STATISTICAL HANDBOOK 2019
MINISTRY OF PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS GOVERNMENT OF INDIA https://mpa.gov.in
PREFACE
The Statistical Handbook, a publication of the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs, contains information/data relating to the activities of both Houses of Parliament and the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs as well. The Handbook covers the period upto 31 March, 2019. It is hoped, this Handbook will prove to be a useful document for Government officials and also will make an interesting reading for academician, students and all those who are interested to know and study the activities of Parliament. Adequate care has been taken to make the Hand Book comprehensive and accurate. However, suggestions for improvement and correction of errors which may have inadvertently crept into it would be duly acknowledged. I would like to place on record my appreciation to the officers and staff of the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs involved in collection and compilation of this Hand Book.
(SURENDRA NATH TRIPATHI) Secretary Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs
New Delhi, Dated the 3rd April, 2019
1 CONTENTS LEGISLATIVE MATTERS
Table No. Subject 1. Dates of poll, constitution, first sitting, expiration of the term and dissolution of Lok Sabha since 1952 (First to Sixteenth Lok Sabhas). 2. Statement showing the dates of constitution, dissolution, etc. of various Lok Sabahs since 1952. 3. Dates of issue of summons, commencement, adjournment sine-die, prorogation, sittings and duration of various sessions of Lok Sabhas held since 1952. (―Bǁ in column 1 stand for Budget Session). 4. Dates of issue of summons, commencement, adjournment sine-die, prorogation, sittings and duration of various sessions of Rajya Sabhas held since 1952. 5. Statement showing the interval of less than 15 days between the issue of summons to Members of Lok Sabha and dates of commencement of sessions since 1962. 6. Statement showing the interval of less than 15 days between the issue of summons to Members of Rajya Sabha and dates of commencement of sessions since 1989. 7. Statement showing the names and dates of appointment etc. of the Speaker Pro tem. 8. Statement showing the dates of election, names of Speaker and Deputy Speaker of Lok Sabha. 9. Dates of election of the Speaker, Lok Sabha and constitution of the Departmentally related Standing Committees since 1993. 10. Statement showing the dates of election, names of the Deputy Chairman of the Rajya Sabha. 11. Duration of recess during Budget Session since 1993. 12. Statement showing the details regarding sessions of the Lok Sabha etc. when the House remained unprorogued for more than 15 days. 13. Statement showing the details regarding sessions of the Rajya Sabha etc. when the House remained unprorogued for more than 6 days. 14. Dates of presentation of Interim (General and Railway) Budgets in Lok Sabha and Duration of the sessions in which presented. 15. Vote of Accounts taken twice during a financial year. 16. Statistical information regarding number of sessions, sittings held, Bills introduced, Passed and Lapsed and Number of various discussions held on Non-official motions. 17. Number of Bills passed by both Houses of Parliament, Session-wise during each Lok Sabha since 1952.
2 18. Number of sittings of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, number of Bills passed by both Houses of Parliament, year-wise since 1952. 19. List of Government Bills pending in Rajya Sabha after dissolution of 15th Lok Sabha and conclusion of 230th Session of Rajya Sabha. 19-A. List of Government Bills lapsed on the dissolution of 15th Lok Sabha in term of article 107(5) of the Constitution. 20. Ordinances promulgated by the President (since 1952) 21. Dates of delivery of President‘s address, Names of Mover and Seconder, Dates of discussion on Motion of Thanks in the two Houses. 22. Certain statistical data regarding Motion of Thanks on the President‘s Address. 23. Sittings of Houses of Parliament held on Saturdays/Holidays for presentation of General Budget. 24. Date and time of presentation of General Budget in Lok Sabha and whether business transacted after its presentation/laying in two Houses. 25. Dates of presentation, general discussion on the General and Railway Budgets etc. in the Lok Sabha since 1952. 26. Dates of general discussion on General and Railway Budgets and consideration and return of Appropriation Bills relating to the Demands for Grants by the Rajya Sabha since 1952. 27. Discussions held on Government Motions in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha since 1993. 28. No -Confidence Motions discussed in the Lok Sabha and their outcome since 1952. 29. Confidence Motions so far listed/discussed in Lok Sabha. 30. Statement showing time lost on adjournment in two Houses due to interruptions during the term of the 14 th Lok Sabha and corresponding period of the Rajya Sabha. 30-A. Statement showing time lost on adjournment in two Houses due to interruptions during the term of the 15 th Lok Sabha and corresponding period of the Rajya Sabha. 30-B. 16th Lok Sabhaupto Budget Session, 2016 31. Demands for Grants of Ministries discussed in Lok Sabha during the Budget Session since 1993. 32. Details of the Ministries whose working were discussed in the Rajya Sabha since 1993. 33. Private Members‘ Bills passed by Parliament since 1952 so far.
RULE 377/SPECIAL MENTIONS 34. Matters raised under Rule 377 in the Lok Sabha and Special Mentions made in Rajya Sabha and their pendency position, session-wise.
3 TRAINING COURSES
35. Orientation Courses held for the officers of the Central Ministries / Departments. 36. Orientation Courses held for the officers of the State Governments. 37. Workshop on Managing Legislative Business for officers of various Ministries/Departments
CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEES
38. List of various Consultative Committees constituted for various Ministries. 39. List of Ministries where Consultative Committees could not be constituted for want of requisite number of Members. 40. Statement showing Consultative Committees meetings held during the period from 1.01.2016 to 31.03.2019. 41. List of Members of Parliament nominated as Permanent Special Invitees (PSI) to the Consultative Committees of various Ministries / Departments.
GOVERNMENT SPONSORED DELEGATIONS OF PARLIAMENTARIANS
42. Government sponsored Goodwill Delegations of Parliamentarians sent abroad by the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs. 43. Foreign Delegations received by Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs.
LEADERS OF HOUSES/LEADERS OF OPPOSITION/LEADERS MEETINGS/AIWCS
44. Name of Leaders of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha of Parliament since 1952. 45. Statement indicating the names of the Leaders of Opposition alongwith their Party etc. since November 1st 1977 when the Salary and Allowances of Leaders of Opposition in Parliament Act 1977 came into force. 46. Meetings with Leader of various Political Parties/Groups. 47. Statement showing the details of All India Whip‘s Conference held by the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs. 48. Statement showing the Salary and Allowances and other facilities admissible to MPs. 49. Facilities extended to Ex-Members of Parliament.
4 YOUTH PARLIAMENT COMPETITION
50. Details of the Youth Parliament Competitions for the Schools of NCT of Delhi and NDMC since 1966. 51. Details of the Youth Parliament Competitions held between 1983-88 among Kendriya Vidyalayas located in and around Delhi. 52. Details of the National Youth Parliament Competitions for the Kendriya Vidyalayas initiated from 1988. 53. Details of the National Youth Parliament Competitions for Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas since 1997 – 98. 54. Details of the National Youth Parliament Competitions for Universities/ Colleges initiated from 1997 – 98. 55. Details of Orientation Courses held since 1988 for organisation of the Youth Parliament Competitions in Delhi and NDMC Schools. 56. Details of Orientation Courses held for organisation of Youth Parliament Competitions in Kendriya Vidyalayas. 57. Details of Orientation Courses held for organisation of National Youth Parliament Competitions in Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas. 58. Details of Orientation Courses held for organisation of National Youth Parliament Competitions in Universities/ Colleges. . HINDI
59. मं ालय मे हदी सलाहकार सिमितयो के गठन तथा बैठक क ितिथयाँ
ASSURANCES
60. Details of Assurances extracted/fulfilled during 1956 to 31st December, 2017.
ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS
61. List of Telephone Nos. of Ministers and Officers in the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs. 62. List of Secretaries of the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs. 63. List of Employees of the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs.
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TABLE-1
DATES OF POLL, CONSTITUTION, FIRST SITTING, EXPIRATION OF THE TERM AND DISSOLUTION OF LOK SABHA SINCE 1952 (First to Sixteenth Lok Sabha)
Lok Sabha Last date Date of the Date of Date of the Date of Date of of poll constitution constitution of first sitting expiration of dissolution Lok Sabha Government/ term (Article Cabinet 83(2) of the Constitution
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
First 21.02.52 02.04.52 13.05.52 13.05.52 12.05.57 04.04.57
Second 15.03.57 05.04.57 17.04.57 10.05.57 09.05.62 31.03.62
Third 25.02.62 02.04.62 10.04.62 16.04.62 15.04.67 03.03.67
Fourth 21.02.67 04.03.67 13.03.67 16.03.67 15.03.72 *27.12.70
Fifth 10.03.71 15.03.71 18.03.71 19.03.71 18.03.77 *18.01.77
Sixth 20.03.77 23.03.77 24.03.77 25.03.77 24.03.82 *22.08.79
Seventh 06.01.80 10.01.80 14.01.80 21.01.80 20.01.85 31.12.84
Eighth 28.12.84 31.12.84 31.12.84 15.01.85 14.01.90 27.11.89
Ninth 26.11.89 02.12.89 02.12.89 18.12.89 17.12.94 *13.03.91
Tenth 15.06.91 20.06.91 21.06.91 09.07.91 08.07.96 10.05.96
Eleventh 07.05.96 15.05.96 16.05.96 22.05.96 21.05.2001 *04.12.97
Twelfth 07.03.98 10.03.98 19.03.98 23.03.98 22.03.2003 *26.04.99
Thirteenth 04.10.99 10.10.99 13.10.99 20.10.99 19.10.2004 *06.02.2004
Fourteenth 10.05.04 17.05.04 22.05.04 02.06.04 01.06.09 18.5.2009
Fifteenth 13.05.09 18.05.09 22.05.09 01.06.09 31.05.14 18.05.14
Sixteenth 12.05.14 18.05.14 26.05.14 04.06.14 03.06.19
* 1. Mid-term polls were held, Dissolution took place even before the elections. 2. Last dates of Poll in column (2) are based on reports of Election Commission.
6 TABLE – 2
STATEMENT SHOWING THE DATES OF CONSTITUTION, DISSOLUTION ETC. OF VARIOUS LOK SABHAS SINCE 1952
First Second Third Fourth
Dates of constitution April 2, 1952 April 5, 1957 April 2, 1962 March 4, 1967
Dates of swearing-in of the May 13, 1952 April 17, 1957 April 10, 1962 March 13, 1967 Ministry Dates of commencement and May 13 to May 10 to April 16 to March 16 to conclusion of the First Session August 12, May 31, 1957 June 22, 1962 April 8, 1967 1952 Dates of oath or affirmation May 13 & 15, May 10 & 11, April 16 & 17, March 16 & 17, 1952 1957 1962 1967
Dates of election of the Speaker May 15, 1952 May 11, 1957 April 17, 1962 March 17, 1967
Dates of delivery of President’s May 16, 1952 May 13, 1957 April 18, 1962 March 18, 1967 Address
Dates of dissolution April 4, 1957 March 31, 1962 March 3, 1967 December 27, 1970
Period for which Vote on 4 month 5 months 3 months 4 months Account (April- (April-Aug., (April-June, (April-July, was obtained July,1952) 1957) 1962) 1967)
Session and its duration in which 5th Session of 15th Session of 16th Session of 1st Session of the Vote on Account obtained Provisional 1st Lok Sabha 2nd Lok Sabha Fourth Lok Parliament (March 18 to (March 12 to Sabha (February 5 to 28, 30, (March 16 to March 5, 1952) 1957) 1962) April 8, 1967)
Session and its duration in which 1st Session 2nd Session 1st Session 2nd Session the full Budget was passed (May13 to (July (April16 to June (May22 to August 12, 15 to September 22, August 12, 1952) 13, 1957) 1962) 1967) Resignation by the outgoing 17.04.1957 4.04.1962 12.3.1967 17.12.1970 Ministry
Note:- Under article 379(1) of the Constitution [since repealed by the Constitution (Seventh Amendment) Act, 1956] the Provisional Parliament ceased to exist on April 17, 1952, when summons were issued to both Houses of Parliament to meet for their first session.
7 Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth
Dates of constitution +March 15, March 23, 1977 January 10, December 31, 1971 1980 1984
Dates of swearing in of the March 18, March 24, 1977 January 14, December 31, Ministry 1971 by Prime 1980 1984 Minister, March 26, 1977 by 14 Ministers, March 28, 1977 by 5 Ministers
Dates of commencement and +March 19 to +March 19 to January 21 to January 15 to conclusion of the First Session April 2, 1971 April 7, 1977 February 2, 30, 1985 1980 Dates of oath or affirmation March 19, 1971 March 25, 1977 January 21 & January 15,16 22,1980 and 17, 1985
Dates of election of the Speaker March 22, 1971 March 26, 1977 January 22, January 16, 1980 1985
Dates of delivery of President’s March 23, 1971 March 28, 1977 January 23, January 17, Address 1980 1985
Dates of dissolution January 18, August 22, 1979 December 31, November 27, 1977 1984 1989
Period for which Vote on 4 months 4 months 4 months 2 months Accountwas obtained
Session and its duration in which 1st Session of 1st Session of 2nd Session of 2nd Session of the Vote on Account obtained 5th Lok Sabha 6th Lok Sabha 7th Lok Sabha 8th Lok Sabha (March 19 to (March 25 to (March 11 to (March 13 to April 2, 1971) April 7, 1977) 28, May 20, 1985) 1980) Session and its duration in which 2nd Session 2nd Session of 3rd Session of 2nd Session of the full Budget was passed (May 24 to 6th Lok Sabha 7th Lok sabha 8th Lok Sabha August 12, (June 11 to (June 9 to (March 13 to 1971) August 8, 1977) August 12, May 20, 1985) 1980)
Resignation by the outgoing March 22, 1977 January 14, December 31, November 28, Ministry 1980 1984 1989
+ Summons to the Members were issued on March 15, 1971 i.e. date of Constitution of 5th Lok Sabha. 8
Ninth Tenth Eleventh Twelfth
Dates of constitution December 2, June 20, 1991 May 15, 1996 March 10, 1998 1989
Dates of swearing-in of the December 2, June 21, 1991 i) May 16, 1996 March 19, 1998 Ministry 1989 (10 Ministers) December 5, ii) June 1, 1996 1989 (12 Cabinet + (portfolios 8 MOS) allotted on iii) April 21, 6.12.1989) 1997 [16 Cabinet + 9 MOS (IC) + 8 MOS] Dates of commencement and December 18 to July 9, 1991 to May 22 to March 23 to conclusion of the First Session 30, 1989 September 18, June 12, 1996 March 31, 1998 1991 Dates of oath or affirmation December 18 & July 9 & 10, May 22 & 23, March 23 & 24, 19, 1989 1991 1996 1998
Dates of election of the Speaker December 19, July 10, 1991 May 23, 1996 March 24, 1998 1989 Dates of delivery of President’s December 20, July 11, 1991 May 24, 1996 March 25, 1998 Address 1989
Dates of dissolution March 13, 1991 May 10, 1996 December 4, April 26, 1999 1997
Period for which Vote on Account 4 months 4 months 4 months 4 months (April-July (April-July, (April-July, was obtained 1991) 1996) 1998)
th th st Session and its duration in which 2nd Session of 7 Session of 16 Session of 1 Session of th th th the Vote on Account obtained 9th Lok Sabha 9 Lok Sabha 10 Lok Sabha 12 Lok Sabha (March 12 to (February 21 to (February 26 to (March 23 to March 12, March 12, March 31, May 31, 1990) 1991) 1996) 1998)
Session and its duration in which 2nd Session of 1st Session of 2nd Session of 2nd Session of th th th the full Budget was passed 9th Lok Sabha 10 Lok Sabha 11 Lok Sabha 12 Lok Sabha (March 12 to (July 9 to (July 10 to (May 27 to May 31, 1990) September 18, September 13, August 6, 1998) 1991) 1996)
9 Ninth Tenth Eleventh Twelfth
Resignation by the outgoing Ministry June 21, 1991 May 16, 1996 May 28, 1996 April 17, 1999 (Relinquished (Sh. A.B. Vajpayee Govt. their charges) - relinquished their charges on June 1, 1996) April 11, 1997 (Sh. H.D. Devegowda Govt.- relinquished their charges on April 21, 1997) November 28, 1997 (Sh. I.K. Gujral Govt.- relinquished their charges on March 19, 1998)
10 Thirteenth Fourteenth Fifteenth Sixteenth
Dates of constitution October 10, 1999 May 17, 2004 May 18, 2009 May 18, 2014
Dates of swearing-in of October 13, 1999 May 22, 2004 May 22, 2009 May 26, 2014 the Ministry May 28, 2009 Dates of commencement October 20-29, June 2 to 10, June 1 to 9, June 4 to 11, and conclusion of the 1999 2004 2009 2014 First Session
Dates of oath or affirmation October 20-21, June 2 & 3, June 1, 2, 3, & June 5, 6, 9, 10 1999 2004 4, 2009 and 11, 2014
Dates of election of the (i) October 22, June 4, 2004 June 3, 2009 June 6, 2014 Speaker 1999; and (ii) May 10, 2002 Dates of delivery of October 25, 1999 June 7, 2004 June 4, 2009 June 9, 2014 President’s Address
Dates of dissolution February 6, 2004 May 18, 2009 18.05.2014 -----
Period for which Vote on 2 months (April- (i) 4 months 4 months 4 Months Account was obtained May, 2000) (April- July, (April-July, (April-July, 2004) 2009) 2014) (ii) 2 months (Aug.-Sept., 2004) Session and its duration 3rd Session of (i) 14th Session Second Part of 17th Session of in which the Vote on 13th of 13th Lok 15th Session 16th Lok Sabha Account obtained Lok Sabha Sabha of 14th Lok (February 23 to (December 2, Sabha May 17, 2000) 2003 to (12.02.2009 to February 5, 26.02.2009) 2004) (ii) 2nd Session of 14thLok Sabha (July 5 toAugust 26, 2004) Session and its duration 3rd Session of 2nd Session of 2nd Session of ----- in which the full 13th Lok 14th Lok 16th Lok Budget was passed Sabha (February Sabha (July 5 to Sabha (July 7 to 23 toMay 17, August 26, August 14, 2000) 2004) 2014) Resignation of outgoing February 6, 2004 May 18, 2009 17.05.2014 ----- Ministry
11 TABLE – 3
DATES OF ISSUE OF SUMMONS, COMMENCEMENT, ADJOURNMENT SINE DIE, PROROGATION, SITTINGS AND DURATION OF VARIOUS SESSIONS OF LOK SABHA HELD SINCE 1952 (’B’ in column 1 stand for Budget Session)
FIRST LOK SABHA
Session Date of Date of Time of Date of Date of Total no. Actual no. No. of No. of issue of commen- commen- adjourn- proroga- of days of days on days days summons cement cement of ment tion of the which the on which allotted for the sitting sine-die Session House sat non-official Govern- business ment was business transacted
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1st 25.4.1952 13.5.1952 10.45 a.m. 12.8.1952 19.8.1952 92 67 4 63 8.15 a.m. 2nd 26.8.1952 5.11.1952 10.45 a.m. 20.12.1952 4.1.1953 46 36 2 34 3rd 10.1.1953 11.2.1953 2.00 p.m. 15.5.1953 16.5.1953 94 72 4 68 8.15 a.m.
4th 21.5.1953 3.8.1953 8.15 a.m. 18.9.1953 23.9.1953 47 35} 5th 1.10.1953 16.11.1953 1.30 p.m. 24.12.1953 25.12.1953 39 30} 6th 7.1.1954 15.2.1954 2.00 p.m. 21.5.1954 22.5.1954 96 74} 8.15 a.m. }
7th 19.6.1954 23.8.1954 8.15 a.m. 30.9.1954 1.10.1954 39 31} 11.00 a.m. }
8th 9.10.1954 15.11.1954 11.00 a.m. 24.12.1954 24.12.1954 40 32} 9th 31.12.1954 21.2.1955 11.00 a.m. 7.5.1955 9.5.1955 76 58} 10.30 a.m. } * th 10 23.5.1955 25.7.1955 11.00 a.m. 1.10.1955 4.10.1955 69 54} 11th 12.10.1955 21.11.1955 11.00 a.m. 23.12.1955 24.12.1955 33 27} th 12 6.1.1956 15.2.1956 11.00 a.m. 30.5.1956 2.6.1956 106 76} 10.30 a.m. } 10.00 a.m. }
13th 9.6.1956 16.7.1956 11.00 a.m. 13.9.1956 15.9.1956 60 45} 10.30 a.m. }
14th 22.9.1956 14.11.1956 11.00 a.m. 22.12.1956 23.12.1956 39 30} 15th 21.2.1957 18.3.1957 11.00 a.m. 28.3.1957 28.3.1957 11 10} N.B. Note on dual timings shown in Col. (4) of First Lok Sabha in Table - 3
Sl.No. From to the House Sl.No. From to the house sat from sat from (a) 13.5.1952 21.5.1952 10.45 a.m. (i) 21.2.1955 30.4.1955 11.00 a.m. (b) 22.5.1952 12.8.1952 8.15 a.m. (j) 2.5.1955 7.5.1955 10.30 a.m. (c) 11.2.1953 10.4.1953 2.00 p.m. (k) 15.2.1956 3.3.1956 11.00 a.m. (d) 14.4.1953 15.5.1953 8.15 a.m. (l) 5.3.1956 29.5.1956 10.30 a.m. (e) 15.2.1954 19.4.1954 2.00 p.m. (m) 30.5.1956 — 10.00 a.m. (f) 20.4.1954 21.5.1954 8.15 a.m. (n) 16.7.1956 8.9.1956 11.00 a.m.
(g) 23.8.1954 8.9.1954 8.15 a.m. (o) 10.9.1956 13.9.1956 10.30 a.m. (h) 10.9.1954 30.9.1954 11.00 a.m.
* Under Rule 26, allotment of separate days for Private Members’ Business was discontinued and Private Members’ Business was transacted for 2½ hours on every Friday or on Saturdays when Fridays happended to be holidays.
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SECOND LOK SABHA
Session Date of Date of Time of Date of Date of Total no. Actual no. issue of commen- commen- adjourn- proroga- of days of days on summons cement cement of ment tion of the which the the sitting sine-die Session House sat
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1st 22.4.1957 10.5.1957 11.00 a.m. 31.5.1957 1.6.1957 22 17 2nd 15.6.1957 15.7.1957 11.00 a.m. 13.9.1957 13.9.1957 61 47 3rd 20.9.1957 11.11.1957 11.00 a.m. 21.12.1957 21.12.1957 41 32 4th 28.12.1957 10.2.1958 11.00 a.m. 9.5.1958 12.5.1958 89 64 5th 2.6.1958 11.8.1958 11.00 a.m. 27.9.1958 1.10.1958 48 35 6th 10.10.1958 17.11.1958 11.00 a.m. 20.12.1958 22.12.1958 34 26 7th 8.1.1959 9.2.1959 11.00 a.m. 9.5.1959 11.5.1959 90 65 8th 25.5.1959 3.8.1959 11.00 a.m. 12.9.1959 15.9.1959 41 31 9th 25.9.1959 16.11.1959 11.00 a.m. 22.12.1959 24.12.1959 37 27 th 10 6.1.1960 8.2.1960 11.00 a.m. 29.4.1960 5.5.1960 82 60 th 11 19.5.1960 1.8.1960 11.00 a.m. 9.9.1960 13.9.1960 40 31 th 12 27.9.1960 14.11.1960 11.00 a.m. 23.12.1960 26.12.1960 40 30 13th 6.1.1961 14.2.1961 11.00 a.m. 5.5.1961 11.5.1961 81 61 th 14 29.5.1961 7.8.1961 11.00 a.m. 8.9.1961 11.9.1961 33 25 th 15 20.9.1961 20.11.1961 11.00 a.m. 8.12.1961 12.12.1961 19 16 16th 19.2.1962 12.3.1962 11.00 a.m. 30.3.1962 Dissolved on 20 14 31.3.1962
NB: Joint Sitting of Houses was held on 6.5.1961 to consider the Dowry Prohibition Bill, 1959
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THIRD LOK SABHA
Session Date of Date of Time of Date of Date of Total no. Actual no. issue of commen- commen- adjourn- proroga- of days of days on summons cement cement of ment tion of the which the the sitting sine-die Session House sat
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1st 3.4.1962 16.4.1962 11.00 a.m. 22.6.1962 23.6.1962 68 51 2nd 5.7.1962 6.8.1962 11.00 a.m. 7.9.1962 9.9.1962 33 25 3rd 29.10.1962 *8.11.1962 @11.00 a.m. 11.12.1962 26.1.1963 34 26 21.1.1963 25.1.1963 5 5
4th 31.1.1963 18.2.1963 11.00 a.m. 7.5.1963 9.5.1963 79 61 5th 28.5.1963 13.8.1963 11.00 a.m. 21.9.1963 21.9.1963 40 30 6th 1.10.1963 18.11.1963 11.00 a.m. 21.12.1963 22.12.1963 34 26 7th 1.1.1964 10.2.1964 11.00 a.m. 6.5.1964 6.5.1964 87 66 8th 8.5.1964 27.5.1964 11.00 a.m. 5.6.1964 6.6.1964 10 7 9th 20.7.1964 7.9.1964 11.00 a.m. 3.10.1964 5.10.1964 33 20 10th 10.10.1964 16.11.1964 11.00 a.m. 24.12.1964 25.12.1964 39 29 th 11 9.1.1965 17.2.1965 11.00 a.m. 11.5.1965 11.5.1965 84 57 th 12 5.6.1965 16.8.1965 11.00 a.m. 24.9.1965 25.9.1965 40 29 th 13 1.10.1965 3.11.1965 11.00 a.m. 10.12.1965 13.12.1965 38 27 th 14 21.12.1965 14.2.1966 11.00 a.m. 18.5.1966 20.5.1966 94 63 15th 24.5.1966 25.7.1966 11.00 a.m. 7.9.1966 12.9.1966 45 32 th 16 17.9.1966 1.11.1966 11.00 a.m. 5.12.1966 9.12.1966 36 24 th #17 — — — — — — —
* The Session was to commence on 19.11.1962 but due to Chinese aggression, it was advanced. @ From 26.11.1962 to 11.12.1962 (during Chinese aggression), the sittings commenced from 12 noon and there was no Question Hour. (Dates of Chinese Aggression: 22.10.1962 to midnight of November 21-22, 1962) th # 17 Session had been summoned from 13.3.1967 but the summoning order was rescinded by the President on 2.3.1967.
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FOURTH LOK SABHA
Session Date of Date of Time of Date of Date of Total no. Actual no. issue of commen- commen- adjourn- proroga- of days of days on summons cement cement of ment tion of the which the the sitting sine-die Session House sat
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1st 4.3.1967 16.3.1967 *11.00 a.m. 8.4.1967 10.4.1967 24 17 2nd 22.4.1967 22.5.1967 11.00 a.m. 12.8.1967 16.8.1967 83 62 3rd 1.9.1967 13.11.1967 11.00 a.m. 23.12.1967 26.12.1967 41 31 4th 9.1.1968 12.2.1968 11.00 a.m. 10.5.1968 14.5.1968 89 61 5th 18.5.1968 22.7.1968 11.00 a.m. 30.8.1968 31.8.1968 40 28 6th 21.9.1968 11.11.1968 11.00 a.m. 20.12.1968 24.12.1968 40 31 7th 6.1.1969 17.2.1969 11.00 a.m. 16.5.1969 19.5.1969 89 62 8th 24.5.1969 21.7.1969 11.00 a.m. 30.8.1969 3.9.1969 41 29 9th 24.9.1969 17.11.1969 11.00 a.m. 24.12.1969 27.12.1969 38 29 th 10 19.1.1970 20.2.1970 11.00 a.m. 20.5.1970 23.5.1970 90 $62 th 11 27.5.1970 27.7.1970 11.00 a.m. 4.9.1970 7.9.1970 40 29 th 12 19.9.1970 9.11.1970 11.00 a.m. 18.12.1970 23.12.1970 40 28
* With effect from 27.3.1967, the House started having lunch-break from 1.00 p.m. to 2.00 p.m. and the House used to sit up to 6.00 p.m. $ On 28.2.1970, two separate sittings were held.
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FIFTH LOK SABHA
Session Date of Date of Time of Date of Date of Total no. Actual no. issue of commen- commen- adjourn- proroga- of days of days on summons cement cement of ment tion of the which the the sitting sine-die Session House sat
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1st 15.3.1971 19.3.1971 11.00 a.m. 2.4.1971 7.4.1971 15 +12 2nd 21.4.1971 24.5.1971 11.00 a.m. 12.8.1971 18.8.1971 81 59 3rd 7.10.1971 15.11.1971 11.00 a.m. 23.12.1971 25.12.1971 39 $31 4th 21.1.1972 13.3.1972 11.00 a.m. 1.6.1972 3.6.1972 81 57 5th 9.6.1972 31.7.1972 11.00 a.m. 4.9.1972 6.9.1972 36 25 6th 16.9.1972 13.11.1972 11.00 a.m. 22.12.1972 28.12.1972 40 29 7th 8.1.1973 19.2.1973 12.30 p.m. 16.5.1973 20.5.1973 87 58 8th 1.6.1973 23.7.1973 11.00 a.m. 5.9.1973 7.9.1973 45 31 9th 18.9.1973 12.11.1973 11.00 a.m. 22.12.1973 23.12.1973 41 31 th 10 11.1.1974 18.2.1974 12.35 p.m. 10.5.1974 11.5.1974 82 54 th 11 3.6.1974 22.7.1974 11.00 a.m. 9.9.1974 10.9.1974 50 38 th 12 27.9.1974 11.11.1974 11.00 a.m. 20.12.1974 24.12.1974 40 27 13th 21.1.1975 17.2.1975 11.00 a.m. 9.5.1975 15.5.1975 82 49 th 14 9.7.1975 21.7.1975 11.00 a.m. 7.8.1975 3.9.1975 18 #14 th 15 16.12.1975 5.1.1976 11.00 a.m. 6.2.1976 9.2.1976 33 22 th 16 12.2.1976 8.3.1976 11.00 a.m. 27.5.1976 28.5.1976 81 48 th 17 9.6.1976 10.8.1976 11.00 a.m. 2.9.1976 5.9.1976 24 17 th 18 16.9.1976 25.10.1976 11.00 a.m. 5.11.1976 11.11.1976 12 #11
+ There was no Question Hour on the first seven sittings. $ W.e.f. 6.12.1971 to 23.12.1971 (due to Pakistani aggression), hours of sittings of Lok Sabha were changed to 10.0 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. and Question Hour and Calling Attention matters were suspended. # There was no Question Hour
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SIXTH LOK SABHA
Session Date of Date of Time of Date of Date of Total no. Actual no. issue of commen- commen- adjourn- proroga- of days of days on summons cement cement of ment tion of the which the the sitting sine-die Session House sat
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1st 24.3.1977 25.3.1977 11.00 a.m. 7.4.1977 12.4.1977 14 *11 nd $2 13.5.1977 **11.6.77 11.00 a.m. 8.8.1977 10.8.1977 59 48 3rd 17.9.1977 14.11.1977 11.00 a.m. 23.12.1977 25.12.1977 40 27 4th 27.1.1978 20.2.1978 12.30 p.m. 15.5.1978 18.5.1978 85 58 5th 29.5.1978 17.7.1978 11.00 a.m. 31.8.1978 2.9.1978 46 32 6th 17.10.1978 20.11.1978 11.00 a.m. @23.12.1978 26.12.1978 34 25 7th 17.1.1979 19.2.1979 ^11.00 a.m. 18.5.1979 24.5.1979 89 59 8th 6.6.1979 9.7.1979 11.00 a.m. #16.7.1979 3.8.1979 8 6 th 7.8.1979 20.8.1979 11.00 a.m. +20.8.1979 22.8.1979 1 1 9 * There was no Question Hour from 25.3.1977 to 4.4.1977 as notice period between issue of Summons and commencement of Session was not there. $ Session commenced on a holiday, i.e., Second Saturday. ** The Session was to commence on 23.5.1977 but due to election to certain State Assemblies, summons were cancelled and new summons were issued. @ On 23.12.78, the House met at 10.00 a.m ^ From 8.5.79 to 18.5.79, the House met from 10.30 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. without any lunch break # The Eighth Session was scheduled to adjourn sine die on 24.8.79 but was adjourned earlier due to resignation of Government headed by Shri Morarji Desai + The Ninth Session was scheduled to adjourn sine die on 24.8.79 but was adjourned earlier due to resignation of Government headed by Shri Charan Singh Joint Sitting : Joint Sitting of the Houses to deliberate on the Banking Service Commission (Repeal) Bill, 1977 was held on 16.5.1978.
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SEVENTH LOK SABHA
Session Date of Date of Time of Date of Date of Total no. Actual no. issue of commen- commen- adjourn- proroga- of days of days on summons cement cement of ment tion of the which the the sitting sine-die Session House sat
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1st 16.1.1980 21.1.1980 11.00 a.m. 2.2.1980 7.2.1980 13 10 2nd 23.2.1980 11.3.1980 11.00 a.m. 28.3.1980 28.3.1980 18 14 3rd 24.5.1980 9.6.1980 11.00 a.m. 12.8.1980 14.8.1980 65 48 4th 15.10.1980 17.11.1980 11.00 a.m. 23.12.1980 26.12.1980 37 26 5th 9.1.1981 16.2.1981 12.35 p.m. 9.5.1981# 12.5.1981 83 56 6th 27.7.1981 17.8.1981 11.00 a.m. 18.9.1981 22.9.1981 33 25 7th 24.10.1981 23.11.1981 11.00 a.m. 25.12.1981 28.12.1981 33 24 th (sitting of 24 continued upto 10 a.m. on 25.12.81)
8th 16.1.1982 18.2.1982 12.32 p.m. 30.4.1982 7.5.1982 72 47 9th 15.6.1982 8.7.1982 11.00 a.m. 16.8.1982 17.8.1982 40 25 th 10 14.9.1982 4.10.1982 11.00 a.m. 5.11.1982 9.11.1982 33 20 11th 17.1.1983 18.2.1983 12.20 p.m. 10.5.1983 13.5.1983 82 48 th 12 25.6.1983 25.7.1983 11.00 a.m. 26.8.1983 30.8.1983 33 23 th 13 20.10.1983 15.11.1983 11.00 a.m. 22.12.1983 24.12.1983 38 *22 th 14 31.1.1984 23.2.1984 12.35 p.m. 9.5.1984 12.5.1984 77 52 th 15 29.6.1984 23.7.1984 11.00 a.m. 27.8.1984 11.9.1984 36 25
th th # Sitting of 8 May continued upto 2.15 a.m. on 9 May, 1981 * No sitting was fixed from 23.11.83 to 30.11.83 on account of meet of Commonwealth Heads of Governments in New Delhi.
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EIGHTH LOK SABHA
Session Date of Date of Time of Date of Date of Total no. Actual no. No. of No. of issue of commen- commen- adjourn- proroga- of days of days on days days summons cement cement of ment tion of the which the on which allotted for the sitting sine-die Session House sat non-official Govern- business ment was business transacted
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1st 5.1.1985 15.1.1985 11.00 a.m. 30.1.1985 9.2.1985 16 11 2 11 2nd 28.2.1985 13.3.1985 11.00 a.m. 20.5.1985 28.5.1985 69 48 9 48 3rd 28.6.1985 23.7.1985 11.00 a.m. 29.8.1985 30.8.1985 38 26 5 26 4th 18.10.1985 18.11.1985 11.00 a.m. 20.12.1985 24.12.1985 33 24 5 24 5th 1.2.1986 20.2.1986 1.00 p.m. 8.5.1986 12.5.1986 78 48 11 48 6th 27.6.1986 17.7.1986 11.00 a.m. 22.8.1986 30.8.1986 37 24 5 24 7th 9.10.1986 4.11.1986 11.00 a.m. 9.12.1986 12.12.1986 36 26 5 26 th 8 (P-I) 31.1.1987 23.2.1987 1.15 p.m. 12.5.1987 - 79 50 10 50 (P-II) 9.7.1987 27.7.1987 11.00 a.m. 28.8.1987 3.9.1987 33 24 5 24
9th 14.10.1987 6.11.1987 11.00 a.m. 15.12.1987 18.12.1987 40 28 6 28 th 10 30.1.1988 22.2.1988 12.55 p.m. 13.5.1988 18.5.1988 82 53 9 53 11th 29.6.1988 27.7.1988 11.00 a.m. 5.9.1988 29.9.1988 41 25 5 25 th 12 6.10.1988 2.11.1988 11.00 a.m. 16.12.1988 5.1.1989 45 24 4 24 th 13 1.2.1989 21.2.1989 1.00 p.m. 15.5.1989 23.5.1989 84 49 11 49 th 14 (P-I) 27.6.1989 18.7.1989 11.00 a.m. 18.8.1989 - 32 22 4 22 (P-II) 5.10.1989 11.10.1989 11.00 a.m. 13.10.1989 20.10.1989 3 3 - 3
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NINTH LOK SABHA
Session Date of Date of Time of Date of Date of Total no. Actual no. No. of No. of issue of commen- commen- adjourn- proroga- of days of days on days days summons cement cement of ment tion of the which the on which allotted for the sitting sine-die Session House sat non-official Govern- business ment was business transacted
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1st 8.12.1989 18.12.1989 11.00 a.m. *30.12.89 6.1.1990 13 9 2 9 2nd 7.2.1990 12.3.1990 12.45 p.m. 31.5.1990 8.6.1990 81 53 11 53 rd 3 (P-I) 22.6.1990 7.8.1990 11.00 a.m. 7.9.1990 32 21 5 21 (P-II) 24.9.1990 1.10.1990 11.00 a.m. 5.10.1990 11.10.1990 5 3 - 3
4th 25.10.1990 7.11.1990 11.00 a.m. 7.11.1990 11.11.1990 1 1 - 1 5th 12.11.1990 16.11.1990 11.00 a.m. 16.11.1990 26.11.1990 1 1 - 1 6th 30.11.1990 27.12.1990 11.00 a.m. 11.1.1991 22.1.1991 16 10 2 10 7th 31.1.1991 21.2.1991 12.50 p.m. 12.3.1991 Dissolved on 13.3.1991 20 11 1 11
th * Sitting of 29 December continued upto 4.00 a.m. on 30 December, 1989
20
TENTH LOK SABHA
Session Date of Date of Time of Date of Date of Total no. Actual no. No. of No. of issue of commen- commen- adjourn- proroga- of days of days on days days summons cement cement of ment tion of the which the on which allotted for the sitting sine-die Session House sat non-official Govern- business ment was business transacted
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1st 29.6.1991 9.7.1991 11.00 a.m. 18.9.1991 26.9.1991 72 49 9 49 2nd 4.11.1991 20.11.1991 11.00 a.m. 20.12.1991 23.12.1991 31 22 5 22 3rd 24.1.1992 24.2.1992 1.20 p.m. 12.5.1992 25.5.1992 79 49 10 49 4th 18.6.1992 8.7.1992 11.00 a.m. 20.8.1992 25.8.1992 44 31 3 31 5th 29.10.1992 24.11.1992 11.00 a.m. 23.12.1992 24.12.1992 30 18 2 18 6th 3.2.1993 22.2.1993 12.50 p.m. 14.5.1993 18.5.1993 82 45 8 45 7th 9.7.1993 26.7.1993 11.00 a.m. 28.8.1993 23.9.1993 34 24 5 24 8th 12.11.1993 2.12.1993 11.00 a.m. 30.12.1993 7.1.1994 29 20 2 20 9th 3.2.1994 21.2.1994 1.05 p.m. 13.5.1994 23.5.1994 82 38 6 38 th 10 26.5.1994 13.6.1994 11.00 a.m. 14.6.1994 18.6.1994 2 2 - 2 th 11 8.7.1994 25.7.1994 11.00 a.m. 26.8.1994 6.9.1994 33 24 5 24 th 12 18.11.1994 7.12.1994 11.00 a.m. 23.12.1994 27.12.1994 17 13 2 13 th 13 1.2.1995 13.2.1995 12.35 p.m. 3.6.1995 15.6.1995 111 42 7 42 th 14 8.7.1995 31.7.1995 11.00 a.m. 26.8.1995 6.9.1995 27 16 3 16 th 15 14.11.1995 27.11.1995 11.00 a.m. 22.12.1995 2.1.1996 26 20 2 20 16th 6.2.1996 26.2.1996 12.22 p.m. 12.3.1996 14.3.1996 16 10 1 10
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ELEVENTH LOK SABHA
Session Date of Date of Time of Date of Date of Total no. Actual no. No. of No. of issue of commen- commen- adjourn- proroga- of days of days on days days summons cement cement of ment tion of the which the on which allotted for the sitting sine-die Session House sat non-official Govern- business ment was business transacted
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 st 1 (P-I) 18.5.1996 22.5.1996 11.00 a.m. 28.5.1996 22 5 - 5 (P-II) 4.6.1996 10.6.1996 11.00 a.m. 12.6.1996 13.6.1996 3 3
2nd 25.6.1996 10.7.1996 11.00 a.m. 13.9.1996* 19.9.1996 66 30 6 30 3rd 2.11.1996 20.11.1996 11.00 a.m. 20.12.1996 24.12.1996 31 22 4 22 4th 3.2.1997 20.2.1997 12.47 p.m. 16.5.97@ 21.5.1997 86 37 8 37 th **5 14.6.1997 23.7.1997 11.00 a.m. 1.9.1997$ 2.9.1997 41 23 4 23 th 6 (P-I) 13.10.1997 19.11.1997 11.00 a.m. 24.11.1997 - 14 4 - 4 (P-II) 28.11.1997 2.12.1997 11.00 a.m. 2.12.1997 Dissolved on - 1 - 1 4.12.1997
* Sitting of Lok Sabha held on 25.7.1996 adjourned at 7.17 a.m. on the next day viz., 26.7.1996 @ Sitting of Lok Sabha held on 12.3.1997 adjourned at 5.15 a.m. on the next day viz., 13.3.1997 th ** Special sitting held from 26.8.1997 to 1.9.1997 – 50 Anniversary of India’s Independence $ Sitting of Lok Sabha held on 30.8.1997 adjourned at 8.24 a.m. on the next day viz 31.8.1997
TWELFTH LOK SABHA
Session Date of Date of Time of Date of Date of Total no. Actual no. No. of No. of issue of commen- commen- adjourn- proroga- of days of days on days days summons cement cement of ment tion of the which the on which allotted for the sitting sine-die Session House sat non-official Govern- business ment was business transacted
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1st 21.3.1998 23.3.1998 11.00 a.m. 31.3.1998 6.4.1998 9 8 - 8 2nd 29.4.1998 27.5.1998 11.01 a.m. 6.8.1998* 10.8.1998 72 38 6 38 3rd 17.10.1998 30.11.1998 11.00 a.m. 23.12.1998 31.12.1998 24 18 3 18 4th 23.1.1999 22.2.1999 1.05 p.m. $22.4.1999 Dissolved on 60 24 2 24 on 26.4.1999
* Sitting of Lok Sabha held on 8.6.1998 adjourned at 6.04 a.m. on the next day viz., 9.6.1998 $ Sitting of Lok Sabha held on 16.3.1999 adjourned at 12.21 a.m. on the next day viz 17.3.1999 and sitting of Lok Sabha held on 16.4.1999 adjourned at 5.35 a.m. on the next day viz., 17.4.1999
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THIRTEENTH LOK SABHA
Session Date of Date of Time of Date of Date of Total no. Actual no. No. of No. of issue of commen- commen- adjourn- proroga- of days of days on days days summons cement cement of ment tion of the which the on which allotted for the sitting sine-die Session House sat non-official Govern- business ment was business transacted
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1st 16.10.1999 20.10.1999 11.00 a.m. 29.10.1999 1.11.1999 10 8 - 8 2nd 6.11.1999 29.11.1999 11.00 a.m. 23.12.1999 27.12.1999 25 19 3 19 3rd 2.2.2000 23.2.2000 1.00 p.m. 17.5.2000 23.5.2000 85 38 6 38 4th 23.6.2000 24.7.2000 11.00 a.m. 25.8.2000 28.8.2000 33 22 5 22 5th 4.11.2000 20.11.2000 11.00 a.m. 22.12.2000 22.12.2000 33 25 3 25 6th 31.1.2001 19.2.2001 1.30 p.m. 27.4.2001 3.5.2001 68 31 2 31 7th 20.6.2001 23.7.2001 11.00 a.m. 31.8.2001 3.9.2001 40 29 5 29 8th 30.10.2001 19.11.2001 11.00 a.m. 19.12.2001 21.12.2001 31 21 2 21 9th 24.1.2002 25.2.2002 1.24 p.m. 17.5.2002 22.5.2002 82 40 4 40 th 10 28.6.2002 15.7.2002 11.00 a.m. 12.8.2002 16.8.2002 29 21 3 21 th 11 31.10.2002 18.11.2002 11.00 a.m. 20.12.2002 24.12.2002 33 23 4 23 12th 30.1.2003 17.2.2003 1.55 p.m. 9.5.2003 10.5.2003 82 37 5 37 th 13 1.7.2003 21.7.2003 11.00 a.m. 22.8.2003 26.8.2003 33 21 4 21 th 14 (P-I) 12.11.2003 2.12.2003 11.00 a.m. 23.12.2003 - 22 16 3 16 (P-II) 20.01.04 29.01.2004 11.00 a.m. 05.02.2004 Dissolved on 8 5 1 5 06.02.2004
NB: Joint sitting of Houses was held on 26.3.2002 to deliberate on POTA Bill.
