Limited lines to be adopted by these Public Sector Pro jects to give preference to the local population 7783. KUMARI KAMLA KUMARI: as regards employment ? Will the Minister of STEEL AND MINES be pleased to state: THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF STEEL AND MINES (SHRI (a) the total number of employees from the SHAHNAWAZ KHAN) : (a) No, Sir. lower to the highest cadres working in the H. E. C. Ranchi and Bokaro Steel Limited, (b) Yes, Sir. According to these guidelines, separately ; and the recruitment to posts carrying a salary of less than Rs. 500 per month is done through (b) the total number out of them who are the local employment exchanges and in selec from Chotanagpur division (Bihar) with special tion preferences is given to persons displaced reference to Palamau district ? from the lands acquired for the project or scheduled castes and scheduled tribes. The THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE procedure provides a pronounced weigh- MINISTRY OF STEEL AND MINES (SHRI tage to the recruitment of local persons. SHAHNAWAZ KHAN): (a) The total num ber of employees of all categories working in Mining Lease for Lime Stone by Bokaro the H. E. C. Ranchi is 17,706. The corres Steel Ltd. In Bihar ponding number for « Bokaro Steel Limited is 9,149. 7782. KUMARI KAMLA KUMARI; Will the Minister or STEEL AND MINES (d) Employment statistics are not main be pleased to state: tained with reference to place of birth and (a) whether the Bokaro Steel Limited has domicile. 53 Writtm Answtrs SRAVANA 21, 1893 (SAKA) tt raten Answers
Management of Smmastipur Sugar Mills Mangarnpet area during 1970 and 1971 (upto Ltd. June) is given below
7784. SHRI BHOGENDRA JH A : Will 197« 44,207 tonnes the Minister of AGRICULTURE be pleased 1971 (Jan.—June) 9,048 tonnes (Provi to refer to the reply given to Unstarred Ques tion No. 5700 on the 22nd July, 1971 and sional) state: The information in t regard to export of barytes is being collected and will be placed (a) whether it is proposed to extend Govern on the Tabic of the House when received. ment control over management of the Samasti- pur Central Sugar Mills Ltd. beyond the 13th September, 1971 ; and Deposits of Lead Ore in Kerala
(b) if so, the main features thereof ? 7786. SHRI VAYALAR RAVI : Will the Minister of STEEL AND MINES be pleased THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE to state : MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE (SHRI SHER SINGH): (a) and (b). Thr matter is (a) whcthei the Geological Survey of India under consideration of the Government. made any survey m Nedumangadu, Kerala lo find out the total deposit of the lead ore in that area ; Deposits of Barytes in Andhra Pradesh (b) if so, the findings theieof; and 7785. SHRI ESWARA RKDDY : Will the Minister of STEEL AND MINKS be pleased (c) the steps proposed to be taken to explore to state : the possibilities to establish a lead mine there ?
(a) whether deposits of fine quality of 1'HE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE Barytes have been found at Mangarnpet, MINISTRY OF STEEL AND MINES (SHRI Rajampet Taluk, Cuddapah district, Andhia SHAHNAWAZ KHAN): (a) The Geologi Pradesh ; cal Survey of India has not conducted any detailed survey of Ncdumangad area of Kerala for lead as no lead occurrence has been recor (b) whether any personnel on behalf of ded in that aiea. Geological Survey of India visited these pus and examined thr deposits ; (b) and (c). Do not arise.