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FOURTEENTH LOK SABHA
Session Date of Date of Time of Date of Date of Total no. Actual no. No. of No. of issue of commen- commen- adjourn- proroga- of days of days on days days summons cement cement of ment tion of the which the on which allotted for the sitting sine-die Session House sat non-official Govern- business ment was business transacted
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1st 28.5.2004 2.6.2004 11.00 a.m. 10.6.2004 11.6.2004 9 7 - 7 nd 2 -B 18.6.2004 5.7.2004 11.00 a.m. 26.8.2004 30.8.2004 53 24 - 24 3rd 17.11.2004 1.12.2004 11.00 a.m. 23.12.2004 24.12.2004 23 17 3 17 th 4 -B 31.1.2005 25.2.2005 12.47 pm 13.5.2005 17.5.2005 78 38 5 38 5th 8.7.2005 25.7.2005 11.00 a.m. 30.8.2005 1.9.2005 37 24 4 24 6th 3.11.2005 23.11.2005 11.00 a.m. 23.12.2005 28.12.2005 31 23 3 23 th 7 Part I 28.1.2006 16.2.2006 12.20p.m. 22.3.2006 - 35 25 3 25 Part II-B 4.4.2006 10.5.2006 11.00a.m. 23.5.2006 14 10 2 10
8th 6.7.2006 24.7.2006 11.00a.m. 25.8.06 30.8.2006 33 22 3 22 9TH 3.11.2006 22.11.2006 11.00a.m. 19.12.2006 21.12.2006 28 20 3 20 th@ 10 -B 7.2.2007 23.2.2007 12.35 p.m. 17.5.2007 21.5.2007 84 32 2 32 th 11 28.7.2007 10.8.2007 11.00a.m. 10.9.2007 11.9.2007 32 17 3 17 th 12 5.11.2007 15..11.2007 11.00a.m. 7.12.2007 12.12.2007 23 17 2 17 th 13 -B 11.2.2008 25.2.2008 12.25p.m. ***5.5.2008 10.5.2008 71 28 2 28 th 14 12.7.2008 21.7.2008 11.00a.m. 22.7.2008 - 2 - 2 Part I 156 Part II 17.10.2008 11.00a.m. 23.12.2008 24.12.2008 16 4 16
th 15 23.1.2009 12.2.2009 12.50 p.m. 26.2.2009 2.3.2009 15 10 1 10 th th ** Budget Session, 2006 was originally scheduled to commence from Thursday, 16 February to 28 April, 2006 with a recess from th nd 18 March to 2 April, 2006. However due to announcement of the dates of the Elections to some State Assemblies, the earlier scheduled of the Budget Session had been revised. According to revised scheduled financial business has been completed during the first part of the session. The Houses were adjourned sine die on 22.3.2006 after completing financial business.
@ On the suggestion of Minister of Parliamentary Affairs and subsequent recommendation of the Business Advisory Committee at its sitting held on 13.3.2007, the Lok Sabha agreed to reschedule commencement of the second part of Budget Session
th th from 26 April, , 2007 instead of 18 April, 2007 fixed earlier on account of Assembly Elections in UP. Accordingly, sittings fixed for th th th rd th th Wednesday the 18 , Thursday the 19 , Friday the 20 , Monday the 23 , Tuesday the 24 and Wednesday the 25 April, 2007 were cancelled. The House was adjourned sine on 17.5.2007 instead of 22.5.2007, fixed as per the earlier schedule. As a result the sittings fixed for th st nd Friday the 18 , Monday the 21 and Tuesday the 22 May, 2007 stood cancelled.
th *** Lok Sabha was originally scheduled to adjourn sine-die on Friday, 9 May, 2008 but the Lok Sabha was adjourned sine-die on th Monday, 5 May, 2008, 4 days earlier than scheduled as the essential Government Business was completed.
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FIFTEENTH LOK SABHA
Session Date of Date of Time of Date of Date of Total no. Actual no. No. of No. of issue of commen- commen- adjourn- proroga- of days of days on days days summons cement cement of ment tion of the which the on which allotted for the sitting sine-die Session House sat non-official Govern- business ment was business transacted
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1st 26.5.2009 1.6.2009 11.00a.m. 9.6.2009 12.6.2009 9 7 - 7 nd 2 -B 17.6.2009 2.7.2009 11.00a.m. 7.8.2009 11.8.2009 37 26 5 26 3rd 31.10.2009 19.11.2009 11.00a.m. 18.12.2009 27.12.2009 30 21 2 21 th 4 -B 04.02.2010 22.02.2010 12.25p.m. 07.05.2010 11.05.2010 75 32 5 32 5th 09.07.2010 26.07.2010 11.00a.m. 31.08.2010 03.09.2010 37 26 4 26 6th 19.10.2010 9.11.2010 11.00a.m. 13.12.2010 17.12.2010 35 23 - 23 th %7 -B 1.2.2011 21.2.2011 12.25p.m. 25.3.2011 29.3.2011 33 23 3 23 8th 14.7.2011 1.8.2011 11.00a.m. 8.9.2011 15.9.2011 39 26 26 9th 4.11.2011 22.11.2011 11.00a.m. 29.12.2011 5.1.2012 38 24 - 24 th 10 -B 17.2.2012 12.3.2012 12.45p.m. 22.5.2012 28.05.2012 72 34* 3 34 th 11 21.7.2012 8.8.2012 11.00a.m. 7.9.2012 12.9.2012 31 19 3 19 th 12 3.11.2012 22.11.2012 11.00a.m. 20.12.2012 24.12.2012 29 20 44 20 th 13 -B 06.02.2013 21.02.2013 12.40p.m. 08.05.2013 10.05.2013 77 32 7 32 th 14 19.07.2013 05.08.2013 11.00a.m. 06.09.2013 10.09.2013 33 21 2 21 th 15 P-1 14.11.2013 05.12.2013 11.00a.m. 18.12.2013 —— 14 10 2 10 P-II 18.01.2014 05.02.2014 11.00a.m. 21.02.2014 27.02.2014 17 12 3 12
th % As per the original schedule of the Budget Session, 2011, both the Houses were to adjourn for recess on Wednesday the 16 March, 2011 to reassemble on th st Monday, the 4 April, 2011 and to conclude on Thursday, the 21 April, 2011. Since the Election Commission announced dates of elections to the five State Legislative Assemblies viz.(i) Tamil Nadu (ii) Kerala (iii) Puducherry (iv) Assam and (v) West Bengal, leaders of various political parties/groups in Parliament demanded that the Budget Session be re-scheduled to enable them to participate in the election campaign. Accordingly, it was mutually th agreed between Opposition and Government to reschedule the Budget Session, 2011 of Parliament to conclude on Friday, the 25 March, 2011 after completing all the essential financial business. The revised schedule provided a total of 23 sittings as against 29 sittings scheduled earlier. Therefore, no recess was held and Lok Sabha adjourned sine-die on 25.3.2011.
th * This does not include, a special sitting held on Sunday 13.05.2012 to commemorate the 60 Anniversary of the First sitting of Parliament
25 SIXTEENTH LOK SABHA Session Date of issue Date of Time of Date of Date of Total Actual No. of No. of of summons commencemen commence adjournment prorogation no. of no. of days days t ment of the sine-die days of days on on allotted sitting the which which for Session the non- Governm House officia ent sat l business busine ss was transa cted 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1st 30.5.2014 4.6.2014 11.00 a.m. 11.6.2014 13.6.2014 08 06 - 06
2nd -B 24.6.2014 7.7.2014 11.00 a.m. 14.8.2014 14.8.2014 39 27 06 27
3rd 31.10.2014 24.11.2014 11.00 a.m. 23.12.2014 23.12.2014 30 22 04 22 4th –B 29.01.2015 23.02.2015 12.35 p.m. 13.05.2015 14.05.2015 80 35 06 35 5th 27.06.2015 21.07.2015 11.00 a.m. 13.08.2015 10.09.2015 24 17 04 17 6th 10.11.2015 12.11.2015 11.00 a.m. 23.12.2015 06.01.2016 28 20 03 20 *7th-B 06.02.2016 23.02.2016 12.45 p.m. 16.03.2016 29.03.2016 23 16 03 16 8th –B 08.04.2016 25.04.2016 11.00 a.m. 11.05.2016 19.05.2016 17 13 02 11 9th 30.06.2016 18.07.2016 11:00 a.m. 12.08.2016 25.08.2016 26 20 04 16 10th 19.10.2016 16.11.2016 11:00 a.m. 16.12.2016 18.12.2016 31 21 04 17 11th -B 07.01.2017 31.01.2017 12:41 p.m. 12.04.2017 12.04.2017 72 29 06 23 12th 28.06.2017 17.07.2017 11:00 a.m. 11.08.2017 12.08.2017 26 19 04 15 13th 26.11.2017 15.12.2017 11:00 a.m. 05.01.2018 05.01.2018 22 13 04 9 14th-B 12.01.2018 29.01.2018 12:21 p.m. 06.04.2018 06.04.2018 68 29 06 23 15th 29.06.2018 18.07.2018 11:00 a.m. 10.08.2018 13.08.2018 24 17 3 14 16th 19.11.2018 11.12.2018 11:00 a.m. 08.01.2019 10.01.2019 29 17 4 13 17th-B 16.01.2019 31.01.2019 12:44p. m. 13.02.2019 14.02.2019 14 10 1 9
* The House was adjourned to meet again on 25.04.2016 but it was prorogued.
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TABLE–4
DATES OF ISSUE OF SUMMONS, COMMENCEMENT, ADJOURNMENT SINE DIE, PROROGATION, SITTINGS AND DURATION OF VARIOUS SESSIONS OF RAJYA SABHA HELD SINCE 1952 (‘B’ in column 1 stand for Budget Session)
Session Date of Date of Time of Date of Date of Total no. Actual no. No. of No. of issue of commen- commen- adjourn- proroga- of days of days on days days summons cement cement of ment tion of the which the on which allotted for the sitting sine-die Session House sat non-official Govern- business ment was business transacted
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
st 1 (Part I) 25.4.52 13.5.52 10.45 am 31.5.52 19 13 - 13 st 1 (Part II)-B 14.7.52 10.45 am 14.8.52 19.8.52 32 25 3 22 2nd 15.9.52 24.11.52 10.45 am 22.12.52 3.1.53 29 22 3 19 rd 3 (Part-I) 15.1.53 11.2.53 2.00 pm 28.3.53 45 24 rd 3 (Part II)-B 9.4.53 2.00 pm 16.5.53 19.5.53 38 27 3 48 4th 7.8.53 *24.8.53 8.15 am 23.9.53 25.9.53 30 24 3 21 5th 6.10.53 23.11.53 1.30 pm 24.12.53 26.12.53 32 25 3 22 th 6 (Part-I) 13.1.53 15.2.54 1.30 pm 18.3.54 th 6 (Part-II) -B 19.4.54 8.15 am 19.5.54 22.5.54 31 25 5 20 7th 14.6.54 23.8.54 8.15 am 30.9.54 1.10.54 39 29 4 25 8th 11.10.54 25.11.54 11.00 am 24.12.54 24.12.54 30 24 4 20 th 9 -B 11.1.55 21.2.55 11.00 am 4.5.55 6.5.55 73 50 5 45 th 10 13.6.55 16.8.55 11.00 am 1.10.55 4.10.55 47 35 4 30 th 11 17.10.55 21.11.55 11.00 am 24.12.55 26.12.55 34 26 4 22 th 12 -B 31.12.55 15.2.56 11.00am 16.3.56 17.3.56 31 23 2 21 th 13 -B 23.3.56 23.4.56 11.00 am 31.5.56 2.6.56 39 29 3 26 14th 9.6.56 30.7.56 11.00 am 13.9.56 15.9.56 46 34 4 30 TH 15 25.9.56 19.11.56 11.00 am 22.12.56 23.12.56 34 27 4 23 16TH 19.2.57 18.3.57 11.00 am 28.3.57 30.3.57 11 9 1 8 17TH 25.4.57 13.5.57 11.00 am 1.6.57 1.6.57 20 17 2 15 TH 18 -B 20.6.57 12.8.57 11.00 am 14.9.57 14.9.57 34 23 2 21 th 19 18.9.57 18.11.57 11.00 am 24.12.57 24.12.57 37 28 4 24 th 20 -B 30.12.57 10.2.58 11.00 am 14.3.58 15.3.58 33 23 4 19 21st 21.3.58 22.4.58 11.00 am 10.5.58 12.5.58 19 16 2 14 nd 22 21.5.58 18.8.58 11.00 am 27.9.58 1.10.58 41 30 4 26 * On 4th June, 1953, Members were informed that session would begin on 17.8.53, however, subsequently, revised date i.e. 24.8.53, was communicated to Members.
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Session Date of Date of Time of Date of Date of Total no. Actual no. No. of No. of issue of commen- commen- adjourn- proroga- of days of days on days days summons cement cement of Ment tion of the which the on which allotted for the sitting sine-die Session House sat non-official Govern- business ment was business transacted
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
23rd 15.10.58 24.11.58 11.00 am 24.12.58 25.12.58 31 22 4 18 th 24 -B 6.1.59 9.2.59 11.00 am 13.3.59 14.3.59 33 26 4 22 th 25 -B 28.3.59 20.4.59 11.00 am 8.5.59 9.5.59 19 15 2 13 th 26 20.5.59 10.8.59 11.00 am 11.9.59 12.9.59 33 24 4 20 th 27 21.9.59 23.11.59 11.00 am 22.12.59 23.12.59 30 22 4 18 th 28 -B 1.1.60 8.2.60 11.00 am 11.3.60 12.3.60 33 25 3 22 th 29 -B 17.3.60 6.4.60 11.00 am 29.4.60 1.5.60 24 17 3 14 th 30 9.5.60 8.8.60 11.00 am 9.9.60 10.9.60 33 24 4 20 31st 21.9.60 28.11.60 11.00 am 23.12.60 24.12.60 26 20 3 17 nd 32 -B 27.12.60 14.2.61 11.00 am 18.3.61 23.3.61 33 24 3 21 rd 33 -B 23.3.61 27.3.61 11.00 am 30.3.61 31.3.61 4 4 - 4 th 34 -B 3.4.61 19.4.61 11.00 am 5.5.61 10.5.61 17 13 2 11 th 35 9.6.61 14.8.61 11.00 am 8.9.61 9.9.61 26 19 3 16 th 36 11.9.61 27.11.61 11.00 am 15.12.61 16.12.61 19 15 4 11 th 37 17.2.62 12.3.62 11.00 am 30.3.62 31.3.62 19 13 2 11 th 38 -B 4.4.62 17.4.62 11.00 am 11.5.62 12.5.62 25 18 3 15 th 39 -B 17.5.62 14.6.62 11.00 am 26.6.62 28.6.62 13 11 2 9 th 40 3.7.62 6.8.62 11.00 am 7.9.62 9.9.62 33 23 4 19 st 41 29.10.62 *8.11.62 11.00 am 12.12.62 35 26 4 22 21.1.63 25.1.63 29.1.63 5 5 - 5
nd 42 -B 31.1.63 18.2.63 11.00 am 20.3.63 21.3.63 31 22 3 19 rd 43 -B 25.3.63 22.4.63 11.00 am 11.5.63 17.5.63 20 17 2 15 th 44 27.5.63 13.8.63 11.00 am 21.9.63 23.9.63 40 29 5 24 45th 1.10.63 18.11.63 11.00 am 23.12.63 24.12.63 36 27 5 22 th 46 -B 30.12.63 10.2.64 11.00 am 17.3.64 18.3.64 37 27 4 23 th 47 -B 21.3.64 21.4.64 11.00 am 8.5.64 9.5.64 18 14 2 12 th 48 11.5.64 27.5.64 11.00 am 6.6.64 9.6.64 11 7 2 5 th 49 18.7.64 7.9.64 11.00 am 3.10.64 5.10.64 27 20 4 16 th 50 8.10.64 16.11.64 11.00 am 24.12.64 25.12.64 39 28 5 23
* The session was earlier summoned to meet on 21.11.62
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Session Date of Date of Time of Date of Date of Total no. Actual no. No. of No. of issue of commen- commen- adjourn- proroga- of days of days on days days summons cement cement of Ment tion of the which the on which allotted for the sitting sine-die Session House sat non-official Govern- business ment was business transacted
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
st 51 -B 5.1.65 17.2.65 11.00 am 31.3.65 2.4.65 43 29 5 24 nd 52 -B 5.4.65 3.5.65 11.00 am 15.5.65 15.5.65 13 10 2 8 rd 53 2.6.65 16.8.65 11.00 am 24.9.65 25.9.65 40 29 5 24 54th 29.9.65 3.11.65 11.00 am 10.12.65 13.12.65 38 28 6 22 th 55 -B 22.12.65 14.2.66 11.00 am 7.4.66 12.4.66 53 36 6 30 th 56 -B 15.4.66 3.5.66 11.00 am 19.5.66 20.5.66 17 13 2 11 th 57 23.5.66 25.7.66 11.00 am 10.9.66 12.9.66 48 35 6 29 th 58 15.9.66 7.11.66 11.00 am 10.12.66 13.12.66 34 25 4 21 th 59 6.3.67 **18.3.67 11.00 am 11.4.67 12.4.67 25 17 1 16 th 60 -B 17.4.67 22.5.67 11.00 am 23.6.67 24.6.67 34 26 3 23 st 61 -B 3.7.67 24.7.67 11.00 am 18.8.67 24.8.67 26 20 4 16 nd 62 7.9.67 20.11.67 11.00 am 27.12.67 30.12.67 39 28 5 23 rd 63 -B 8.1.68 12.2.68 11.00 am 28.3.68 29.3.68 46 33 5 28 th 64 -B 5.4.68 29.4.68 11.00 am 13.5.68 15.5.68 15 12 2 10 th 65 20.5.68 22.7.68 11.00 am 31.8.68 4.9.68 41 28 5 23 66th 19.9.68 18.11.68 11.00 am 28.12.68 30.12.68 41 30 5 25 th 67 -B 6.1.69 17.2.69 11.00 am 31.3.69 2.4.69 43 30 6 24 th 68 -B 5.4.69 28.4.69 11.00 am 19.5.69 21.5.69 22 17 2 15 th 69 29.5.69 21.7.69 11.00 am 29.8.69 30.8.69 40 28 5 23 th 70 20.9.69 17.11.69 11.oo am 24.12.69 26.12.69 38 27 5 22 st 71 -B 6.1.70 20.2.70 11.00 am 4.4.70 7.4.70 44 29 4 25 nd 72 -B 9.4.70 27.4.70 11.00 am 23.5.70 27.5.70 27 20 3 17 rd 73 1.6.70 27.7.70 11.00 am 7.9.70 9.9.70 43 30 5 25 th 74 14.9.70 9.11.70 11.00 am 18.12.70 23.12.70 40 28 4 24 th 75 16.3.71 23.3.71 11.00 am 7.4.71 14.4.71 16 13 2 11 th 76 -B 19.4.71 24.5.71 11.00 am 25.6.71 29.6.71 33 25 4 21 th 77 -B 2.7.71 19.7.71 11.00 am 14.8.71 19.8.71 27 20 2 18 th 78 1.10.71 15.11.71 11.00 am 24.12.71 26.12.71 40 31 5 26 th 79 -B 20.1.72 13.3.72 11.00 am 14.4.72 15.4.72 33 23 4 19
** The House was originally to sit from 15.3.67.
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Session Date of Date of Time of Date of Date of Total no. Actual no. No. of No. of issue of commen- commen- adjourn- proroga- of days of days on days days summons cement cement of Ment tion of the which the on which allotted for the sitting sine-die Session House sat non-official Govern- business ment was business transacted
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
th 80 -B 18.4.72 8.5.72 11.00 am 3.6.72 5.6.72 27 21 3 18 st 81 14.6.72 31.7.72 11.00 am 4.9.72 6.9.72 36 25 5 20 nd 82 16.9.72 13.11.72 11.00 am 23.12.72 28.12.72 41 30 6 24 rd 83 -B 8.1.73 19.2.73 11.00 am 31.3.73 2.4.73 41 30 5 25 th 84 -B 6.4.73 30.4.73 11.00 am 19.5.73 25.5.73 20 14 2 12 85th 1.6.73 23.7.73 11.00 am 4.9.73 7.9.73 44 29 6 23 86th 18.9.73 12.11.73 11.00 am 24.12.73 25.12.73 43 32 6 26 th 87 -B 11.1.74 18.2.74 11.00 am 26.3.74 27.3.04 37 25 4 21 th 88 -B 30.3.74 22.4.74 11.00 am 14.5.74 17.5.74 23 16 3 13 89th 3.6.74 22.7.74 11.00 am 11.8.74 12.9.74 52 40 6 34 th 90 27.9.74 11.11.74 11.00 am 21.12.74 24.12.74 41 28 5 23 st 91 -B 20.1.75 17.2.75 11.00 am 26.3.75 31.3.75 38 28 5 23 nd 92 -B 4.4.75 *25.4.75 11.00 am 14.5.75 16.5.75 20 14 2 12 rd 93 11.7.75 21.7.75 11.00 am 9.8.75 3.9.75 20 16 - 16 th 94 16.12.75 5.1.76 11.00 am 6.2.76 9.2.76 33 23 4 19 th 95 -B 12.2.76 8.3.76 11.00 am 3.4.76 5.4.76 27 20 4 16 th 96 -B 8.4.76 10.5.76 11.00 am 28.5.76 29.5.76 19 14 3 11 th 97 5.6.76 10.8.76 11.00 am 3.9.76 5.9.76 25 18 3 15 th 98 20.9.76 3.11.76 11.00 am 15.11.76 17.11.76 13. 9 - 9 th 99 22.2.77 28.2.77 11.00 am 2.3.77 2.3.77 2 2 - 2 th 100 25.3.77 28.3.77 11.00 am 11.4.77 12.4.77 15. 10 1 9 st 101 -B 25.4.77 **11.6.77 11.00 am 28.6.77 29.6.77 18 13 3 10 nd 102 -B 4.7.77 18.7.77 11.00 am 9.8.77 11.8.77 23 17 3 14 rd 103 17.9.77 14.11.77 11.00 am 24.12.77 28.12.77 41 28 3 25 th 104 -B 27.1.78 20.2.78 11.00 am 23.3.78 28.3.78 32 23 4 19 th 105 -B 31.3.78 24.4.78 11.00 am 18.5.78 19.5.78 25 17 3 14 th 106 31.5.78 17.7.78 11.00 am 31.8.78 5.9.78 46 32 4 28 th 107 17.10.78 20.11.78 11.00 am 26.12.78 26.12.78 37 25 5 20
* The House was to commence on 28.4.75 ** The session was to commence on 23.5.77
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Session Date of Date of Time of Date of Date of Total no. Actual no. No. of No. of issue of commen- commen- adjourn- proroga- of days of days on days days summons cement cement of ment tion of the which the on which allotted for the sitting sine-die Session House sat non-official Govern- business ment was business transacted
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
th 108 -B 12.1.79 19.2.79 11.00 am 28.3.79 29.3.79 38 27 5 22 th 109 -B 9.4.79 24.4.79 11.00 am 23.5.79 25.5.79 30 20 3 17 th 110 4.6.79 9.7.79 11.00 am 16.7.79 3.8.79 8 6 1 5 th 111 7.8.79 20.8.79 11.00 am 20.8.79 24.8.79 1 1 - 1 nd 112 16.1.80 23.1.80 12.15 pm 5.2.80 6.2.80 14 10 1 10 rd 113 25.2.80 11.3.80 11.00 am 31.3.80 31.3.80 21 14 3 11 th 114 -B 24.5.80 9.6.80 11.00 am 9.7.80 10.7.80 31 23 3 20 th 115 -B 11.7.80 23.7.80 11.00 am 18.8.80 19.8.80 27 16 3 13 th 116 15.10.80 17.11.80 11.00 am 24.12.80 27.12.80 38 27 5 22 th 117 -B 9.1.81 16.2.81 12.35 pm 26.3.81 31.3.81 39 26 4 22 th 118 -B 4.4.81 20.4.81 11.00 am 8.5.81 12.5.81 19. 14 2 12 th 119 27.7.81 17.8.81 11.00 am 18.9.81 22.9.81 33 25 5 20 th 120 24.10.81 23.11.81 11.00 am 24.12.81 28.12.81 32 24 4 20 st 121 -B 16.1.82 18.2.82 12.35 pm 31.3.82 1.4.82 42 29 6 23 nd 122 -B 7.4.82 26.4.82 11.00 am 6.5.82 12.5.82 11 9 1 8 rd 123 15.6.82 8.7.82 11.00 am 13.8.82 17.8.82 37 24 6 18 th 124 24.9.82 4.10.82 11.00 am 5.11.82 9.11.82 33 20 4 16 th 125 -B 17.1.83 18.2.83 12.20 pm 25.3.83 1.4.83 36 21 4 17 th 126 -B 4.4.83 26.4.83 11.00 am 10.5.83 13.5.83 15 11 2 9 th 127 25.6.83 25.7.83 11.00 am 26.8.83 30.8.83 33 23 5 18 th 128 20.10.83 15.11.83 11.00 am 22.12.83 24.12.83 38 22 5 17 th 129 -B 31.1.84 23.2.84 12.38 pm 23.3.84 31.3.84 30 22 4 18 th 130 -B 4.4.84 23.4.84 11.00 am 10.5.84 17.5.84 18 14 2 12 st 131 29.6.84 23.7.84 11.00 am 29.8.84 11.9.84 30 27 5 22 nd 132 5.1.85 17.1.85 12.30 pm 31.1.85 9.2.85 15 9 2 8 rd 133 -B 28.2.85 13.3.85 11.00 am 29.3.85 2.4.85 17 14 3 11 th 134 -B 10.4.85 29.4.85 11.00 am 21.5.85 26.5.85 23 16 3 13 th 135 28.6.85 23.7.85 11.00 am 29.8.85 30.8.85 38 26 5 21 th 136 17.10.85 18.11.85 11.00 am 20.12.85 24.12.85 33 24 5 23 th 137 -B 1.2.86 20.2.86 1.00 pm 20.3.86 23.3.86 29 20 4 16
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Session Date of Date of Time of Date of Date of Total no. Actual no. No. of No. of issue of commen- commen- adjourn- proroga- of days of days on days days summons cement cement of ment tion of the which the on which allotted for the sitting sine-die Session House sat non-official Govern- business ment was business transacted
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
th 138 -B 31.3.86 21.4.86 11.00 am 14.5.86 17.5.86 24 15 2 13 th 139 27.6.86 17.7.86 11.00 am 22.8.86 30.8.86 37 24 4 20 th 140 9.10.86 4.11.86 11.00 am 10.12.86 12.12.86 37 27 5 22 st 141 -B 30.1.87 23.2.87 1.15 pm 20.3.87 24.3.87 26 19 4 15 nd 142 -B 27.3.87 13.4.87 11.00 am 12.5.87 19.5.87 30 19 4 15 rd 143 7.7.87 27.7.87 11.00 am 31.8.87 3.9.87 36 25 5 20 th 144 13.10.87 6.11.87 11.00 am 16.12.87 18.12.87 41 29 6 23 th 145 -B 29.1.88 22.2.88 12.55 pm 30.3.88 6.4.88 38 26 4 15 th 146 -B 9.4.88 25.4.88 11.00 am 13.5.88 18.5.88 19 15 3 12 th 147 28.6.88 27.7.88 11.00 am 6.9.88 29.9.88 42 26 5 21 th 148 6.10.88 2.11.88 11.00 am 20.12.88 5.1.89 49 22 4 18 th 149 -B 1.2.89 21.2.89 1.00 pm 4.4.89 5.4.89 43 25 5 20 th 150 -B 6.4.89 24.4.89 11.00 am 12.5.89 23.5.89 19 14 2 12 st 151 (Part –I) 27.6.89 18.7.89 11.00 am 18.8.89 32 22 4 22 (Part-II) 5.10.89 11.10.89 11.00 am 14.10.89 20.10.89 4 3 - 3 (0.31 am)
nd 152 7.12.89 20.12.89 12.15 pm 30.12.89 6.1.90 11 7 2 5 153rd (P-I) 7.2.90 12.3.90 12.45 pm 30.3.90 - 19 15 3 12 (P-II)-B 4.4.90 9.4.90 11.00 am 10.4.90 12.4.90 2 2 - 2
th 154 -B 17.4.90 30.4.90 11.00 am 1.6.90 8.6.90 33 23 4 19 th 155 (Part –I) 22.6.90 7.8.90 11.00 am 7.9.90 32 21 5 16 (Part II) 24.9.90 1.10.90 11.00 am 5.10.90 11.10.90 5 3 - 3
th 156 30.11.90 27.12.90 11.00 am 11.1.91 22.1.91 16 10 2 8 th 157 31.1.91 21.2.91 12.51 pm 13.3.91 14.3.91 21 12 1 12 th 158 25.5.91 3.6.91 11.00 am 5.6.91 8.6.91 3 2 - 2 (1.15 am)
th 159 -B 29.6.91 11.7.91 12.58 pm 7.8.91 14.8.91 28 19 4 15 th 160 -B 14.8.91 26.8.91 11.00 am 18.9.91 26.9.91 24 18 3 15 st 161 4.11.91 20.11.91 11.00 am 21.12.91 23.12.91 32 23 5 18 nd 162 -B 24.1.92 24.2.92 1.21 pm 3.4.92 7.4.92 40 28 4 24 rd 163 -B 9.4.92 27.4.92 11.00 am 14.5.92 25.5.92 18 13 2 11
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Session Date of Date of Time of Date of Date of Total no. Actual no. No. of No. of issue of commen- commen- adjourn- proroga- of days of days on days days summons cement cement of ment tion of the which the on which allotted for the sitting sine-die Session House sat non-official Govern- business ment was business transacted
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
th 164 18.6.92 8.7.92 11.00 am 20.8.92 25.8.92 44 31 4 27 th 165 29.10.92 24.11.92 11.00 am 23.12.92 24.12.92 30 18 3 16 th 166 -B 2.2.93 22.2.93 12.51 pm 31.3.93 1.4.93 38 25 5 21 th 167 -B 8.4.93 26.4.93 11.00 am 14.5.93 18.5.93 19 14 2 12 th 168 9.7.93 26.7.93 11.00 am 27.8.93 23.9.93 33 22 5 17 th 169 12.11.93 2.12.93 11.00 am 30.12.93 7.1.94 29 18 2 16 th 170 -B 3.2.94 21.2.94 1.02 pm 15.6.94 18.6.94 115 38 8 30 st 171 8.7.94 25.7.94 11.00 am 26.8.94 6.9.94 33 24 5 19 nd 172 18.11.94 7.12.94 11.00 am 23.12.94 27.12.94 17 13 1 12 rd 173 -B 1.2.95 13.2.95 12.38 pm 2.6.95 15.6.95 110 41 7 34 th 174 7.7.95 31.7.95 11.00 am 26.8.95 6.9.95 27 16 3 13 th 175 14.11.95 27.11.95 11.00 am 22.12.95 29.12.95 26 20 1 19 th 176 6.2.96 26.2.96 12.20 pm 12.3.96 14.3.96 16 10 - 10 th 177 20.5.96 24.5.96 12.31 pm 30.5.96 13.6.96 7 2 - 2 th 178 -B 24.6.96 10.7.96 11.00 am 13.9.96 19.9.96 66 30 7 23 th 179 2.11.96 20.11.96 11.00 am 20.12.96 24.12.96 31 22 3 19 th 180 -B 3.2.97 20.2.97 12.52 pm 16.5.97 21.5.97 86 36 6 30 st *181 16.6.97 23.7.97 11.00 am 1.9.97 2.9.97 41 23 2 21 nd 182 13.10.97 19.11.97 11.00 am 1.12.97 9.12.97 13 9 - 9 rd 183 21.3.98 25.3.98 12.16 pm 2.4.98 6.4.98 9 6 - 6 th 184 -B 29.4.98 27.5.98 11.00 am 4.8.98 10.8.98 70 35 6 29 th 185 20.10.98 30.11.98 11.00 am 23.12.98 31.12.98 24 18 3 15 th 186 -B 25.1.99 22.2.99 1.07 pm 23.4.99 29.4.99 61 23 3 20 th 187 15.10.1999 21.10.1999 11.00 a.m. 29.10.1999 1.11.1999 9 6 - 6 th 188 8.11.1999 29.11.1999 11.00 a.m. 23.12.1999 27.12.1999 25 19 2 17 th 189 -B 1.2.2000 23.2.2000 12.57 p.m. 17.5.2000 23.5.2000 85 38 4 34 th 190 22.6.2000 24.7.2000 11.00 a.m. 25.8.2000 28.8.2000 33 22 4 18 st 191 3.11.2000 20.11.2000 11.00 a.m. 22.12.2000 22.12.2000 33 25 4 21
* Special sittings in commemoration of 50 years of India’s independence were held from 26.8.97 to 1.09.97. During this period, no Question Hour, Zero Hour or Government Business was taken up.
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Session Date of Date of Time of Date of Date of Total no. Actual no. No. of No. of issue of commen- commen- adjourn- proroga- of days of days on days days summons cement cement of ment tion of the which the on which allotted for the sitting sine-die Session House sat non-official Govern- business ment was business transacted
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
nd 192 -B 30.1.2001 19.2.2001 1.26 p.m. 27.4.2001 3.5.2001 68 31 2 29 rd 193 20.6.2001 23.7.2001 11.00 a.m. 31.8.2001 3.9.2001 40 29 5 24 th 194 29.10.2001 19.11.2001 11.00 a.m. 19.12.2001 21.12.2001 31 21 2 19 th 195 -B 23.1.2002 25.2.2002 1.20 p.m. 17.5.2002 22.5.2002 82 38 3 35 th 196 27.6.2002 15.7.2002 11.00 a.m. 12.8.2002 14.8.2002 29 21 2 19 th 197 31.10.2002 18.11.2002 11.00 a.m. 20.12.2002 24.12.2002 33 23 3 20 th 198 -B 30.1.2003 17.2.2003 2.00 p.m. 9.5.2003 10.5.2003 82 37 5 32 th 199 30.6.2003 21.7.2003 11.00 a.m. 22.8.2003 26.8.2003 33 21 2 19 th 200 (Part I) 11.11.2003 2.12.2003 11.00 a.m. 23.12.2003 - 22 16 2 14 (Part II) 21.01.2004 30.01.2004 2.00 pm 05.02.2004 10.2.2004 7 4 1 3
st 201 27.05.2004 04.06.2004 11.00 a.m. 10.06.2004 11.06.2004 7 5 - 5 nd 202 -B 18.06.2004 05.07.2004 11.00 a.m. 26.08.2004 30.08.2004 53 24 2 20 rd 203 16.11.2004 01.12.2004 11.00 a.m 23.12.2004 24.12.2004 23 17 3 13 th 204 -B 31.1.2005 25.02.2005 12.45 pm 13.5.2005 17.05.2005 78 38 5 33 th 205 8.7.2005 25.7.2005 11.00a.m. 30.8.2005 1.9.2005 37 24 5 19 th 206 3.11.2005 23.11.2005 11.00a.m. 23.12.2005 28.12.2005 31 23 2 21 th 207 -B Part I 28.1.2006 16.2.2006 12.20p.m. 22.3.2006 ** - 35 25 4 21 Part II 5.4.2006 10.5.2006 11.00a.m. 23.5.2006 25.5.2006 14 10 2 8
th 208 6.7.2006 24.7.2006 11.00a.m. 25.8.2006 30.8.2006 33 22 4 18 th 209 3.11.2006 22.11.2006 11.00a.m. 19.12.2006 21.12.2006 28 20 3 17 th @210 -B 7.2.2007 23.2.2007 12.35p.m. 17.5.2007 21.5.2007 84 31 4 27 th 211 27.7.2007 10.8.2007 11.00a.m. 10.9.2007 11.9.2007 32 17 3 14 th 212 5.11.2007 15.11.2007 11.00a.m. 7.12.2007 12.12.2007 23 17 2 15 th *** 213 -B 11.2.2008 25.2.2008 12.25p.m. 6.5.2008 10.5.2007 72 30 2 28
th th th * Budget Session, 2006 was originally scheduled to commence from Thursday, 16 February to 28 April, 2006 with a recess from 18 March to nd 2 April, 2006. However due to announcement of the dates of the Elections to some State Assemblies, the earlier schedule of the Budget Session was revised. According to revised schedule financial business was completed during the first part of the session. The Houses were adjourned sine die on 22.3.2006 after completing financial business.
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Session Date of Date of Time of Date of Date of Total no. Actual no. No. of No. of issue of commen- commen- adjourn- proroga- of days of days on days days summons cement cement of ment tion of the which the on which allotted for the sitting sine-die Session House sat non-official Govern- business ment was business transacted
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
th 214 9.9.2008 17.10.2008 11.00a.m. 23.12.2008 24.12.2008 68 16 1 15 th 215 22.1.2009 12.2.2009 12.50p.m. 26.2.2009 2.3.2009 15 10 1 9 th 216 26.5.2009 4.6.2009 12.35p.m. 9.6.2009 12.6.2009 06 04 - 04 th 217 -B 16.6.2009 2.7.2009 11.00a.m. 7.8.2009 11.8.2009 37 26 4 26 th 218 30.10.2009 19.11.2009 11.00a.m. 22.12.2009 27.12.2009 34 23 3 23 th 219 -B 3.2.2010 22.2.2010 12.25p.m. 7.5.2010 11.5.2010 75 32 4 28 th 220 8.7.2010 26.7.2010 11.00a.m. 31.8.2010 3.9.2010 37 26 4 26 st 221 15.10.2010 9.11.2010 11.00a.m. 13.12.2010 17.12.2010 35 23 - 23 nd % 222 -B 31.1.2011 21.2.2011 12.25p.m. 25.3.2011 29.3.2011 33 23 2 23 rd 223 13.7.2011 1.8.2011 11.00a.m. 8.9.2011 15.9.2011 39 26 3 26 th 224 3.11.2011 22.11.2011 11.00a.m. 29.12.2011 5.1.2012 38 24 - 24 th 225 -B 16.2.2012 12.3.2012 12.45p.m. 22.05.2012 28.05.2012 72 34# 4 30 th 226 20.7.2012 8.8.2012 11.00a.m. 7.9.2012 12.9.2012 31 19 4 15 th 227 2.11.2012 22.11.2012 11.00a.m. 20.12.2012 24.12.2012 29 20 4 16 th 228 -B 06.02.2013 21.02.2013 12.38p.m. 08.05.2013 10.05.2013 77 32 7 25 th 229 19.07.2013 05.08.2013 11.00a.m. 07.09.2013 10.09.2013 34 21 2 19 th 230 P-I 14.11.2013 05.12.2013 11.00a.m. 18.12.2013 ——- 14 10 2 8 P-II 18.01.2014 05.02.2014 11.00a.m. 21.02.2014 27.02.2014 17 12 2 10
231st 30.5.2014 9.6.2014 12.30 p.m 11.6.2014 13.6.2014 3 3 - 3 232nd 25.6.2014 7.7.2014 11.00a.m. 14.8.2014 14.8.2014 39 27 5 22 233rd 30.10.2014 24.11.2014 11.00a.m. 23.12.2014 23.12.2014 30 22 4 18 *234th – 30.01.2015 23.02.2015 12.35 p.m. 20.03.2015 28.03.2015 26 19 2 17 B(part-I) *235th –B(P- 08.04.2015 23.04.2015 11.00 a.m. 13.05.2015 14.05.2015 24 13 2 11 I) 236th 29.06.2015 21.07.2015 11.00 a.m 13.08.2015 10.09.2015 24 17 1 16 237th 12.11.2015 26.11.2015 11.00 a.m 23.12.2015 06.01.2016 28 20 2 18 **238th –B 06.02.2016 23.02.2016 12.50 p.m. 16.03.2016 30.03.2016 23 16 2 14 239th 08.04.2016 25.04.2016 11.00 a.m. 13.05.2016 19.05.2016 19 15 3 12 240th 30.06.2016 18.07.2016 11.00 a.m. 13.05.2016 20.05.2016 19 15 2 13 241st 18.10.2016 16.11.2016 11.00 a.m. 16.12.2016 19.12.2016 31 21 4 17 242nd -B 07.01.2017 31.01.2017 12:57 p.m. 12.04.2017 12.04.2017 72 29 6 23 243rd 28.06.2017 17.07.2017 11.00 a.m. 11.08.2017 12.08.2017 26 19 4 15 244th 27.11.2017 15.12.2017 11.00 a.m. 05.01.2018 05.01.2018 22 13 4 9 245th 12.01.2018 29.01.2018 12:51 p.m. 06.04.2018 06.04.2018 68 30 6 24 246th 29.06.2018 18.07.2018 11:00 a.m. 10.08.2018 13.08.2018 24 17 3 14 247th 17.11.2018 11.12.2018 11:00 a.m. 09.01.2019 10.01.2019 30 18 4 14 248th 16.01.2019 31.01.2019 12:44 p. m. 13.02.2019 14.02.2019 14 10 1 9 `* The House was adjourned to meet again on 20.04.2015 but it was prorogued. `**The House was adjourned to meet again on 25.04.2016 but it was prorogued. 35
TABLE 5
STATEMENT SHOWING THE INTERVAL OF LESS THAN 15 DAYS BETWEEN THE ISSUE OF SUMMONS TO MEMBERS OF LOK SABHA AND DATES OF COMMENCEMENT OF SESSIONS SINCE 1962
Name of Prime Minister Session Date on which summons Date of Interval were issued commencement of the Session Sixteenth Lok Sabha Shri Narendra Modi *First 30.05.2014 04.06.2014 4 days Shri Narendra Modi Second 24.06.2014 07.07.2014 12 days Shri Narendra Modi Sixth 12.11.2015 26.11.2015 13 days Shri Narendra Modi Seventeenth 16.01.2019 31.01.2019 14 days Fifteenth Lok Sabha Dr. Manmohan Singh *First May 26, 2009 June 1, 2009 5 days Dr. Manmohan Singh Second June 17, 2009 July 2, 2009 14 days Fourteenth Lok Sabha Dr. Manmohan Singh *First May 28, 2004 June 2, 2004 04 days* Dr. Manmohan Singh Third Nov. 17, 2004 December 1, 2004 13 days Dr. Manmohan Singh Eleventh July 28, 2007 August 10, 2007 12 days November 15, Dr. Manmohan Singh Twelfth November 5, 2007 2007 9 days Dr. Manmohan Singh Thirteenth February 11, 2008 February 25, 2008 13 days Fourteenth Dr. Manmohan Singh Part - I July 12, 2008 July 21, 2008 8 days Thirteenth Lok Sabha Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee *First October 16, 1999 October 20, 1999 03 days* Twelfth Lok Sabha
Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee *First March 21, 1998 March 23, 1998 01 day* Eleventh Lok Sabha Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee *First (Part-I) May 18, 1996 May 22, 1996 03 days* June 4, 1996 Shri H.D. Deve Gowda (Part-II) (Reconvened) June 10, 1996 05 days Second June 25, 1996 July 10, 1996 14 days Sixth (Part- Shri I.K. Gujaral II) November 28, 1997 December 2, 1997 03 days Tenth Lok Sabha Shri P.V. Narasimha Rao *First June 29, 1991 July 9, 1991 09 days* Shri P.V. Narasimha Rao Thirteenth February 1, 1995 February 13, 1995 11 days Shri P.V. Narasimha Rao Fifteenth November 14, 1995 November 27, 12 days
36 1995 Name of Prime Minister Session Date on which summons Date of Interval were issued commencement of the Session Ninth Lok Sabha December 18, Shri V.P. Singh *First December 7, 1989 1989 10 days* September 24, 1990 Shri V.P. Singh Third (P-II) (Reconvened) October 1, 1990 06 days Shri V.P. Singh Fourth October 25, 1990 November 7, 1990 12 days November 16, Shri Chandra Shekhar Fifth November 10, 1990 1990 05 days Eighth Lok Sabha Shri Rajiv Gandhi *First January 5, 1985 January 15, 1985 09 days* Shri Rajiv Gandhi Second February 28, 1985 March 13, 1985 12 days Seventh Lok Sabha Smt. Indira Gandhi *First January 16, 1980 January 21, 1980 04 days* Sixth Lok Sabha
Shri Morarji Desai *First March 24, 1977 March 25, 1977 - Shri Charan Singh Ninth August 7, 1979 August 20, 1979 12 days Fifth Lok Sabha
Smt. Indira Gandhi *First March 15, 1971 March 19, 1971 03 days Smt. Indira Gandhi Fourteenth July 9, 1975 July 21, 1975 11 days Fourth Lok Sabha
Smt. Indira Gandhi *First March 4, 1967 March 16, 1967 11 days* Third Lok Sabha
Shri Jawaharlal Nehru *First April 3, 1962 April 16, 1962 12 days*
* First Session of new Lok Sabha
37 TABLE - 6
STATEMENT SHOWING THE INTERVAL OF LESS THAN 15 DAYS BETWEEN THE ISSUE OF SUMMONS TO MEMBERS OF RAJYA SABHA AND DATES OF COMMENCEMENT OF SESSION, SINCE 1989.
Name of Prime Minister Session Date on which Date of commencement Interval summons were issued of the Session
Shri Narendra Modi 248th 16.01.2019 31.01.2019 14 days Shri Narendra Modi 237th 12.11.2015 26.11.2015 13 days Shri Narendra Modi 235th 08.04.2015 23.04.2015 14 days Shri Narendra Modi 232nd 25.06.2014 07.07.2014 11 days Shri Narendra Modi *231st 30.05.2014 09.06.2014 9 days Dr. Manmohan Singh 216th May 26, 2009 June 4, 2009 08 days Dr. Manmohan Singh 213th February 11, 2008 February 25, 2008 13 days Dr. Manmohan Singh 212th November 5, 2007 November 15, 2007 09 days Dr. Manmohan Singh 211th July 27, 2007 August 10, 2007 13 days Dr. Manmohan Singh 203rd November 16, 2004 December 1, 2004 14 days Dr. Manmohan Singh *201st May 27, 2004 June 4, 2004 07 days Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee *187th October 15, 1999 October 21, 1999 05 days Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee *183rd March 21, 1998 March 25, 1998 03 day Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee *177th May 20, 1996 May 24, 1996 03 days Shri P.V. Narasimha Rao 175th November 14, 1995 November 27, 1995 12 days Shri P.V. Narasimha Rao 173rd February 1, 1995 February 13, 1995 11 days Shri P.V. Narasimha Rao 160th August 14, 1991 August 26, 1991 11 days Shri Chandra Shekhar 158th May 25, 1991 June 3, 1991 08 days (9th Lok Sabha was dissolved on 13.3.91 and 10th Lok Sabha was constituted on 20.6.91)
Shri V.P. Singh 155th (P-II) September 24, 1990 October 1, 1990 06 days (Reconvened)
Shri V.P. Singh 154th April 17, 1990 April 30, 1990 12 days Shri V.P. Singh *152nd December 7, 1989 December 20, 1989 12 days
* The session corresponds to First Session of the respective Lok Sabha
38 TABLE – 7
STATEMENT SHOWING THE NAMES AND DATES OF APPOINTMENT ETC. OF THE SPEAKER PRO TEM
Name of the persons appointed under article 95(1) to perform the Date Date of election dutiesof the office of the ofadministration of of the Speaker Year Speaker Date ofappointment oath and by whom under article 93 April 17 by the 1952 Shri G.V. Mavalankar April 17 President - May 13 by Shri M. Ananthasayanam 1954 Shri B. Das May 15 Ayyanagar May 15 *May 13, 1952 by Shri M. Ananthasayanam 1956 Sardar Hukum Singh March 7 Ayyangar March 8 President’s Order dated May 4 was published May 10 by the 1957 Seth Govind Das onMay 7 President May 11 President’s Order dated April 6 was published April 16 by the 1962 Seth Govind Das onApril 7 President April 17 President’s Order dated March 8 was published March 16 by the 1967 Seth Govind Das on March 13 President March 17 President’s Order dated March 17 waspublishedon the March 19 by the 1971 Seth Govind Das same day President March 22, 1971 President’s Order dated March 24 was publishedon the same March 25 by the 1977 Shri D.N. Tiwary day President March 26 January 20 by the 1980 Shri Jagjivan Ram January 15 President January 22 January 14 by the 1985 Shri Jagjivan Ram January 5 President January 16 December 18 by the 1989 Prof. N.G. Ranga December 12 President December 19 July 9 at 10.00 a.m. 1991 Shri Indrajit Gupta July 5 by the President July 10 May 22 at 9.00 a.m. 1996 Shri Indrajit Gupta May 18 by the President May 23
* Fresh oath was not necessary, as he was already a Member of First Lok Sabha constituted in 1952 39
Name of the persons appointed under article 95(1) to perform the Date Date of election dutiesof the office of the ofadministration of of the Speaker Year Speaker Date ofappointment oath and by whom under article 93
March 23 at 9.00 1998 Shri Indrajit Gupta March 20 a.m.by the President March 24
Ocotber 20 at 9.30 1999 Shri Indrajit Gupta October 15 a.m. by the President October 22 June 2 at 9.00 a.m. 2004 *Shri Somnath Chatterjee May 29 by the President - June 2, after the House assembled at 11.00 a.m., by Speaker pro tem *Shri BalasahebVikhe (Shri Somnath 2004 Patil May 29 Chatterjee) June 4 June 1, 2009 at Shri 9.30 a.m. by the 2009 ManikraoHodlyaGavit May 29, 2009 President June 3, 2009 June 4, 2014 at at 10.30 by the 2014 Shri Kamal Nath May 29, 2014 President June 6, 2014
NB: I. In 1952, the President by his Order dated May 11, 1952 (published on May 12, 1952) appointed Dr.S.Radhakrishnan and Shri S. V. Krishna Murthy Rao to be persons before either of whom Members of theCouncil of States may make and subscribe the oath or affirmation. The Order was superseded in 1956 by the President by his Order dated April 21, 1956 (published on the same date), by which the following persons were appointed to be the persons before any one of whom Members of the Council of States may make and subscribe the oath or affirmation under article 99 of the Constitution: (i) the Chairman, (ii) Deputy Chairman, (iii) the persons competent to preside over the Council of States under clause (2) of article 91 of the Constitution of India.
II. As the Vice-President was acting as President, and the office of the Deputy Chairman too fell vacant due to the election of the then Deputy Chairman to the Lok Sabha, the Vice-President acting asPresident,appointed on 24th March, 1977, Shri Banarsi Das, as the Chairman pro-tem till the election of the Deputy Chairman.
* As it was proposed to nominate Shri Somnath Chatterjee for the Office of the Speaker for which election was scheduled to be held on 4 June, 2004, Shri Chatterjee was appointed Speaker pro tem from the commencement of the sitting of the House of the People i.e. on the 2nd of June, 2004 and untill the commencement of the sitting of the House of People on the 4th June, 2004 and Shri BalasahebVikhe Patil was appointed Speaker pro tem from the commencement of the sitting of the House of the People on the 4th June, 2004 till the election of the Speaker by the House.
40 TABLE – 8
STATEMENT SHOWING THE DATES OF ELECTION, NAMES OF SPEAKER ANDDEPUTY SPEAKER OF LOK SABHA
Date of Speaker Date of Deputy Speaker Election Election
15.5.1952 Shri G.V. Mavalankar 30.5.1952 Shri M. AnanthasayanamAyyangar
8.3.1956 Shri M. AnanthasayanamAyyangar 20.3.1956 Sardar Hukam Singh
11.5.1957 Shri M. AnanthasayanamAyyangar 17.5.1957 Sardar Hukam Singh
17.4.1962 Sardar Hukam Singh 23.4.1962 Shri S.V. Krishnamoorthy Rao
17.3.1967 Shri N. Sanjiva Reddy 28.3.1967 Shri R.K. Khadilkar
8.8.1969 Shri G.S. Dhillon 9.12.1969 Shri G.G. Swell
22.3.1971 Shri G.S. Dhillon 27.3.1971 Shri G.G. Swell
5.1.1976 Shri B.R. Bhagat - -
26.3.1977 Shri N. Sanjiva Reddy 1.4.1977 Shri Godey Murahari
21.7.1977 Shri K.S. Hedge - -
22.1.1980 Shri Bal Ram 1.2.1980 Shri G. Lakshmanan
16.1.1985 Shri Bal Ram 22.1.1985 Shri M. ThambiDurai
19.12.1989 Shri Rabi Ray 19.3.1990 Shri Shivraj V. Patil
10.7.1991 Shri Shivraj V. Patil 13.8.1991 Shri S. Mallikarjunaiah
23.5.1996 Shri PurnoAgitokSangma 12.7.1996 Shri Suraj Bhan
24.3.1998 Shri Ganti Mohana Chandra Balayogi 17.12.1998 Shri P.M. Sayeed
22.10.1999 Shri G.M.C. Balayogi 27.10.1999 Shri P.M. Sayeed
10.5.2002 Shri Manohar Joshi - -
4.6.2004 Shri Somnath Chatterjee 9.6.2004 Shri Charanjit Singh Atwal
3.6.2009 Smt. Meira Kumar 8.6.2009 Shri Karia Munda
6.6.2014 Smt. Sumitra Mahajan 13.8.2014 Shri M. ThambiDurai
41 TABLE – 9
DATES OF ELECTION OF THE SPEAKER, LOK SABHA AND THE CONSTITUTION OF THE DEPARTMENTALLY RELATED STANDING COMMITTEES SINCE 1993
Sl. Date of election of Speaker, Dates of notification of Lok Sabha No. Lok Sabha constitution of SCs
1. 10th Lok Sabha 10.7.1991 (Shri Shivraj Patil) 8.4.1993 2. 11th Lok Sabha 23.5.1996 (Shri PurnoAgitokSangma) 1.8.1996 3. 12th Lok Sabha 24.3.1998 (Shri G.M.C. Balayogi) 5.6.1998 4. 13th Lok Sabha 22.10.1999 (Shri G.M.C. Balayogi) 31.12.1999 5. 14th Lok Sabha 4.6.2004 (Shri Somnath Chatterjee) 20.7.2004 6. 15th Lok Sabha 3.6.2009 (Smt. Meira Kumar) 31.8.2009 7. 16th Lok Sabha 6.6.2014 (Smt. Sumitra Mahajan) 01.09.2014
TABLE – 10 STATEMENT SHOWING THE DATES OF ELECTION, NAMES OF THEDEPUTY CHAIRMAN OF THE RAJYA SABHA Date of Election Name of the person elected Deputy Chairman, Rajya Sabha 31.5.1952 Shri S.V. Krishnamoorthy Rao 25.4.1956 Shri S.V. Krishnamoorthy Rao 19.4.1962 Smt. Violet Alva 7.4.1966 Smt. Violet Alva 17.12.1969 Shri B.D. Khobaragade 13.4.1972 Shri Godey Murahari 26.4.1974 Shri Godey Murahari 30.3.1977 Shri Ram Niwas Mirdha 30.7.1980 Shri Shyam Lal Yadav 28.4.1982 Shri Shyam Lal Yadav 25.1.1985 Dr.(Smt.) Najma Heptulla 26.2.1986 Shri M.M. Jacob 18.11.1986 Smt. Pratibha Devi Singh 18.11.1988 Dr.(Smt.) Najma Heptulla 10.7.1992 Dr.(Smt.) Najma Heptulla 9.7.1998 Dr.(Smt.) Najma Heptulla 22.7.2004 Shri K. Rahman Khan 12.5.2006 Shri K. Rahman Khan 21.8.2012 Prof. P.J. Kurien 09.08.2018 Shri Harivansh
42 TABLE – 11
DURATION OF RECESS DURING BUDGET SESSIONSSINCE 1993
Sl.No Year Period of recess Days 1. 1993 01.04.1993 to 18.04.1993 18 2. 1994 19.03.1994 to 17.04.1994 30 3. 1995 01.04.1995 to 23.04.1995 23 4. 1996 03.08.1996 to 25.08.1996 23 5. 1997 *22.03.1997 to 20.04.1997 30 6. 1998 13.06.1998 to 02.07.1998 20 7. 1999 19.03.1999 to 14.04.1999 27 8. 2000 17.03.2000 to 16.04.2000 31 9. 2001 24.03.2001 to 15.04.2001 23 10. 2002 23.03.2002 to 14.04.2002 23 11. 2003 14.03.2003 to 06.04.2003 24 12. 2004 24.07.2004 to 15.08.2004 23 13. 2005 25.03.2005 to 18.04.2005 25 14. **2006 15. 2007 21.03.2007 to 25.4.2007 26 16. 2008 20.3.2008 to 14.4.2008 26 Being first Budget Session of new Government, there was no 17. 2009 recess 18. 2010 17.3.2010 to 14.4.2010 29 19. %2011 There was no recess 20. 2012 31.3.2012 to 23.4.2012 24 21. 2013 23.03.2013 to 21.04.2013 30 22. 2014 Being the first Budget Session of new Govt. there was no recess. 30 23. 2015 21.03.2015 to 19.04.2015 24. $2016 17.03.2016 to 24.04.2016 39 25. 2017 10.02.2017 to 08.03.2017 27 26. 2018 10.02.2018 to 04.03.2018 23
* During recess, Lok Sabha was reconvened on 11.04.1997 to seek Vote of Confidence. th th ** Budget Session, 2006 was originally scheduled to commence from Thursday, 16 February to 28 April, 2006 with a recess th nd from 18 March to 2 April, 2006. However due to announcement of the dates of the Elections to some State Assemblies, the earlier schedule of the Budget Session was revised. According to revised schedule financial business was completed during the first part of the session. The Houses were adjourned sine die on th rd 22.3.2006 after completing financial business. The second part of the session was reconvened from 10 May to 23 May, 2006. % As per the original schedule of the Budget Session, 2011, both the Houses were to adjourn for recess on th th st Wednesday the 16 March, 2011 to reassemble on Monday, the 4 April, 2011 and to conclude on Thursday, the 21 April, 2011. Since the Election Commission announced dates of elections to the five State Legislative Assemblies viz. (i) Tamil Nadu (ii) Kerala (iii) Puducherry (iv) Assam and (v) West Bengal, leaders of various political parties/groups in Parliament demanded that the Budget Session be re-scheduled to enable them to participate in the election campaign. Accordingly, it was mutually agreed between Opposition and Government to reschedule the Budget Session, 2011 of Parliament to conclude on Friday, the 25th March, 2011 after completing all the essential financial business. The revised schedule provided a total of 23 sittings as against 29 sittings scheduled earlier. Therefore, no recess was held and Houses were adjourned sine-die on 25.3.2011.
$ Rajya Sabha was adjourned to meet again on 25th April, 2016 but it was prorogued on 30th March, 2016.
43 TABLE – 12
STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS REGARDING SESSIONS OF THE LOK SABHA ETC. WHEN THEHOUSE REMAINED UNPROROGUED FOR MORE THAN 15 DAYS
Sl. Session and its Date of Period for Duration of Date of Government at that No. duration adjournment which House Second part prorogation time Sine-die remained of the Session unprorogued if any
1 14th Session (Monsoon) 07.08.1975 26 days - 03.09.1975 PM: Smt. Indira Gandhi th MPA: Sh.K.Raghuramaiah of5 Lok Sabha Speaker: Sh.G.C. Dhillon 21.07.1975 to 07.08.1975 2 8th Session (Monsoon) 16.07.1979 17 days - 03.08.1979 PM: Sh. Morarji R. Desai th MPA: Sh. Ravindra Varma of6 Lok Sabha Speaker: Sh. K.S. Hegde 09.07.1979 to 16.07.1979
3 8th Session (Budget) 12.05.1987 75 days 27.07.1987 03.09.1987 PM: Shri Rajiv Gandhi th to MPA: Sh.HKL Bhagat of8 Lok Sabha 28.08.1987 Speaker: Sh. Balram Jakhar 23.02.1987 to 12.05.1987
4 14th Session (Monsoon) 18.08.1989 53 days 11.10.1989 20.10.1989 PM: Sh. Rajiv Gandhi th to MPA: Sh. H.K.L. Bhagat of8 Lok Sabha 13.10.1989 Speaker: Sh.BalramJakhar 18.07.1989 to 18.08.1989
5 3rd Session (Monsoon) 19.07.1990 23 days 01.10.1990 11.10.1990 PM: Sh. V.P. singh th to MPA: Sh. P. Upendra of9 Lok Sabha 05.10.1990 Speaker: Sh. Rabi Ray 07.08.1990 to 07.09.1990
6 14th Session (Winter) 23.12.2003 36 days 29.01.2004 Dissolved PM: Sh. Atal Bihari Vajpayee th to on MPA: Smt. Sushma Swaraj of13 Lok Sabha 05.02.2004 06.02.2004 Speaker: Sh. Manohar Joshi 02.12.2003 to 23.12.2003
7 7th Session (Budget) 48 days 10.05.2006 PM: Dr. Manmohan Singh th to MPA: Sh. Priyaranjan Das Munsi of14 Lok Sabha 23.05.2006 Speaker: Sh. Somnath Chatterjee 16.02.2006 to 22.03.2006
8 14th Session (Monsoon) 22.7.2008 86 days 17.10.2008 24.12.2008 PM: Dr. Manmohan Singh th to MPA: Shri Vayalar Ravi of14 Lok Sabha 23.12.2008 Speaker: Sh. Somnath Chatterjee 21.07.2008 to 22.07.2008
9 15th Session (Winter) 18.12.2013 48 days 05.02.2014 27.02.2014 PM: Dr. Manmohan Singh th to MPA: Shri Kamal Nath of15 Lok Sabha 21.02.2014 Speaker: Smt. Meira Kumar 05.12.2013 to 18.12.2013
10. 5th Session (Monsoon) 13.08.2015 27 days -- 10.09.2015 PM: Sh. Narendra Modi of 16th Lok Sabha MPA: Sh. V. Naidu 21.07.2015 to Speaker: Smt. Sumitra 13.08.2015 Mahajan
44 TABLE–13 STATEMENTSHOWINGTHEDETAILSREGARDINGSESSIONSOFTHERAJYASABHAETC.W HENTHEHOUSEREMAINEDUNPROROGUEDFORMORETHAN6DAYS Sl. Sessionanditsduration Dateofadjo Period DurationofSec Dateofpror Governmentatthattime No. urnmentSi for ondpart ogation ne-die which oftheSessionif Houseremain any 1 1stSession(Budget),1952 31-05-1952 edunprorogu43days 14-07-1952 19-08-1952 PM:Sh.JawaharLalNehruM 13.05.1952to31.05.1952 ed to OS,Parl.Affairs: 14-08-1952 Sh.SatyaNarayanSinha 2 6thSession(Budget),1954 18-03-1954 31days 19-04-1954 22-05-1954 PM:Sh.JawaharLalNehruM 15-02-1954to18-03-1954 to OS,Parl.Affairs: 19-05-1954 Sh.SatyaNarayanSinha 3 41stSession(Winter),1962 12-12-1962 39days 21-01-1963 29-01-1963 PM:Sh.JawaharLalNehruM 08-11-1962to12-12-1962 to PA,Parl.Affairs: 25-01-1963 Sh.SatyaNarayanSinha 4 151stSession 18-08-1989 53days 11-10-1989 20-10-1989 PM:Sh.RajivGandhi (Monsoon),1989 to MPA:Sh.H.K.L.Bhagat 18-07-1989to18-08-1989 14-10-1989 5 155thSession(Monsoon), 07-09-1990 23days 01-10-1990 11-10-1990 PM:Sh.V.P.SinghMP 1990 to A:Sh.P.Upendra 07-08-1990to07-09-1990 05-10-1990 6 177thSession(Budget),1996 30-05-1996 13days - 13.06.1996 PM:Sh.AtalBihariV 24-05-1996to30-05-1996 ajpayee MPA:Sh.PramodMahajan 7 182ndSession(Winter),1997 01-12-1997 7days - 09.12.1997 PM:Sh.I.K.Gujaral 19-11-1997to01-12-1997 MPA:Sh.SrikantKumarJe na 8 200thSession(Winter),2003 23.12.2003 37days 30-1-2004 10.02.2004 PM:Sh.AtalBihariV 02-12-2003to23-12-2003 to ajpayee 05-02-2004 MinisterofParliamentaryAffa irs:Smt.SushmaSwaraj 9. 207thSession(Budget),2006 22.03.2006 48days 10.05.2006 25.05.2006 PM;Dr.ManmohanSingh 16.02.2006to22.03.2006 to23.05.20 MPA:ShriPriyaranjanDas 06 munsi 10. 230th Session(Winter), 2013 18.12.2013 48 days 05.02.2014 PM: Dr. Manmohan 05.12.2013 to 18.12.2013 to Singh 21.02.2014 MPA: Shri Kamal Nath 11. 234th Session(Budget-part-1), 20.03.2015 7 days - 28.03.2015 PM: Shri Narendra Modi 2015 MPA: Shri V. Naidu (23.02.2015 to 20.03.2015) 12. 236th Session(Monsoon), 13.08.2015 27 days - 10.09.2015 PM: Shri Narendra Modi 2015 MPA: Shri V. Naidu 21.07.2015 to 13.08.2015 13. 237th Session(Winter), 2015 23.12.2015 13 days - 06.01.2016 PM: Shri Narendra Modi (26.11.2015 to 23.12.2015) MPA: Shri V. Naidu
14. 238th Session(Budget part-1), 16.03.2016 14 days - 30.03.2016 PM: Shri Narendra Modi 2016 MPA: Shri V. Naidu (23.02.2016 to 16.03.2016) 15. 240th Session (Monsoon), 2016 12.08.2016 12 days -- 25.08.2016 PM: Sh. NarendraModi (18.07.2016 to 12.08.2016) MPA: Sh. Ananth Kumar
45 TABLE – 14
DATES OF PRESENTATION OF INTERIM (GENERAL AND RAILWAY) BUDGETS IN LOK SABHA ANDDURATION OF THE SESSIONS IN WHICH PRESENTED
Sl. Year Date of Date of Duration of Remarks No. Presentation Presentation Session of Interim of Interim General Railway Budget Budget 1 1952 29.2.52 22.2.52 On March 4, 1952, Demands on Account (Provisional were voted in the Provisional Parliament Parliament) [4 months (April-July)] 2 1957 19.3.57 19.3.57 18.3.57 Demands on Account were voted and to FirstLok Sabha was dissolved on 28.3.57 4.4.57.[5 months (April-August)] 3 1962 14.3.62 13.3.62 12.3.62 Demands on Account were voted and to Second Lok Sabha was dissolved on 30.3.62 31.3.62 [3 months (April-June)] 4 1967 20.3.67 20.3.67 16.3.67 Fourth Lok Sabha was constituted on to 4.3.67and Demands on Account were 8.4.67 voted[4 months (April-July)] 5 1971 24.3.71 23.3.71 19.3.71 Fifth Lok Sabha was constituted on to 15.3.71and Demands on Account were 2.4.71 voted[4 months (April-July)] 6 1977 28.3.77 28.3.77 25.3.77 Sixth Lok Sabha was constituted on to 23.3.77and Demands on Account were 7.4.77 voted[4 months (April-July) 7 1980 11.3.80 11.3.80 11.3.80 Seventh Lok Sabha was constituted on to 10.1.80 and Demands on Account were 28.3.80 voted. [4 months (April-July)] 8 1991 4.3.91 25.2.91 21.2.91 Demands on Account were voted and to NinthLok Saha was dissolved on 12.3.91 13.3.91.[4 months (April-July)] 9 1996 28.2.96 27.2.96 26.2.96 Demands on Account were voted and to TenthLok sabha was dissolved on 12.3.96 10.5.96.[4 months (April-July)] 10 1998 25.3.98 25.3.98 22.3.98 Twelfth Lok Sabha was constituted on to 10.3.98 and Demands on Account were 31.3.98 voted. [4 months (April-July)] 11 2004 03.02.04 30.01.04 2.12.03 Demands on Account were voted and to Thirteenth Lok Sabha was dissolved on 05.02.04 06.02.2004. [4 months (April-July)] 12 2009 16.2.09 13.2.09 12.02.09 Demands on Account were voted and to 14thLok Sabha and its term was expiring 26.02.09 on1.6.2009. [4 months (April-July)] 13 2014 17.02.2014 12.02.2014 05.02.2014 Demands on Account were voted by 15th to Lok Sabha and its term was expiring on 21.02.2014 31.05.2014. [4 months (April-July)]
46 14 2019 01.02.2019 - 31.01.2019 to Demands for Account were voted by 13.02.2019 Sixteenth Lok Sabha and its term is expiring on 30.06.2019.(4 Months (April- July))
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TABLE – 15
VOTE ON ACCOUNTS TAKEN TWICE DURING A FINANCIAL YEAR
Sl. Year Period of Vote on Date Period of Vote on Date No. Account taken for Account taken for first time second time
1. 1991 4 months 11.3.1991 2 months 29.7.1991
2. 1996 4 months 11.3.1996 2 months 26.7.1996
3. 2004 4 months 4.2.2004 2 months 21.7.2004
4. 2009 4 months 24.2.2009 — —
5. 2014 4 months 21.2.2014 — — 6. 2019 4 Months 11.02.2019 - -
TABLE - 16
STATISTICAL INFORMATION REGARDING NUMBER OF SESSIONS, SITTINGS HELD, BILLS INTRODUCED, PASSED AND LAPSED AND NUMBER OF VARIOUS DISCUSSIONS HELD ON NON-OFFICIAL MOTIONS
st nd rd th th th th th th 1 LS 2 LS 3 LS 4 LS 5 LS 6 LS 7 LS 8 LS 9 LS Number of Sessions 15 16 16 12 18 9 15 14 7
Number of sittings 677 581 578 469 613 267 464 485 109
Number of Bills introduced 282 286 268 196 379 161 378 270 71
Number of Bills passed 333 327 272 216 487 135 336 355 63
Number of Bills lapsed at the dissolution 7 7 38 36 12 47 16 15 24
Short Notice Questions admitted 266 233 288 240 70 63 $56 18 6
Number of No-Day-Yet named Motions 3 86 34 43 *25 +26 *19 5 1 discussed
Number of Half-an-Hour discussions held 38 108 109 183 124 59 85 65 11
Number of Short Duration Discussions held 36 31 17 66 64 **12 56 94 24
Number of Adjournment Motions discussed 1 3 7 12 11 6 5 5 8
No-Confidence Motions discussed - - 6 6 4 **2 3 1 -
Number of Confidence Motions discussed ------3
* 2 Part discussed ** 1 Part discussed + 5 Part discussed $ 11 Part discussed
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th th th th th th th 10 LS 11 LS 12 LS 13 LS 14 LS 15 LS 16 LS 17 Number of Sessions 16 6 4 14 15 15
Number of sittings 423 125 88 356 332 357 331
Number of Bills introduced 248 67 71 252 219 213 219
Number of Bills passed 284 64 60 302 261 192 205
@@ 180 Number of Bills passed by both Houses $277 61 56 297 248 179 Number of Bills withdrawn 13 3 2 7 6 8 09
$$ --- Number of Bills lapsed at the dissolution 30 21 20 43 39 68 Bill passed in Joint Sitting - - - 1 - - ---
Official Motions/Resolution discussed *160 50 *45 86 116 96 ---
--- Short Notice Questions answered 6 4 - 18 5 -
Discussion under Rule 184 3 2 - 4 1 - ---
33(3 not Short duration discussions under Rule 193 **33 *13 @15 #59 55*** @@@41 concluded)
Adjournment Motion discussed 4 - - 5 7 2 ---
01 No-Confidence Motions discussed 3 - - 1 - -
Number of Confidence Motions discussed 1 4 2 - 1 - ---
Half-an-Hour discussions 16 7 4 25 14 7 05
Calling Attention Notices 13 8 *9 61 116 36 17
Number of Hours 2527-56 816-37 577-43 1994-01 1782-36 1344-36 1612-10
Discussion under Rule 342 - 1 - - - 1 ---
* 1 Part discussed ** 2 part discussed; @ 4 Part discussed # 1 Discussion remained inconclusive % 1 discussion remained inconclusive $ 14 Bills deemed to have been passed in terms of Article 109(5) of the Constitution *** 6 part discussed th $$ On dissolution/expiry of the term of 14 Lok Sabha, 39 Bills will lapse in terms of Article 107(5) of the Constitution. @@ 1 Bill deemed to have been passed in terms of Article 109(5) of the Constitution @@@ 11 Discussion remained inconclusive
49 TABLE – 17
NUMBER OF BILLS PASSED BY BOTH HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT, SESSION-WISE DURING EACH LOK SABHA SINCE 1952
FIRST LOK SABHA
Year Session of Lok Sabha No. of Bills passed by both Houses of Parliament
1952 1st 27 2nd 17 1953 3rd 29 4th 5 5th 24 1954 6th 29 7th 13 8th 12 1955 9th 26 th 10 17 th 11 17 th 1956 12 31 th 13 33 th 14 42 th 1957 15 11 Total 333
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SECOND LOK SABHA
Year Session of Lok Sabha No. of Bills passed by both Houses of Parliament
1957 1st 10 2nd 18 3rd 29 1958 4th 22 5th 22 6th 15 1959 7th 23 8th 24 9th 16 th 1960 10 20 th 11 23 th 12 24 th 1961 13 28 th 14 16 th 15 19 th 1962 16 18 Total 327
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THIRD LOK SABHA
Year Session of Lok Sabha No. of Bills passed by both Houses of Parliament
1962 1st 8 2nd 16 3rd 29 1963 4th 20 5th 17 6th 18 1964 7th 21 8th 5 9th 10 th 10 20 th 1965 11 14 th 12 19 th 13 18 1966 14th 19 th 15 13 th 16 25 Total 272
FOURTH LOK SABHA
Year Session of Lok Sabha No. of Bills passed by both Houses of Parliament
1967 1st 15 2nd 11 3rd 13 1968 4th 26 5th 21 6th 19 1969 7th 20 8th 18 9th 20 1970 10th 27 11th 12 th 12 14 Total 216
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FIFTH LOK SABHA
Year Session of Lok Sabha No. of Bills passed by both Houses of Parliament
1971 1st 16 2nd 25 3rd 47 1972 4th 37 5th 25 6th 20 1973 7th 28 8th 19 9th 25 th 1974 10 22 th 11 26 th 12 18 1975 13th 31 th 14 25 th 15 34 th 1976 16 44 th 17 32 th 18 8 Total 482
SIXTH LOK SABHA
Year Session of Lok Sabha No. of Bills passed by both Houses of Parliament
1977 1st 17 2nd 16 3rd 16 1978 4th 25 5th 12 6th 16 1979 7th 28 Total 130
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SEVENTH LOK SABHA
Year Session of Lok Sabha No. of Bills passed by both Houses of Parliament
1980 1st 9 2nd 27 3rd 11 4th 25 1981 5th 16 6th 27 7th 19 1982 8th 25 9th 23 th 10 25 th 1983 11 14 th 12 17 th 13 18 th 1984 14 43 th 15 30 Total 329
EIGHTH LOK SABHA
Year Session of Lok Sabha No. of Bills passed by both Houses of Parliament
1985 1st 14 2nd 27 3rd 21 4th 30 1986 5th 22 6th 19 7th 31 th 1987 8 (Part-I) 21 th 8 (Part-II) 20 9th 20 th 1988 10 31 11th 25 12th 15 th 1989 13 22 th 14 (Part-I) 9 th 14 (Part-II) 7 Total 334
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NINTH LOK SABHA
Year Session of Lok Sabha No. of Bills passed by both Houses of Parliament
1989 1st 4 1990 2nd 19 rd 3 (Part-I & II) 10 4th - 5th - 6th 11 1991 7th 19 Total 63
TENTH LOK SABHA
Year Session of Lok Sabha No. of Bills passed by both Houses of Parliament
1991 1st 22 2nd 13 1992 3rd 20 4th 18 5th 10 1993 6th 45 7th 20 8th 18 1994 9th 26 10th 7 th 11 15 th 12 3 th 1995 13 26 th 14 17 15th 7 th 1996 16 10 Total 277
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ELEVENTH LOK SABHA
Year Session of Lok Sabha No. of Bills passed by both Houses of Parliament
1996 1st - 2nd 20 3rd 11 1997 4th 25 5th 5 6th - Total 61
TWELFTH LOK SABHA
Year Session of Lok Sabha No. of Bills passed by both Houses of Parliament
1998 1st 7 2nd 21 3rd 12 1999 4th 16 Total 56
THIRTEENTH LOK SABHA
Year Session of Lok Sabha No. of Bills passed by both Houses of Parliament
1999 1st 4 2nd 19 2000 3rd 24 4th 23 5th 16 2001 6th 12 7th 39 8th 10 2002 9th 34 10th 10 11th 42 th 2003 12 22 th 13 13 th 2003 14 (Part-I) 21 th 2004 14 (Part-II) 8 Total 297
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FOURTEENTH LOK SABHA
Year Session of Lok Sabha No. of Bills passed by both Houses of Parliament
2004 1st - 2nd 6 3rd 12 2005 4th 26 5th 16 6th 14 th 7 (Part I) 17 th 7 (Part II) 11 8th 17 9th 20 th 2007 10 20 th 11 11 th 12 15 th 2008 13 19 th 14 (Part I) th 14 (Part II) 28 th 2009 15 16 Total 248
FIFTEENTH LOK SABHA
Year Session of Lok Sabha No. of Bills passed by both Houses of Parliament
2009 1st - 2nd 08 3rd 17 2010 4th 15 5th 24 6th 04 2011 7th 08 8th 11 9th 17 2012 10th 21 11th 04 12th 07 2013 13th 13 14th 13 th 15 Part 1 03 th 2014 15 Part 2 14 Total 179
57 SIXTEENTH LOK SABHA Year Session of Lok Sabha No. of Bills passed by both Houses of Parliament 1st - 2014 2nd 12 3rd 12 4th 23 2015 5th 03 6th 10 2016 7th 11 8th 13 9th 15 10th 04 2017 11th 18 12th 13 13th 13 2018 14th 04 15th 20 16th 05 2019 17th 04 Total 180
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TABLE – 18
NUMBER OF SITTINGS OF LOK SABHA AND RAJYA SABHA, NUMBER OF BILLS PASSED BY BOTH HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT, YEAR-WISE, SINCE 1952
Year Number of sittings Bills passed Year Number of sittings Bills passed
Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha by both Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha by both
Houses of Houses of
Parliament Parliament
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
1952 103 60 82 1953 137 100 58
1954 137 103 54 1955 139 111 60
1956 151 113 106 1957 104 78 68
1958 125 91 59 1959 123 87 63
1960 121 87 67 1961 102 75 63
1962 116 91 68 1963 122 100 58
1964 122 97 56 1965 113 96 51
1966 119 109 57 1967 110 91 38
1968 120 103 67 1969 120 102 58
1970 119 107 53 1971 102 89 87
1972 111 99 82 1973 120 105 70
1974 119 109 68 1975 63 58 57
1976 98 84 118 1977 86 70 48
1978 115 97 50 1979 66 54 32
1980 96 90 72 1981 105 89 62
1982 92 82 73 1983 93 77 49
1984 77 63 73 1985 109 89 92
1986 98 86 71 1987 102 89 61
1988 102 89 71 1989 83 71 38
1990 81 66 30 1991 90 82 63
1992 98 90 44 1993 89 79 75
1994 77 75 61 1995 78 77 45
1996 70 64 36 1997 65 68 35
1998 64 59 40 1999 51 48 39
2000 85 85 63 2001 81 81 61
2002 84 82 86 2003 74 74 56
2004 48 46 18 2005 85 85 56
2006 77 77 65 2007 66 65 46
2008 46 46 47 2009 64 63 41
2010 81 81 43 2011 73 73 36
2012 73+1 73+1 32 2013 63 63 29
2014 67 64 38 2015 72 69 36
2016 70 72 43 2017 61 61 44
2018 63 65 29 2019 10 10 04
+1 Special Session
59 TABLE-19
LIST OF GOVERNMENT BILLS PENDING IN RAJYA SABHA ON THE END OFSIXTEENTH LOKSABHA.
I – BILL AS REPORTED BY JOINT COMMITTEE
1. The Indian Medical Council (Amendment) Bill, 1987.
II – BILLS – NOT REFERRED TO STANDING COMMITTEES
2. The Tamil Nadu Legislative Council (Repeal) Bill, 2012 3. The Readjustment of Representation of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in Parliamentary and Assembly Constituencies (Third) Bill,2013 4. The Delhi Rent (Repeal) Bill,2013 5. The Constitution (Scheduled Tribes) Order (Amendment) Bill, 2019 6. The Constitution (Scheduled Tribes) Order (Second Amendment) Bill, 2019
III – BILLS REFERRED TO STANDING COMMITTEES
7. The Allied and Healthcare Professions Bill, 2018 8. The National Commission for Indian System of Medicine Bill, 2019. 9. The National Commission for Homoeopathy Bill, 2019. 10. The Constitution (One Hundred and Twenty-Fifth Amendment) Bill, 2019 11. The Registration of Marriage of Non-Resident Indian Bill, 2019 12. The International Financial Services Centres Authority Bill, 2019 13. The Cinematograph (Amendment) Bill, 2019 14. The National Institute of Food Technology, Entrepreneurship and Management Bill, 2019
VI – BILLS ON WHICH REPORTS PRESENTED BY STANDING COMMITTEES
15. The Constitution (79th Amendment) Bill, 1992. (small family norms for legislators) 16. The Delhi Rent (Amendment) Bill, 1997. 17. The Provisions of the Municipalities (Extension to the Scheduled Areas) Bill, 2001. 18. The Seeds Bill, 2004. 19. The Indian Medicine and Homoeopathy Pharmacy Bill, 2005. 20. The Private Detective Agencies (Regulation) Bill, 2007. 21. The Pesticides Management Bill, 2008. 22. The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Amendment) Bill, 2008 23. The Mines (Amendment) Bill, 2011. 24. The Inter-State Migrant Workmen (Regulation of Employment and Conditions of Service) Amendment Bill, 2011. 25. The National Commission for Human Resources for Health Bill, 2011. 26. The Indecent Representation of Women (Prohibition) Amendment Bill, 2012. 27. The Building and Other Construction Workers Related Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2013. 28. The Employment Exchanges (Compulsory Notification of Vacancies) Bill, 2013. 29. The Rajasthan Legislative Council Bill,2013. 30. The Indian Medical Council (Amendment) Bill, 2013. 31. The Assam Legislative Council Bill, 2013. 32. The Registration (Amendment) Bill, 2013. 33. The Waqf Properties (Eviction of Un-authorized Occupants) Bill, 2014.
60 TABLE-19-A
LIST OF BILLS THAT WILL LAPSE ON THE DISSOLUTION SIXTEENTH LOK SABHA IN TERM OFARTICLE 107(5) OF THE CONSTITUTION.
I – BILLS AS PASSED BY RAJYA SABHA
1. The Constitutional (Scheduled Tribes) Order (Third Amendment) Bill, 2019
II – BILLS NOT REFERRED TO STANDING COMMITTEES
2. The High Courts (Alteration of Names) Bill, 2016. 3. The Constitution (Schedule Castes and Scheduled Tribes) Order (Amendment) Bill, 2016. 4. The Public Premises (Eviction of Unauthorised Occupants) Amendment Bill, 2017. 5. The Dentists (Amendment) Bill, 2017 6. The Airports Economic Regulatory Authority of India (Amendment) Bill, 2018 7. The Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Amendment Bill, 2018 8. The Protection of Human Rights (Amendment) Bill, 2018 9. The Dam Safety Bill, 2018 10. The Central Universities (Amendment) Bill, 2018 11. The National Institute of Design (Amendment) Bill, 2018 12. The Trade Union (Amendment) Bill, 2019 13. The Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (Amendment) Bill, 2019
III – BILLS ON WHICH REPORTS PRESENTED BY STANDING COMMITTEES 14. The Factories (Amendment) Bill, 2014. 15. The Electricity (Amendment) Bill, 2014. 16. The Lokpal and Lokayuktas and Other Related Law (Amendment) Bill, 2014. 17. The Merchant Shipping Bill, 2016 18. The Major Port Authorities Bill, 2016. 19. The Inter-State River Water Disputes (Amendment) Bill, 2017. 20. The National Medical Commission Bill, 2017. 21. The Chit Fund (Amendment) Bill, 2018. 22. The Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development (Amendment) Bill, 2018 23. The Codes of Wages, 2017 IV – BILLS REFERED TO JOINT COMMITTEE 24. The Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement (Amendment) Second Bill, 2015. V – BILLS AS PASSED BY LOK SABHA 25. The Whistle Blowers Protection (Amendment) Bill, 2015. 26. The Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement (Amendment) Bill, 2015. 27. The Factories (Amendment) Bill, 2016. 28. The Central Road Fund (Amendment) Bill, 2017. 29. The Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Marriage) Bill, 2017 30. The Trafficking of Persons (Prevention, Protection and Rehabilitation) Bill, 2018 31. The Representation of People (Amendment) Bill, 2018 32. The Arbitration and Conciliation (Amendment) Bill, 2018 33. The Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Bill, 2018 34. The Surrogacy (Regulation) Bill, 2018 35. The Consumer Protection Bill, 2018 36. The Muslim Women (Protection on Marriage) Bill, 2018 37. The Indian Medical Council (Amendment) Bill, 2018 38. The Companies (Amendment) Bill, 2019 39. The Aadhaar and Other Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2019 40. The New Delhi International Arbitration Centre Bill, 2019
61 41. The DNA Technology (Use and Application) Regulation Bill, 2019 42. The Banning of Unregulated Deposit Schemes Bill, 2018 43. The Jallianwala Bagh National Memorial (Amendment) Bill, 2018
VI - BILL AS PASSED BY LOK SABHA AND AS REPORTED BY SELECT COMMITTEE 44. The Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Bill, 2017. 45. The Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Sites and Remains (Amendment) Bill, 2017.