(c) if so, the details of their investigations ; and Intensive Development of Fisheries Co operatives in Kerala (d) the total quantity of Barytes extracted from these pits and exported in 1970-71 ? 7787. SHRI VAYALAR RAVI: Will the Minister of AGRICULTURE be pleased to state : THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF STEEL AND MINES (SHRI (a) whether Government have received any SHAHNAWAZ KHAN) : (a) and (b). Yes, proposal from the Kerala Government for in Sir* tensive development of Fisheries Cooperative* with the aid of Agricultural Refinance Cor (c) As a result of field studies carried out poration at Anjengo ; in Mangarnpet area, inferred reserves of 38.6G lakh tonne* of barytes cfeposits have been (b) if so, the salient features of the scheme; located upto a depth of90 metres. The barytes and found in the area are mostly of grey variety. (c) the steps taken to implement the (dj The production of barytes from scheme ? 55 WritUn Ansuxrs AUGUST 12,1971 IVritUn Answtrt 56
THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE Kumar Iron and Steel (P) Ltd., Gauhati, MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE (SHRI closed down in 1968 due to labour trouble, ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE): (a) No, Sir. financial difficulty and shortage of raw materials. The Company informed the Iron (b) and (c). Do not arise. and Steel Controller in April, 1971 that they were able to settle their labour problems, and Compensation paid to workers of Giridih proposed restarting the mill. Collieries Closure of Jersey Cattle Breeding Farm 7788. SHRI CHAPAL BHATTACHARY- Project in Punjab YA: Will the Minister of STEEL AND MINES be pleased to state : 7790. SHRI DEVINDER SINGH (a) the total number of worker* retrenched GARCHA: Will the Minister of AGRICUL and/or voluntarily retired from Giridih Collie TURE be pleased to state s ries since 1963 ; (a) whether Rs. 12 lakhs Jersey cattle breed (b) the total amount of compensation paid ing farm project has been abandoned in Pun to these workers aod the minimum and maxi jab ; and mum compensation so paid ; (b) if so, the reasons therefor ? (e) whether the workers who voluntarily retired were given the understanding by TI1E MINISTER OF STATE IN THE National Coal Development Corporation that MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE (SHRI in the matter of re-employment they would be SHER SINGH) : (a) and (b). Under the treated on the same footing as the retrenched ; 4th Plan the State Government wanted to set up an exotic cattle farm with an outlay of (d) the total number of newly employed Rs. 12 lakhs. While it was considered earlier persons all over National Coal Development that the breed should be Jersey, the State Corporation Collieries since 1968 ; and Government has since decided to set up a Brown Swiss Cattle farm under an Indo-Swiss (e) the total number of retrenched workers Project. lying unemployed in Giridih Collieries ? In consultation with technical experts the THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE State Government has earmarked Patiala and MINISTRY OF STEEL AND MINES (SHRI Sangrur districts for cross breeding with Brown SHAHNAWAZ KHAN) : (a) to (e). The Swiss. Accordingly, this breed will bedeve- information is being collected and will be laid loped at Patiala-Nabha. on the Table of the House. Appointment of Chairman, National Closure of Kumar Iron Rolling Mills Ltd., Commission on Agriculture Assam 7791. SHRI DEVINDER SINGH GAR 7789. SHRI ROBIN KAKOTY : Will the CHA : Will the Minister of AGRICULTURE Minister of STEEL AND MINES be pleased be pleased to state : to state: (a) whether National Commission on Agri (a) whether the Kumar Iron Rolling Mills culture is without a Chairman since January Ltd., Assam has been closed for a long time this year ; and due to non-availability of raw materials such as billets etc.; and (b) if so, when it will be possible for the Government to appoint a Chairman ? (b) if so, the action taken or proposed to be taken in the matter ? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE (SHRI THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE): (a) and (b). MINISTRY OF STEEL AND MINES (SHRI Shri B. Sivaraman who was appointed as Vice- SHAHNAWAZ KHAN) : (a) and (b). M/s. Chairman of the Commission with effect from 57 Written Answers SRAVANA 21, 1893 (SAKA) Written Answers 58 llth February, 1971 bat been carrying on the Rice Production through sew High- duties of the Chairman. Yielding Varieties
7794. SHRI DEVINDER SINGH Survey of quality of Fuel supplied to GARCHA : Will the Minister of AGRICUL Farmer* for Tractor* in Punjab TURE be pleased to state :
(a) whether India has achieved another 7792. SHRI DEVINDER SINGH GAR- break-through in agricultural production with GHA : Will the Minister of AGRICULTURE be pleased to state : the release of five new high-yielding varieties of paddy; and
(a) whether Punjab Agricultural University (b) if so, to what extent the production lias conducted a survey about the quality of of rice would increase with these varieties ? fuel supplied to farmers for their tractors in Punjab; and THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE (SHRI (b) if so, the main findings of this survey ? ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE) . (a) These varie ties were released in September, 1970 and are THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE being tested according to their suitability to MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE (SHRI different agro-dimatii regions during the ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE): (a) The Pun current kharif season. It is yet too early to jab Agricultural University has informed that assess whether the five newly released high- no survey about the quality of fuel supplied to yielding varieties of rice mark any thing like farmers for their tractors in Punjab has been a “break-through” in agricultural production. conducted by the Univeriity. (b) The varieties being high-yielders, better (b) Does not arise. grain type and resistant to insect pests and diseases are likely to become popular. Accor dingly the production of rice experted to in Working results of Central Fisheries Cor crease. The extent of increase will depend upon poration, Calcutta the results of the trials.