VII - BILLS ON WHICH REPORTS PRESENTED BY JOINT COMMITTEE AND PASSED BY LOK SABHA 46. The Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2019.
TABLE – 20
ORDINANCES PROMULGATED BY THE PRESIDENT (SINCE 1952)
62 Year Number of Ordinances promulgated Year Number of Ordinances promulgated 1952 09 1953 07 1954 09 1955 07 1956 09 1957 06 1958 07 1959 03 1960 01 1961 03 1962 08 1963 — 1964 03 1965 07 1966 13 1967 09 1968 13 1969 10 1970 05 1971 23 1972 09 1973 04 1974 15 1975 29 1976 16 1977 16 1978 06 1979 10 1980 10 1981 12 1982 01 1983 11 1984 15 1985 08 1986 08 1987 10 1988 07 1989 02 1990 10 1991 09 1992 21 1993 34 1994 14 1995 15 1996 32 1997 31 1998 20 1999 10 2000 05 2001 12 2002 07 2003 08 2004 08 2005 04 2006 03 2007 08 2008 08 2009 09 2010 04 2011 03 2012 01 2013 11 2014 09 2015 10 2016 10 2017 07 2018 09 2019 09
TABLE – 21
DATES OF DELIVERY OF THE PRESIDENT’S ADDRESS, NAMES OF MOVER AND SECONDER, DATES OF DISCUSSION ON MOTION OF THANKS IN THE TWO HOUSES
63 Thirteenth Lok Sabha Session of Date of delivery Names of mover and seconder on Dates of 13th Lok of the President’s Motion of Thanks discussion Sabha Address 1st Session October 25, 1999 Shri Vijay Kumar Malhotra (Mover) October 25, 26 & 27, Shri Vaiko (Seconder) 1999 3rd Session February 23, 2000 Shri Madan Lal Khurana (Mover) March 16, April 17, 18 Dr. Nitish Sengupta (Seconder) & 25, 2000 6th Session February 19, 2001 Shri Vijay Kumar Malhotra (Mover) March 7, 8 & 12, 2001 Dr. S. Venugopal (Seconder) 9th Session February 25, 2002 Shri Vijay Kumar Malhotra (Mover) March 15 & 16, 2002 Shri Anant GangaramGeete (Seconder) 12th Session February 17, 2003 Shri Vijay Kumar Malhotra (Mover) February 24, 25 & Shri Suresh Prabhu (Seconder) March 3, 2003 Fourteenth Lok Sabha
1st Session June 7, 2004 Shri Pawan Kumar Bansal (Mover) June 8-10, 2004* Shri JyotiradityaMadhavaraoScindia (Seconder) Shri Pawan Kumar Bansal (Mover) March 2, 9 & 10, 4th Session February 25, 2005 Shri Ajay Makan (Seconder) 2005 Shri Madhusudan Mistry (Mover) Feb. 20, 21, 22 & 7th Session February 16, 2006 Shri JyotiradityaMadhavaraoScindia (Seconder) 23, 2006 Shri Madhusudan Mistry (Mover) March 1, 7 & 8, 10th Session February 23, 2007 Shri Sandeep Dikshit (Seconder) 2007 Shri Ajit Jogi (Mover) March 3, 4, & 5, 2008 13th Session February 25, 2008 Shri Krishna Tirath (Seconder) Shri V. Kishore Chandra S. Deo (Mover) February 17 & 18, 2009 15th Session February 12, 2009 Shri Madhusudan Mistry (Seconder) Fifteenth Lok Sabha
Dr.Girija Vyas (Mover) 1st Session June 4, 2009 Shri P.C. Chacko (Seconder) June 5, 8 & 9, 2009 Shri Inderjit Singh Rao (Mover) 4th Session February 22, 2010 Km. Meenakshi Natarajan (Seconder) March 3, 4 & 5, 2010 Shri P.C. Chacko (Mover) February 22, 23, & 24, 7th Session February 21, 2011 Shri Manish Tewari (Seconder) 2011 Dr. (Smt.) Girija Vyas (Mover) March 13, 14, 15 & 19, 10th Session March 12, 2012 Dr. Shashi Tharoor (Seconder) 2012 Dr. P.C. Chacko (Mover) February 27 & 13th Session February 21, 2013 Dr. (Smt.) Girija Vyas (Seconder) March 6, 2013 Sixteenth Lok Sabha
1st Session June 9, 2014 Shri Rajiv Pratap Rudy (Mover) June 10 & 11, 2014 ShriRamvilasPaswan (Seconder) 4th Session February 23, 2015 ShriAnurag Singh Thakur (Mover) February 24, 25, 26 and ShriNishikantDubey (Seconder) 27, 2015 7th Session February 23, 2016 ShrimatiMeenakshiLekhi (Mover) February 24, 25, 26 and ShrimatiHarsimratKaurBadal (Seconder) March 2 and 3, 2016 11th Session January 31, 2017 Dr. Mahesh Sharma (Mover) February 3, 6 and 7, ShriVirendra Singh (Seconder) 2017. 14th Session January 29, 2018 ShriRakesh Singh (Mover) February 6 and 7, 2018. ShriVenkatesh Joshi (Seconder) 17th Session January 31, 2019 Shri Hukmdev Narayan Yadav (Mover) February 5 and 7, 2019. Shri Jagdambika Pal (Seconder) * Adopted without reply by the Prime Minister or any other Minister on his behalf.
RAJYA SABHA
Session of Date of delivery Names of mover and seconder on Dates of the Rajya of the President’s Motion of Thanks discussion Sabha Address
64 187th Session October 25, 1999 Shri Arun Shourie (mover) October 25, 26, Shri S. ViduthalaiVirumbi (Seconder) 27 & 28, 1999 189th Session February 23, 2000 Shri M. Venkaiah Naidu (Mover) April 18, 19, 24, 25,26 & 27, Shri Satish Pradhan (Seconder) 2000
192nd Session February 19, 2001 Shri T.N. Chaturvedi (Mover) March 1, 7, 8 & 12, 2001 Shri Sharif-Ud-Din Shariq (Seconder) 195th Session February 25, 2002 Dr. Mahesh Chandra Sharma (Mover) March 13, 14, 15 & 18, 2002 Shri B.J. Panda (Seconder) 198th Session February 17, 2003 Dr. L.M. Singhvi (Mover) February 20, 24, 25 & March Shri Satish Pradhan (Seconder) 4, 2003 201st Session June 7, 2004 Dr. Karan Singh (Mover) June 8-10, 2004* Shri Vayalar Ravi (Seconder) 204th Session Feb. 25, 2005 Dr. Karan Singh (Mover) March 3, 9 & 10, Shri Vayalar Ravi (Seconder) 2005
207th Session Feb. 16, 2006 Dr. Karan Singh (Mover) Feb. 20, 21 & 22, Shri Rashid Alvi (Seconder) 2006 210th Session Feb. 23, 2007 Dr. Karan Singh (Mover) March 1, 6, 7 & 8, Shri Rashid Alvi (Seconder) 2007 213th Session Feb. 25, 2008 Shri Janardan Dwivedi (Mover) Feb. 28 Dr. Abhishek Singhvi (Seconder) March 3, 4 & 5, 2008 215th Session Feb. 12, 2009 Shri Jai Prakash Aggarwal (Mover) Feb 17 & 18, 2009 Shri Shantaram Laxman Nair (Seconder) 216th Session June 4, 2009 Shri Satyavrat Chaturvedi (Mover) June 5, 8 & 9, 2009 Shri Keshava Rao (Seconder) 219th Session Feb. 22, 2010 Prof. P.J. Kurien (Mover) March 3, 4 & 5, 2010 Shri Santosh Bagrodia (Seconder) 222th Session February 21, 2011 Shri Janardan Dwivedi (Mover) February 22, 23 & 24, 2011 Smt. Jayanthi Natarajan (Seconder) 225th Session March 12, 2012 Shri Satyavrat Chaturvedi (Mover) March 14, 15, 19 & Dr. E. M. SudarsanaNatchiappan (Seconder) 20, 2012 228th Session February 21, 2013 Smt. Renuka Chowdhary (Mover) March 6, 7 & 8, 2013 Shri Praveen Rashtrapal(Seconder) 231st Session June 9, 2014 Shri Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi (Mover) June 10, 11, 2014 Shri Jagat Prakash Nadda (Seconder) 234th Session February 23, 2015 ShriBhupendraYadav (Mover) February 25, 26, 27 and Dr.ChandanMitra (Seconder) March 2 and 3, 2015 238th Session February 23, 2016 ShriJagatPrakashNadda (Mover) March 2, 3, 8 and 9, 2016 Shri M. J. Akbar (Seconder) 242ndSession January 31, 2017 Shri Ravishankar Prasad (Mover) February 2, 6, 7 and 8, 2017 Dr. Vinay P. Sahasrabuddhe (Seconder) 245thSession January 29, 2018 Shri Amit Anil Chandra Shah (Mover) February 5, 6 and 7, 2017 Dr. Vinay P. Sahasrabuddhe (Seconder) 248th Session January 31, 2019 Shri Bhupendra Yadav (Mover) February, 6, 7 and 13, 2019* Shri Vijay Goel (Seconder)
* Adopted without reply by the Prime Minister or any other Minister on his behalf.
65 TABLE – 22
CERTAIN STATISTICAL DATA REGARDING MOTION OF THANKS ON THE PRESIDENT’S ADDRESS
Year Date of Reply By Whom Time Allotted Time taken
Lok Rajya Lok Rajya Lok Rajya Lok Rajya Sabha Sabha Sabha Sabha Sabha Sabha Sabha Sabha
1994 8.3.94 8.3.94 PM PM 12 hrs 12 hrs 20 hrs 14 hrs 31 mts 20 mts
1995 28.4.95 - PM PM 10 hrs 8 hrs 12 hrs 11 hrs 38 mts 15 mts
1996 12.3.96 1.3.96 PM PM - 6 hrs - 8 hrs 17 mts
1997 4.3.97 6.3.97 PM PM - 16 hrs - 16 hrs 58 mts
1998 31.3.98 2.4.98 PM PM - 16 hrs 12 hrs 17 hrs 32 mts 56 mts
1999 15.3.99 10.3.99 PM PM 8 hrs 16 hrs 12 hrs 18 hrs 13 mts 59 mts
1999 29.10.99 28.10.99 * LOH** 8 hrs 8 hrs 13 hrs 11 hrs 36 mts 45 mts
2000 - 27.04.00 PM LOH** 8 hrs 14 hrs 11 hrs 12 hrs 21 mts 28 mts
2001 - 12.3.2001 PM PM 10 hrs 16 hrs 13 hrs 18 hrs 32 mts 22 mts
2002 16.3.02 18.3.02 PM PM 12 hrs 8 hrs 12 hrs 10 hrs 24 mts
2003 3.3.03 4.3.03 PM PM 10 hrs 12 hrs 13 hrs 13 hrs 7 mts 32 mts
+2004 - - - - 10 hrs 12 hrs 20 mts 9 mts
2005 10.3.05 10.3.05 PM PM 12 hrs 8 hrs 11 hrs 9 hrs 22 mts 32 mts
2006 23.3.06 22.2.06 PM PM 12 hrs 12 hrs 14 hrs 13 hrs 34 mts 10 mts
2007 8.3.07 8.3.07 PM PM 10 hrs 12 hrs 12 hrs 13 hrs 43 mts 58 mts
2008 5.3.08 5.3.08 PM PM 12 hrs 16 hrs 12 hrs 16 hrs 33 mts 33 mts
2009 18.2.09 18.2.09 $ $$ 8 hrs 8 hrs 8 hrs 9 hrs 36 mts 51 mts
2009 9.6.09 9.6.09 PM PM 13 hrs 12 hrs 16 hrs 15 hrs 18 mts 52 mts
2010 5.3.10 5.3.10 PM PM 12 hrs 12 hrs 12 hrs 13 hrs 31 mts 23 mts
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Year Date of Reply By Whom Time Allotted Time taken
Lok Rajya Lok Rajya Lok Rajya Lok Rajya Sabha Sabha Sabha Sabha Sabha Sabha Sabha Sabha
2011 24.2.2011 24.2.2011 PM PM 10 hrs 12 hrs 10 hrs 12 hrs 7 mts 53 mts
2012 19.3.2012 20.3.2012 PM PM 12 hrs 12 hrs 14 hrs 13 hrs 37 mts 37 mts
2013 6.3.2013 8.3.2013 PM PM 12 hrs 12 hrs 11 hrs 10 hrs 47 mts 54 mts
2014 11.6.2014 11.6.2014 PM PM 10 hrs 10 hrs 12 hrs 14 hrs 38 mts 07 mts
2015 27.02.2015 03.03.2015 PM PM 10hrs 10hrs 14hrs 5mts 17hrs 8mts
2016 03.03.2016 09.03.2016 PM PM 10hrs 10hrs 12 hrs 50 mts 11hrs 44mts
2017 07.02.2017 08.02.2017 PM PM 8 hrs 12 hrs 10 hrs 38 mts 14 hrs 03 mts 2018 07.02.2018 07.02.2018 PM PM 10 hrs 12 hrs 10 hrs 43 mts 14 hrs 19 mts 2019 07.02.2019 #13.02.2019 PM - 8 hrs 10 hrs 11 hrs 16 - mts
* Replied by Minister of Home Affairs, Shri L.K. Advani ** Leader of the House in the Rajya Sabha + In 2004, the Motions of Thanks were adopted by the two Houses on same day i.e. 10 June, 2004, without reply by the PM or any Minister on his behalf. $ Replied by Shri Pranab Mukherjee, Leader of the House and Minister of External Affairs and Minister of Finance. $$ Replied by Shri Pranab Mukherjee, Leader of the House and Minister of External Affairs and Minister of Finance. #Motion was adopted without discussion.
67 TABLE – 23
SITTINGS OF THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT HELD ON SATURDAYS/HOLIDAYS FORPRESENTATION OF GENERAL BUDGET
1. Saturday The 27th February, 1954 2. Saturday The 27th February, 1955 3. Saturday The 28th February, 1981 4. Saturday The 27th February, 1982 5. Saturday The 28th February, 1983 6. Wednesday (Shivratri) The 29th February, 1984 (Holiday for Parliament) 7. Saturday The 28th February, 1987 8. Saturday The 29th February, 1992 9. Saturday The 27th February, 1999 10. Saturday The 28th February, 2015
68 TABLE – 24
DATE AND TIME OF PRESENTATION OF GENERAL BUDGET IN LOK SABHA AND WHETHER BUSINESS TRANSACTED AFTER ITS PRESENTATION/LAYING IN TWO HOUSES
Year Date and Day of Time of Whether Business transacted after Presentation Presentation Presentation/Laying of Budget in two Houses
1999 February 27 (Saturday) 11.00 a.m. Houses were adjourned after presentation/laying of Budget, without transacting any further business.
2000 February 29 (Tuesday) 2.00 p.m. -do-
2001 February 28 (Wednesday) 11.00 a.m. -do-
2002 February 28 (Thursday) 11.00 a.m. -do-
2003 February 28 (Friday) 11.00 a.m. -do-
2004 July 8 (Thursday) 11.00 a.m. -do-
2005 February 28 (Monday) 11.05 a.m. -do-
2006 February 28 (Tuesday) 11.00 a.m. -do-
2007 February 28 (Wednesday) 11.00 a.m. -do-
2008 February 29 (Friday) 11.00 a.m. -do-
2009 February 16 (Monday) 11.00 a.m. -do- (Interim Budget)
2009 July 6 (Monday) 11.00 a.m. -do-
2010 February 26 (Thursday) 11.00 a.m. -do-
2011 February 28 (Monday) 11.00 a.m. -do-
2012 March 16 (Friday) 11.00 a.m. -do-
2013 February 28 (Thursday) 11.00 a.m. -do- 2014 July 10 (Thursday) 11:00 a.m. -do- 2015 February 28 (Saturday) 11:00 a.m. -do- 2016 February29 (Monday) 11:00 a.m. -do- 2017 February01 (Wednesday) 11:08 a.m. -do- 2018 February01 (Thursday) 11:03 a.m. -do- 2019 February 01 (Friday) 11:00 a.m. -do-
69 TABLE – 25
DATES OF PRESENTATION, GENERAL DISCUSSION ON THE GENERAL ANDRAILWAY BUDGETS ETC. IN LOK SABHA SINCE 1952
General Budget Railway Budget
Year Presentation General Discussion on Consideration Presentation General Discussion on discussion Demands for of Finance Bill discussion Demands for (Time Taken) Grants (Time Taken) (Time Taken) Grants (Time Taken) (Time Taken)
1952 Feb. 29 March 3 March 4* March 5 Feb. 22 Feb. 25 Feb. 26* (Provisional (5-41) (4-16) (3-00) (2-27) (2-34) Parliament)
May 23 May 30 & June 10-13, No second May 22 May 26, 27 June 5, 6 & 9 June 2-4 16-20, 23, Finance Bill & 29 (11-24) (13-48) 25-28, 30 was (11-00) July 1-3 introduced (72-13)
1953 Feb. 27 March 4, 5, March 16-21, April 14-16 Feb. 18 Feb. 23-26 Feb. 26-27 9-12 24-28 30 & & 18 (13-17) and March 2 (19-18) 31, April 1, 2, (16-28) (9-48) 4, 6 & 7 (66-51)
1954 Feb. 27 March 15-18, March 23-27, April 19-22 Feb. 19 March 1-2, March 6, 8 22 and 23 29-31 (16-26) 4 & 5 and 9 (17-02) April 1-2, 5-9, (10-55) (10-54) 12, 14, 15 & 17 (69-43)
1955 Feb. 28 March 16-19 March 22-25 April 18-20 & Feb. 22 March 2-4 March 4, 7 & & 21 28-31 22 (12-01) 10 (19-45) April 2, 4-7, (16-47) (9-40) 14-16 (72-28)
1956 Feb. 29 March 13-16 March 21-23 April 17, 18, Feb. 23 March 5-7 March 7, 8, 9 (19-27) 28, 29 & 31 20 & 21 (14-54) & 12 April 2-6, (14-15) (13-26) 9-12, 14, 16 & 17 (92-59)
* Indicates the date on which the Demands on Account were voted by Lok Sabha in election year.
70
General Budget Railway Budget
Year Presentation General Discussion on Consideration Presentation General Discussion on discussion Demands for of Finance Bill discussion Demands for (Time Taken) Grants (Time Taken) (Time Taken) Grants (Time Taken) (Time Taken)
1957 March 19 March 21-23 March 26* March 26 March 19 March 26 & 27 March 27* (10-08) (2-09) (0-08) (3-07) (2-01)
May 15 May 28-31 July 23-27, Aug. 26-28 May 14 May 21-23 July 17-19 & (21-14) 29-31 (15-18) (16-54) 22 Aug. 1-3, 6, 8, (11-53) 9, 12-14, 17 & 20-24 (106-07)
1958 Feb. 28 March 11-14, March 19-21, April 18, 22 & Feb. 17 Feb. 26, 28 & March 4, 7, 8 17 & 18 24-28, 31 23 March 3 & 10 (21-00) April 1-3, 5, (12-30) (15-00) (12-00) 7-11, 14-17 (101-00)
1959 Feb. 28 March 9-12 March 16-20, April 20-22 Feb. 18 Feb. 25-27 & March 3-5 (20-45) 23, 26, 28, 30 (15-00) March 2 & 3 (12-20) & 31 (18-55) April 1, 4, 6-9, 11, 14, 15, 16, 18 & 20 (121-12)
1960 Feb. 29 March 7-10 March 13-18, April 20 & 21 Feb. 17 Feb. 25, 26 & March 1-3 (20-00) 21-25, 28, 30 (12-00) 29 and (9-45) & 31 March 1 April 2, 4, 6-9, (15-05) 11-14, 16 &18 (130-10)
1961 Feb. 28 March 14-17 March 20-24, April 19-22 Feb. 15 Feb. 28 & March 9, 10 & (20-00) 27-30 and (15-00) March 1, 2, 4 13 April 1, 3-7, and 6 (10-20) 10-15, 17-19 (14-15) (128-00)
1962 March 14 March 20, 23 March 24* March 24 & March 13 March 26 & 27 March 27* & 24 26 (4-45) (2-00) (9-50) (1-45) April 23 May 7-10 May 11, 12, 14, June 12, 13, April 19 April 21, 23-26 May 2-4 (20-00) 16-18, 21-26, 15 & 16 (17-50) (10-30) 28-31 and (13-40) June 1, 4, 5-8, 11 & 12 (125-00)
* Demands on Account were voted by Lok Sabha (Time taken in LS on 24.3.62 not available).
71
General Budget Railway Budget
Year Presentation General Discussion on Consideration Presentation General Discussion on discussion Demands for of Finance Bill discussion Demands for (Time Taken) Grants (Time Taken) (Time Taken) Grants (Time Taken) (Time Taken)
1963 Feb. 28 March 12-16 March 18-23, April 18-20 Feb. 19 March 2, 4-6 March 6-8 (23-00) 25-29 (14-10) (16-30) (11-00) April 1, 3, 8-11, 13, 15-17 (133-25)
1964 Feb. 29 March 3-6, 9 March 11-13, April 18 & 21 Feb. 11 Feb. 20, 21 Feb.26, 27 & & 10 16-21, 23-26, (16-10) 24-26 29 (21-30) 28, 30 & 31 & (16-30) (8-40) April 1-4, 6-11, 13-16 (142-55)
1965 Feb. 27 March 22-25 March 29-31 May 3-5 Feb. 18 March 3-5, March 9-11 (20-00) and April 1, 2, (16-30) 8 & 9 (9-00) 5-9, 12, 14, (15-35) 15, 19-23, 26, 27, 29 & 30 May 1 (111-00)
1966 Feb. 28 March 10, 11, March 24, 25, April 29, 30 Feb. 15 March 1-4, March 21-24 14-17 28-30, April 1, and May 8 & 9 (12-15) (23-15) 4-6, 11, 12, 3 & 5 (15-15) 14-15, 18, (17-25) 19-22, 25-29 (92-50)
1967 March 20 March 23 & March 27* April 8 March 20 March 28 March 28* 27 (Discussed (2-20) (3-20) (Discussed (5-20) along with along with Rly Gen. Budget) Budget) May 25 June 5-9, June 26-30 July 24-28 May 22 May 26, June 20-22 12-14 and July 3-7, (16-45) 29-31, June 1, (7-50) (21-20) 10-15, 17-22 2 and 5 (73-50) (14-45)
1968 Feb. 29 March 8, March 27-29, April 29, 30 Feb. 19 Feb. 28, 29 & March 19 & 20 11-14 April 1-5, 8, and May 1 March 1, 4 & 5 (7-20) (19-35) 10, 11, 15-17, (12-30) (11-55) 19, 22-25 (84-00)
1969 Feb. 28 March 6, 7, March 26, 28, April 29, 30 Feb. 19 Feb. 26, 27 & March 17 & 18 10-14 31 and April and May 1& 6 March 3 & 5 (7-08) (21-30) 1-3, 7-11, (17-45) (11-45) 14-18, 21-25 and 28 (85-22)
* Indicates the date on which the Demands on Account were voted by Lok Sabha in election year.
72
General Budget Railway Budget
Year Presentation General Discussion on Consideration Presentation General Discussion on discussion Demands for of Finance Bill discussion Demands for (Time Taken) Grants (Time Taken) (Time Taken) Grants (Time Taken) (Time Taken)
1970 Feb. 28 March 10-13, March 31 & May 1, 4-6 Feb. 23 March 4, 5, 9 March 25, 26 16 & 17 April 1-3, (16-00) and 10 and 28 (19-20) 7-10, 13-14, (11-15) (7-25) 16, 17, 20-24, 27-30 (80-30)
1971 March 24 March 25-27 March 27* March 27 March 23 March 24-25 March 25* (5-45) (Discussed (1-25) (4-55) (Discussed with interim with interim Budget) Rly Budget) May 28 June 2-4 and June 22 to July 26, 28 & May 24 May 26-28, 31 June 14-15 7-10 July 21 31 & June 1 (4-55) (23-10) (94-49) (13-02) (13-20)
1972 March 16 March 20-22, April 11-14, May 15-18 March 14 March 17, 18 May 18, 19 24-25 17-21, 24-28 (12-25) & 20 and 22 (17-25) May 2-5, 9-12 (9-40) (5-48) (93-15)
1973 Feb. 28 March 12-14 March 28-30 April 30 Feb. 20 March 1, 2, March 20 & (15-35) April 2-6, May 2 & 3 6-9 & 12 21 9-10, 12, (13-20) (10-55) (7-10) 16-19, 23-27 (75-08)
1974 Feb. 28 March 13-15 , March 26-29 April 30 Feb. 27 March 5-7, 12 March 19, 20 18 & 19 April 2, 5, May 2-4 & 13 & 23 (17-10) 8-11 15-18, (11-00) (13-25) (7-35) 22-26, 29 (77-10)
1975 Feb. 28 March 10, April 7-11, April 30 Feb. 20 March 5-6, 7 March 17-19 12-14 15-18, 21, 22, May 2-5 & 10 (8-00) (17-13) 25, 28, 29 (11-45) (12-55) (42-02)
1976 March 15 March 18, 19, March 31, May 12, 14 & March 10 March 12, 15, March 23 22 & 23 April 1, 2, 5-8, 17 17-18 (5-22) (16-20) 14, 15, 26-30 (11-35) (12-18)** May 3-7, 10 & 11 (113-46)
1977 March 28 March 29 & March 30* March 31 March 28 March 29 March 29* 30 (Discussed (Without (2-30) (Discussed (5-15) with interim discussion) with interim Budget) Rly Budget) June 17 June 20-23 June 25, July 15, 16, 18 June 11 June 13-15 June 16-17 (20-30) 27-30 July 1, Aug. 2 (14-50) (8-20) 2, 4-9, 11-14 (19-20) (92-06)
* Date on which the Demands on Account were voted in election year. ** Discussed with Sy. Demands for Grants (Railways) for 1975-76.
73
General Budget Railway Budget
Year Presentation General Discussion on Consideration Presentation General Discussion on discussion Demands for of Finance Bill discussion Demands for (Time Taken) Grants (Time Taken) (Time Taken) Grants (Time Taken) (Time Taken)
1978 Feb. 28 March 13-16 March 27-31 April 27-29 Feb. 21 March 6, 8-10 March 17 & 20 (15-45) April 3-7, May 11 (14-00) (3-15) 10-14, 17-20, (13-10) 24-26 (95-31)
1979 Feb. 28 March 12, 13, March 26-28, April 24-26 Feb. 20 March 5-8 March 16 & 19 15, & 16 30 April 2-4, (17-25) (12-05) (5-15)* (17-45) 6, 9, 11, 12, 16, 20, 23 (69-12)
1980 March 11 March 12-14 March 14 March 14 March 11 March 12 March 12 (7-58) (Discussed (1-38) (3-40) (Discussed along with along with Rly Gen. Budget) Budget) June 18 June 26, 27, July 5, 7-11, July 24-25, June 16 June 17-20 July 2 30 July 1 15-19, 21-23 29-31 (12-40) (5-20) (16-30) (63-23) (22-00)
1981 Feb. 28 March 9-13 March 23-27, April 22-24, Feb. 19 Feb. 26-28, March 16-17 (20-07) 30, 31 April 27-29 March 2, 3 & 5 (6-05) 1-3, 6-10, 15, (14-15) (13-35) 16, 20 & 21 (66-27)
1982 Feb. 27 March 8, 9, March 22-26, April 22, 23, Feb. 23 March 1-3 (11- March 16 & 17 11-12, 15-16 29-31 April 1, 26-27 27) (5-20) (18-58) 5, 7, 8, 12, 15, (12-43) 16, 19-21 (82-43)
1983 Feb. 28 March 14-18 March 23, 24, April 27-29 Feb. 24 March 1-4 March 19-21 (19-47) 30 & 31 April May 2 (12-50) (6-40) 4-8, 11-13, 15, (16-05) 18-20, 22 & 26 (82- 47)
1984 Feb. 29 March 9, March 20-23, April 18-19, Feb. 24 March 5-7 March 15 (1-28) 12-14 26-30 April 21 & 23 (1-15) (10-42) (5-20) (15-47) 2-5, 7, 9, 11, (15-04) 12, 16 (69-53)
1985 March 16 March 21-23 April 1, 2, May 8-10 March 14 March 18-20 March 20 (1-48) & 25 8-12, 15-19, (11-15) (0-40) (10-05) (3-55) (19-45) 22-26, 29 & 30 May 2, 3 & 7 (102-01)
* Discussed together with the Supplementary Demands (Railways) for 1978-79 and the Resolution regarding Railway Convention Committee.
74
General Budget Railway Budget
Year Presentation General Discussion on Consideration Presentation General Discussion on discussion Demands for of Finance Bill discussion Demands for (Time Taken) Grants (Time Taken) (Time Taken) Grants (Time Taken) (Time Taken)
1986 Feb. 28 March 7, March 19-21, April 24, 25 Feb. 26 March 4-6 March 13 (2-09) 10-13 24 & 31 and 28 (0-40) (14-07) (4-38) (19-37) April 1-4, (13-24) 7-11, 15-17, 21 & 23 (88-59)
1987 Feb. 28 March 9, 10, March 23-27, April 29, 30 & Feb. 25 March 3-5 March 18 (1-32) 12 & 13 30, 31 May 4 (0-57) and 9 (14-53) (2-01) (15-58) April 1-3, 6, (12-00) 8-10, 20-24, 27 & 28 (85-30)
1988 Feb. 29 March 14-18 March 29 & April 27-29 Feb. 24 March 8-11 March 21 (2-05) (21-35) 30 April 4-8, May 2 (0-55) and 14 (2-40) 11, 12, 18-22, (14-15) (16-45) 25 & 26 (73-10)
1989 Feb. 28 March 13, April 5-7, April 27 & 28 Feb. 23 March 3, March 17 (1-35) 15-17 10, 12, 19-21 May 2 (1-00) 7-10 (1-30) (16-30) & 26 (13-30) (21-57) (28-06)
1990 March 19 March 26-28 April 4, 5, May 16 & 17 March 14 March 21-23 Discussed (2-14) (16-01) 9-12, 16-20, (5-32) (1-05) & 26 Alongwith 23-25 (12-55) General May 7, 8, 10, discussion on 11, 14-16 Rly. Budget (73-33) on 26 March, 90
1991 March 4 March 11 March 11 March 11 Feb. 25 March 11 Demands on (Interim (listed but not (Without (Without (Interim (listed but not Account, Budget) discussed) discussion) discussion) Budget) discussed) Supplementary (0-20) (0-55) Demands and Demands for Excess Grants voted Without discussion on 11.3.1991 July 24 July 29-31 Aug. 20 to Sept. 11-14 July 16 July 20, 24 & Discussed (2-12) Aug. 1, 2, 5 September 5 (15-56) (0-44) 25 Alongwith & 6 (46-08) (13-52) General (23-01) discussion on Rly Budget & Appro.(Rly) No.3 Bill 1991, passed on 25.7.1991
75
General Budget Railway Budget
Year Presentation General Discussion on Consideration Presentation General Discussion on discussion Demands for of Finance Bill discussion Demands for (Time Taken) Grants (Time Taken) (Time Taken) Grants (Time Taken) (Time Taken)
1992 Feb. 29 March 23, 25 March 31, April 30 Feb. 25 March 11-13, Discussed (2-00) & 26 April 2, 3, May 4-6 (0-45) 16 & 17 alongwith (17-45) 6-10, 20-24, (11-28) (17-00) General 27-29 discussion on (40-56) Railway Budget and Appro. Bill passed on 17.3.1992
1993 Feb. 27 April 20-23 & April 27 to May 4 & 5 Feb. 24 March 30 & 31 Discussed (1-39) 26 May 4 (10-18) (0-55) (17-27) alongwith (20-56) (22-32) General discussion on Railway Budget & Appr. Bills passed on 31.3.1993
1994 Feb. 28 March 18 &19 April 28 to May 4-6 Feb. 24 March 4, 8 April 26, 27 (1-44) and April 25 May 3 (14-22) (1-00) & 9 (8-58) (17-35) (15-41) (15-26)
1995 March 15 March 27* May 5-17 May 18, 19, March 14 May 2-4 Discussed (1-34) (5-31) (19-34) 22 & 23 (1-27) (18-58) alongwith (14-25) General discussion on Rly Budget and the Resolution reg. Railway Convention Committee and Appron. (Railways) Bill, 1995 passed on 4.5.1995
* Discussion inconclusive. Demands for Grants on Account and Supplementary Demands for 1994-95 were voted without discussion on 30.3.1995.
76
General Budget Railway Budget
Year Presentation General Discussion on Consideration Presentation General Discussion on discussion Demands for of Finance Bill discussion Demands for (Time Taken) Grants (Time Taken) (Time Taken) Grants (Time Taken) (Time Taken)
1996 Feb. 28 March 11 March 11 March 11 Feb. 27 March 11 March 11 (Interim (3-45) (Discussed (Interim Rly (2-40) (Discussed Budget) alongwith Budget) alongwith (1-02) Interim (0-55) Interim Rly General Budget) Budget) July 22 Aug. 26, 27, Sept. 9 Sept. 11 & 12 July 16 July 24, Discussed (1-30) 29, 30 and (3-22) (2-50) (1-30) 25 & 30 alongwith Sept. 6 (25-16) General (13-39) discussion on Railway Budget and Appron. Bill passed on 30.7.96
1997 Feb. 28 March 14, May 5 & 6 May 7-9 Feb. 26 March 6, April 30 & (1-27) 17-20 (10-12) (11-56) (1-25) 10-13 May 2 (17-56) (26-14) (7-45)
1998 March 25 March 26 March 26 March 26 March 25 March 26 March 26 (Interim (3-15) (Discussed (Without (Interim Rly (3-45) (Discussed Budget) alongwith discussion) Budget) alongwith (0-12) Interim (0-26) Interim General Railway Budget) Budget) June 1 June 10-12 July 10 & 14 July 15-17 May 29 **June 4, 5, 8 July 7 (1-55) (14-14) (1-02) (11-04) (0-56) (upto 6.04 (5-15) a.m..on 9.6.98) & 9 (21-13)
1999 Feb. 27 March 15 & All the April 22 Feb.25 March 13 April 22 (1-52) 16 upto Demands (Without (1-02) (10-56) (Without 17.3.99 were voted in discussion) discussion) (9-08) full on 22.4.99 (without discussion)
2000 Feb. 29 March 15 April 25 & 26 May 3 & 4 Feb. 25 March 14 April 19 (1-56) (11-49) May 2 (10-20) (1-27) (11-17) (4-54) (16-15)
** Discussed alongwith Status paper on Railways
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General Budget Railway Budget
Year Presentation General Discussion on Consideration Presentation General Discussion on discussion Demands for of Finance Bill discussion Demands for (Time Taken) Grants (Time Taken) (Time Taken) Grants (Time Taken) (Time Taken)
2001 Feb. 28 March 20 April 24 April 25 Feb. 26 March 20 March 20 (1-52) (0-07) (6-47) (6-15) (1-15) (Without (0-01) (Without discussion) (Without discussion) discussion)
2002 Feb. 28 March 19* April 24 April 26 & 29 Feb. 26 +March 21 April 23 (1-46) & 20 (5-40) (10-26) (1-00) (8-24) (4-43) (14-33)
2003 Feb. 28 March 6, 7, April 22, 23 April 25, Feb. 26 March 4-6 April 21 (2-14) 10 & 11 & 25 28-30 (1-04) (10-58) (4-56) (14-45) (12-56) (12-48)
2004 Feb. 3 Feb. 4 Feb.4 Feb. 4 Jan. 30 Feb. 3 Feb. 3 (Interim [Discussed [Discussed (0-01) (Interim [Discussed [Discussed Budget) with Vote on with interim (Without Budget) with Vote on with interim (0-49) Account, Sy. budget, Vote discussion) (0-40) Account and budget, Vote Demands & on Account & Demands for on Account Demands for Sy. Demands Grants (Rly)]) (Rly)] Grants)] (Gen)] (4-19) (7-13)
2004 July 8 July 14, 16, Aug. 25 Aug. 26 July 6 July 7, 9, 13 Aug. 23 (1-48) 20 and 21 (Without (Without (1-49) & 14 (Without [Discussed discussion) discussion) [Discussed discussion) with Vote on with Vote on A/c and A/c (Rly)] Excess (11-30) Demands (Gen)] (17-26)
2005 Feb. 28 March 15, 16, April 21, 25 April 28, 29 & Feb.26 March 10, 11, April 20 (1-49) & 17$ & 27 May 2 (1-55) 14 & 15 (3-36) (17-35) (14-24) (10-21) (14-32)
2006 Feb. 28 March 12, 13, March 13, 14, March 18 & Feb. 24 March 1, 2 March 11 (1-36) 14 & 16 & 17 20 (1-35) & 3 (0-06) (13-07) (19-02) (8-02) (14-57)
2007 Feb. 28 March 12, 13, April 26, 27 April 30, Feb. 26 March 8 & 9 April 26 (1-42) 14 & 16 & 28 May 3 (1-02) (12-49) (0-5) (17-30) (15-32) (8-51) (without discussion)
2008 Feb. 29 March 12, 13 April 21, 22, April 25, 28 Feb. 26 March 5, 10 April 16 & 17 (1-50) & 14$ 23, & 24 & 29 (1-56) & 11 (4-27) (3 sittings) (4 sitting) (9-05) (14-45) (16-17) (24-53)
* Discussed alongwith Demands (Vote on Account), Supplementary Demands for 2001-02 and Excess Demands, 1998-99. + Discussed alongwith Railway (Vote on Account) and Railway Supplementary Demands for 2001-02. $ Demands for Grants on Account and Supplementary Demands for Grants were also discussed on these days.
78
General Budget Railway Budget
Year Presentation General Discussion on Consideration Presentation General Discussion on discussion Demands for of Finance Bill discussion Demands for (Time Taken) Grants (Time Taken) (Time Taken) Grants (Time Taken) (Time Taken)
2009 Feb. 16 Feb. 20 & 24 Feb. 20 & 24 Feb. 24 Feb 13 Feb. 18 & 19 Feb. 18 & 19 (Interim (7-20) (0-20) (Interim (5-30) Budget) Discussed Budget) (Discussed (0-49 mts.) alongwith (0-42) alongwith Demands for Demands for Grants on Grants on Account Account (Genl.) (Railways), 2009-10 & 2009-10 Supplemen- Supplemen- tary Demands tary Demands for Grants for Grants (Genl.) (Railways), 2008-09 2008-09 and Demands for Excess Grants (Railways), 2006-07
2009 July 6 July 9, 10, 13 Finance (No. July 3 July 7, 8, 9 July 9 (1-39) & 14 (17-12) 2) Bill, 2009 (1-05) (17-57) (Without (Discussed considered discussion along with and passed th th Demands for on 24 & 27 Grants) July, 2009
2010 Feb. 26 March 11 & April 20, 22, April 28 & 29 Feb. 24 ** March 8 & 9 April 19 (1-46) 12 (10-01) 23 & 27 (9-22) (1-57) (0-20) (5-32) (Discussed (4 sittings) (Discussed with Vote on (17-27) along with Account, Sy. Vote on Demands) Account, Supply Demands, Excess Demands)
2011 Feb. 28 March 9 & 11 March 14, 15, March 22 Feb. 25 March 4 & 7 April 25 & 26 (1-51) (11-10) 16 & 17 (4-15) (1-33) (9-58) (4-36) (14-40) (Discussed along with Demands for Grants)
** Written speeches laid on the Table and reply of Railway Minister also laid on the Table of Lok Sabha N.B. : Time taken in hour(s) - minutes indicated within bracket under each column.
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General Budget Railway Budget
Year Presentation General Discussion on Consideration Presentation General Discussion on discussion Demands for of Finance Bill discussion Demands for (Time Taken) Grants (Time Taken) (Time Taken) Grants (Time Taken) (Time Taken)
2012 March 16 March 22, 26 April 26, 27, May 7 & 8 March 14 March 20, 21 April 25 & 26 (1-50) & 27 30 & May (8-43) (1-45) & 22 (4-36) (9-10) 2 & 3 (16-11) (21-02) (Discussed (5 sittings) along with (21-02) Vote on Account, Sy. Demands, Excess Demands)
2013 Feb. 28 March 13, 14 April 30 Feb. 26 March 7, 8, 11, 12, & 13 (1-45) (11-55) (0-56) (1-22) (14-40) Discussed together with (Discussed along with Demands for Grants Demands for Grants, Spl. Demands, Excess Demands)
2014 Feb. 17 Feb. 19 — Feb. 19 Feb. 12 Feb. 17 (Interim (0-09) (0-06) (0-15) (0-23) Budget) Discussed Without Interim Without (0-56) alongwith discussion Budget) discussion) Demands for Grants on Account (Genl.) 2014-15 & Supplementary Demands for Grants (Genl.) 2013-14
2014 17.02.2014 19.02.2014 19.02.2014 12.02.2014 17.02.2014 (Interim Discussed along with Demands (00-06) (00-15) (00-23) Budget) for Grants of Account (Gen.) Without (Interim Without (0-56) 2014 -15 & Supplementary discussion Budget) discussion) Demands for Grants (Gen.) 2013-14 2014 10.07.2014 16.07.2014 24.07.2014 08.07.2014 11.07.2014 17.07.2014 25.07.2014 14.07.2014 18.07.2014 (06-00) 15.07.2014 (15 hrs 13 mts) (13 hrs 16 mts) (discussed together with demands for grants) 2015 28.02.2015 13.03.2015 30.04.2015 26.02.2015 11.03.2015 16.03.2015 (05-23) 12.03.2015 17.03.2015 (13hrs 18 mts) (13hrs 03 mts) (discussed together with demands for grants)
80 General Budget Railway Budget
Year Presentation General Disscussion on Consideration Presentation General Discussion on Discussion Demands for of Finance Bill Dissucussion Demands for (Time-Taken) Grants (Time-Taken) (Time-Taken) Grants (Time-Taken) (Time-Taken) 2016 29.02.2016 10.03.2016 04.05.2016 25.02.2016 03.03.2016 11.03.2016 05.05.2016 08.03.2016 14.03.2016 (07-23) 09.03.2016 (12 hrs 43 mts) (14 -22 ) (Discussed together with Demands for Grants) *2017 01.02.2017 08.02.2017 20.03.2017 21.03.2017 _ 09.02.2017 (without 22.03.2017 (09 - 58 ) discussion) (08-41) 2018 01.02.2018 07.02.2018 14.03.2018 14.03.2018 - 08.02.2018 (Without (00 – 18) (12-13) discussion) 2019 01.02.2019 08.02.2019 12.02.2019 _ (Interim 11.02.2019 (03-59) Budget) (07 - 32 ) Discussed along with Demands of Grants on Account 2019-2020 & Supplementary Demands of Grants 2018-19 (Third Batch)
*From 2017 Railway Budget has been merged with the Union Budget.
81 TABLE – 26
DATES OF GENERAL DISCUSSION ON GENERAL AND RAILWAY BUDGETS AND CONSIDERATION AND RETURN OF APPROPRIATION BILLS RELATING TO THE DEMANDS FOR GRANTS BY THE RAJYA SABHA SINCE 1952
General Budget Railway Budget
Year General discussion Consideration of Consideration of General discussion Appropriation Bill (Time Taken) Appropriation Bill Finance Bill relating to Demands for relating to Demands for Grants Grants
*1952 May 26-28 July 15 & 17 ** May 29-31 July 14
*1953 March 2-5 April 10, 15 & 16 April 21-23 Feb. 20, 21 & 23 March 7
*1954 March 2, 4, 6 and 8 April 20-22 & 24 April 24 & 26 Feb. 23-25 & March 1 March 15
1955 March 3, 7 &10 April 23 & 25 April 25 & 26 Feb. 28 and March 14 & 15 (16-50) (9-45) (9-30) March 1 & 2 (3-00) (10-55)
1956 March 5-8 April 24-26 April 26-27 Feb. 29 and March 15 & 16 (19-25) (7-35) (7-20) March 1 & 2 (3-05) (15-05)
1957 March 25 & 26 March 28 - Vote on March 28 March 21 & 25 March 29 – Vote on (7-15) Account) (1-30) (4-05) Account (1-00) (1-25) May 20-23 Aug. 27-30 Sept. 2 & 3 May 27 & 28 Aug. 20-22 (20-50) (17-15) (11-05) (11-10) (8-15)
1958 March 3, 4, 7, 10 & 11 April 23, 24, 29 & 30 April 26 & 28 Feb. 19, 20, 25 & 26 March 13 & 14 (20-00) (13-25) (9-30) (14-00) (6-00)
1959 March 3, 4, 9 & 10 April 22-24 April 24, 27 & 28 Feb. 23-25 March 11-13 (19-20) (9-10) (7-45) (13-35) (4-20)
1960 March 3, 4 & 7 April 20 & 21 April 25-27 Feb. 22-24 March 8-10 (15-00) (8-20) (8-25) (12-40) (5-30)
1961 March 6, 8, 9 & 13 April 24-26 April 26-28 Feb. 21-23 & 27 March 16 (17-25) (9-20) (9-30) (11-45) (3-50)
1962 March 26-28 March 29 – Vote on March 29 March 19 & 26 March 30 – Vote on (4-25) Account (0-30) (2-55) Account (0-15) (1-15) May 3, 7-9 June 15, 16 & 18 June 19-21 April 23-26 May 10 (16-40) (11-10) (12-50) (14-25) (4-10)
1963 March 4-7 April 23-24 April 25-26 Feb. 27, 28 & March 2 March 18 (19-30) (8-40) (9-30) (15-10) (3-45)
* Time taken on various items not available. ** Finance Bill was passed by Provisional Parliament on 5 March, 1952 when the Rajya Sabha had not yet been constituted.
82
General Budget Railway Budget
Year General discussion Consideration of Consideration of General discussion Appropriation Bill (Time Taken) Appropriation Bill Finance Bill relating to Demands for relating to Demands for Grants Grants
1964 March 10-13 & 16 April 22, 27-29 April 24, 25 & 27 Feb. 27, 29 March 5 & 9 (23-20) (10-15) (12-25) March 2 & 3 (6-48) (14-10)
1965 March 10, 11 15, May 4-6 May 8 & 10 Feb. 22-25 March 23-24 16 & 22 (11-15) (7-30) (10-35) (4-30) (17-55)
1966 March 16, 17, 21-23 May 5, 7 & 9 May 10-12 March 8-10 & 14 March 29 (16-00) (9-30) (8-20) (10-35) (3-25)
1967 March 28 March 30 – Vote on April 10 & 11 March 29 March 30 – Vote on (5-50) Account (5-45) (3-45) Account (3-00) (1-15) June 15, 17, 19-22 July 25-27 Aug. 1-3 June 12-15 June 24 (18-15) (12-25) (10-45) (12-00) (4-20)
1968 March 14, 18-21 April 30 and May 1&2 May 6 & 7 March 4, 7, 8 & 11 March 23 & 25 (13-56) (11-45) (7-35) (10-13) (3-07)
1969 March 15, 17-20 May 6-8 May 10 &12 March 11-13 March 20 & 24 (16-02) (11-35) (9-00) (9-35) (3-10)
1970 March 16-18 and May 4-6 May 11&12 March 10-12 March 31 24 & 25 (11-52) (8-20) (10-27) (1-05) (16-13)
1971 March 27& 29 March 29 March 31 March 25 *March 27 (3-15) (0-40) (0-30) (2-15) (2-15) June 8-10 & 14 July 28-30 Aug. 4 & 5 June 1-3 June 17 (13-45) (9-10) (8-30) (9-35) (3-50)
1972 March 22, 28 & 29 May 16-18 May 22 & 23 March 20 & 21 May 24 & 25 (10-00) (10-20) (8-35) (7-20) (7-13)
1973 March 12-15 May 2 & 3 May 7-8 March 5-7 March 27 (14-52) (4-35) (7-10) (10-10) (3-35)
1974 March 12-14 & 18 May 2 & 7 May 8 & 9 March 4-6 March 25 (12-20) (7-10) (10-35) (7-10) (3-45)
1975 March 17-20 May 5-6 May 7 & 8 March 4-6 March 22 (14-45) (6-32) (6-47) (8-46) (4-05)
1976 March 23-25 May 17 & 18 May 19 & 20 March 17, 18 & 22 March 29 (9-05) (7-26) (7-45) (8-09) (1-30)
* Discussed along with Appropriation (Railway) Bill
83
General Budget Railway Budget
Year General discussion Consideration of Consideration of General discussion Appropriation Bill (Time Taken) Appropriation Bill Finance Bill relating to Demands for relating to Demands for Grants Grants
1977 March 30-31 March 31 April 4 March 30 *March 31 (3-20) (0-16) (0-40) (2-53) (0-24) June 21-23, 27 July 19-21 July 26-28 June 14-16 June 20 (15-10) (6-53) (12-25) (8-29) (2-55)
1978 March 14-16 & 20 May 2-3 May 4, 8 & 9 March 8, 9 & 13 March 22 (14-45) (7-55) (10-25) (9-42) (1-45)
1979 March 12, 13 15, April 25, 26 & 30 May 2, 3 & 7 March 6-8 &12 March 27 19 & 20 (7-00) (9-32) (13-55) (4-05) (17-35)
1980 March 13 & 17 March 17 March 18 March 12 March 18 (8-24) (0-25) (1-27) (4-35) (3-15) July 1-4 & 7 July 28-30 Aug. 4, 5 & 7 June 18, 19, 26 & 30 July 7 (17-40) (6-32) (10-03) (8-36) (3-12)
1981 March 9-12 & 16 April 28 & 29 May 4-7 Feb. 28, March 2, March 24 (13-06) (4-32) (7-15) 3 & 5 (4-38) (15-07)
1982 March 11, 15-17 April 29 and May 3 May 4 & 5 March 3, 4 & 8 March 24 (16-39) (5-06) (7-16) (10-50) (4-44)
1983 March 16, 17 21 & 22 April 28 and May 2 May 5 & 9 March 2, 3, 14 & 15 March 23 (15-40) (4-33) (8-17) (13-55) (3-09)
1984 March 12-15 April 25 May 2 & 3 March 6-8 March 20 (16-45) (4-20) (8-13) (13-00) (3-35)
1985 March 21, 25-27 May 9, 13 & 14 May 14-17 March 18-21 March 28 (15-15) (5-00) (10-22) (11-35) (3-05)
1986 March 12-14 17 & 18 April 28 May 5 & 6 March 5, 6, 10 & 11 March 19 (18-50) (6-15) (10-44) (11-00) (4-46)
1987 March 9-13 March 17 May 6 & 7 March 18 & 19 March 19 (Discussed (19-51) (2-39) (8-22) (7-39) with the Railway Budget)
1988 March 21-24 May 4 May 5, 9 & 10 March 10, 15-17 & 21 March 29 (19-58) (2-55) (8-16) (10-02) (2-05)
1989 March 15-17 27 & 28 May 3 May 8 & 9 March 8-10, 13 & 14 March 29 (18-18) (4-17) (8-25) (11-44) (2-31)
1990 March 27-29 May 22 (Without May 22 (Without March 22, 23 & 26 March 27 (Without (11-51) discussion) discussion) (12-00) discussion)
* Discussed along with Appropriation (Railway) Bill
84
General Budget Railway Budget
Year General discussion Consideration of Consideration of General discussion Appropriation Bill (Time Taken) Appropriation Bill Finance Bill relating to Demands for relating to Demands for Grants Grants
1991 March 11 (Interim March 11 (Without March 11 (Without March 11 (Interim March 11 (Without Budget) discussion) discussion) Rly. Budget) discussion) (0-40) (0-09)
1991 July 29-31 Sept. 9 & 10 Sept. 17 & 18 July 20, 24 & 26 July 26 (Without (14-35) (2-37) (6-47) (7-25) discussion)
1992 March 24, 26 & 27 May 6 & 7 May 11 (5- March 11-13, 16-18 March 23 (14-40) (1-43) 43) (13-18) (0-47)
1993 April 29 May 5 May 10 March 22, 23 & 31 March 31 May 4 & 5 (1-12) (2-46) (9-55) (1-12) (7-55)
1994 March 15-17 May 9 (Discussed May 9 May 3-5 May 3-5 (Discussed (14-24) alongwith Finance Bill) (4-56) (10-12) alongwith Railway Budget)
1995 May 10, 16-18, May 24 (Without May 25 May 3, 4, 8 & 9 May 9 24 & 25 discussion) (3-15) (10-22) (0-24) (9-34)
1996 General discussion on *Appron. Bills relating *Finance Bill, 1996 General discussion on *Appropriation bills Interim Budget was to Demands for Grants was not considered Interim Rly Budget relating to Demands not held were not considered. was not held for Grants were not considered.
1996 Aug. 26, .27 29 and Sept. 12 (Without Sept. 13 July 25, 26 & 31 July 31 Sept. 2 & 9 discussion) (2-04) (10-34) (0-08) (13-54)
1997 March 17-19 May 12 & 13 May 12 & 13 March 14, 15 & 17 May 7 & 8 (10-51) (Discussed alongwith (6-33) (10-52) (4-42) Finance Bill)
1998 Interim Budget March 27 March 27 (without March 27 March 27 (Discussion not held) ( without discussion) discussion) (Interim Budget) (Discussed with (3-07) Interim Rly Budget)
1998 June 8-11 July 20 July 23 June 3 & 4 July 13 (15-06) (3-29) (5-48) (Discussed with status (3-00) paper on Rlys) (8-44)
1999 Discussion not held April 23 ( without April 23 (without Discussion not held April 23 (without discussion) discussion) discussion)
* These were deemed to have been passed by both Houses of Parliament in terms of article 109(5) of the Constitution.
85
General Budget Railway Budget
Year General discussion Consideration of Consideration of General discussion Appropriation Bill (Time Taken) Appropriation Bill Finance Bill relating to Demands for relating to Demands for Grants Grants
2000 March 16 (Discussed May 8 May 9 March 16 May 3 alongwith the (3-45) (6-22) (4-16) (5-03) Appropriation (Vote on Account) Bill, 2000 & the Appropriation Bill, 2000 (0-05)
2001 Discussion not held April 26 April 26 (Discussed Discussion not held April 25 (4-32) with Demands for (6-38) Grants (Gen)
2002 #March 18, 19 & 22 April 30 May 6 March 22 April 24 (6-44) (1.05) (3-40) (1-21) (3-31)
2003 March 11-13 May 5 & 6 May 5 & 6 (Discussed March 3-5 & 7 (9-52) April 23 (11-48) (6-06) with Appr Bill rel. to (2-30) Demands for Grants)
2004 Feb. 5 $ Feb. 5 (Without Feb. 5 (Without # Feb. 3 & 4 Feb. 4 (Without (Interim Budget) discussion) discussion) discussion) (6-27)
2004 July 19 & 20 August 26 (Without August 26 (Without July 7, 12-14 August 25 (Without (9-34) discussion) discussion) (11-42) discussion) (Discussed inconclusively)
2005 March 17-18 April 29 May 5 March 14 & 16 April 27 (10-00) (0-39) (4-12) (8-18) (2-16)
2006 March 10 & 13 March 20 March 21 March 6, 7 & 9 March 18 (9-39) (2-15) (19-6) (1-42) (Time allotted 8 hrs) (Time allotted 1 hour) (Time allotted 4 hrs.) (Time allotted 8 hrs.) (Time allotted 1 hour)
2007 March 14 & 19 May 4 March 12, 13 & 14 May 3 (1-46) (3-45) (13-32) (0-7) (Time allotted 12 hrs.) (Time allotted 2 hrs.) (Time allotted 12 hrs.) (without discussion)
2008 March 13, 14 & 17 April 30 March 10, 11, & 12 April 22 (13-46) (5-07) (11-34) (3-39) (Time allotted 12 hrs) (Time allotted 4 hrs) (Time allotted 12 hrs) (Time allotted 4 hrs) (Discussed alongwith Finance Bill)
2009 Feb. 25$ Feb. 25 Feb. 25 Feb. 19 & 20 Feb. 20 (interim Budget) (Time allotted 6 hrs) (without discussion) (5-41) (without (0-57) (Time allotted 4 hrs) discussion)
$ Discussed alongwith the Appropriation relating to Vote on Accounts, Supplementary Demands (General). # Discussed alongwith Appr. Bills relating to Demands for Grants on Accounts, Supplementary Demands and Excess Demands (Railways)
86
General Budget Railway Budget Year General discussion Consideration of Consideration of General discussion Appropriation Bill (Time Taken) Appropriation Bill Finance Bill relating to Demands for relating to Demands for Grants Grants
2009 July 13, 14 & 15 July 27 Finance (No. 2) Bill, July 7, 8 & 9 July 10 (13-27) 2009 considered and (12-36) (without (Time allotted 12 hrs) returned on July 29, (Time allotted 12 hrs.) discussion) 2009 2010 March 12, 15 & 16 April 29 May 4 March 10 & 11 April 20 (9-16) (3-19) (8-13)
2011 March 9, 10, 11 & 14 May 14 (Without March 24 March 3, 4 & 8 March 8 (12-34) discussion) (1-58) (7-03) (Time allotted 12 hrs.) 2012 March 26, 27 & 28 May 15 & 16 May 15 & 16 March 20, 21 & 22 May, 9, 10 (12-02) (alongwith Finance (11-42) (Time allotted 12 hrs.) Bill) (Time allotted 12 hrs.) 2013 May 18 & 21 May 2 May 2 & 5 March 12, 13, 14 & 15 March 15 (0-44) (along with Finance (1-55) (10-03) (Time allotted 12 hrs.) Bill) Discussed alongwith Time allotted 12 hrs. Discussed alongwith Appropriation Bills Appropriation Bills - relating Railways. Speeches Laid 2014 21.02.2014 21.02.2014 21.02.2014 18.02.2014 18.02.2014 (1 hr 55 mts) (00-01) Appropriation Bill and Finance Bill were discussed together. 2014 23.07.2014 10.07.2014 30.07.2014 08.07.2014 21.07.2014 24.07.2014 (4 - 30 ) 22.07.2014 (15 - 22 ) (08 -09 ) (discussed together with demands for grants) 2015 18.03.2015 28.02.2015 07.05.2015 26.02.2015 16.03.2015 19.03.2015 # (4 - 37 ) 17.03.2015 (11 -01 ) 27.04.2015 (00-40 ) 2016 15.03.2016 14.03.2016 09.05.2016 10.03.2016 02.05.2016 16.03.2016 11.05.2016 (02 - 12) (6 - 53 ) *( 04- 22) @2017 09.02.2017 - 27.03.2017 16.03.2017 29.03.2017 20.03.2017 (06 - 54) 21.03.2017 23.03.2017 (14- 47) 2018 08.02.2018 -- Passed without 09.02.2018 discussion (9 hrs 35 mts) 2019 Discussion not held. 13.02.2019 13.02.2019 N.B. Time taken in hour(s) – minutes, is indicated within bracket under each column. # The Appropriation (No. 2) Bill, 2015, and the Finance Bill, 2015 was discussed together. * The Appropriation (No. 2) Bill, 2016, and the Finance Bill, 2016 was discussed together. @From 2017 The Railway Budget was merged with The Union Budget.
87 TABLE – 27 DISCUSSIONS HELD ON GOVERNMENT MOTIONS IN LOK SABHA AND RAJYA SABHA SINCE 1993
LOK SABHA
Sl. Subject/Motion Minister who Date(s) of Time Remarks No. movedthe Motion discussion Taken Hrs:Mts 1. “That this House do consider Shri Eduardo 19.8.93 4:14 The MOS thebackground note on Faleiro,Minister 21.8.93 replied& Review of DrugPolicy, 1986, of State for discussion laid on the Table of theHouse Chemicals & concluded. on the 12th August, 1992. Fertilizers 2. “That this House do consider Shri 6.12.93 11:55 Minister theimplications of the Dunkel PranabMukherjee, 7.12.93 Replied & Draft texton the trade Minister of 9.12.93 discussion negotiations with Commerce 10.12.93 concluded. specialreference to its effect on India’sinterests.” 3. “That this House do consider Shri K.V. Thangka 23.8.94 11:14 The MOS theTwenty-eighth and the Balu,MOS for 24.8.94 replied& Twenty- Welfare (Eleventh discussion ninthReportsoftheerstwhileCo Session) concluded. mmissioner for Scheduled 7.12.94 Castesand Scheduled Tribes 8.12.94 for the years1986-87 and 9.12.94 1987-89, laid on theTable of (Twelfth the House on 9th May, Session) 1989and 29thAugust, 1990, respectivelyand the Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and theEighth Reports of the NationalCommission for Scheduled Castesand Scheduled Tribes for the years1982-83, 1983-84, 1984- 85 and 1985-86 laid on the Table of the House on 5th March, 1986, 26th August, 1987,4th May, 1988 and 21stNovember,1988respective ly.” 4. “That this House do consider ShriBalram 7.8.95 12:15 Minister replied the DraftAgriculture Policy Jakhar,Minister of 8.8.95 and discussion Resolution (asmodified) laid Agriculture 9.8.95 concluded. on the Table of theHouse on the 14th May, 1993.”
88 Sl. Subject/Motion Minister who Date(s) of Time Remarks No. movedthe Motion discussion Taken Hrs:Mts 5. “That this House do consider Shri Yogendra 12.5.97 5:39 Discussion not theApproach Paper to the K.Alagh,Minister 13.5.97 concluded. Ninth Five YearPlan (1997- of StateIndependent 2002) laid on the Tableof the Charge) for Planning House on the 26th February,1997.” 6. “That the ‘Status Paper on ShriNitishKumar, 4.6.98 21:09 Discussed Railways’some issues and Minister 5.6.98 alongwith Options’, laid on theTable of ofRailways 8.6.98 Budget the House be taken 9.6.98 Railways intoconsideration.” 7. “That this House do consider Shri Madan Lal 5.8.98 14:28 Minister of the FinalReport of the Jain Khurana,Minister of 6.8.98 HomeAffairs Commission Parliamentary Affairs replied and andMemorandum of Action and Tourism moved discussion Taken on theReport, laid on the motion on behalf concluded. the Table of the Houseon the of Minister of Home 31st July, 1998.” Affairs 8. “That this House do consider Smt. Maneka Gandhi, 8.12.98 2:35 Discussion not theThirtieth Report of the MinisterofState 10.12.98 concluded. erstwhileCommissioner for (Independent Charge) Scheduled Castesand forSocialJustice& Scheduled Tribes for the year Empowerment 1989-91, laid on the Table of the LokSabha on the 28th July, 1998.” 9. “That this House do consider Shri KashiramRana, 24.7.2003 9:12 Minister theprogress of Minister 25.7.2003 repliedand implementation of Part-IXand ofRuralDevelopment discussion Part-IX-A of the concluded. Constitutiondealing with PanchayatsandMunicipalities as institutions of self- government during the last ten years.” 10 “Issue of Population Shri Ghulam Nabi 4.8.2010 5.53 Minister Stabilization inthe Country” Azad, repliedand Ministerof discussion Health&Family concluded Welfare
89 RAJYA SABHA
Sl. Subject/Motion Minister who Date(s) of Time Remarks No. movedthe Motion discussion Taken Hrs:Mts 1. “That the background note on ShriEduardoFaleiro 18.8.93 5:39 The MOS Reviewof Drug Policy, 1986, ,Minister of State 19.8.93 replied& which was laidon the Table of forChemicals & 23.8.93 discussion the Rajya Sabha onthe 12th Fertilizers concluded. August, 1992, be taken into consideration”. 2. “That this House do consider Shri 6.12.93 6:13 Minister theimplications of the Dunkel PranabMukherjee, 7.12.93 Replied Draft text onthe trade Minister of &discussion negotiations with special Commerce concluded. reference to its effect on India’sinterests.” 3. “That Twenty-eighth and the Shri K.V. Thangka 27.7.94 7:01 The MOS Twenty-ninth Reorts of the Balu,MOS for 2.8.94 replied erstwhile Commissioner for Welfare 3.8.94 & discussion Scheduled Castes and 4.8.94 concluded. Scheduled Tribes for the years 1986-87 and 1987-90 laid on the Table of the Rajya Sabha on 9th May, 1989 and 31st August, 1990, respectively, and the Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and theEighth Reports of the Commission (nowNational Commission) forScheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes for the years 1982-83, 1983-84, 1984-85 and 1985-86 laid on the Tableof the Rajya Sabha on 7th March, 1986, 28th August, 1987, 6th May, 1988 and 18th November, 1988 respectively, be taken into consideration.” 4. “That this House do consider ShriBalram 1.8.95 6:30 Minister the DraftAgriculture Policy Jakhar,Minister of 2.8.95 replied Resolution (asmodified) laid on Agriculture 3.8.95 and discussion the Table of the Houseon the concluded. 14th May, 1993.”
5. “That the ‘Status Paper on ShriNitish 3.6.98 — Discussed Railways:Some issues and Kumar,Minister of 4.6.98 alongwith Options’, laid on theTable of Railways Budget the House on 28th May, 1998, (Railways), be taken into consideration.” 1998-99.
90 Sl. Subject/Motion Minister who Date(s) of Time Remarks No. movedthe Motion discussion Taken Hrs:Mts 6. “That this House do consider Shri L.K. Advani, 3.8.98 8:40 Minister the FinalReport of the Jain Minister 4.8.98 replied Commission andMemorandum of Home Affairs and discussion of Action Taken on theReport, concluded. laid on the Table of the House on the 31st July, 1998.”
“That this House do consider Smt. Maneka 5:46 The MOS theThirtieth Report of the Gandhi,Minister 1.12.98 replied 7. erstwhileCommissioner for ofState(Independen 2.12.98 and discussion Scheduled t Charge) forSocial 3.12.98 concluded. CastesandScheduled Tribes for Justice&Empowerm 7.12.98 the year ent 1989-91 laid on the Table of th the RajyaSabha on the 27 July, 1998.” 8. “That this House do consider ShriJaswantSingh, 23.11.2000 5:21 Minister replied theInternational situation.” MinisterofExternal 24.11.2000 and discussion Affairs concluded.
9. “That this House do consider ShriAnnasahebM.K. 24.7.2003 5:35 MOS replied theprogress of implementation Patil,MOS for 25.7.2003 anddiscussion of Part IXand Part-IX-A of the RuralDevelopment concluded Constitutiondealing with Panchayats andMunicipalities as institutions of self- government during the last ten years.” 10. “That this House do consider Dr. Murli Manohar 13.8.2003 2:58 Minister replied theScience and Technology Joshi,Minister and discussion Policy-2003,laid on the Table ofHumanResource concluded. of Rajya Sabha onthe 7th Development, March, 2003.” Science & Technologyand Ocean Development 11. “That this House do consider Dr. Murli Manohar 9.12.2003 6:00 Minister replied theNational Charter for Joshi,Minister and and discussion Children, 2003,laid on the ofHumanResource 10.12.2003 concluded. Table of the Rajya Sabhaon Development,Scienc the 5th December, 2003”. e &Technologyand Ocean Development
91 TABLE – 28
NO CONFIDENCE MOTIONS DISCUSSED IN LOK SABHA AND THEIR OUTCOME SINCE 1952
Sl. Mover Prime Date of Date of Time Taken Result No. Minister Discussion Voting Hrs - Mts Ayes Noes (Days)
3RD LOK SABHA 1. Sh. J.B. Kripalani Sh. J.L. Nehru 19.8.63 22.8.63 21 - 33 62 347 20.8.63 (Negatived) 21.8.63 22.8.63 (4) 2. Sh. N.C. Chatterjee Sh. L.B. Shastri 11.9.64 18.9.94 24 - 34 50 307 14.9.64 (Negatived) 15.9.64 16.9.64 17.9.64 18.9.64 (6) 3. Sh. S.N. Dwivedy Sh. L.B. Shastri 15.3.65 16.3.65 10 - 50 44 315 16.3.65 (Negatived) (2) 4. Sh. M.R. Masani Sh. L.B. Shastri 23.8.65 26.8.65 15 - 48 66 318 24.8.65 (Negatived) 25.8.65 26.8.65 (4) 5. H.N. Mukherjee *Smt. Indira Gandhi 1.8.66 4.8.66 15 - 25 61 270 2.8.66 (Negatived) 3.8.66 4.8.66 (4) 6. Sh. U.M. Trivedi *Smt. Indira Gandhi 2.11.66 7.11.66 13 - 27 36 235 3.11.66 (Negatived) 4.11.66 7.11.66 (4) 4TH LOK SABHA 7. Sh. A.B. Vajpayee-I Smt. Indira Gandhi 18.3.67 20.3.67 8 - 13 162 257 20.3.67 (Negatived) (2)
92 Sl. Mover Prime Date of Date of Time Taken Result No. Minister Discussion Voting Hrs - Mts Ayes Noes (Days) 8. Sh. Madhu Limaye-I Smt. Indira Gandhi 22.11.67 24.11.67 11-25 88 215 23.11.67 (Negatived) 24.11.67 (3) 9. Sh. Balraj Madhok Smt. Indira Gandhi 27.2.68 28.2.68 6 - 27 75 205 28.2.68 (Negatived) (2) 10. Sh. Kanwar Lal Smt. Indira Gandhi 11.11.68 13.11.68 11 - 25 90 222 Gupta 12.11.68 (Negatived) 13.11.68 (3) 11. Sh. P. Ramamurthy Smt. Indira Gandhi 18.2.69 20.2.69 10 - 06 86 215 19.2.69 (Negatived) 20.2.69 (3) 12. Sh. Madhu Limaye- Smt. Indira Gandhi 28.7.70 29.7.70 9 - 20 137 243 II 29.7.70 (Negatived) (2) 5TH LOK SABHA 13. Sh. JyotirmoyBosu-I Smt. Indira Gandhi 21.11.73 22.11.73 11 - 21 54 251 22.11.73 (Negatived) (2)
14. Sh. JyotirmoyBosu- Smt. Indira Gandhi 9.5.74 10.5.74 11 - 16 By (Negatived) II 10.5.74 voice (2) vote 15. Sh. JyotirmoyBosu- Smt. Indira Gandhi 23.7.74 25.7.74 14 - 01 63 297 III 24.7.74 (Negatived) 25.7.74 (3) 16. Sh. JyotirmoyBosu- Smt. Indira Gandhi 9.5.75 9.5.75 6 - 06 By (Negatived) IV (1) voice vote
6TH LOK SABHA 17. Sh. C.M. Stephen Sh. Morarji Desai 10.5.78 11.5.78 10 - 19 By voice (Negatived) 11.5.78 vote (2) 18. Sh. Y.B. Chavan Sh. Morarji Desai 11.7.79 12.7.79 9 - 13 In concl- P.M. 12.7.79 usive resigned (2) dis- cussion
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Sl. Mover Prime Date of Date of Time Result No. Minister Discussion Voting Taken Ayes Noes (Days) Hrs - Mts
7TH LOK SABHA 19. Sh. George Smt. Indira Gandhi 8.5.81 9.5.81 10 - 40 92 278 Fernandes 9.5.81 (Negatived) (2)
20. Sh. Samar Smt. Indira Gandhi 17.9.81 17.9.81 9 - 47 86 297 Mukherjee (1) (Negatived)
21. Sh. H.N. Bahuguna Smt. Indira Gandhi 16.8.82 16.8.82 10 -03 112 333 (1) (Negatived)
8TH LOK SABHA 22. Sh. C. Madhav Sh. Rajiv Gandhi 10.12.87 11.12.87 12 - 45 By voice (Negatived) Reddy 11.12.87 vote (2)
10TH LOK SABHA 23. Sh. Jaswant Singh Sh. P.V. Narasimha 15.7.92 17.7.92 14 - 00 225 271 Rao 16.7.92 (Negatived) 17.7.92 (3)
24. Sh. A.B. Vajpayee - Sh. P.V. Narasimha 17.12.92 21.12.92 21 - 44 111 336 II Rao 18.12.92 (Negatived) 21.12.92 (3)
25. Sh. Ajoy Sh. P.V. Narasimha 26.7.93 28.7.93 18 - 20 251 265 Mukhopadhyay Rao 27.7.93 (Negatived) 28.7.93 (3) 13TH LOK SABHA 26. Smt. Sonia Gandhi Sh. A.B. Vajpayee 18.8.2003 19.8.2003 21 - 07 189 314 19.8.2003 (Negatived) (2) 16TH LOK SABHA 27 Shri Srinivas Kesineni Sh. Narendra Modi 20.07.2018 20.07.2018 11-46 135 330 (1) (Negatived)
*She was a member of the Rajya Sabha at that time.
94 TABLE – 29
CONFIDENCE MOTIONS SO FAR LISTED/DISCUSSED IN LOK SABHA
Sl. Lok Sabha Form of the Motion and Date(s) of Date of Result Time Taken No. moved by discussion voting (Hrs-Mts) (Session) (Days)
1 6th Lok Sabha ‘That this House expresses Listed for - - - its confidence in 20.8.79 but theCouncilof Ministers’ by not moved as Shri CharanSingh, Prime PM tendered Minister resignation (9th Session) 2 9th Lok Sabha ‘That this House expresses 21.12.89 21.12.89 Adopted 5 – 20 itsconfidence in the (1st Session) By voice Council ofMinisters’ (1 day) vote moved by Shri V.P.Singh, Prime Minister.
3 9th Lok Sabha ‘That this House expresses 7.11.90 7.11.90 Negatived 11 – 12 itsconfidence in the 4th Session Ayes-152 Council ofMinisters’ (1 day) Noes-356 moved by Shri V.P.Singh, Prime Minister.
4 9th Lok Sabha ‘That this House expresses 16.11.90 16.11.90 Adopted 6 – 21 itsconfidence in the (5th Session) Ayes-280 Council ofMinisters’ (1 days) Noes-214 moved by ShriChandra Shekhar,Prime Minister. 5 10th Lok Sabha ‘That this House expresses 12.7.91 15.7.91 Adopted 7 – 35 itsconfidence in the 15.7.91 Ayes-240 Council ofMinisters’ by (1st Session) Noes 109 Shri P.V.Narasimha Rao, (2 days) Prime Minister. 6 11th Lok Sabha ‘That this House expresses 27.5.96 Motion not PM announced 10 – 43 itsconfidence in the 28.5.96 put to vote his intention to Council ofMinisters’ by 1st Session resign. Shri Atal BihariVajpayee, (2 days) Prime Minister.
7 11th Lok Sabha ‘That this House expresses 11.6.96 12.6.96 Adopted 12 – 28 itsconfidence in the 12.6.96 By voice vote Council ofMinisters’ by (1st Session) Shri H.D.Deve Gowda (2 days)
95 Sl. Lok Sabha Form of the Motion and Date(s) of Date of Result Time Taken No. moved by discussion voting (Hrs-Mts) (Session) (Days)
8 11th Lok Sabha ‘That this House expresses 11.4.97 11.4.97 Negatived 11 – 45 itsconfidence in the (4th Session) Ayes-190 Council ofMinisters’ by (1 day) Noes-338 Shri H.D.Deve Gowda, Prime Minister
9 11th Lok Sabha ‘That this House expresses 22.4.97 22.4.97 Adopted 9 – 03 itsConfidence in the 4th Session By voice vote Council ofMinisters’ by (1 day) Shri I.K. Gujral,Prime Minister
10 12th Lok Sabha ‘That this House expresses 27.3.98 28.3.98 Adopted 17 – 56 itsconfidence in the 28.3.98 Ayes-275 Council ofMinisters’ by (1st Session) Noes 260 Shri Atal BihariVajpayee, (2 days) Prime Minister
11 12th Lok Sabha ‘That this House expresses 15.4.99 17.4.99 Negatived 24 – 58 itsconfidence in the 16.4.99 Ayes-269 Council ofMinisters’ by 17.4.99 Noes-270 Shri Atal BihariVajpayee, (4th Session) Prime Minister (3 days)
12 14th Lok Sabha ‘That this House expresses 21.7.08 22.7.08 Adopted 15-11 itsconfidence in the 22.7.08 Ayes-275 Council ofMinisters’ by (14th Session) Noes-256 Dr. ManmohanSingh, (2 days) Prime Minister
96 TABLE-30
STATEMENT SHOWING TIME LOST ON ADJOURNMENTS IN TWO HOUSES DUE TO INTERRUPTIONS DURING THE TERM OF THE 14TH LOK SABHA AND CORRESPONDING PERIOD OF THE RAJYA SABHA. (Government headed by Dr. Manmohan Singh)
Session/Duration/Sittings Total time available Time Lost Reasons (Hrs.) Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha (11.00 a.m. (11.00 a.m. Hrs. - Mts Hrs. - Mts to to (percentage) (percentage) 6.00 p.m.) 5.00 p.m.)
st 1st 201 42 25 16 -57 11 - 23 On the issue of charge (2.06.04 (4.06.04 ( 38% ) ( 46 % ) sheeted Ministers to to 10.06.04) 10.06.04) Sittings Sittings 7 5
nd 2nd 202 144 120 54 - 43 54 - 47 On the issue of charge (5.07.04 (5.07.04 ( 38% ) ( 45.65%) sheeted Ministers, Veer to to Savarkar, non-bailable 26.08.04) 26.08.04) warrant against former Sittings Sittings CM of Madhya Pradesh 24 24 and a union Minister etc.
rd 3rd 203 102 85 5 - 53 1 - 16 On the issue of levelling (1.12.04 (1.12.04 (5%) ( 1.5%) of charges against each to to other by two Cabinet 23.12.04) 23.12.04) Ministers/Trainaccidentsin Sittings Sittings Punjab/allegeddirections to 17 17 CBI by thePMO to re-open the caseof Shri L.K. Advani,Leader of Opposition inLok Sabha.
th 4th 204 228 190 29 - 43 43 – 02 Due to politicalsituationin (25.02.05 (25.02.05 (13% ) (23%) Goa & to to Jharkhand,Notlaying the 13.05.05) 13.05.05) report of theNanavati Siittings Sittings Commission 38 38 and Justice Phukan Commission/Charge sheet filed against Railway Minister on Fodder Scam and Investigationsconductedby CBI against the Leaderof Bahujan Samaj Party
97 Session/Duration/Sittings Total time available Time Lost Reasons (Hrs.) Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha (11.00 a.m. (11.00 a.m. Hrs. - Mts Hrs. - Mts to to (percentage) (percentage) 6.00 p.m.) 5.00 p.m.) 5th 205th 144 120 10 - 35 14 - 56 On the issue of bomb (25.7.05 (25.07.05 (7.3%) (12.4%) blasts in the Shramjeevi to to Express near Hazrat 31.8.05) 30.8.05) Ganj Railway Siittings Sittings Station/Nanavati 24 24 Commission Report/ Interference by the Governor of Bihar in the working of Ministry of Railways/appearance of the wife of the Finance Minister on behalf of the Income Tax Department in a tax related case/ question of privilege against ‘the Pioneer’ newspaper for derogatory article on the Speaker. 6th 206th 138 115 26 - 17 24 - 02 On the issue of Volker (23.11.2005 (23.11.2005 (19.4%) (20.89%) Committe report, to to decision of the Govt. to 23.12.2005) 23.12.2005) shift the proposed Sittings Sittings National Instituteof 23 23 Science from Bhubneswar to Kolkata/ interview given by Indian Ambassador to Croatia to a news magazine on Volker Report/Dharna by students on the minority character of Aligarh Muslim University/ killing of five persons in the East Champaran district of Bihar on 12.12.05. 7th 207th 210 175 37 - 59 23 - 42 Due to communal (16.2.2006 (16..2.2006 (18.8%) (13.54%) headcounting in Armed to to Forces/Defreezing of 23.5.2006) 23.5.2006) account of Ottaovio Sittings Sittings Quattrochi/protest 35 35 against USA’s President visit to India/demolition carried out in Delhi/Motion movedby the Leader of Houseregarding third report ofCommittee on Privileges. 98 Session/Duration/Sittings Total time available Time Lost Reasons (Hrs.) Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha (11.00 a.m. (11.00 a.m. Hrs. - Mts Hrs. - Mts to to (percentage) (percentage) 6.00 p.m.) 5.00 p.m.)
8th 208th 132 110 32 - 37 25 - 19 Due to rise in (24.7.2006 (24.7.2006 (24.7%) (23.0%) prices/suicide by to to farmers/leakage of report 25.8.2006) 25.8.2006) of Justice Pathak Sittings Sittings Inquiry Authority/letter 22 22 allegedly containing some objectionable remarks, written by Shri Vajjpayee to Speaker/VandeMatram/ insult of sikh student/ release of Maulana Masood Azhar.
th 9th 209 120 100 24 - 03 29 - 26 On the issue reg. (22.11.2006 (22.11.2006 (20.04%) (29.43%) punishment of perpetrator to to of attack on 19.12.2006) 19.12.2006) Parliament/controversial Sittings Sittings statement of the Chinese 20 20 Ambassador over Arunachal Pradsesh arrest of a Member of the Union Council of Minister for his involvlement in a murder case/defamation of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar’s statue in Kanpur/demolition of Babri Mosque/Statement of Hon’ble Prime Minister on minorities etc. 10th 1st Part 210th 1st Part 102 90 40 - 18 38 - 39 Due to pendemonium (23.2.2007 (23.2.2007 90 65 (39.51%) (42.94%) created over the issue of to to 26 - 08 28 - 19 arrest of Mr. Quattrocchi, 20.3.2007) 21.3.2007) (29.03%) (43.56%) prime accused in Bofors Sittings Sittings case by Interpol in 17 18 Argentina, alleged 2nd Part 2nd Part conspiracy by the Central Government against the (26.4.07 (26.4.07 Chief Minister of UP, to to Police 17.5.07) 17.5.07) firing in Nandigram, West Sittings Sittings Bengal/fake encounter in 15 13 Gujarat Babgaki Barrage on river of Godavari
99 Session/Duration/Sittings Total time available Time Lost Reasons (Hrs.) Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha (11.00 a.m. (11.00 a.m. Hrs. - Mts Hrs. - Mts to to (percentage) (percentage) 6.00 p.m.) 5.00 p.m.)
11th 211th 102 85 40 - 43 41 - 51 Due to pandemonium (10.8.07 (10.8.07 (39.91%) (49.23%) created over the issue to to regarding Civil Nuclear 10.9.07) 10.9.07) Energy Cooperation with Sittings Sittings United States, submission 17 17 made by HMPA on certain remarks made by the Shri George Fernandes, MP outside the House against the Prime Minister 12th 212th 102 85 19 - 43 18 - 08 On the issue of (15.11.2007 (15.11.2007 (19.33%) (21.33%) Nandigram, West Bengal, to to Violence by 7.12.2007) 7.12.2007) All Advasi Students Sittings Sittings Association of Assam and 17 17 demolition of Babri Mosque 13th 213th 168 150 33 - 21 31 - 39 On the issue of the (25.2.2008 (25.2.2008 (19.85%) (21.1%) alleged plight of farmers to to across the country, attack 5.5.2008) 6.5.2008) on CPI(M) offices in Sittings Sittings different parts of the 28 30 country, violence in Kannur in Kerala, price rise, intervention of PMO on allocaotion of Gas to a Power Corporation Ltd. Owned by Cabinet 14th 1st Part — 12 — — — — (21.7.2008 to 22.7.2008) Sittings 2 14th 2nd Part 214th 96 80 18 - 06 12 - 46 Issue of Batla House (17.10.08 (17.10.08 (16.75%) (15.95%) Encounter in Delhi, recent to to attack on North Indians in 23.12.08) 23.12.08) Maharashtra, violence Sittings Sittings against the Tamil People 16 16 in Sri Lanka, non reduction inprices of diesel and cooking gas commensurate with fall in crude oil prices in international market, statement of a Cabinet Minister in respect of martyrdom of Mumbai ATS chief.
100
Session/Duration/Sittings Total time available Time Lost Reasons (Hrs.) Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha (11.00 a.m. (11.00 a.m. Hrs. - Mts Hrs. - Mts to to (percentage) (percentage) 6.00 p.m.) 5.00 p.m.) 15th 215th Session 60 50 1-20 0-13 Issue of (12.02.09 (12.02.09 (2.22%) (0.43%) certainprovisionof the to to Scheduled Castesand 26.02.09) 26.02.09) Scheduled Sittings Sittings Tribes(Reservation in 10 10 posts andServices) Bill, 2008 andissue of plight of Tamils inSri Lanka
Total 416 - 26 398 - 28 (329) 1992 1645 (323) (20.90%) (24.22%)
* Time of sitting of Lok Sabha has been taken as 11.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. * Time of sitting of Rajya Sabha has been taken as 11.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. * one hour for lunch break has been excluded where the adjournment of the House coincided with normal lunch break timing i.e. from 1.00 p.m. to 2.00 p.m.
101 TABLE-30A
STATEMENT SHOWING TIME LOST ON ADJOURNMENTS IN TWO HOUSES DUE TO INTERRUPTIONS DURING THE TERM OF THE 15TH LOK SABHA AND CORRESPONDING PERIOD OF THE RAJYA SABHA. (Government headed by Dr. Manmohan Singh)
Session/Duration/Sittings Total time available Time Lost Reasons (Hrs.) Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha (11.00 a.m. (11.00 a.m. Hrs. - Mts Hrs. - Mts to to (percentage) (percentage) 6.00 p.m.) 5.00 p.m.)
1st 216th 42 20 Nil Nil (1.06.09 (4.06.09 to to 9.06.09) 9.06.09) Sittings Sittings 7 4
2nd 217th 156 130 23-19 8-56 Increase in price of (2.7.09 (2.7.09 (14.94%) (6.87%) petrol and diesel, to to security review of BSP 7.8.09) 7.8.09) Chief and the Chief Sittings Sittings Minister of UP/setting 26 26 up of Development Board for Bundelkhand region/Mumbair 26/11 Terrorist attack.
3rd 218th 126 115 31-47 13-21 On the issue of sugar (19.11.09 (19.11.09 (25.24%) (11.60%) cane prices, leakage of to to Librahan Commission 18.12.09) 22.12.09) Report, shortage of Sittings Sittings fertilizers and seeds/ 21 23 Corruption charges againstex-Chief Minister ofJharkhand/Violence in West Bengal, Telangana and Bodo land issue etc.