7793. SHRI DEVINDER SINGH GAR- Parliament Assistants working In CHA : Will the Minister of AGRICULTURE Ministry of Steel and Mines be pleased to state : 7795. SHRI HARI SINGH : Will the (a) whether the Central Fisheries Corpora Minister of STEEL AND MINES be pleased tion at Calcutta is running at a loss for the to state: last two years ; and (a) The number of Parliament Assistants working in his Ministry and the dates from (b) if so, its total loss during the last two which they are holding the posts ; years, year-wise ? (b) the reasons for not transferring them ; THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE and MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE (SHRI ANNASAHEB P. SHINDE): (b) Thry are being ratained in their present TION be pleased to state : posts in the interests of efficiency of work end of continuity of experience, which is highly (a) whether the Engineering Times Publi desirable in this post. cations (Private) Limited has closed their printing plant and the publishing office at (c) Information is being collected and will Wachel Molla Mansion, Calcutta; be placed on the Table of the House. (b) tbe particulars of industrial disputes Consultancy Service by Central Engineer leading to tbe closure ; ing and Design Bureau of Hindustan Steel Limited in the Construction of Korba (c) whether the said company has started Plant printing and publishing their journals from Lovegrove Road, Bombay-18 ; and 7796. SHRI S. C. SAMANTA : Will the Minister of STEEL AND MINGS be pleased (d) whether the employees at Calcutta to state; offices have been paid compensation and other dues following the shift to Bombay ? (a) whether the Department of Mines and Hindustan Aluminium Corporation have THE MINISTER OF LABOUR AND requested the Central Engineering and Design REHABILITATION (SHRI R. K. KHADIL- Bureau of Hindustan Steel Limited to provide KAR) : (a) to (d). The information is being consultancy service in the construction of stage collected and will be laid on the Table of the II of Korba Plant ; House after it is received.
(b) whether the consultancy serviec provi Polytechnics in Delhi ded by the N. I. D. C. during Korba stage I was unsatisfactory ; and 7798. SHRI AMBESII: Will the Minister of IABOUR AND REII\BILITA TION be (c) if so, the reasons for not using the pleased to state : NIDC for the second stage also ! (a) the names of Polytechnics institutions THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE in Delhi ; MINISTRY OP STEEL AND MINES (SHRI SHAHNAWAZ KHAN) : (a) to (c). The (b) the number of Vice-Principals, Instruc Bharat Aluminium Company Limited, and not tors and Supervisors in the above institutions ; the Hindustan Aluminium Corporation, have and appointed the Central Engineering and Design Bureau of Hindustan Steel Ltd. as prime con (c) the number of Scheduled Castes emp sultants and of the Project Management Agency loyees, category-wise, in the above institutions ? for Korba Smelter and Fabrication Units. The CEDB have the necessary expertise required THE MINISTER OF LABOUR AND for the purpose, particularly on rolling mills REHABILITATION (SHRI R. K. KHADIL- which form a substantial portion of the Korba KAR) : Smelter and Fabrication Project. (a) 1. G. B. Pant Polytechnic, Okhla, New Delhi-20. As regards the consultancy service rendered by the National Industrial Development Cor 2. Pusa Polytechnic, Pusa, New Delhi. poration relating to the detailed engineering 3. 3rd Boys Polytechnic, Kasbmere of tbe Korba Alumina Plant, the same has Gate, Delhi-6. not been to the complete satisfaction of the 4. Women’s Polytechnic, Kashmere Bharat Aluminium Company Limited. Gate, Delhi-6.
Closure of Engineering Times Publications (b) 1. Vice-Principal — Nil (Private) Limited Calcutta 2. Supervisors — Nil 7797, SHRI S. C. SAMANTA: Will the 3. Instructors (alltypes) —■ 98 Minister of LABOUR AND REHABILITA (c) Three Workshop Instructors. 61 Written Answtrs SRAVANA 21, 189 3 (SAKA) Written Answers 62
Sch eduled Castes mad Scheduled Tribes Graduates Registered in Delhi for the Posts of Trained Graduate Teachers and Post-Graduate Teachers 7800 «fy fo qifew : w 7799. SHRI AMBESH: Will the Minister fftr 5prr^ ^rr % : of LABOUR AND REHABILITATION be pleased to state : (w:) wt % *ft ??> ^rf ^ 3fc5pr STPTFT ^ f3T*(% ^ (a) the number of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes trained graduates registered in Delhi for the post of Tiaincd Graduate s n c ^ r r 3ffr i t - t i \ m \ q f r , Teachers ; and («r) ^r, cfr wtvjx % (b) the number of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes post-Graduates registered in anfrjr t w ^ wi Delhi for the post of post-Grad uato Tearhers, s s m r *mfr t , subject-wise ?
(*t) t o h t ir JTRirr % THE MINISTER OF LABOUR AND REHABILITATION (SHRI R. K. KHADIL- arsffa 3^ jt? KAR) : (a) and (b). q?t Jprffr i t | ?
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