102 Session/Duration/Sittings Total time available Time Lost Reasons (Hrs.)
Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha (11.00 a.m. (11.00 a.m. Hrs. - Mts Hrs. - Mts to to (percentage) (percentage) 6.00 p.m.) 5.00 p.m.)
th 4th 219 192 160 69 – 51 44 – 55 Over the issue of price (22.2.10 (22.2.10 (36.38%) (28.07%) rise of essential to to commodities/price rise 7.5.10) 7.5.10) in petroleum and diesel/ Sittings Sittings Women’s reservation 32 32 Bill/Civil Liability for NuclearDamage Bill, 2010/reportedshow of money- garlandpresented to Chief Ministerof UP in the rally organizedby BSP/IPL controversy/ irregularities inallocation of2G telephone spectrum. 5th 220th 156 130 44-15 34-49 Over the issue of price (26.7.10 (26.7.10 (28.36%) (26.78%) riseof to to essentialcommodities/di 31.8.2010) 31.8.2010) version of funds from Sittings Sittings theScheduled Castes sub 26 26 planof Delhi to CommonwealthGames Project/atrocities ofpolice on farmers for theirland acquired for YamunaExpress Way/Salary,Alowances and Pensions ofMPs/exploitation of Sikhcommunity in the valley ofJ&K etc. 6th 221st 138 115 124-01 99-03 Over the issue of (9.11.2010 (9.11.2010 (93.24%) (88.43%) variouscorruptions i.e. to to CWG, 2GSpectrum, 13.12.2010) 13.12.2010) Adarsh HousingSociety- Sittings Sittings Demand onconstitution 23 23 of JPC toinquire into 2GSpectrumscam- alleged land scam byCM of Karnataka.
103
Session/Duration/Sittings Total time available Time Lost Reasons (Hrs.) Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha (11.00 a.m. (11.00 a.m. Hrs. - Mts Hrs. - Mts to to (percentage) (percentage) 6.00 p.m.) 5.00 p.m.) 7th 222nd 138 115 24-43 23-50 Over the issue (21.2.2011 (21.2.2011 (17.09%) (20.56%) ofTelangana/Law to to andordersituation in 25.3.2011) 25.3.2011) Uttar Sittings Sittings Pradesh/allegedirregular 23 23 ities inallotment of booths in Chandigarh/ Over the issuerelating topayment of cashfor vote to some MPs in Confidence Motion of UPA-IGovernment in 2008,published in ‘the Hindu’ etc.
8th 223rd *140 - 42 122 – 40 55 – 31 53 – 57 Over the issue of price (1.8.2011 (1.8.2011 (39.45%) (43.98%) rise,scam in to to Commonwealth 8.9.2011) 8.9.2011) Games, 2010 agitation Sittings Sittings byShri Anna Hazare, a 26 26 socialactivist against the LokpalBill, appointment ofLokayukt in Gujrat and arrest of two formerMPs incash for vote etc.
104 Session/Duration/Sittings Total time available Time Lost Reasons (Hrs.) Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha (11.00 a.m. (11.00 a.m. Hrs. - Mts Hrs. - Mts to to (percentage) (percentage) 6.00 p.m.) 5.00 p.m.) th 9th 224 140 *115 73-30 56-13 Over the issue of price- (22.11.2011 (22.11.2011 (52.5%) (48-88%) rise, hassles faced by the to to Chief Minister of Tamil 29.12.2011) 29.12.2011) Nadu at the border of Sittings Sittings Karnataka, Telanganaa 24 24 issue, Black money, cororuption, FDI policy inSingle Brand Retain Trading Sector, Mulla Pariyar Dam in Kerala and constitutionalwrangele on theintroduction of the Lokpaland Lokayuktas Bill. th 194-09 155-26 48-03 17-06 Over the issue of new 10th 225 (12.03.2012 (12.03.2012 (24.79%) (11.08%) formulae for coal price, to to Telangana issue, Sethu 22.05.2012) 22.05.2012) Samundram, Bofors Sittings Sittings issue,Corruption in 34 34 purchase ofTetra trucks for IndianArmy,Shortage of storageof food grains, Aircelmaxisdeal, Air India pilot strikesetc. 11th 226th 100 - 55 77 - 51 85 -38 61 - 17 Over the issue of illegal (8.8.2012 (8.8.2012 ( 77.14%) (71.56%) infiltration into Assam, to to reservation inpromotion 7.9.2012) 7.9.2012) inGovernment job, Sittings Sittings black 19 19 money and fastundertakenby Baba and Report of theCAG on allocation of coalblock.
105 Session/Duration/Sittings Total time available Time Lost Reasons (Hrs.) Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha (11.00 a.m. (11.00 a.m. Hrs. - Mts Hrs. - Mts to to (percentage) (percentage) 6.00 p.m.) 5.00 p.m.) 12th 227th 111-39 59-07 93-46 46-54 Over the issue of FDI, (22.11.12 (22.11.12 (52.9%) (50.02%) Atrocities on muslim to to youthin 20.12.12) 20.12.12) jails,Reservation Sittings Sittings inpromotion in Govt. 20 20 jobs toSCs/STs, Wallmart Lobbying of disclosure report and gang rape of victim in a moving bus inDelhi 13th 228th 163-10 92-40 146.54 80-36 Price hike in petrol, (21.02.13 (21.02.13 (56.79%) (54.87%) Plightof Tamils in Sri to to Lanka,Terrorist attack 08.05.13) 08.05.13) inSrinagar, Killing of Sittings Sittings Tamilfishermen by 32 32 SrilankanNavy, Interference in the functioning of the CBI. Coalgate Scam, Incursionby Chinese in Ladhak,Bribery for promotion inRailway Board, Law and order situation in UP.
14th 229th 120-00 73-28 105.00 37-19 Chinese incursion in (05.08.13 (05.08.13 (61.22%) (35.53%) Indian Border, Defence to to Minister on ambush 06.09.13) 07.09.13) incident by Pakistan Sittings Sittings Army/reservation policy 21 21 ofSCs/STs/OBCs, Allocation of coal blocks.Parikarma in Ayodhya,devaluation of rupee,missing files of CoalblockHike in prices ofPetroleum Products.
106 Session/Duration/Sittings Total time available Time Lost Reasons (Hrs.) Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha (11.00 a.m. (11.00 a.m. Hrs. - Mts Hrs. - Mts to to (percentage) (percentage) 6.00 p.m.) 5.00 p.m.) 15th 1st Part 230th 1st Part 42.00 35.02 35-00 25-50 Telangana, death of (5.12.13 (5.12.13 72-00 56-38 (83.41%) (73.8%) children to to 60-00 44-54 inMuzaffarnagar,price 18.12.13) 18.12.13) (78.65%) (74.83%) rise, OBCs lists SCs Sittings Sittings in 10 10 UP/Sexualharassmentaff 2nd Part 2nd Part air/Tamil- (5.02.14 (5.02.14 Nadufishermen. to to 21.02.14) 21.02.14) Sittings Sittings 12 12 114-00 91-40 95-00 70-04
(80.40%) (74.45)%
* This excludes the time on which day the House(s) was adjourned for the day to pay homage to the passing away of sitting members. ■ Time of sitting of Lok Sabha has been taken as 11.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. ■ Time of sitting of Rajya Sabha has been taken as 11.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. ■ One hour for lunch break has been excluded where the adjournment of the House coincided with normal lunch break timing i.e. from 1.00 p.m. to 2.00 p.m.
107 TABLE-30-B STATEMENT SHOWING TIME LOST ON ADJOURNMENT IN TWO HOUSES DUE TO INTERRUPTIONS DURING THE TERM OF THE 16TH LOK SABHA AND CORRESPONDING PERIOD OF THE RAJYA SABHA. (Government headed by ShriNarendraModi) Session/Duration/Sitting Total time available (Hrs.) Time Lost Reasons Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha (11:00 a.m. to (11:00 a.m. Hrs. – Mts. (11:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m.) to 6:00 p.m.) (percentage) to 6:00 p.m.)
1st Session 231st (i) Publishing of names of (04.06.2014 (09.06.2014 members of BSP in the to to 36 18 00-16 00-52 Session I Bulletin of Rajya 11.06.2014) 11.06.2014) (0.74%) (4.81%) Sabha for violation of rules Sittings Sittings and etiquettes of Rajya 6 3 Sabha by entering the well of the House and wilfully obstructing the proceedings of the Houses. (ii) Law and Order situation in UP
2nd Session 232nd (i) Price Rise and Inflation (07.07.2014 (07.07.2014 (ii) Leakage of Railway to to 162 162 13-37 25-27 Budget to Media 14.08.2014) 14.08.2014) (8.40%) (15.70%) (iii) Use of regional Sittings Sittings language in CSAT exam 27 27 (iv) Tapping of Telephones of Cabinet Minister (v) Government Decision to allow FDI in Railway and Defence. (vi) Forceful break of Roza by Shiv Sena activists (vii) Rising incidents of communal violence in the Country
108 3rd Session 233rd (i) Continuing steep fall in (24.11.2014 (24.11.2014 prices of cotton. to to 132 132 2-10 46-45 (ii) Controversial remarks 23.12.2014) 23.12.2014) (1.64%) (35.41%) made by MOS Food, Sittings Sittings Processing Industry. 22 22 (iii) Celebration of NathuramGodse’s death anniversary as ‘ShouryaDiwas’. (iv) Issue objectionable question in Railway Recruitment Board (Southern Region) examination. (v) Forceful conversion of Dalit/Christian. (vi) Issue of Black Money
4th Session 234th (i) Documentary on the (23.02.2015 (23.02.2015 accused of the Nirbhaya to to 114 4-21 Case. 13.05.2015) 20.03.2015 (3.81%) (ii) Tamil Nadu fishermen Sittings Sittings threatening statement of 35 19 210 6-54 Shrilankan President. (3.28%) (iii) Farmers Suicide at JantarMantar (iv) Atrocities on Dalits (v) Demand for separate High Court for Telangana
235th (i) Land acquisition (23.04.2015 ordinance. to 78 14-07 (ii) Discussion on Prime 13.05.2015) (18.09%) Minister’s speech. Sittings (iii) Molestation of a girl in 13 a bus in district of Moga in Punjab. (iv) Irregularities found by C& AG in the audit report PurtiSakharKarkhana Ltd.
109 5th 236th (i) Issue of Session (21.07.201 involved of one (21.07.201 5 to 102 102 34-32 72-07 Cabinet Minister in the 5 to 13.08.2015 (33.85%) (70.70%) issue of LalitModi case 13.08.201 ) (ii) Vyapam Scam 5) Sittings of Madhya Pradesh Sittings 17 17
6th 237th (i) Discrimination Session (26.11.201 meted out to an MP in (26.11.201 5 to 120 120 8-38 51-33 Dwarka Temple in 5 to 23.12.2015 (7.19%) (42.95%) Gujrat 23.12.201 ) (ii) Interference of 5) Sittings Governor of Sittings 20 Arunachal Pradesh 20 with the intention to topple the Government of Arunachal Pradesh (iii) Increase in Petrol Prices (iv) Growing incident of intolerance in the country 7th 238th (i) Issue of Suicide by Session (23.02.201 Dalit Student of (23.02.201 6 to 96 96 5-52 12-55 Hyderabad Central 6 to 16.03.2016 (6.11%) (13.45%) University 16.03.201 ) (ii) Raids on the 6) Sittings Offices of Shri P. Sittings 16 Chidambaram’s Son 16 (iii) Gujrat Land deals involving CM’s daughter Anar Patel (iv) Aircel Maxis Scam 8th 239th 78 90 01-31 19-06 (i) Due to lack of Session (25.04.201 (1.98%) (21.22%) quorum in Lok Sabha (25.04.201 6 to (ii) Agusta Wasteland 6 to (13.05.201 Chopper Scam 11.05.201 6) (iii) Imposition of 6) Sittings President’s Rule in the Sittings 15 State of Uttarakhand 13 (iv) Disciplinary action taken against students of JNU (v) Issue of Water carrying train sent to UP (vi) Issue of speech made by Hon’ble PM
110 in the State of Tamil Nadu. 9th Session 240th 120 120 7-56 20-34 (i) Issue of dalits. (18.07.201 (18.07.201 (6.61%) (17.13%) (ii) Issue of assault 6 to 6 to on dalit youths in 12.08.201 12.08.2016 GujratUna district. 6) ) (iii) Issue of Sittings Sittings uploading of the video 20 20 of Parliament on social media by ShriBhagwant Man. (iv) Issue of situation arising out of price rise in the country. (v) Issue of linkage of Government benefits with Aadhar Card for various schemes. (vi) Issue of growing unemployment in the country. (vii) Issue of discrimination by the Centre in releasing fund for Uttar Pradesh. 10th 241st 126 126 92-09 90-06 (i) Issue of Session (16.11.201 (73.13%) (71.50%) Demonetization. (16.11.201 6 to (ii) Issue of 6 to 16.12.2016 statement made by the 16.12.201 ) Prime Minister on the 6) Sittings opposition saying that Sittings 21 they were in favour of 21 black money. (iii) Issue of demise of people due to demonetization. (iv) Issue of reduction in import duty on wheat. (v) Issue of Augusta Westland scam.
111 11th Session 242nd 174 174 08-07 18-29 (i) Issue of remarks (31.01.2017 (31.01.2017 (4.65%) (10.62%) made by the to to Prime Minister 12.04.2017) 12.04.2017) about the former Sittings Sittings Prime Minster. 29 29 (ii) Issue of formation of Government in Goa and Manipur and alleged violation of constitution in formation of Government. (iii) Issue of reservation policy for OBC. (iv) Issue of vacant posts in Minority Commission/OBC Commission/SC & ST Commission. (v) Issue of EVM Machines incidents occurred in Madhya Pradesh. (vi) Issue of victimization of Congress CM and ex. CMs of various states by the Government through the Constitutional machinery. 12th Session 243rd 114 114 31-17 28-09 (i) issue of atrocities (17.07.2017 (17.07.2017 (27.44%) (24.69%) against dalits to to occurred in 11.08.2017) 11.08.2017) Sabbirpur UP and Sittings Sittings mob lynching. 19 19 (ii) issue of influencing of MLAs of INC party in Gujrat to create defection. (iii) issue of ED and IT raids on on a Congress Minister in Karnataka and the resort where Gujrat
112 MLAs of Congress were stayed. (v) Issue of change of name of MugalSarai railway station. (vi) Issue of printing of dual size of currency note of same denomination. 13th Session 244th 78 78 13-45 35-05 (i) issue of remarks (15.12.2017 (15.12.2017 (17.62%) (44.97) made by Prime to to Minister on the meeting 05.01.2018) 05.01.2018) of former Prime Sittings Sittings Minister along with 13 13 former Bureaucrats and Diplomats with Pakistani Diplomats. (ii) issue of winning of ruling party in General Election 2014 by blaming opposition in the name of 2G scam and subsequent acquittal of all of the accused in 2G Scam by CBI court. (iii) issue of castist clash in Maharashtra. 14th Session 245th 174 180 123-12 124-37 (i) issue regarding the (29.01.2018 (29.01.2018 (70.80%) (69.23%) Andhra Pradesh to to Reorganization act. 06.04.2018) 06.04.2018) (ii)issue of Punjab Sittings Sittings National Bank scam 29 30 and Cauvery water issue. (iii) issue of Supreme Court verdict regarding Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribes.
15th Session 246th Session 102 102 02-36 30-19 (i) issue of National (18.07.2018 (18.07.2018 (2.54%) (29.72%) Register of Citizens in to to respect of Assam. 10.08.2018) 10.08.2018) (ii) issue of Minimum Sittings Sittings Support Price. 17 17 (iii) issue of Constituting Joint Parliamentary Committee on Rafale deal.
16th Session 247th Session 102 108 58-27 79-34 (i) Issue of flood
113 (11.12.2018 (11.12.2018 (57.30%) (73.67%) situation in Kerala. to to (ii) issue of Constituting 08.01.2019) 09.01.2019) of Joint Parliamentary Sittings Sittings Committee on Rafale 17 18 deal. (iii) Sand mining cases in Uttar Pradesh. (iv) Incidents of violence in North-eastern states. (v) Issue of construction of Temple in Ayodhya. (vi) Issue regarding special status to Andhra Pradesh.
17th Session 248th Session 60 60 11-51 41-18 (i) Issue of CBI and (31.01.2019 (31.01.2019 (19.75%) (68.83%) Kolkata Police conflict. to to (ii) 13 points roster for 13.02.2019) 13.02.2019) appointments in Sittings Sittings Universities. 10 10 (iii) issue of Constitution of Joint Parliamentary Committee on Rafale deal.
114 TABLE – 31
DEMANDS FOR GRANTS OF MINISTRIES DISCUSSED IN LOK SABHA DURING THE BUDGET SESSIONS SINCE 1993.
Year Ministries Selected for Ministries discussed Date(s) of Time Taken discussion Discussion Hrs – Mts
1993 1. Defence 1. Defence April 27 & 28 6 – 27 2. External Affairs 3. Home Affairs 2. Home Affairs April 28 & 29 10 – 36 4. Agriculture 5. Industry 3. Agriculture April 30 and 5 – 29 6. Commerce May 4
1994 1. External Affairs 1. Water Resources April 28 & 29 7 – 26 2. Water Resources 3. Human Resource 2. Human Resource April 29 and 8 – 15 Development Development May 2 & 3 4. Defence 5. Agriculture 6. Industry
1995 1. Defence 1. Defence May 4, 5, 8, 9, 14 – 49 2. External Affairs 10 & 16 3. Communications 2. Communications May 16 &17 4 - 45 4. Energy 5. Home Affairs 6. Petroleum and Natural Gas 7. Water Resources 8. Agriculture
1996 1. Agriculture 1. Rural Areas and September 9 3 - 22 2. Rural Development Employment 3. Home Affairs 4. Defence 2. Agriculture 5. Power 6. Human Resource Development
1997 1. Human Resource 1. Human Resource May 5 5 – 40 Development Development 2. Defence 2. Coal 3. External Affairs 3. Non-Conventional Energy May 6 5 – 09 4. Welfare Sources {Items (2) to (5) 5. Power 4. Power Discussed together} 6. Non-Conventional Energy 5. Atomic Energy Sources 7. Atomic Energy
1998 1. External Affairs Agriculture July 10 & 14 1 – 27 2. Home Affairs 3. Agriculture 4. Defence
115
Year Ministries Selected for Ministries discussed Date(s) of Time Taken discussion Discussion Hrs – Mts
1999 1. Home Affairs No Ministry was discussed - — — 2. External Affairs Demands for Grants in 3. Social Justice & respect of Budget (General) Empowerment for 1999-2000 were submitted 4. Human Resource to the vote of the House and Development voted in full without discussion. 5. Defence
2000 1. Communications 1. Communications April 25 5 – 51 2. Home Affairs 2. Home Affairs April 26 6 – 50 3. Human Resource 3. Human Resource May 2 3 – 34 Development Development 4. External Affairs
2001 1. Rural Development 1. Rural Development April 24 3 – 33 2. Disinvestment 2. Disinvestment April 24 3 – 14
2002 1. Agriculture Agriculture April 24 5 – 41 2. Defence 3. Home Affairs
2003 1. Labour 1. Labour April 22 6 – 45 2. External Affairs 2. External Affairs April 23 6 – 04 3. Defence 4. Youth Affairs & Sports
2004 1. Agriculture No Ministry was discussed - — — 2. Rural Development Demands for Grants in 3. Defence respect of Budget (General) 4. Human Resource for 2004-05 were submitted to Development the vote of the House and 5. Home Affairs voted in full without discussion 6. Science & Technology
2005 1. Agriculture 1. Agriculture April 21 & 25 5-37 2. Rural Development 3. Human Resource 2. Rural Development April 25 3-40 Development 4. Home Affairs 3. Home Affairs April 27 4-18 5. Science & Technology 6. Labour 4. Science & Technology April 27 0-44
2006 1. Home Affairs 1. Home Affairs March 13 7-09 2. Agriculture 2. Agriculture March 14 5-57 3. Rural Development 3. Rural Development March 17 5-50
2007 1. Labour & Employment 1. Labour & Employment April 26 4-20 2. Science & Technology 2. Science & Technology April 27 4-38 3. Home Affairs 3. Home Affairs April 28 6-34
116
Year Ministries Selected for Ministries discussed Date(s) of Time Taken discussion Discussion Hrs – Mts
2008 1. Consumer Affairs, Food 1. Home Affairs April 21 6-28 and Public Distribution 2. Defence April 22 5-36 2. Home Affairs 3. Rural Development April 23 8-26 3. Defence 4. Information & Broadcasting April 24 4-05 4. Rural Development 5. Information & Broadcasting 6. Youth Affairs & Sports
2009 1. Human Resource 1. Human Resource July 15 5-12 Development Development 2. Agriculture 2. Agriculture July 17 & 8-33 3. Consumer Affairs, Food & 3. Consumer Affairs, Food & July 20 Public Distribution Public Distribution 4. Power 4. Power July 21 6-26 5. Home Affairs 5. Home Affairs July 22 7-17 6. Women and Child 6. Women and Child July 23 3-50 Development Development
2010 1. External Affairs 1. External Affairs April 20 5-08 2. Rural Development 2. Rural Development April 22 6-50 3. Tribal Affairs 3. Tribal Affairs April 23 5-29 4. Road Transport and Highways 5. Water Resources 2011 1. Mines 1. Rural Development 14.3.2011 4 – 56 2. External Affairs 2. External Affairs 15.3.2011 6 – 48 3. Rural Development 16.3.2011 4. Road Transport and 3. Mines 16.3.2011 2 - 49 Highways 17.3.2011
2012 1. Health and Family Welfare 1. Health and Family Welfare 26.04.2012 6-29 27.04.2012 2. Urban Development 2. Urban Development 30.042012 4-28 3. Home Affairs 3. Home Affairs 2.05.2012 6-05 4. Commerce and Industries 4. Commerce and Industries 3.05.2012 3-50
2013 1. Coal No Ministry was discussed - 2. New and Renewable Demands for Grants in respect Energy of Budget (General) for 3. Agriculture 2013-14 were submitted to the 4. Textile vote of the House and voted in full without discussion
117
Year Ministries Selected for Ministries discussed Date (s) of Time Taken discussion Discussion Hrs – Mts. 2014 1. Road Transport and 1. Water Resources 21.07.2014 04-42 Highways
2. Environment and Forest 2. Environment and 22.07.2014 04-23 Forest
3. Water Resources 3. Road Transport and 23.07.2014 02-57 Highways 4. Social Justice and Empowerment 4. Social Justice and 23.07.2014 00-54 Empowerment
2015 1. Drinking Water and 1. Drinking Water and 22.04.2015 03-55 Sanitation Sanitation
2. Home Affairs 2. Chemical and 23.04.2015 04-22 Fertilizers
3. Human Resource and 3. Human Resource 24.04.2015 04-30 Development and Development 27.04.2015
4. Environment, Forest and 4. Home Affairs 27.04.2015 05-16 Climate Change 28.04.2015
5. Chemical and Fertilizers 5. Environment, Forest 28.04.2015 04-02 and Climate Change
6. Health and Family 6. Health and Family Welfare Welfare 29.04.2015 03-01
2016 1. Development of North 1. Development of 27.04.2016 4-17 Eastern Region North Eastern Region 2. Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation 2. Skill Development 28.04.2016 5-18 and Entrepreneurship 3. Skill Development and Entrepreneurship 3. Social Justice and 29.04.2016 Empowerment 02.05.2016 4-38 4. Social Justice and Empowerment 4. Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation 03.05.2016 2-40 5. Civil Aviation 5. Civil Aviation
03.05.2016 5-06 6. Tourism
118
Year Ministries Selected for Ministries discussed Date (s) of Time Taken discussion Discussion Hrs – Mts. 2017 1. Home Affairs 1. Agriculture and 15.03.2017 08-06 Farmers Welfare 16.03.2017 2. Railways 2. Defence 16.03.2017 04-27 3. Defence 17.03.2017 3. Home Affairs 17.03.2017 03-42 4. Coal 4. Railways 14.03.2017 09-40 5. Agriculture and 15.03.2017 Farmers’ Welfare 2018 1. Railways No Ministry was discussed – -- -- Demand for Grants in respect 2. Agriculture and of Budget (General) for 2018- Farmers’ Welfare 19 were submitted to the vote of the House and voted in full 3. Social Justice and without discussion. Empowerment
4. Health and Family Welfare
5. Youth Affairs and Sports
6. Road Transport and Highways
119 TABLE – 32
DETAILS OF THE MINISTRIES WHOSE WORKING WERE DISCUSSED IN THE RAJYA SABHA SINCE 1993.
Year Ministries Selected for Ministries discussed Date(s) of Time Taken discussion Discussion Hrs – Mts
1993 1. Environment & Forests 1. Commerce May 11 4 – 20 2. External Affairs 2. Industry May 13 4 – 23 3. Industry 4. Commerce 5. Urban Development
1994 1. Labour 1. Labour April 25 & 26 5 – 21 2. Defence 2. Defence April 26, 27 & May 3 5 – 35 3. Information & Broadcasting 3. Information & Broadcasting April 27 & 28 6 – 31 4. Rural Development 4. Rural Development April 28 & May 2 4 – 34 5. Health & Family Welfare 5. Health & Family Welfare May 12 & June 15 2 – 32
1995 1. Agriculture and Rural Working of Ministries not — — Areas and Employment discussed in 1995 2. Law, Justice & Company Affairs 3. Human Resource Development 4. Communications 5. External Affairs
1996 1. Power 1. Power September 9 & 10 4 – 36 2. Urban Affairs & Employment 2. Steel & Mines September 11 2 – 15 3. Steel & Mines 4. Commerce 5. Chemicals & Fertilizers
1997 1. Planning and Programme 1. Planning and Programme May 5 & 6 5 – 57 Implementation Implementation 2. Welfare 2. Welfare May 8, 9 & 14 4 – 14 3. External Affairs 3. External Affairs May 15 4 – 20 4. Science &Technology
1998 1. External Affairs 1. External Affairs July 9 & 10 6 – 24 2. Human Resource 2. Human Resource July 13,14 & 15 6 – 37 Development Development 3. Environment & Forests 3. Environment & Forests July 21 & 22 6 – 16 4. Industry
1999 No Ministry could be discussed because of dissolution of Lok Sabha
2000 1. Agriculture 1. Agriculture April 27 4 – 49 2. Health & Family Welfare 2. Health & Family Welfare May 4 4 – 42 3. Defence 3. Defence May 15 6 – 29 4. External Affairs
120
Year Ministries Selected for Ministries discussed Date(s) of Time Taken discussion Discussion Hrs – Mts
2001 1. Agriculture Working of Ministries not — — 2. Defence discussed in 2001 3. Labour 4. Human Resource Development
2002 1. Labour 1. Labour April 29 & 30 4 – 55 2. External Affairs 2. External Affairs May 7 4 – 40 3. Human Resource Development 4. Agriculture
2003 1. Agriculture 1. Agriculture April 21 & 22 5 – 23 2. Home Affairs 2. Home Affairs April 22 & 23 5 –37 3. Communication & 3. Communication & April 24 & 25 5 – 08 Information Technology Information Technology 4. Human Resource 4. Human Resource April 28 & 29 6 – 05 Development Development
2004 1. Water Resources Working of Ministries/ — — 2. Deptt. of Commerce Department not discussed 3. Statistics and Programme in 2004. Implementations 4. Rural Development 5. Civil Aviation 6. Power
2005 1. Water Resources 1. Water Resources April 20, 21, 3- 49 2. Social Justice and 25 and 26 Empowerment and 2. Social Justice and April 26 4 – 28 Tribal Affairs Empowerment {Items (2) & (3) 3. Power and Non- 3. Tribal Affairs April 26 Discussed together} Conventional Energy 4. Defence April 27 & 28 2 – 50 Sources 5. Power April 28 3 – 26 4. Consumer Affairs, Food 6. Non-Conventional Energy April 28 {Items (5) & (6) and Public Distributions Sources Discussed together} 5. Defence 7. Environment and Forests May 2 4 – 37 6. Environment and Forests 8. Consumer Affairs, Food May 3 3 – 52 and Public Distribution
121
Year Ministries Selected for Ministries discussed Date(s) of Time Taken discussion Discussion Hrs – Mts
2006 1. External Affairs 1. Information and March 13 & 3-40 2. Information and Broadcasting May 16 Discussion was Broadcasting 2. External Affairs March 14 concluded and the 3. Labour & Employment 3. Labour & Employment March 17, 18 Minister replied on 4. Panchayati Raj and Rural 4. Panchayati Raj and March 18, 20, 21 May 16,2006 Development Rural Development & May 12 4-31 3-30 7-08 Shri Raghuvansh Prasad Singh, Minister of Rural Development, replied to the debate on matters concerning Ministry of Rural Development on March 21,2006. The Minister of Panchayati Raj & Youth Affairs and Sports replied to the debate on May 12,2006
2007 1. Agriculture 1. Health & Family Welfare May 9 6- 37 2. Health & Family Welfare 3. Human Resopurce Development 4. Rural Development
2008 1. Commerce & Industry 1. Rural Development April 21 5-15 2. Agriculture 2. Labour & Employment April 23 4-35 3. Human Resource 3. Human Resource April 24 0-26 Development Development (Inconclusive) 4. Rural Development 4. Agriculture April 28 5-39 5. Labour & Employment 5. Commerce & Industry April 29 3-57
122
Year Ministries Selected for Ministries discussed Date(s) of Time Taken discussion Discussion Hrs – Mts
2009 1. Health & Family Welfare 1. Health & Family Welfare July 21 & 22 5-47 2. Social Justice & 2. Social Justice & July 22 & 23 5-43 Empowerment Empowerment 3. Communications and 3. Communications and July 23 & 27 5-01 Information Technology Information Technology 4. Road Transport and 4. Road Transport and July 28 & 29 4-10 Highways Highways 5. External Affairs 5. External Affairs July 30 & 31 6-25 6. Environment and Forests 6. Environment and Forests August 3 & 4 5-29
2010 1. Power 1. Power April 19 4-09 2. Yourth Affairs & Sports 2. Youth Affairs & Sports April 22 4-18 3. Housing & Urban Poverty 3. Housing &Urbbn Poverty April 28 3-44 Alleviation Alleviaion 4. Consurmer Affairs, Food & 4. Consumer Affairs, Food & April 30 & May 3 3-58 Public Distribition Public Distribution 5. Home Affairs 5. Home Affairs May 3 & 6 5-48
2011 1. Minority Affairs Minority Affairs 14.3.2011 5-04 2. Tribal Affairs 15.3.2011 3. Defence 4. Civil Aviation
2012 1. Labour and Employment 1. Labour and Employment 26.04.2012 4-20 2. Coal 2. Coal 2.05.2012 3-04 3. Defence 3. Defence 7.05.2012 7-24 4. Civil Aviation 8.05.2012
2013 1. Law & Justice Working of Ministries not — — 2. Home Affairs discussed in 2013 3. External Affairs 4. Power
2014 1. Power 1. Power 05.08.2014 06-11 06.08.2014
2. Women and Child 2. Home Affairs 07.08.2014 10-14 Development 11.08.2014
3. Home Affairs 3. Women and Child 12.08.2014 05-41 Development
123
Year Ministries Selected for discussion Ministries discussed Date (s) of Time Taken Discussion Hrs – Mts. 2015 1. Law and Justice 1. Law and Justice 29.04.2015 04-51 30.04.2015 2. Social Justice 2. Petroleum and Natural and 05.05.2015 01-49 Gas Empowerment
3. Social Justice and Empowerment
4. Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises
5. Home Affairs
2016 1. Health and Family 1. Health and 03.05.2016 4-39 Welfare Family Welfare
2. Human Resource 2. Human Development Resource 05.05.2018 5-29 Development
3. Finance
4. Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises
5. External Affairs 2017 1. Railways 1. Railways 23.03.2017 5-08 29.03.2017 2. Personnel, Public 30.03.2017 Grievances and Pensions
3. Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises
4. Information and Broadcasting 2018 1. Drinking Water and Working of Ministries -- -- Sanitation was not discussed in 2018. 2. Culture
3. Food Processing and Industries
4. Home Affairs
124 TABLE - 33
PRIVATE MEMBERS’ BILLS PASSED BY PARLIAMENT SINCE 1952 SO FAR
(A) BILLS INTRODUCED IN THE LOK SABHA Sl. Short Title of the Bill Act No./ No. Date of Assent 1. The Muslim Wakfs Bill, 1952, by Shri Syed Mohammed Ahmed 29 of 1954 Kasmi 21.05.1954 2. The Indian Registration (Amendment) Bill, 1955, by Shri S.C. 17 of 1956 Samanta 06.04.1956 3. The Parliamentary Proceedings (Protection of Publication) Bill, 24 of 1956 1956, 26.05.1956 by Shri Feroze Gandhi 4. The Code of Criminal Procedure (Amendment) Bill, 1953, by Shri 39 of 1956 Raghunath Singh 01.09.1956 5. The Women’s and Children’s Institutions (Licensing) Bill, 1954, 105 of 1956 by Rajmata Kamledu Mati Shah. 30.12.1956 6. The Code of Criminal Procedure (Amendment) Bill, 1957, by Smt. 56 of 1960 Subhadra Joshi 26.12.1960 7. The Salary and Allowances of Members of Parliament 26 of 1964 (Amendment) Bill, 1964,by Shri Raghunath Singh 29.09. 1964 8. The Hindu Marriage (Amendment) Bill, 1963, by Shri Diwan 44 of 1964 Chand Sharma 20.12.1964 9. The Supreme Court (Enlargement of Criminal Appellate 28 of 1970 Jurisdiction) Bill, 1968, 09.08.1970 by Shri Anand Narian Mullah 10. The Rights of Transgender Persons Bill, 2014 by Shri Tiruchi Siva, Passed in RS on M.P. 24.04.2015 (B) BILLS INTRODUCED IN THE RAJYA SABHA 11. The Ancient and Historical Monuments and Archeological Sites and 70 of 1956 Remains 15.12.1956 (Declaration of National Importance) Bill, 1954, by Dr.Raghubir Singh 12. The Hindu Marriage (Amendment) Bill, 1956 by Dr. (Smt.) Seeta 73 of 1956 Parmanand 20.12.1956 13. The Orphanages and Other Charitable Homes (Supervision and 10 of 1960 Control) Bill, 1960, 09.04.1960 by Shri Kailash Bihari Lall. 14. The Marine Insurance Bill, 1959, by Shri M.P. Bhargava 11 of 1963 18.04.1963 15. The Indian Penal Code (Amendment) Bill, 1963, by Shri Diwan 36 of 1969 Chaman Lall 07.09.1969
125 TABLE- 34
MATTERS RAISED UNDER RULE 377 IN THE LOK SABHA AND SPECIAL MENTIONSMADEIN RAJYA SABHA AND THEIR PENDENCY, SESSION WISE
S.N Ministry/Depart 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Total o. ment B M W B M W B M W B M W B M W B 1. Agriculture and 01 - - 08 - - - - 06 22 14 12 08 11 13 - 95 Farmers Welfare 2. Ayush - - - 02 - - - - - 01 - 01 02 - 05 - 11 3. Chemical & - - - 02 - 01 - - 02 05 04 04 03 01 03 - 25 Fertilizer 4. Civil Aviation ------03 04 05 04 04 03 08 04 35 5. Coal - - - - 01 - - - 01 03 - - 03 - 01 02 11 6. Commerce & - 01 01 03 02 05 07 05 03 06 04 03 03 43 Industry 7. Communication ------01 02 05 - 01 01 02 03 02 17 & Infor. Technology 8. Con. Affairs, - - - - - 01 - 01 01 04 07 10 02 01 09 01 37 Food & P.D. 9. Corporate ------01 01 - - 01 - 03 Affairs 10. Culture ------08 02 01 01 02 - 02 - 16 11. Defence ------01 - 03 - 06 02 04 02 04 02 24 12. Develop. of ------N.E. Region 13. Drinking water 01 05 07 09 01 07 09 01 03 - 05 01 05 01 02 01 58 & Sanitation 14. Earth Science ------01 ------01 15. Electronic & ------02 01 03 03 01 00 - 10 I.T. 16. Environment & 02 06 02 14 05 08 16 21 05 06 17 10 09 01 122 Forest 17. External Affairs ------01 02 01 01 04 01 03 02 15 18. Finance 01 03 04 01 08 20 18 07 15 03 14 11 105 19. Food - - - - - 01 ------01 - 03 - 05 Processing Industries 20. Health & - 02 03 05 03 05 01 - 20 32 11 06 13 11 05 10 127 Family Welfare 21. Heavy ------01 - 03 02 01 03 01 02 01 14 Industries & P.E. 22. Home Affairs - - - - 01 - 01 - 05 16 14 10 19 12 29 06 113 23. Housing and ------03 02 01 03 - 04 01 14 Urban Aff. 24. Human - 17 11 13 06 11 - - 13 26 14 12 32 14 16 07 192 Resource Develop. 25. Information & - - 01 - - - - - 02 02 - - - - 01 - 06 Broadcast. 26. Labour and - - 01 02 - - 01 - 05 04 01 04 07 01 - - 26 Employment 27. Law & Justice - - 01 - - - - - 05 01 - - 05 07 03 04 26 28. Micro Small & 01 ------02 - - - - 02 - 05 Med. Ent. 29. Mines - 02 01 02 - - - - - 01 - - 01 01 01 - 09 30. Minority ------01 01 - 01 01 - - - 04 Affairs 31. New and Ren. ------03 01 ------04 Energy 32. Indian Overseas - - - - - 01 ------01 Affairs 33. Panchayati Raj ------01 01 01 - 01 - - - - 04 34. Parliamentary ------Affairs 35. Personnel, - - - - 01 - - - 01 - - 01 05 01 - 03 12 Public G & P 36. Petroleum & N. - - - - - 01 - - 03 01 - - 03 01 - 01 10 Gas 37. Planning - 01 - 01 - - - 02 - 05 01 01 05 03 03 01 23 (NitiAyog) 38. Power ------01 - 08 07 - 04 - 04 02 26
126 39. Railways 04 11 11 07 06 09 - - 37 20 11 15 32 30 36 20 249 40. Road Transport 04 07 08 06 01 09 - - 01 28 13 11 17 08 12 05 130 & High. 41. Rural - - - 01 - - - - - 14 - - 10 - - 03 28 Development 42. Science & ------01 ------01 Technology 43. Shipping ------04 01 - - 02 01 - 08
44. Skil - - 02 02 - 02 - - - 06 02 - 04 - - - 18 Development 45. Social Justice & - 02 03 06 03 08 - 02 - 07 01 02 08 03 07 05 57 Empower. 46. Statistic & Pro, ------01 - - - 01 Imp. 47. Steel ------01 02 - 02 01 - - 06 48. Textile ------02 - 01 01 04 49. Tourism - - - - - 01 - - - 06 02 05 01 - 06 02 23 50. Tribal Affairs - - 01 01 - - - 01 - 04 02 01 03 05 04 03 25 51. Urban - - - - - 01 - 01 - 02 01 - 06 03 01 - 15 Development 52. Water - - 01 01 - - - - - 07 07 08 17 07 06 03 57 Resources 53. Woman & ------02 01 - 02 01 03 02 11 Child Develop. 54. Youth Affairs - 01 - 01 01 - - - - - 01 - - 01 02 - 07 & Sports 55. Atomic Energy ------56. Space ------57. Cabinet Sectt ------58. President ------Secretariat 59. Prime ------Minister’s Office TOTAL 13 56 54 89 29 72 14 12 156 308 169 137 286 153 232 109 1889
127 SESSION WISE PENDING POSITION OF SPECIAL MENTIONS MADE IN RAJYA SABHA AS ON MARCH, 2019 S.No. 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Total Ministry/Depart 232 233 234 235 236 237 238 239 240 241 242 243 244 245 246 247 248 ment 1. Agriculture 01 - 01 - - - 01 - 01 - 03 01 02 01 06 01 - 18 2. Ayush ------01 - - 01 3. Chemical & ------02 ------02 Fertilizer 4. Civil Aviation ------01 01 01 02 - 01 - - 06 5. Coal ------01 - - 01 6. Commerce & - - - - 01 - - - 01 - 01 - - 01 - - - 04 Industry 7. Communication ------01 - - - 01 - - 02 & Infor. T 8. Con. Affairs, ------01 03 - 01 - - 05 Food & P.D. 9. Corporate ------Affairs 10. Culture ------01 02 - - 01 - - 04 11. Defence ------04 01 01 - 02 - 08 12. Develop. of N.E. ------Region 13. Drinking water ------01 - 02 - 01 - - - - 01 - 05 & Sanitation 14. Earth Science ------15. Electronic & I.T. ------01 - 03 - - - - 04 16. Environment & 01 - 02 - - - - - 01 - 02 04 03 01 - - - 14 Forest 17. External Affairs ------01 01 - 02 18. Finance - - - - 02 - - - 02 - 04 04 04 02 03 - - 21 19. Food Processing ------Industries 20. Health & Family - - 02 - 04 - 01 - 05 - 05 04 04 - 05 02- - 32 Welfare 21. Heavy Industries ------01 - - - - - 01 & P.E. 22. Home Affairs ------01 - 01 02 01 02 02 01 - 10 23. Housing & ------01 01 - - - - 02 Urban Affairs 24. Human Resource 02 01 03 - 03 01 02 01 04 - 08 02 05 01 07 03 - 43 Develop. 25. Information & ------02 02 - - - - - 04 Broadcast. 26. Labour and - - 02 ------04 01 02 01 03 02 - 15 Employment 27. Law & Justice ------01 - 01 01 01 01 01 - - 06 28. Micro Small & ------01 ------01 Med. Ent. 29. Mines ------01 - 01 - - - 02 30. Minority Affairs ------31. New and Ren. ------Energy 32. Indian Overseas ------Affairs 33. Panchayati Raj ------34. Parliamentary ------Affairs 35. Personnel, ------01 - 01 01 01 - - 04 Public G & P 36. Petroleum & N. - - 01 ------02 - 01 - - - - 04 Gas 37. Planning – - - - - 01 ------01 NitiAyog 38. Power - - - - 01 - - - - 01 - - - - 01 - - 03 39. Railways 05 01 01 - 03 - - - 02 - 01 02 01 - 05 02 - 23 40. Road Transport ------01 01 01 - 01 05 - - 05 - - 14 & High. 41. Rural - 01 01 ------01 03 - - 06 Development 42. Science & ------01 - - - - - 01 Technology 43. Shipping ------01 - - - 01 - - 02 44. Skill ------01 ------01 Development 45. Social Justice & - 01 - - 02 - 05 - 02 - 02 01 01 01 01 01 - 17 Empower. 46. Statistic & Pro, ------Imp. 47. Steel ------01 - - 01 - - 02
128 48. Textile ------01 - - 01 49. Tourism ------50. Tribal Affairs ------01 ------01 51. Urban ------01 ------01 - - - 02 Development 52. Water Resources ------02 01 01 03 - - 07 53. Woman & Child ------01 01 01 - 01 - - 04 Develop. 54. Youth Affairs & ------Sports 55. Atomic Energy ------01 ------01 56. Space ------57. Cabinet Sectt ------58. President ------Secretariat 59. Prime Minister’s ------Office TOTAL 09 04 13 - 17 01 12 02 25 02 49 44 38 18 57 16 - 307
129 TABLE – 35 ORIENTATION COURSES HELD FOR THE OFFICERS OF THE CENTRAL MINISTRIES/DEPARTMENTS Sl. No. Duration of Course No. of officers Designation of the Officers whoparticipated in the course 1st 25th to 26th April, 1985 31 SOs/Assistants
2nd 16th& 17th January, 1986 29 Desk Officers/SOs/Assistants
3rd 22nd,23rd& 24th October, 1986 23 SOs/Equivalent ranks
4th 14th,15th& 16th January,1987 18 SOs/Equivalent ranks
5th 24th to 26th June, 1987 19 USs/Sos
6th 14th to 17th June, 1988 10 USs/Desk Officers
7th 10th to 13th October, 1988 13 SOs/Assistants
8th 7th to 10th February, 1989 20 USs/DOs/Sos
9th 20th to 23rd June, 1989 10 USs/DOs/Sos
10th 3rdto 6th October,1989 28 Parl. Assistants/Assistants
11th 27th to 30th November,1989 12 SOs/Assistants
12th 20th to 23rd February, 1990 18 USs/DOs/Sos
13th 26th to 29th June, 1990 15 SOs/Assistants
14th 9 th to 12th October, 1990 12 USs/DOs/Sos
15th 5th to 8th February, 1991 14 SOs/Assistants
16th 24th to 27th September, 1991 17 USs/Sos
17th 28th to 31st January, 1992 32 SOs/Assistants
18th 16th to 19th June,1992 12 USs/DOs/Sos
19th 21st to 24th September, 1992 22 SOs/Assistants
20th 8th to 12th February, 1993 14 USs/DOs/Sos
21st 7th to 11th June, 1993 26 SOs/Assistants
22nd 18th to 22nd October, 1993 19 USs/DOs/SOs
23rd 6th to 10th June, 1994 27 SOs/Parl.Assistants/Assistants
24th 3rd to 7th October, 1994 14 USs/DOs/Sos
25th 6th to 10th February, 1995 17 SOs/Parl.Assistants/Assistants
130 26th 17th to 21st July, 1995 13 USs/DOs/Sos
27th 8th to 10th November,1995 22 SOs/Parl.Assistants/Assistants
28th 30th September to 1st October, 1996 19 USs/DOs/Sos
29th 6th to 8th October, 1997 28 SOs/Parl.Assistants/Assistants
30th 11th to 13th February, 1998 13 USs/SOs
31st 9th to 11th September, 1998 30 SOs/Assistants
32nd 18th to 20th August, 1999 18 USs/DOs/Sos
33rd 15th to 17th October, 2001 23 SOs/Parl.Assistants/Assistants
34th 3 rd to 5th March, 2004 22 Chief Engineers/Deputy Secretary etc 35th 7th to 9th February, 2007 20 Assistants/Parl. Assistants/Section Officers 36th 19th to 21st January, 2015 13 Exec. Director/Directors/Jt. Directors/ Sos in M/o Railways 37th 11th March, 2019 172 ASOs/Sos/Under Secretaries/ Deputy Secretaries/Directors/Joint Secretaries
131 TABLE – 36 ORIENTATION COURSES HELD FOR THE OFFICERS OF THE STATE GOVERNMENTS Sl.No. Duration of No. of officers States/Union Territories whose officers attended the Course who course participated in the course 1. 21st December to 5 Jammu & Kashmir, Haryana, Delhi, Himachal Pradesh 27th December, and Rajashthan 1994. 2. 24th April to 2nd 6 Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland and Meghalaya May, 1995 3. 4th December to 5 Mizoram, Gujarat, Assam, Tripura and Sikkim 12th December, 1995 4. 11th September to 7 Tamil Nadu, Goa, Andhra Pradesh and Orissa. 19th September, 1996 5. 5th May to13th 9 Kerala, Manipur, Maharashtra, Karnataka and Madhya May, 1997 Pradesh 6. 24th November 2 Uttar Pradesh to2nd December, 1998 7. 12th May to20th 5 Delhi, Sikkim, West Bengal and Haryana. May, 1999 8. 15th May to24th 7 Mizoram, Nagaland, Assam, Manipur and Bihar. May, 2000 9. 9th April to18th 9 Pondicharry, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, Sikkim, April, 2001 MadhyaPradesh and Tripura. 10. 9th April to17th 5 Orissa, Karnataka and Haryana. April, 2002 11. 15th March to19th 8 Andhra Pradesh, Punjab, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu March, 2004 andUttaranchal 12. 15th April to21st 6 Gujarat, Himachal Pradesh, Jharkhand and UttarPradesh April, 2005 13. 31st July to5th 5 Kerala, Punjab and Maharashtra. August, 2006 14. 4-8 April,2016 8 Uttrakhand,WB,Jharkhand,Karnataka,ArunachalPradesh
TABLE – 37 WORKSHOP ON MANAGING LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS FOR OFFICERS OF VARIOUS MINISTRIES/ DEPARTMENTS OF GOVERNMENT OF INDIA ORGANISED IN COLLABORATION WITH DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL AND TRAINING Sl.No. Duration of Course No. of officers Designation of the Officers whoparticipated in thecourse 1. 28 October, 2003 56 Joint Secretaries/Directors/Deputy Secretaries 2. 15 February, 2005 47 Joint Secretaries/Senior Officers
132 Table – 38
LIST OF VARIOUS CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEES CONSTITUTED FOR VARIOUS MINISTRIES
1 Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare 2 Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers 3 Ministry of Civil Aviation 4 Ministry of Coal 5 Ministry of Commerce and Industry 6 Ministry of Communications 7 Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food & Public Distribution 8 Ministry of Defence 9 Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region 10 Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change and Ministry of Science and Technology and Ministry of Earth Sciences 11 Ministry of External Affairs 12 Ministry of Finance and Ministry of Corporate Affairs 13 Ministry of Food Processing Industries 14 Ministry of Health and Family Welfare 15 Ministry of Home Affairs 16 Ministry of Human Resource Development 17 Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs 18 Ministry of Information and Broadcasting 19 Ministry of Labour and Employment 20 Ministry of Law and Justice and Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology 21 Ministry of Minority Affairs 22 Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas 23 Ministry of Power and Ministry of New & Renewable Energy 24 Ministry of Railways 25 Ministry of Road Transport & Highways and Ministry of Shipping 26 Ministry of Rural Development, Ministry of Panchayati Raj and Ministry of Mines 27 Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship 28 Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment 29 Ministry of Steel 30 Ministry of Textiles 31 Ministry of Tourism 32 Ministry of Tribal Affairs 33 Ministry of Water Resources, River Development & Ganga Rejuvenation 34 Ministry of Women & Child Development 35 Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports
133 Table - 39
LIST OF MINISTRIES WHERE CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEES COULD NOT BE CONSTITUTED FOR WANT OF REQUISITE NUMBER OF MEMBERS
S.No. Name of the Ministry
1. Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises
2. Science and Technology and Ministry of Earth Sciences
3. Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions
4. Planning
5. Statistics & Programme Implementation
134 TABLE – 40 STATEMENT SHOWING CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEES MEETINGS HELD DURING THE PERIOD FROM 01.01.2016 TO 31.12.2016 Dates of Meeting held (with number of Members of Parliament who attended) Sl. Name of the Present Date of meeting & No. of Members who attended No. Consultative Strength of Committee Consultative Inter Session Session Period attached to the Committee Date of me No. of Date of No. of Ministry of (including eting Members meeting Members Permanent attended attended Special Invitees)
1 Agriculture 28 15.02.2016 6 04.05.2016 13 14.05.2016 7 04.08.2016 12 25.10.2016 11 15.12.2016 04
2 Chemicals & 16 12.04.2016 8 Fertilizers 08.06.2016 11 29.09.2016 3 Civil Aviation 21 26.07.2016 12
4 Coal 27 19.02.2016 12 11.08.2016 14.07.2016 14 12.11.2016 8
5 Commerce & 21 07.10.2016 8 02.05.2016 3 Industry 6 Communication & 19 28.01.2016 6 18.10.2016 8 Information Technology
7 Consumer Affairs, 13 05- 8 12.05.2016 6 Food & Public 06.02.2016 11.08.2016 5 Distribution 8 Culture and 30 ------Tourism
9 Defence 25 15.09.2016 13 04.05.2016 9 08.12.2016 13 10 Development of 12 29.04.2016 4 North eastern 12.08.2016 2 Region 24.11.2016 3 11 Environment & 17 01.02.2016 9 27.04.2016 11 Forests 05.12.2016 6
12 External Affairs 27 13.02.2016 17 -- 30.06.2016 16 01.10.2016 14
13 Finance 30 05.02.2016 12 27.04.2016 20 15.07.2016 1 15.12.2016 15
135 30.09.2016 11
14 Food Processing 13 24.10.2016 2 09.05.2016 3 Industries 04.08.2016 5 16.12.2016 1
15 Health & Family 24 15.02.2016 7 15.12.2016 8 Welfare 23.06.2016 12 28.09.2016 8 16 Home Affairs 31 04.07.2016 14 -- --
17. Human Resource 30 03.07.2013 15 -- -- Development 04.10.2013 14 29.12.2016 10
18 Information & 22 11.02.2016 6 -- -- Broadcasting 15.07.2016 6 11.11.2016 7 19. Labour& 16 05.01.2016 4 01.12.2016 5 Employment 14.06.2016 6 20 Law & Justice and 09 05.04.2016 6 -- -- Electronics & Information Technology 21 Minority Affairs 17 23.09.2016 5 28.04.2016 4
22 Petroleum & 31 18.02.2016 17 11.05.2016 18 Natural Gas 09.11.2016 13 23 Power 30 19.02.2016 6 12.08.2016 15 14.07.2016 13 12.11.2016 11 24 Railways 32 15.11.2016 12 12.08.2016 10 16.12.2016 10
25 Road Transport & 30 28.01.2016 10 -- -- Highways and 21.03.2016 19 Shipping 26 Rural 32 29.12.2016 13 27.04.2016 15 Development, Panchayati Raj and Drinking Water and Sanitation
27 Skill 19 28.01.2016 12 01.12.2016 10 Development and Entrepreneurship 28 Social Justice & 20 01.02.2016 4 11.08.2016 7 Empowerment 23.05.2016 5 17.10.2016 5
29 Steel 17 05.10.2016 5 27.04.2016 10
136 10.05.2016 8 09.08.2016 9 30 Textiles 16 12.02.2016 3 26.08.2013 03 15.09.2016 5 16.12.2013 01
31. Tribal Affairs 12 28.07.2016 9 28.04.2016 4 08.11.2016 6
32. Urban 23 ------Development and Housing & Urban Poverty Alleviation 33 Water Resources 22 12.07.2016 13 15.03.2016 9 07.09.2016 11 28.12.2016 11 34. Women & Child 13 -- -- 23.11.2016 4 Development
35 Youth Affairs & 12 -- -- 28.07.2016 7 Sports
Total Meetings 56 40 held
Total number of meetings held during the period from 01.01.16 to 31.12.2016 = 96
137
STATEMENT SHOWING CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEES MEETINGS HELD DURING THE PERIOD FROM 01.01.2017 TO 31.12.2017
Dates of Meeting held (with number of Members of Parliament who attended) Sl. Name of the Present Date of meeting & No. of Members who attended No. Consultative Strength of Committee Consultative Inter Session Session Period attached to the Committee Date of me No. of Date of No. of Ministry of (including eting Members meeting Members Permanent attended attended Special Invitees)
1 Agriculture 28 13.01.2017 9 23.03.2017 8 03.07.2017 8 27.07.2017 7 02.11.2017 10 28.12.2017 5
2 Chemicals & 17 01.03.2017 10 -- -- Fertilizers 17.05.2017 10
3 Civil Aviation 21 23.01.2017 06 27.07.2017 9
4 Coal 29 20.06.2017 17 09.02.2017 14 27.10.2017 11
5 Commerce & 21 05.01.2017 5 30.03.2017 7 Industry 29.12.2017 7 6 Communication & 19 18.05.2017 5 -- -- Information 16.11.2017 7 Technology
7 Consumer Affairs, 15 -- -- 16.03.2017 7 Food & Public 10.08.2017 3 Distribution 8 Defence 20 01.05.2017 12 23.03.2017 9 27.10.2017 11 10.08.2017 9
9 Development of 13 08.06.2017 5 16.03.2017 7 North eastern Region 10 Environment & 17 -- -- 12.04.2017 5 Forests 04.08.2017 9 21.12.2017 9 11 External Affairs 28 -- -- 23.03.2017 16 27.07.2017 17 21.12.2017 18 12 Finance 30 29.09.2017 16 15.03.2017 16 27.12.2017 10 13 Food Processing 13 -- -- 28.07.2017 2 Industries 14 Health & Family 22 11.07.2017 10 12.04.2017 9 138 Welfare 14.10.2017 11 28.12.2017 4 15 Home Affairs 32 15.06.2017 15 -- -- 29.08.2017 14 16. Human Resource 29 -- -- 11.04.2017 13 Development 04.08.2017 16 21.12.2017 7 17 Information & 22 14.09.2017 6 29.03.2017 6 Broadcasting 18. Labour & 16 27.10.2017 7 22.03.2017 6 Employment 19 Law & Justice and 09 22.05.2017 1 30.03.2017 6 Electronics & 16.11.2017 5 Information Technology 20 Minority Affairs 18 19.01.2017 3 -- -- 29.06.2017 6 21 Petroleum & 30 30.01.2017 11 09.08.2017 19 Natural Gas 21.04.2017 16
22 Power 30 20.06.2017 17 07.02.2017 8 31.10.2017 13 04.08.2017 17 23 Railways 32 20.01.2017 5 12.04.2017 12 15.12.2017 13 24 Road Transport & 30 -- -- 22.12.2017 8 Highways and Shipping 25 Rural 33 30- 12 -- -- Development, 31.10.2017 Panchayati Raj and Drinking Water and Sanitation 26 Skill 20 -- -- 06.04.2017 13 Development and 03.08.2017 13 Entrepreneurship 27.12.2017 12 27 Social Justice & 21 11.01.2017 6 27.03.2017 5 Empowerment 11.10.2017 7 28.12.2017 6 28 Steel 16 16.01.2017 8 -- -- 10.06.2017 7 21.09.2017 7 29 Textiles 16 24.01.2017 7 -- -- 28.04.2017 5
30 Tourism 31 10.07.2017 13 -- --
31. Tribal Affairs 13 20.06.2017 8 -- --
32. Housing and 23 -- -- 28.12.2017 5 Urban Affairs 33 Water Resources, 22 01.03.2017 7 -- -- River 12.09.2017 8 Development &
139 Ganga Rejuvenation 34. Women & Child 14 -- -- 29.03.2017 4 Development 18.07.2017 5 21.12.2017 5 35 Youth Affairs & 12 08.09.2017 4 -- -- Sports
Total Meetings 43 44 held
Total number of meetings held during the period from 01.01.17 to 31.12.2017 = 87
STATEMENT SHOWING CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEES MEETINGS HELD DURING THE PERIOD FROM 01.01.2018 TO 31.03.2019 Dates of Meeting held (with number of Members of Parliament who attended) Sl. Name of the Present Date of meeting & No. of Members who attended No. Consultative Strength of Committee Consultative Inter Session Session Period attached to the Committee Date of me No. of Date of No. of Ministry of (including eting Members meeting Members Permanent attended attended Special Invitees)
1 Agriculture 26 22.03.2018 5 02.07.2018 7 02.08.2018 10 01.11.2018 8 20.12.2018 6 06.02.2019 7 2 Chemicals & 14 28.11.2018 5 17.08.2018 1 Fertilizers
3 Civil Aviation 25 02.01.2018 7 06.01.2019 9 4 Coal 25 20.03.2018 13 05.07.2018 5 07.08.2018 4 02.11.2018 6 5 Commerce & 17 05.04.2018 5 Industry 09.08.2018 3 08.01.2019 4 6 Communication & 19 30.05.2018 5 Information 26.10.2018 2 Technology
7 Consumer Affairs, 11 05.04.2018 4 28.01.2019 3 Food & Public 03.01.2019 4 Distribution 8 Defence 22 26.07.2018 12 17.11.2018 10 9 Development of 12 14.06.2018 2 04.01.2018 3 North eastern Region 10 Environment & 19 15.03.2018 7 27.09.2018 4
140 Forests 09.08.2018 3 07.02.2019 8 11 External Affairs 24 09.08.2018 13 22.03.2018 15 27.12.2018 8 12.02.2019 11 12 Finance 29 Nil Nil Nil Nil 13 Food Processing 11 25.05.2018 2 Industries 13.09.2018 4 14 Health & Family 20 04.04.2018 9 Welfare 08.08.2018 7 27.12.2018 5 15 Home Affairs 28 06.07.2018 7 16. Human Resource 30 13.02.2019 7 Development 17 Information & 14 04.01.2018 5 10.09.2018 3 Broadcasting 13.03.2018 5 18. Labour & 15 05.01.2018 7 28.06.2018 5 Employment 19 Minority Affairs 09 17.07.2018 1 20 Petroleum & 30 03.01.2018 15 11.06.2018 12 Natural Gas 08.02.2019 5
21 Power 29 07.08.2018 7 22.05.2018 13 27.08.2018 12 22 Railways 30 26.03.2018 8 19.12.2018 12 30.07.2018 13 23 Road Transport & 28 Nil Nil Nil Nil Highways and Shipping 24 Rural 28 01.12.2018 7 Development, 21.01.2019 3 Panchayati Raj and Drinking Water and Sanitation 25 Skill 17 12.06.2018 5 Development and Entrepreneur ship 26 Social Justice & 13 09.08.2018 8 23.05.2018 6 Empowerment 04.01.2019 6 27 Steel 16 07.02.2018 6 15.05.2018 7 28.01.2019 2 24.10.2018 7 28 Textiles 14 05.04.2018 4 22.06.2018 4 27.11.2018 3 29 Tourism 31 26.04.2018 12 10.09.2018 6 30 Tribal Affairs 13 03.01.2019 3 18.01.2018 3 09.10.2018 9 31. Housing and 23 03.01.2019 9 08.06.2018 4 Urban Affairs 29.10.2018 6 32. Water Resources, 17 09.02.2018 8 11.07.2018 7
141 River 08.02.2019 6 20.11.2018 7 Development & Ganga Rejuvenation 33 Women & Child 13 10.08.2018 5 Development 18.12.2018 5 34. Youth Affairs & 12 Nil Nil Nil Nil Sports
35 Total Meetings 43 40 held
Total number of meetings held during the period from 01.01.18 to 13.02.2019 = 83
142 TABLE – 41
LIST OF MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT NOMINATED AS PERMANENT SPECIAL INVITEES (PSI) TO THE CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEES OF VARIOUS MINISTRIES/DEPARTMENTS
S.No. Name of the Member House CC on which CC on which serving serving as regular as PSI Member 1 Shri Kuwar Bhartendra Lok Sabha Skill development External Affairs Singh & Entrepreneurship 2. Maulana Asrarul Lok Sabha Human Resource Minority Affairs Haque Mohammad Development 3 Shri Kamwar Singh Lok Sabha Health and Family Rural Development, Tanwar Welfare Panchayati Raj and Drinking Water & Sanitation 4 Shri Sanjay (Kaka) Lok Sabha Power and New & Skill development & Ramchandra Patil Renewable Energy Entrepreneurship 5 Shri Ram Chnadra Lok Sabha Finance and Tourism Nishad Corporate Affairs 6 Shri Sushil Kumar Rajya Skill development Human Resource Gupta Sabha & Entrepreneurship Development 7 Shri Shailesh (Bulo Lok Sabha Power and New & Water Resources, Mandal) Kumar Renewable Energy River Development & Ganga Rejuvenation 8 Smt. Riti Pathak Lok Sabha Rural Development, Women and Child Panchayati Raj and Development Drinking Water & Sanitation 9 Dr. Subash Chnadra Rajya Home Affairs Human Resource Sabha Development 10 Shri Rajeev Shankar Lok Sabha Youth Affairs Railways Rao Satav 11 Shri Ram Kumar Rajya Railways Rural Development, Verma Sabha Panchayati Raj and Drinking Water & Sanitation 12 Shri Jitendra Lok Sabha Civil Aviation Development of North Choudhary Eastern region 13 Shri P. K. Lok Sabha Civil Aviation External Affairs Kunhalikutty
143 Table-42 Government Sponsored Goodwill Delegations of Parliamentarians sent abroad by the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs Delegations sent abroad S. Countries No. of Leaders Date Whether Hospitality No. MPs & extended (Boarding, Officers Lodging &Transportation) 1. Mauritius 13 3 Dr. U. Jan. Hospitality extended Venkateswarlu, 8-12, 1997 by host country MOS, Parliamentary Affairs 2. (i) China 12 3 Sh. Ramakant D. Jan. 28- Feb. (i) Hospitality (ii) Hong Khalap, MOS, Law 6, 1997 extended Kong (ii) Hospitality extended 3. (i) 10 3 Sh. Madan Lal Sept. 20-29, All the expenditure Thailand Khurana, MPA 1998 met by the (ii) Government of Indonesia Indian (iii)Singap ore (iv) Malaysia 4. Russia 12 2 Sh. Santosh Kr. April Hospitality extended Gangwar, MOS 4-11, 1999 to 12 delegates Parl. affairs 5. (i) 17 3 Sh. Pramod May All the expenditure Australia Mahajan, MPA 18-28, 2001 met by the (ii) New Government of India Zealand (ii) Singapore 6. (i) Egypt 17 3 Sh. Pramod Jan. All the expenditure (ii) South Mahajan, MPA 10-21, 2003 met by the Africa Government of India 7. (i) 22 4 Smt. Sushma Jun. (i) Hospitality Hungary Swaraj, MPA 5-13, 2003 extended partially (ii) (ii) Hospitality Bulgaria extended (iii)Roman (iii) Hospitality ia extended 8. (i) 9 3 Shri Ghulam Nabi May 31 – All the expenditure Guyana Azad, MPA Jun. 8, 2005 met by the (ii) Government of India
144 Venezuela (iii) Chile 9. (i) 5 2 Sh. B.K. Handique, July (i) Hospitality Banglades MOS Parl.affairs 10-16, 2005 extended h (ii) Hospitality (ii) extended Thailand (iii) Hospitality (iii) extended Bhutan 10. (i) Portugal 16 3 Shri Priyaranjan Das Nov, All the expenditure (ii) S Munshi, MPA 6-11, 2006 met by the pain Government of India 11. Singapore 4 2 Shri Bijoy Krishna January 21- All the expenditure Handique, MOS 25, 2008 met by the Government of India 12. USA 14 4 Shri Vayalar Ravi, 13-21 Sept. Expenditure met by MPA 2008 the Government of Indian 13. (i) Egypt 9 4 Shri Pawan Kumar 14-23 All the expenditure (ii) Greece Bansal, Minister of January, met by the (iii) Turkey Parliamentary 10 Government of India Affairs and Water Resources 14. France and 17 4 Shri Pawan Kumar 28 March, All the expenditure Switzerlan Bansal, Minister of 2010 met by the d Parliamentary to 4th April, Government of India Affairs and Water 2010 Resources
15. Japan 11 4 Pawan Kumar 26th January All the expenditure Bansal, Minister of to 2nd met by the Parliamentary February, Government of India Affairs, Science & 2011 Technology and Earth Sciences 16. Russia and 8 4 Shri Ashwani 1-10 May, All the expenditure Hungary Kumar, Minister of 2011 met by the State for Government of India Parliamentary Affairs, Planning, Science & Technology and Earth Sciences 17. Iceland , 9 3 Shri Pawan Kumar 23-30 June, All the expenditure Finland Bansal, Minister of 2011 met by the and Parliamentary Government of India
145 Estonia Affairs, Science & Technology and Earth Sciences 18. South 6 3 Shri Pawan Kumar 9-16 October, All the expenditure Africa Bansal, Minister of 2012 met by the Parliamentary Government of India Affairs and Water Resources 19. Australia 12 3 Shri Rajiv Shukla, 7-16 All the expenditure Minister of State for February, met by the Parliamentary 2013 Government of India Affairs and Planning 20. Indonesia 11 4 Shri Kamal Nath, 10-16, April, All the expenditure Minister of 2013 met by the Parliamentary Government of India Affairs and Urban Development 21. Turkmenis 8 4 Shri Paban Singh 26th October, All the expenditure tan and Ghatowar, Minister 2013 to 2nd met by the Armenia of State November, Government of India (Independent 2013 Charge) of the Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region and Minister of State in the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs 22. Mexico 7 3 Shri Santosh 26th Oct., All the expenditure City, Kumar Gangwar, 2014 to 7th met by the Argentina Minister of State November, Government of India and Chile for Parliamentary 2014 Affairs Australia 9 4 Shri Rajiv Pratap 24th May, All the expenditure 23. and New Rudy, Minister of 2015 to 4th met by the Zealand State for June, 2015 Government of India Parliamentary Affairs and Skill Development 24. Singapore, *9 4 Shri Mukhtar 10th April to All the expenditure Indonesia Abbas Naqvi, MoS 20th April, met by the and for Parliamentary 2016 Government of India Malaysia Affairs and Minority Affairs
146
25. Portugal *11 5 Shri AnanthKumar, 16th October, All the expenditure and Spain Minister of 2016 to 23rd met by the Parliamentary October, Government of India Affairs and 2016 Chemicals & Fertilizers Sweden, 10 5 Shri S.S. 29th May, All the expenditure 26. Norway Ahluwalia, 2017 to 6th met by the and Israel Minister of State June, 2017 Government of India for Parliamentary Affairs and Agriculture Farmers and Welfare 27. Italy and 7 2 Shri Arjun Ram 15th October, All the expenditure Germany Meghwal, Minister 2018 to 19th met by the of State for October, Government of India. Parliamentary 2018 Affairs and Minister of State in the Ministry of Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation.
147 Table -43
Foreign Delegations Received by Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs
Delegations received from abroad S. Countries No. of Leaders Date Whether Expenditure No. Delegates Hospitality incurred extended (Boarding, Lodging & Transportati on) 1. Russia 9 Sh. Andri V. Sept. 12-17, Local Selivanov, Dy. 1996 hospitality Chairman,Stat eDuma Committee, Women, Family & Youth Affairs 2. Hungary 9 Sh. Gyorgy Jan. 20-27, Local Csoti, Vice 1997 hospitality President, Committee on Foreign Affairs 3. Bulgaria 2 Sh. George Feb. 21-26, Local Ganchev, 1999 hospitality Chairman, and Parliamentary Internationa Group for l passage. Friendship with India 4. Italy 1 Senator March 11-19, - Partial Vincenzo 1999 Local Mungari, Hospitality President, extended Indo-Italian (Transporta Friendship tion, food & Association accommoda tion in Delhi only) 5. Poland 6 Sh. Stanislaw March 8-14, Local Grozonkkowsk 2000 hospitality i, Member of Sejm
148 6. Russia 7 Sh. S.V. Kara- Dec. 17-19, Local ool, Deputy 2000 hospitality Chairman, Committee of the Fedetation Council of International Affairs 7. Hungary 4 Sh. Istvan April 25-30, Local Ivanyi, 2001 hospitality Chairman, Foreign Affairs Committee 8. Romania 4 Sh. Ghiorighi Nov. 26-30, Local Prasacaru, 2001 hospitality Chairman, Committee on Foreign Policy 9. China 19 Mr. He Feb. 18-21, Local Guoqiang, 2004 hospitality Member of extended to Politburo of 5 delegates Communist Party 10. Hungary 6 Mr. Lazslo Jan. 17-22, Local Mandur, Ist 2006 hospitality Deputy Speaker of National Assembly of Hungary
11. Spain 8 Mr. Joseph 12-16 Partial Antoni Dural I December, 2006 hospitality Lleida, extended Chairman of the Spanish Standing
149 Committee of the Foreign Affairs of the Congress 12. Malta 5 Dr. Jason 12-16 March, Local Azzopardi, MP 2007 hospitality & Chairman, Standing Committee on Foreign and European Affairs, House of Representatives, Malta 13. Algeria 3 Mr. Fourali 18-22 Partial Hamid, Head of November, 2007 hospitality the Division of extended Cooperation and Studies
Table – 44
NAMES OF LEADERS OF THE LOK SABHA AND THE RAJYA SABHA OF
150 PARLIAMENT SINCE 1952
LOK SABHA
SL. No. NAME OF THE LEADER FROM TO 1. Shri Jawaharlal Nehru 02.04.1952 04.04.1957* 2. Shri Jawaharlal Nehru 05.04.1957 31.03.1962* 3. Shri Jawaharlal Nehru 02.04.1962 27.05.1964** 4. Shri Gulzari Lal Nanda 27.05.1964 09.06.1964 5. Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri 09.06.1964 11.01.1966** 6. Shri Gulzari Lal Nanda 11.01.1966 24.01.1966 7. Shri Satya Narain Sinha 24.01.1966 03.03.1967* 8. Smt. Indira Gandhi 04.03.1967 27.12.1970* 9. Smt. Indira Gandhi 15.03.1971 18.01.1977* 10. Shri Moraji Desai 24.03.1977 28.07.1979 11. Shri Charan Singh 28.07.1979 22.08.1979* 12. Smt. Indra Gandhi 14.01.1980 31.10.1984** 13. Shri Rajiv Gandhi 31.10.1984 31.12.1984* 14. Shri Rajiv Gandhi 31.12.1984 27.11.1989 15. Shri V.P. Singh 02.12.1989 09.11.1990 16. Shri Chandra Sekhar 10.11.1990 13.03.1991* 17. Shri Arjun Singh 09.07.1991 05.12.1991 18. Shri P.V. Narasimha Rao 06.12.1991 10.05.1996* 19. Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee 16.05.1996 31.05.1996 20. Shri Ram Vilas Paswan 04.06.1996 04.12.1997* 21. Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee 19.03.1998 26.04.1999* 22. Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee 13.10.1999 06.02.2004* 23. Shri Pranab Mukherjee 25.05.2004 26.6.2012 24. Sh. Sushil Kumar Shinde 03.08.2012 18.5.2014* 25. Sh. Narendra Modi 26.05.2014 -----
* Date of dissolution of Lok Sabha ** Date of demise NB: In Lok Sabha, the Prime Minister who is the Leader of the majority party in Lok Sabha, usually functions as Leader of the House. However, in 1966-67, 1991, 1996, 2004 and 2009 when the Prime Minister was not a Member of the Lok Sabha, Shri Satyanarayan Sinha, Shri Arjun Singh, Shri Ram Vilas Paswan and Shri Pranab Mukherjee and Shri shushil Kumar Shinde respectively were nominated as the Leader of the Lok Sabha.
151 RAJYA SABHA
SL. No. NAME OF THE LEADER Date of appointment 1. Shri N. GopalswamyAyyangar May, 1952 to February, 1953 2. Shri C.C. Biswas February, 1953 to November, 1954 3. Shri Lal bahadur Shastri November, 1954 to March, 1955 4. Shri Govind Ballabh Pant March, 1955 to February, 1961 5. Shri Hafiz Mohammed Ibrahim February, 1961 to August, 1963 6. Shri Y.B. Chavan August, 1963 to December, 1963 7. Shri Jaisukhlal Hathi February-March, 1964 8. Shri M.C. Chagla March, 1964 to November, 1967 9. Shri Jaisukh Lal Hathi November, 1967 to November, 1969 10. Shri K.K. Shah November, 1969 to May, 1971 11. Shri U.S. Dixit May, 1971 to December, 1975 12. Shri Kamlapati Tripathi December, 1975 to March, 1977 13. Shri L.K. Advani March, 1977 to August, 1979 14. Shri K.C. Pant August, 1979 to January, 1980 15. Shri Pranab Mukherjee January, 1980 to July, 1981 16 Shri Pranab Mukherjee August, 1981 to December, 1984 17. Shri V.P. Singh December, 1984 to April, 1987 18. Shri N.D. Tiwari 12.04.1987 to 27.06.1988 19. Shri P. Shiv Shankar July, 1988 to December, 1989 20. Shri M. S. Gurupadaswamy December, 1989 to November, 1990 21. Shri Yashwant Sinha December, 1990 to 20 June, 1991 22. Shri S.B. Chavan 02 July, 1991 to April, 1996 23. Shri Sikander Bakht 20.5.1996 to 31.05.1996 24. Shri I.K. Gujral June 1996 to November 1996 25. Shri H.D. Deve Gowda November 1996 to April 1997 26. Shri I.K. Gujral April 1997 to March 1998 27. Shri Sikander Bakht March 1998 to October 1999 28. Shri Jaswant Singh 13.10.1999 to 22.05.2004 29. Dr. Manmohan Singh 01.06.2004 to 18.05.2009 30. Dr. Manmohan Singh 29.05.2009 to 26.05.2014 31. Shri Arun Jaitley 02.06.2014 onwards
152 TABLE – 45
STATEMENT INDICATING THE NAME OF THE LEADERS OF OPPOSITION ALONGWITH THEIR PARTY ETC. SINCE NOVEMBER 1ST 1977 WHEN THE SALARY AND ALLOWANCES OF LEADERS OF OPPOSITION IN PARLIAMENT ACT, 1977 CAME INTO FORCE
Sl. Name of the Party Period Sl. Name of the Party Period No. Leader of the No. Leader of the Opposition in Lok Opposition in Sabha Rajya Sabha 1. Sh. Y.B. Chavan Cong. 01.11.77 1. Sh. Kamlapati Cong. 01.11.77 to to 11.04.78 Tripathi 14.02.78 2. Sh. C.M. Stephen Cong.(I) 12.4.78 to 2. Sh. Bhola Paswan Cong. 24.02.78 to 9.7.79 Shastri (Reddy) 23.03.78 3. Sh. Y.B. Chavan Cong. 10.7.78 to 3. Sh. Kamlapati Cong. (I) 23.03.78 to 27.7.79 Tripathi 02.4.78 4. Sh. Jagjivan Ram Janta 28.7.79 to 4. Sh. Kamlapati Cong. (I) 18.04.78 to Party 22.8.79 Tripathi 07.01.80 5. Sh. Rajiv Gandhi Cong.(I) 18.12.89 to 5. Sh. L.K. Advani Janata 21.01.80 to 23.12.90 Party 06.04.80 6. Sh. L.K. Advani BJP 24.12.90 to 6. Sh. P. Shiv Cong. (I) 18.12.89 to 13.3.91 Shankar 02.01.91 7. Sh. L.K. Advani BJP 21.6.91 to 7. Sh. M.S. Janata Dal 28.06.91 to 26.7.93 Gurupandswamy 21.07.91 8. Sh. A.B. Vajpayee BJP 26.7.93 to 8. Sh. S. Jaipal Janata Dal 22.07.91 to 10.5.96 Reddy 28.06.92 9. Sh. P.V.Narasimha Cong(I) 16.5.96 to 9. Sh. Sikander BJP 07.07.92 to Rao 31.5.96 Bakht 15.5.96
10. Sh. A.B. Vajpayee BJP 1.6.96 to 10. Sh. S.B. Chavan Cong. (I) 23.05.96 to 4.12.97 31.05.96 11. Sh. Sharad Pawar Cong(I) 19.3.98 to 11. Sh. Sikander BJP 01.06.96 to 26.4.99 Bakht 19.03.98 12. Smt. Sonia Gandhi Cong(I) 13.10.99 to 12. Dr. Manmohan Cong. (I) 21.03.98 to 6.2.04 Singh 22.5.2004 13. Sh. L.K. Advani BJP 22.5.04 to 13. Sh. Jaswant Singh BJP 3.6.2004 to 18.5.09 5.7.2004 14. Sh. L.K. Advani BJP 22.5.09 to 14. Sh. Jaswant Singh BJP 5.7.2004 to 21.12.09 16.5.2009 15. Sh. Sushma Swaraj BJP 21.12.09 to 15. Sh. Arun Jaitely BJP 3.6.2009 to 18.05.14 2.4.2012 and 3.4.2012 to 26.5.2014 16 Sh. Ghulam Nabi Cong(I) 08.06.2014 to Azad 10.2.2015 and 16.2.2015 onwards.
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MEETING WITH LEADERS OF VARIOUS POLITICAL PARTIES/GROUPS
S.No. Date & Venue Subject Presided by Ministry Remarks concerned 1. 22.05.1998 Electoral Minister of Ministry of Law, Committee Reforms Home Affairs Justice & Room 'Main', Company Parliament Affairs House Annexe 2. 10.07.1998 Reservation of Prime Ministry of Law, 62, Parliament Women in Minister Justice & House Parliament Company and Affairs Legislative Assemblies in States 3. 9.12.1998 Women's Prime Ministry of Law, Committee Reservation Minister Justice & Room 'B' Bill Company Parliament Affairs House Annexe 4. 29.05.1999 Situation Prime Ministry of Committee arising out of Minister Defence Room 'D' the illegal Parliament presence of House Annexe infiltrators in the Kargil Sector of J&K 5. 28.06.1999 Developments Prime Ministry of Committee in Kargil Minister Defence Room 'Main', Parliament House Annexe 6. 13.12.1999 Constitution Minister of Ministry of 62, Parliament 79th Parliamentary Health & Family House Amendment Affairs Welfare Bill, 1952 (Two Children norm for legislators) 7. 22.12.1998 Women's Prime Ministry of Law, 63, Parliament Reservation in Minister Justice and House Parliament Company and Affairs
154 Legislative Assembly in States 8. 25.04.2000 Drought Prime Ministry of 53, Parliament situation in the Minister Agriculture House Country 9. 08.05.2000 Prevailing Prime Ministry of 53, P. House situation in Sri Minister External Affairs Lanka 10. 13.05.2000 Further Minister of Ministry of Law, 62, Parliament extension of Law, Justice Justice & House the freeze on and Company Company Delimitation Affairs Affairs of Electoral Constituencies 11. 03.02.2001 Situation Prime Ministry of 53, Parliament arising out of Minister Agriculture House devastating earthquake in Gujarat 12. 18.02.2001 First meeting Prime Ministry of of the National Minister Agriculture Committee on Disaster Management 13. 21.02.2001 Situation in Prime Ministry of 53, Parliament Jammu & Minister Home Affairs House Kashmir (Unilateral ceasefire declared by Government of India) 14. 14.04.2001 Normal Prime Ministry of 53, Parliament functioning of Minister Parliamentary House Parliament Affairs 15. 19.05.2001 The Prime Ministry of 53, Parliament Constitution Minister Rural House (87th Development Amendment) Bill, 1999 (Panchayati Raj) 16. 09.07.2001 Discussion on Prime Ministry of 7, Race Course the visit of Minister External Affairs Road Shri Parvez
155 Musharraf, President of Pakistan (Agra Summit) 17. 19.07.2001 Outcome of Prime Ministry of 53, Parliament Agra Summit Minister External Affairs House 18. 13.09.2001 Electoral Minister of Ministry of Law, 62, Parliament Reforms Law, Justice Justice & House and Company Company Affairs Affairs 19. 15.09.2001 Terrorist Prime Ministry of 53, Parliament Attack in Minister External Affairs House America (11.09.2001)
20. 30.10.2001 American Prime Ministry of 53, Parliament Military Minister External Affairs House Action in Afghanistan 21. 04.12.2001 Prevention of Prime Ministry of 53, Parliament Terrorism Minister Home Affairs House Ordinance, 2001 (POTO)
22. 30.12.2001 Present status Prime Ministry of 7, Race Course on Indo-Pak Minister External Affairs Road relations
23. 26.02.2002 Ayodhya Issue Prime Ministry of 53, Parliament Minister Home Affairs House 24. 08.07.2002 Electoral Minister of Ministry of Law 53, Parliament Reforms in the Law & & Justice House light of recent Justice direction passed by the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India 25. 02.08.2002 Electoral Minister of Ministry of Law Reforms in the Home Affairs & Justice light of recent direction passed by the
156 Hon'ble Supreme Court of India 26. 07.03.2003 Women's Prime Ministry of Law 53, Parliament Reservation Minister & Justice House Bill 27. 10.03.2003 Evolving Prime Ministry of 53, Parliament situation with Minister External Affairs House regard to Iraq (American military action on Iraq) 28. 13.03.2003 Delimitation Minister of Ministry of Law 53, Parliament of Electoral Parliamentary & Justice House Constituencies Affairs 29. 22.03.2003 Current Prime Ministry of 53, Parliament Situation in Minister External Affairs House Iraq
30. 25.07.2003 Public Prime Ministry of 53, Parliament Distribution Minister Consumer House System Affairs, Food and Public Distribution 31. 29.10.2003 Electoral Minister of Ministry of Law 53, Parliament Reforms Law & & Justice House (System of Justice Open Ballot for elections to the Council of States and other issues) 32. 09.01.2005 Situation Prime Ministry of Panchavati 7, arising out of Minister Home Affairs Race Course Tsunami (Disaster Road disaster on Management) 26.10.2004 southern part 33. 23.11.2009 Situatuion Finance Ministry of PDR rising prices Minister Agriculture Parlaiment of House Annexe, essential New Delhi commodities in India
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34. 15.9.2010 Situation Prime Ministry of Home Panchaviati arising out of Minister Home Affairs Minister led 7,Race Course State of the Road Jammu & Delegation of Kashmir All Party Leaders during 20-22 Sept. 2010 in Jammu & Kashmir 35. 8.2.2011 Smoothly Finance Ministry of PDR, Running of Minister Parliamentary Parlaiment Parliament Affairs House Annexe, New Delhi 36. 3.7.2011 Lokpal Bill Prime Ministry of Ministry of 7, Race Course Minister Personnel, Parliamentary Road, New Public Affairs has Delhi Grievances and coordinated Pensions with the Prime Minister Office for conducting the all Party meeting 37. 24.8.2011 Lokpal Bill Prime Ministry of Ministry of 7, Race Course Minister Personnel, Parliamentary Road, New Public Affairs has Delhi Grievances and coordinated Pensions with the Prime Minister Office for conducting the all Party meeting 38. 29.11.2011 Smoothly Finance Ministry of 9, Parliament Running of Minister Parliamentary House, New Parliament Affairs Delhi 39. 07.12.2011 Smoothly Finance Ministry of 9, Parliament Running of Minister Parliamentary House, New Parliament Affairs
158 Delhi 40. 14.12.2011 Lokpal Bill Prime Ministry of Ministry of 7, Race Course Minister Personnel, Parliamentary Road, New Public Affairs has Delhi Grievances and coordinated Pensions with the Prime Minister Office for conducting the all Party meeting
41. 23.3.2012 Lokpal Bill Prime Ministry of Ministry of 7, Race Course Minister Personnel, Parliamentary Road, New Public Affairs has Delhi Grievances and coordinated Pensions with the Prime Minister Office for conducting the all Party meeting 42 21.8.2012 Reservation in Prime Ministry of Ministry of 7, Race Course Promotions Minister Social Justice Parliamentary Road, New SCs & STs in and Affairs has Delhi the Posts and Empowerment coordinated Services with the Prime Minister Office for conducting the all Party meeting 43. 26.11.2012 Smoothly Finance Ministry of 63, Parliament Running of Minister Parliamentary House, New Parliament Affairs Delhi 44. 9.4.2013 and Land Home Minister of Rural 18.4.2013 Acquisition Minister Development 53, Parliament Bill House, New Delhi 45. 01.08.2013 Smooth Home Ministry of G 074, functioning of Minister Parliamentary
159 Parliament the Monsoon Affairs Library Session Building, New Delhi
46. 13.08.2013 Smooth Parliamentary Ministry of Room No.62, functioning of Minister Parliamentary Parliament the Monsoon Affairs House New Session Delhi 47 02.12.2013 Smooth Parliamentary Ministry of G 074, functioning of Minister Parliamentary Parliament the Winter Affairs Library Session Building, New Delhi
48. 03.02.2014 Smooth Parliamentary Ministry of G 074, functioning of Minister Parliamentary Parliament the Winter Affairs Library Session Building, New Delhi 49. 07.07.2014 Smooth Parliamentary Ministry of G 074, functioning of Minister Parliamentary Parliament the Budget Affairs Library Session Building, New Delhi 50 23.11.2014 Smooth Parliamentary Ministry of G 074, functioning of Affairs Parliamentary Parliament the Winter Affairs Library Session Building, New Delhi
51. 22.02.2015 Smooth Parliamentary Ministry of G 074, functioning of Affairs Parliamentary Parliament the Budget Affairs Library Session Building, New Delhi 52. 20.07.2015 Smooth Parliamentary Ministry of 63, Parliament functioning of Minister Parliamentary House, New the Monsoon Affairs Delhi Session
160 53. 3.08.2015 Smooth Parliamentary Ministry of G-074 functioning of Minister Parliamentary Parliament the Monsoon Affairs Library Session Building, New Delhi
54. 25.11.2015 Smooth Parliamentary Ministry of G-074 functioning of Minister Parliamentary Parliament the Winter Affairs Library Session Building, New Delhi 55. 22.02.2016 Smooth Parliamentary Ministry of G-074 functioning of Minister Parliamentary Parliament the Budget Affairs Library Session Building, New Delhi 56. 17.07.2016 Smooth Parliamentary Ministry of G-074 functioning of Minister Parliamentary Parliament the Monsoon Affairs Library Session Building, New Delhi 57. 3.9.2016 Situation Home Ministry of G-074 arising out of Minister Home Affairs Parliament State of Library Jammu & Building, New Kashmir Delhi 58 15.11.2016 Smooth Parliamentary Ministry of G-074, functioning of Minister Parliamentary Parliament the Monsoon Affairs Library Session Building, New Delhi 59. 30.01.2017 Smooth Parliamentary Ministry of G-074, functioning of Minister Parliamentary Parliament the Budget Affairs Library Building Session N.D 60, 16.07.2017 Smooth Parliamentary Ministry of G-074 functioning of Minister Parliamentary Parliament the Monsoon Affairs Library Session
161 Building, New Delhi 61. 14.12.2017 Smooth Parliamentary Ministry of G-074, functioning of Minister Parliamentary Parliament the Winter Affairs Library Building Session New Delhi 62. 28.01.2018 Smooth Parliamentary Ministry of G- 074, functioning of Minister Parliamentary Parliament the Budget Affairs Library Building Session New Delhi 63 17.07.2018 Smooth Parliamentary Ministry of G- 074, functioning of Minister Parliamentary Parliament the Monsoon Affairs Library Building Session New Delhi 64. 10.12.2018 Smooth Parliamentary Ministry of G- 074, functioning of Minister Parliamentary Parliament the Winter Affairs Library Building Session New Delhi 65 31.01.2019 Smooth Parliamentary Ministry of G- 074, functioning of Minister Parliamentary Parliament the Interim Affairs Library Building Budget New Delhi Session
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STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF ALL INDIA WHIP’S CONFERENCES HELD BY THE MINISTRY OF PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS
SL. No. of Place where held Date & Year of Remarks No. AIWC Conference 1 First Indore 13th Sept, 1952 Held under the auspices of the congress Party in Parliament. 2 Second Mysore 15th & 16th Inaugurated by Shri K. Hanumanthayya, Chief January, 1955 Minister of Mysore. 3 Third Sher-i-Kashmir 24th& 25th Inaugurated by Shri G.M. Bakshi, Prime Minister International September, of Kashmir. Conference 1956 Centre, Srinagar 4 Fourth The Council Hall, 24th & Inaugurated by Shri Y.B. Chavan, Chief Minister Bombay 25thOctober, of Maharashtra. 1962 5 Fifth Karnataka Vidhan 4th& 6th Inaugurated by Shri N. Nijalingappa, Chief Sabha, Bangalore January, 1966 Minister of Mysore. 6 Sixth Himachal Bhavan, 4th to 6th Inaugurated by Dr. Y.S. Parmar, Chief Minister of Shimla October, 1967 Himachal Pradesh. 7 Seventh Rajaji Hall, 21st to 23rd Inaugurated by Shri M. Karunanidhi. Madras September, 1969 8 Eighth Madhya Pradesh 3rd and 4th Inaugurated by Shri S. N. Sinha Governor, Vidhan Sabha November, Madhya Pradesh. Bhavan, Bhopal 1972 9 Ninth Himachal 27th& 28th Inaugurated by Shri Vir Bhadra Singh, Chief Legislative October,1983 Minister of Himachal Pradesh. Assembly Hall, Shimla 10 Tenth Main Committee 26th Inaugurated by Dr. M. ThambiDurai, Deputy Room Parliament November,1988 Speaker, Lok Sabha. House Annexe, New Delhi. 11 Eleventh Banquet Hall, 17th to 19th Inaugurated by Shri M. VeerappaMoily, Chief VidhanSoudha, January, 1994 Minister of Kanataka. Bangalore. 12 Twelfth Sher-I-Kashmir 21st& 22nd Inaugurated by Dr. Farooq Abdulla, Chief Minister International August, 1997 of Jammu & Kashmir. Conference Centre, Srinagar 13 Thirteenth Dr. Marri Channa 4th& 5th Inaugurated by Shri Bhairon Singh Shekhawat, Reddy Human February, 2005 Hon’ble Vice-President of India. Resource Development Institute, Hyderabad
163 -2- 14 Fourteenth Central Hall, 4th& 5th Inaugurated by Shri Mohammad Hamid Ansari, Vidhan Bhavan, February, 2008 Hon’ble Vice-President of India. Mumbai. 15 Fifteenth Hotel Mountview 10th& 11th Inaugurated by Shri Shivraj V. Patil, Hon’ble Sector-10, February, 2010 Governor of Punjab & UT, Chandigarh. Chandigarh 16 Sixteenth Hotel Radisson 13th& 14th Inaugurated by Shri M.Venkaiah Naidu, Minister Blue, Cavelossim October, 2014 of Parliamentary Affairs. Beach, Goa. 17 Seventeenth Hotel Novotel, 29th& 30th Inaugurated by Shri M.Venkaiah Naidu, Minister Varun Beach, September,2015 of Parliamentary Affairs. Visakhapatnam. 18 Eighteenth Hotel Radisson 8-9 Inaugurated by Smt. Vasundhara Raje, Chief Blue, Udaipur, January,2018 Minister of Rajasthan and Shri Ananth Kumar, Rajasthan Union Minister for Parliamentary Affairs.
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STATEMENT SHOWING THE SALARY, ALLOWANCE AND OTHER FACILITIES ADMISSIBLE TO MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
S.No Item Salary, Allowances and other facilities 1. Salary Rs. 1,00,000/- per month w.e.f 01/04/2018.
2. Daily Allowances Rs. 2,000/- w.e.f 01/10/2010. The MPs have to sign the register, maintained for this purpose by the Secretariats of the Lok Sabha/Rajya Sabha, on all the days (except intervening holidays for which no such signing is required) of the session of the House for which the allowance is claimed.
3. Other Allowances W.e.f. 01/04/2018 Constituency Allowances @ Rs. 70,000/- per month and Office Expense Allowance @ Rs.60,000/- per month out of which Rs. 20,000/- shall be for meeting expenses on stationery item etc. and postage; and Lok/Rajya Sabha Secretariat may pay upto Rs.40,000/- per month to the person(s) as may be engaged by a Member for obtaining secretarial assistance and one person shall be a computer literate duly certified by the Member.
4. Telephones 1,50,000 free calls per annum on all the three telephones at Delhi residence, constituency residence and for Internet connectivity purposes pooled together. Trunk call bills adjusted within the monetary ceiling of 1,50,000 local calls per annum. Excess calls made over and above the quota allowed to be adjusted in the next year's quota.
Where a Member does not utilize total free local calls available to him, the balance unutilized telephone calls shall be carried forward till his seat becomes vacant.
A Member is entitled to use any number of telephones for utilizing total free local calls available to him at his residences in Delhi and constituency provided that the telephones should be in his name and installation and rental charges for telephones other than the three telephones provided to him will be borne by him. A Member may avail two Mobile phones (one in Delhi and another in constituency) with national roaming facility from MTNL and BSNL or any other Private Operator where services of MTNL or BSNL are not available for utilizing total free local calls provided that registration and rental charges for private mobile phone will be borne by him.
A Member is also entitled to avail broadband facility from MTNL/BSNL on any one of the above-cited three telephones against ten thousand surrendered call units per annum. In addition to that a member may also avail high speed FTTH with wifi services at Delhi residence subject to the condition that only upto Rs. 2,200/- per month are paid by the Government towards the charges of this facility directly to MTNL.
The 3G facility as offered by MTNL/BSNL is optional for Members. The charges towards the 3G package as well as additional usage of facility will be adjustable within the aforesaid 1, 50,000 free calls available to the Member. However, the 3G compatible handset is to be purchased by the Member himself/herself.
5. Housing Rent-free flats only (including hostel accommodation). If a Member is allotted bungalow at his request, he shall pay full normal rent, if he is entitled to such accommodation.
165 Newly elected Member of Parliament reaching Delhi prior to publication of notification of his election by Election Commission, is entitled to transit accommodation.
Rent-free furniture upto the monetary ceiling of Rs.80,000/- for durable furniture and Rs.20,000/- for non-durable furniture and rental for additional items of furniture based on depreciated value.
Free washing of sofa covers and curtains every three months. Tiles in bathroom, kitchen as demanded by MP.
6. Water and 50,000 units of electricity per annum, (25,000 units each Light/Power meters or Electricity pooled together) and 4,000 kiloliters of water per annum beginning January every year. Members who have no power meters installed are allowed 50,000 units per annum on light meter.
Unutilized units of electricity and water shall be carried over to the subsequent years. Excess units consumed shall be adjusted against the next year's quota.
Joint entitlement for free consumption of electricity and water units if both husband and wife happen to be Members of Parliament and reside in the same accommodation On retirement/resignation/death, a Member or his family may be allowed to consume the balance units of electricity and water for that year within one month
7. Medical As available to Grade-I Officers of the Central Government under CGHS.
8. Conveyance w.e.f 01/10/2010, Rs.4,00,000/- on interest @ as applicable to the Central Advance Government employees, recoverable within a maximum period of 5 years not extending beyond the tenure of MP.
9. Pension to Ex-MPs (i) w.e.f. 01/04/2018, minimum pension of Rs. 25,000/- per month to every person who has served for any period, as Member of Provisional Parliament or either House of Parliament and additional pension of Rs. 2,000/- per month for every year of membership of Parliament in excess of five year.
(ii) A period of nine months or more is reckoned equivalent to complete one year for the purpose of payment of additional pension.
(iii) Ex-MPs pension allowed irrespective of any other pension.
10. Pension to the Family pension, equivalent to one half of the pension which a Member of spouse/dependent Parliament would have received to spouse/dependent of deceased member/ex- of an MP dying in Member - to the spouse for life (except when the spouse is ex-MP) or to the harness dependent till the person continues to be a dependent.
11. Travelling Air- One air fare in any airline. Also air fare for one companion in case of a allowance blind/physically incapacitated MP.
Steamer- One fare for the highest class (without diet).
Road- (i) Rs. 16/- per km. (w.e.f 01/10/2010) (ii) Minimum Rs. 120/- to/fro from Delhi airport and residence at Delhi. (iii) TA by road when the places are not connected by mail, express and superfast trains; (iv) TA for air journey(s) during the short interval between two sittings of a Department related Standing 166 Committee during budget session recess, limited to one air fare + DA for the days of absence; (v) road mileage for travel by spouse when not accompanying the Member to and fro railway station/airport in respect of journeys as permissible in a year; (vi) Member who is residing within 300 km distance from Delhi may travel by road and claim road mileage @ Rs. 16/- per km; (vii) Member/Spouse from North-Eastern States of Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim and Tripura may travel by road from residence in the constituency/State to the nearest airport; (vii) physically incapacitated member allowed to travel by road in lieu of rail/air journeys.
12. Travelling Facility (i)Railway pass for MP for travelling in AC-I Class or Executive Class of any Indian Railways. Spouse can also travel with MP in the same class. (ii) Companion can also travel with MP in AC-II tier. (iii) Member having no spouse can take one person with him/her in AC-I/Executive class in addition to the companion allowed in AC-II tier. (iv) air travel to and fro Delhi for the MP from Ladakh - for the Member and the spouse or one companion; (v) to and fro air travel facility for the Member from the Andaman & Nicobar Islands and Lakshadweep and spouse or one companion between the Island and the mainland; (vi) blind or physically incapacitated Member can take an attendant in the air/rail journeys in which he himself travels in lieu of the companion in AC-II tier. (vii) Thirty four single air journeys in a year from any place to any other place in India either alone or along with spouse or any number of companions or relatives within this ceiling. (viii) adjustment of 8 excess air journeys against the next year's entitlement; (ix) carry forward of unutilized air journeys to subsequent years; (x) spouse or companion of a Member may travel alone to join the Member 8 times in a year against 34 air journeys available to the Member in a year; (xi) steamer passes for highest class of steamer for MPs from Andaman and Nicobar Islands and Lakshadweep and Spouse/Companion (without diet); (xii) to and fro air travel when the usual place of residence is inaccessible by rail, road or steamer, between the nearest place having rail service, (xiii) Members may travel by any Airlines for availing the air journeys available to them as Member of Parliament.
13. Travelling facility (1) Ex-MP alongwith a companion are entitled to free AC-II tier rail travel to Ex-MPs facility from one place to any other place in India, on the basis of an authorization issued for this purpose by concerned Secretariat of Parliament as the case may be. (2) Entitled to travel alone in any train by any railway by AC-I. (3) Steamer facility to Members belonging to Andaman & Nicobar Island and Lakshadweep between the island and the mainland of India.
14. Facilities to the Family of a deceased Member may retain: family of deceased (a) Government accommodation for a period of 6 months from the date of death MP of such Member. (b) Telephone facilities for a period not exceeding two months from the date of death of the Member.
15. Medical facilities CGH Scheme is applicable to former members of Parliament residing in cities for Ex-MPs covered by CGH Scheme on payment of contribution at the same rate as they were paying as Member of Parliament. This facility can be obtained direct from Director General (CGHS), Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi.
16. Facilities to (a) With effect from 26.04.1999, the Members of prematurely dissolved Lok Members of Sabha are allowed to utilize the balance of unutilized (i) free 1,50,000 telephone prematurely calls, (ii) 50,000 units of electricity, and (iii) 4,000 Kilolitres of water during the 167 dissolved Lok period from dissolution of the Lok Sabha till constitution of the new Lok Sabha. Sabha In case of excess consumption of such units, the same will be allowed to be adjusted in case the Member is elected to the new Lok Sabha against the quota that will be available to him, in the first year.
17. Travelling facility W.e.f. 01/10/2010, the spouse of a Member has been allowed to travel any to the spouse of number of times, by railway in first class air-conditioned or executive class in Member any train from the usual place of residence of the Member to Delhi and back; and when Parliament is in session, by air or partly by air and partly by rail, from the usual place of residence of the Member to Delhi or back, subject to the condition that the total number of such air journeys shall not exceed eight in a year. When Parliament is in session, and the spouse of a Member performs such journey or part thereof by road, a road mileage @ Rs.16/- per K.M. is allowed. When Parliament is in session, and such journey or part thereof is performed from some other place than the usual place of residence of the Member, then the spouse is entitled to an amount equal to actual air-fare or the air-fare from the usual place of residence to Delhi or back, whichever is less.
18. Facilities to the Family of a deceased Member may retain:- family of deceased (a) Government accommodation for a period of 6 months from the date of death MP of such Member. (b) Telephone facilities for a period not exceeding two months from the date of death of the Member.
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FACILITIES EXTENDED TO EX-MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT
S.No. Item Admissibility 1. Pension (i) w.e.f. 01/04/2018, minimum pension of Rs. 25,000/- per month to every person who has served for any period, as Member of Provisional Parliament or either House of Parliament and additional pension of Rs. 2,000/- per month for every year of membership of Parliament in excess of five years without any maximum ceiling. (ii) A period of nine months or more is reckoned equivalent to complete one year for the purpose of payment of additional pension. (iii) Ex-MPs pension allowed irrespective of any other pension without any upper limit on the aggregate. 2. Family Pension Family pension, equivalent to one half of the pension which a Member of Parliament would have received, to spouse/dependent of deceased member/ex- Member - to the spouse for life (except when the spouse as ex-MP) and to the dependent till the person continues to be a dependent. 3. Traveling facility (i) Ex-MPs alongwith a companion are entitled to free AC-II tier rail travel facility from one place to any other place in India, on the basis of an authorization issued for this purpose by concerned Secretariat of Parliament as the case may be. (ii) Entitled to travel alone in any train by any railway by AC-I. (iii) Steamer facility to Members belonging to Andaman & Nicobar Island and Lakshadweep between the island and the mainland of India. 4. Medical Facilities CGH Scheme is applicable to former members of Parliament residing in cities covered by CGH Scheme on payment of contribution at the same rate as they were paying as Member of Parliament. This facility can be obtained direct from Director General (CGHS), Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi. 5. Facilities to Members (a) With effect from 26.04.1999, the Members of prematurely dissolved Lok of prematurely Sabha are allowed to utilize the balance of unutilized (i) free 1,50,000 dissolved Lok Sabha telephone calls, (ii) 50,000 units of electricity, and (iii) 4,000 kls. of water during the period from dissolution of the Lok Sabha till constitution of the new Lok Sabha. In case of excess consumption of such units, the same will be allowed to be adjusted in case the member is elected to the new Lok Sabha against the quota that will be available to him, in the first year.
169 TABLE-50 DETAILSOFTHEYOUTHPARLIAMENTCOMPETITIONSFORTHESCHOOLSOFNCTOFDE LHIANDNDMCSINCE1966 S.No. Year Competition No.ofparticipat NameoftheSchoolstandingfirst ingschools
1 1966-67 First 16 LadyIrwinHr.Sec.School,CanningRoad, New Delhi. 2 1967-68 Second 25 Govt. GirlsHr.Sec.School,RajouriGarden,Delhi
3 1968-69 Third 43 LadyIrwinHr.Sec.School,CanningRoad,New
Delhi
4 1969-70 Fourth 42 LadyIrwinHr. Sec.School,CanningRo ad,NewDelhi 5 1970-71 Fifth 41 LadyIrwinHr.Sec.School,CanningRo ad,NewDelhi 6 1971-72 Sixth 50 Govt.GirlsHr.Sec.School,SarojiniNa gar,NewDelhi 7 1972-73 Seventh 43 AndhraEducationSocietyHr.Sec.School,Ro useAvenue,NewDelhi
8 1973-74 Eighth 50 LadyIrwinHr.Sec.School,CanningRoad,New Delhi 9 1974-75 Ninth 49 DTEAHr.Sec.School,LaxmibaiNagar, NewDelhi. 10. 1975-76 Tenth 52 DTEAHr.Sec.School,PusaRoad, NewDelhi 11 1976-77 Eleventh 52 NavHindGirls’Hr.Sec.School,RohtakRoa d,NewDelhi 12 1977-78 Twelfth 48 Govt.Girls’Sr.Sec.SchoolNo.1,RajouriGar den,NewDelhi. 13 1978-79 Thirteenth 52(including8 DTEAHr.Sec.School, *KV) PusaRoad,KarolBagh,NewDelhi
14 1979-80 Fourteenth 52(including10 Govt.Girls’Sr.Sec.School,AdarshNag *KV) ar,NewDelhi 15 1980-81 Fifteenth 54(including15 K.V.No.1,Sector- *KV) IV,Faridabad,Haryana. 16 1981-82 Sixteenth 52(including ShriS.D.Girls’Sr.Sec.School,EastPatelN 5*KV) agar,NewDelhi 17 1982-83 Seventeenth 62(including K.V.AndrewsGanj,NewDelhi 25*KV) 18 1983-84 Eighteenth 38 Govt.GirlsSr.Sec.School,RameshNa gar,NewDelhi
170 19 1984-85 Ninteenth 20 Govt.GirlsSr.Sec.School,MotiNagar, NewDelhi 20 1985-86 Twentieth 29 Govt.GirlsSr.Sec.School,Jungpura,N ewDelhi 21 1986-87 Twenty-first 26 Govt.GirlsSr.Sec.School,KrishnaNa gar,Delhi 22 1987-88 Twenty- 27 Govt.GirlsSr.Sec.School,VivekVihar second ,Delhi 23 1988-89 Twenty-third 31 Govt.GirlsSr.Sec.SchoolNo.1,LodhiRoad ,NewDelhi 24 1989-90 Twenty-fourth 53 MBDAVSr.Sec.School,YusufSarai, NewDelhi 25 1990-91 Twenty-fifth 29 Govt.GirlsSr.Sec.School,PalamE nclave,NewDelhi 26 1991-92 Twenty-sixth 35 Govt.GirlsSr.Sec.School,GTRoa d,Shahdara,Delhi 27 1992-93 Twenty 48 Govt.GirlsSr.Sec.School,Adarsh - Nagar,NewDelhi 28 1993-94 Twentyseventh -eighth 41 Govt.GirlsSr.Sec.SchoolNo.1,Sarojin iNagar,NewDelhi 29 1994-95 Twenty-ninth 50 MaharajaAgarsainPublicSchool,Ashok Vihar,Phase-IV,NewDelhi 30 1995-96 Thirtieth 43 MaharajaAgarsainPublicSchool,Ashok Vihar,Phase-IV,NewDelhi 31 1996-97 Thirty-first 54 Govt.GirlsSr.Sec.School,Andrew sGanj,NewDelhi 32 1997-98 Thirty-second 53 Govt.GirlsSr.Sec.SchoolNo.1,Kalkaji ,NewDelhi 33 1998-99 Thirty-third 53 ManavSthaliSchool,R- Block,NewRajinderNagar,NewDelhi. 34 1999-2000 Thirty-fourth 65 DoonPublicSchool,PaschimVih ar,NewDelhi 35 2000-2001 Thirty-fifth 69 Govt.GirlsSr.Sec.School,Chhatar pur,NewDelhi 36 2001-2002 Thirty-sixth 38 SarvodayaKanyaVidyalaya,Shadi Khampur,NewDelhi 37 2002-2003 Thirty-seventh 39 Govt.GirlsSr.Sec.SchoolNo.3,Sarojin iNagar,NewDelhi. 38 2003-2004 Thirty– 67 SatbhrawanAryaGirlsSr.Sec.School,AryaSama eighth jRoad,KarolBagh,NewDelhi 39 2004-2005 Thirty–Ninth 49 SarvodayaKanyaVidyalaya,RajouriGa rden(Main),NewDelhi 40 2005-2006 Fortieth 46 SarvodayaKanyaVidyalaya,Panda raRoad,NewDelhi
171 41 2006-2007 Forty-first 31 SarvodayaKanyaVidyalaya,Moti Nagar,NewDelhi 42 2007-2008 Forty-Second 33 R.N.ThakurSarvodayaKanyaVidyalaya,EastVi nodNagar,Delhi 43. 2008-2009 Forty-Third 33 Govt.GirlsSr.Sec.School,VivekVihar,Delhi
44. 2009-2010 Forty-Fourth 32 Green FieldsSchool, A- 2,SafadurjungEnclave,NewDelhi 45. 2010-11 Forty-Fifth 33 N.C.JindalPublicSchool,PunjabiBagh,NewDel hi. 46. 2011-12 Forty-Sixth 33 SSLTGujrat Sr.SecondarySchool,RajNiwasMarg,Delhi-54 47. 2012-13 Forty-seventh 33 Delhi International Public Schhol, Rohini, New Delhi. 48. 2013-14 Forty-eighth 33 Presentation Convent Sr. Sec. School, Delhi
49. 2014-15 Forty-Nine 34 Happy School, DaryaGanj, New Delhi
50. 2015-16 Fiftieth 35 Greenfields Public School, Dilshad Garden, Delhi 51 2016-17 Fifty -First 34 Rukmini Devi Public School, CD, Pitampura
52 2017-18 Fifty Second 33 Bharati Public School,SwasthyaVihar
53 2018-19 Fifty Third 33 * Results yet to be announced *
*KendriyaVidyalaya
TABLE – 51
DETAILS OF THE YOUTH PARLIAMENT COMPETITIONS HELD BETWEEN 1983-88 AMONG KENDRIYAVIDYALAYAS LOCATED IN AND AROUND DELHI
Sl. No. Year No. of participating schools Name of the Kendriya Vidyalaya Standing first
1 1983-84 20 K.V. No.1, AFS, Agra
2 1984-85 20 K.V., INA Colony, New Delhi
3 1985-86 26 K.V., KCC, Khetri Nagar, Rajasthan
4 1986-87 26 K.V. No.1, Gwalior (M.P.)
5 1987-88 31 K.V., JNU Campus, New Delhi
172 TABLE-52
DETAILSOFTHENATIONALYOUTHPARLIAMENTCOMPETITIONSFOR THEKENDRIYAVIDYALAYASINITIATEDSINCE1988 S.No. Year Competition Numberofpar KendriyaVidyalayawhichstoodfirstatNational ticipatingscho Level ols 1 1988-89 First 71 K.V.No.1,AFS,Agra 2 1989-90 Second 113 K.V.No.1,Imphal 3 1990-91 Third 108 K.V.,KankarBagh,Patna 4 1991-92 Fourth 108 K.V.No.2,Srivijayanagar,Visakhapatnam,(A.P.)
5 1992-93 Fifth 194 K.V.No.1,RamnagarArea,Tirupati,(A.P.) 6 1993-94 Sixth 103 K.V.Koliwada,Mumbai 7 1994-95 Seventh 132 K.V.Sector-J,Aliganj,Lucknow,U.P. 8 1995-96 Eighth 131 K.V.No.2,R.S.Colaba,NewNavyNagar,Mumbai
9 1996-97 Ninth 176 K.V.,DograLines,MeerutCantt.,U.P. 10 1997-98 Tenth 172 K.V.,Pithoragarh,U.P. 11 1998-99 Eleventh 192 K.V.No.1,Gwalior,M.P. 12 1999-2000 Twelfth 194 K.V.,Sector-J,Aliganj,LucknowU.P. 13 2000-2001 Thirteenth 163 K.V.,KeltronNagar,Kannur(Kerala). 14 2001-2002 Fourteenth 88 K.V.,CoochBehar,WestBengal. 15 2002-2003 Fifteenth 88 K.V.No.1,Colaba,NewNavyNagar,Mumbai,Ma harashtra. 16 2003-2004 Sixteenth 90 K.V.No.1,GCFEstate,Jabalpur,M.P. 17 2004-2005 Seventeenth 90 K.V.No.1,T.P.Block,Pitampura,Delhi. 18 2005-2006 Eighteenth 90 K.V.Gangtok,Sikkim. 19 2006-2007 Nineteenth 90 IIT,Kharagpur. 20 2007-2008 Twentieth 90 K.V.V.V.Nagar,Anand,Ahmedabad,Gujarat
21 2008-2009 Twenty-first 90 K.V.CLRI,Chennai 22 2009-2010 Twenty-Second 90 K.V. Pattom, Thiruvananthapuram,Kerala
23 2010-2011 Twenty-Third 90 K.V.No.2,GroupCentre,CRPFCampus, Bhubaneswar 24 2011-2012 Twenty-Fourth 90 KV.Pangode,Trivandrum(Kerala) 25 2012-13 Twenty-Fifth 125 KV.Pangode,Trivandrum(Kerala) 26 2013-14 Twenty-Sixth 125 National Winner Not declared 27. 2014-15 Twenty-Seventh 125 Kendriya Vidyalaya, IIT, Kharagpur, West Bengal 28.. 2015-16 Twenty -Eighth 125 Kendriya Vidyalaya, CRPF, Guwahati, Assam
29 2016-17 Twenty- Ninth 125 Kendriya Vidyalaya No. 1, GCF, Jabalpur
30 2017-18 Thirtieth 125 Kendriya Vidyalaya, AFS, Manauri, Allahabad
173 31 2018-19 Thirty First 125 * Results yet to be announced *
TABLE 53 DETAILSOFTHENATIONALYOUTHPARLIAMENTCOMPETITIONFORJAWAHA RNAVODAYAVIDYALAYASSINCE1997-98 S.No. Year Competition NumberofParticipatingV VidyalayawhichstoodfirstatNati idyalayas onalLevel 1. 1997-98 First 34 JNV,Kulamavu,Distt.Idukki,Kera la. 2. 1998-99 Second 61 JNV,Maseetan,Distt.Kapurthala,P unjab 3. 1999-2000 Third 62 JNV,Vrindavan,Distt.WestChamp aran,Bihar 4. 2000-2001 Fourth 55 JNV,Mugeshpur,NewDelhi
5. 2001-2002 Fifth 88 JNV,Ranti,Distt.Madhubani,Bihar
6. 2002-2003 Sixth 75 JNV,Paleru,Distt.Khammam,And hraPradesh
7. 2003-2004 Seventh 101 JNV,Dhansura,Sabarkantha,Gujra t 8. 2004-2005 Eighth 87 JNV,Gyanpur,SantRavidasNagar, Distt.Bhadohi,UttarPradesh
9. 2005-2006 Ninth 96 JNV,Veleru,Distt.Krishna,Andhra Pradesh 10. 2006-2007 Tenth 78 JNV,Sukhasan,Distt.Madhepura, Bihar 11. 2007-2008 Eleventh 64 JNV,Periya,Distt.Kasaragod,Kera la 12. 2008-2009 Twelfth 64 JNV,Kollam,Kerala 13. 2009-2010 Thirteenth 64 JNV,Pipersand,Lucknow 14. 2010-2011 Fourteenth 64 JNV,Mysore,Karnataka 15. 2011-2012 Fifteenth 64 JNV,Vaishali(Bihar) 16. 2012-2013 Sixteenth 64 JNV, Jamui, Bihar 17. 2013-2014 Seventeenth 64 JNV, Meerut, U.P. 18. 2014-2015 Eighteenth 64 JNV, Churachandpur, Manipur 19. 2015-2016 Nineteenth 64 JNV, Leh ( J & K) 20 2016-2017 Twentieth 64 JNV, Sonitpur (Assam) 21 2017-2018 Twenty First 64 JNV, Kaimur (Bihar) 22 2018-19 Twenty 64 * Results yet to be announced * Second
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175 TABLE - 54 DETAILS OF THE NATIONAL YOUTH PARLIAMENT COMPETITIONS FOR UNIVERSITIES/COLLEGES INITITATED FROM 1997-98 S.No. Year Competition NumberofParticipatingU University/CollegewhichstoodFir niversities/Colleges statNationalLevel
1. 1997-98 First 13 MaharishiDayanandUniversity,Roh tak,Haryana 2. 1998-99 Second 30 DayalbaghEducationalInstitute(Dee medUniversity,Dayalbagh,Agra,Utt arPradesh
3. 1999-2000 Third 34 MangaloreUniversity,Mangalore,K arnataka 4. 2000-2001 Fourth 40 PunjabAgriculturalUniversity,Ludh iana,Punjab 5. 2001-2002 Fifth 37 LucknowUniversity,Lucknow,Uttar Pradesh 6. 2002-2003 Sixth 41 DayalbaghEducationalInstitute,Day albagh,Agra(U.P)
7. 2004-2005 Seventh 32 MaduraiKamarajUniversity,Palkala iNagar,Madurai 8. 2005-2006 Eighth 36 MaharanaPratapUniversityofAgric ulture&Technology,Udaipur,Rajast han
9. 2007-2008 Ninth 30 MaduraiKamarajUniversity,Palkala iNagar,Madurai 10. 2010-2011 Tenth 22 DAVCollege,Jalandhar(Punjab)
11. 2012-13 Eleventh 34 DAVCollege,Jalandhar(Punjab)
12. 2014-15 Twelfth 36 Jadavpur University, Kolkata
13 2016-17 Thirteenth 55 Jadavpur University, Kolkata
14 2017-18 Fourteenth 74 DAVCollege,Jalandhar(Punjab)
15 2018-19 Fifteenth 45 *Ongoing
176 TABLE-55 DETAILSOFORIENTATIONCOURSESHELDSINCE1988FORORGANISATIONOFYOUTH PARLIAMENTCOMPETITIONSINDELHIANDNDMCSCHOOLS S.No. Competition Duration Venue 1 Twenty-Third - New Delhi 2 Twenty-Fourth - New Delhi
3 Twenty-Fifth 20thJuly, 1990 ParliamentHouse, New Delhi 4 Twenty-Sixth 19thAugust, 1991 ParliamentHouse, New Delhi 5 Twenty-Seventh 17thJuly, 1992 ParliamentHouse, New Delhi
6 Twenty-Eighth 26thJuly, 1993 ParliamentHouse, New Delhi
7 Twenty-Ninth 5thAugust, 1994 ParliamentHouse, New Delhi
8 Thirtieth 7thand 8thAugust, ParliamentHouse, New Delhi 1995 9 Thirty-First 30thJuly, 1996 ParliamentHouse, New Delhi
10 Thirty-Second 21stJuly, 1997 ParliamentHouse, New Delhi
11 Thirty-Third 31stJuly, 1998 ParliamentHouse, New Delhi
12 Thirty-Fourth 26thJuly, 1999 ParliamentHouse, New Delhi 13 Thirty-Fifth 24thJuly, 2000 ParliamentHouse, New Delhi 14 Thirty-Sixth 18thJuly, 2001 ParliamentHouse, New Delhi 15 Thirty-Seventh 4thJuly, 2002 DeputyChairman Hall, Constitution Club, V.P. House, New Delhi
16 Thirty-Eighth 9thJuly, 2003 ParliamentHouse, New Delhi
17 Thirty-Ninth 27thJuly, 2004 DeputyChairman Hall, Constitution Club, V.P. House, New Delhi 18 Fortieth 1stAugust, 2005 DeputyChairman Hall, Constitution Club, V.P. House, New Delhi 19 Forty-First 6thJuly, 2006 Committee Room“B”, ParliamentHouse,New Delhi
20 Forty-Second 19thJuly, 2007 Auditorium, NavyugSchool, SarojiniNagar, New Delhi 21 Forty-Third 22ndMay, 2008 Committee Room“B”, Vigyan BhawanAnnexe, New Delhi 22 Forty-Fourth 13thJune, 2009 Committee RoomF(G074),ParliamentLibraryBuilding, New Delhi 23 Forty-Fifth 6thMay, 2010 Dy. Chairman Hall, Constitution Club, V.P. House, RafiMarg, New Delhi 24 Forty-Sixth 27thMay, 2011 Dy. Chairman Hall, Constitution Club, V.P. House, RafiMarg, New Delhi 25 Forty-Seventh 25th May, 2012 Dy. Chairman Hall, Constitution Club, V.P. House, RafiMarg, New Delhi 26 Forty-Eighth 17th May, 2013 Dy. Chairman Hall, Constitution Club, V.P. House, RafiMarg, New Delhi 27 Forty-Ninth 28-29th April, 2014 Dy. Chairman Hall, Constitution Club, V.P. House, RafiMarg, New Delhi
177 S.No. Competition Duration Venue
28. Fiftieth 21-22 April, 2015 Dy. Chairman Hall, Constitution Club, V.P. House, Rafi Marg, New Delhi 29 Fifty First 21– 22 April, 2016 Constitution Club, V.P. House, Rafi Marg, New Delhi. 30 Fifty Second 8- 9 May, 2017 Constitution Club, V.P. House, Rafi Marg, New Delhi 31 Fifty Third 10-11 May, 2018 Constitution Club, V.P. House, Rafi Marg, New Delhi
178 TABLE – 56 DETAILS OF ORIENTATION COURSES HELD FOR ORGANISATION OF YOUTH PARLIAMENTCOMPETITIONS IN KENRIDYA VIDYALAYAS
S.No. Competition Duration Venue 1 First 25.4.88 to 28.4.88 (4 days) New Delhi 2 Second 3.7.89 to 5.7.89 (3 days) KV, Andrews Ganj, New Delhi. 3 Third 5th& 6th July, 90 (2 days) KV, Gole Market, New Delhi. 4 Fourth 15th& 14th July, 91 (2 days) KV, Andrews Ganj, New Delhi. 5 Fifth 6th& 7th July, 92 (2 days) KV, Sadiq Nagar, New Delhi. 6 Sixth (i) 5th& 6th July, 93 (i) KV, MEG Centre, Bangalore. (ii)12th& 13th July, 93 (ii) KV, INA Colony, New Delhi. 7 Seventh (i) 1st& 2nd July, 94 (i) KV, Picket, Hyderabad. (ii) 5th& 6th July, 94 (ii) KV, Udaipur, Rajasthan. (iii) 11th& 12th July, 94 (iii) KV, Salt Lake, Calcutta, WB 8 Eighth (i) 4th& 5th July, 95 (i) KV, IOC, Noonmati, Guwahati. (ii) 10th& 11th July, 95 (ii) KV, KK Nagar, Madras, T.N. (iii) 14th& 15th July, 95 (ii) KV, FRI, Dehradun, UP 9 Ninth (i) 2nd& 3rd July, 96 (i) KV, Gangtok, Sikkim. (ii) 15th& 16th July, 96 (ii) KV, Ernakulam, Cochin, Kerala (iii) 19th& 20th July, 96 (iii) KV, Sector-31, Chandigarh. (iv) 13th& 14th August, 96 (iv) KV, Mhow, Indore, MP 10 Tenth (i) 25th& 26th June, 97 (i) KV, AFS, Borzhar, Guwahati (ii)1st& 2nd July, 97 (ii)KV, AMC, Lucknow,UP (iv) 4th& 5th July, 97 (iii) KV No.1, Udaipur, Rajasthan. (iv)11th& 12th July, 97 (iv) KV No.2, CRPF, Bhubaneswar 11 Eleventh (i) 23rd& 24th June, 98 (i) KV, Oil India Ltd., Duliajan, Dibrugarh (ii)29th& 30th June, 98 Distt., Assam. (iii) 6th& 7th July, 98 (ii) KV, Holta Camp, Palampur, HP (iv)9th& 10th July, 98 (iii) KV, Ootacamund, Indunagar, Nilgris, Tamil Nadu. (iv) KV, BEG & Centre, Yerawada, Pune, Maharashtra 12 Twelfth (i) 7th& 8th May, 99 (i) KV No.2, Jammu Cantt, Jammu (ii) 12th& 13th July, 99 (ii) KV, EAC, Upper Shillong, Meghalaya. iii)16th& 17th July, 99 (iii) KV, Jipmer Campus, Pondicherry. (iv)23rd& 24th July, 99 (iv) KV, SAC, Vastrapur, Ahmedabad, Gujarat. 13 Thirteenth (i) 29th& 30th June, 2000 (i) KV, Khaprail, Distt. Darjeeling, West (ii) 4th& 5th July, 2000 Bengal. (iii) 10th& 11th July, 2000 (ii) KV, Jakhu Hills, Shimla, H.P. (iv)17th& 18th July, 2000 (iii) KV, Ernakulam, Cochin, Kerala (iv) KV No.1, Udaipur, Rajasthan.
179 S.No. Competition Duration Venue
14 Fourteenth (i) 27th& 28th June, 2001 (i) KV, SAC, Vastrapur, Ahmedabad, (ii) 30th June & 1st July, Gujarat. 2001 (ii) KV, Laitkor Peak, Shillong, (iii) 4th& 5th July, 2001 Meghalaya. (iii) KV, Ashok Nagar, Chennai, Tamil Nadu. 15 Fifteenth (i) 11th& 12th April, 2002 (i) KV, IIT, Kharagpur, W.B. (ii) 19th& 20th April, 2002 (ii)KV, Bhandup, Mumbai, Maharashtra. (iii)28th& 29th April, 2002 (iii) KV, Gole Market, New Delhi. 16 Sixteenth (i) 21st& 22nd May, 2003 (i) KV, AFS, Begumpet, Hyderabad, (ii)26th& 27th June, 2003 Andhra Pradesh. (ii)KV No.2, Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh. 17. Seventeenth (i) 5th& 6th August, 2004. (i) K.V.No.1, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. (ii) 17th& 18th August,2004 (ii) K.V. Bhandup, Mumbai 18. Eighteenth (i) 26th& 27th August, 2005 (i) KV No.1, Salt Lake City,EB Block, (ii)5th& 6th Sept., 2005 Kolkota. (ii)KV, Ernakulam, Kochi, Kerala 19. Ninteenth (i) 7th& 8th Sept., 2006 (i) K.V.No.1, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. (ii)18th& 19th Sept., 2006 (ii)K.V.,Coimbatore,Tamil Nadu 20. Twentieth (i) 7th& 8th Sept., 2007 (i) KV No.1, Bajaj Nagar, Jaipur, (ii)17th& 18th Sept., 2007 Rajasthan. (ii)KV, Picket, Secunderabad, A.P. 21. Twenty First (i) 1st& 2nd Sept., 2008 (i) KV No.1, Shahibaug, Ahmedabad, (ii)8th& 9th Sept., 2008 Gujarat (ii)KV, Talabania, Puri, Orissa 22. Twenty (i) 3rd& 4th July, 2009 (i) KV No. 2, Jaipur, Rajasthan Second (ii)9th& 10th July, 2009 (ii)K.V. Picket, Secundrabad, A.P.
23. Twenty Third (i) 5th and 6th July, 2010 (i) K.V. ONGC Dehradun, Uttarakhand (ii) 15th and 16th July, 2010 (ii)K.V. Begumpet, Hyderabad (iii)22nd and 23rd July, 2010 (iii) K.V. Gomtinagar, Lucknow 24. Twenty (i) 22nd and 23rd April, 2011 (i) K.V. Mount Abu, Rajasthan Fourth (ii) 29th and 30th April, 2011 (ii) K.V. IIT Chennai (Tamil Nadu) (iii)4th and 5th May, 2011 (ii) K.V. No. 1, Indore (Madhya Pradesh)
25. Twenty-Fifth (i) 1-2 May,2012 (i) K.V. Lonavala (ii) 7-8 May, 2012 (ii) K.V. pachmarhi (iii) 11-12 May,2102 (iii) K.V. Mussorie (iv) 4-5 July, 2012 (iv) K.V. Puri, Odisha 26. Twenty-Sixth (i) 17-18 Apr, 2013 (i) K.V. Hebbal, Bangalore (ii) 22-23 Apr, 2013 (ii) K.V. Puri, Odisha (iii) 29-30 Apr, 2013 (iii) K.V. No.5, Jaipur (iv) 2-3 May, 2013 (iv) K.V. Jutogh Cantt. Shimla
180 S.No. Competition Duration Venue
27. Twenty- (i) 3-4 Apr, 2014 (i) K.V. Kankarbaagh, Patna Seventh (ii) 15-16 Apr, 2014 (ii) K.V. No.1, Ernakulam (iii) 21-22 Apr, 2014 (iii) K.V. ONGC, Dehradun (iv)1-2 May, 2014 (iv) K.V. Maligaon, Guwahati (iv) 5-6 May, 2014 (iv) K.V. ZIET, Mumbai
28. Twenty Eighth (i) 10-11 Apr, 2015 (i) KV No.2 Uppal, Hyderabad (ii) 16-17 Apr, 2015 (ii) KV Shahibaug, Ahmedabad (iii) 1-2 May, 2015 (iii) KV No.1, Tezpur (iv) 5-6 May, 2015 (iv)KV, New Cantt., Allahabad (v) 8-9 May 2015 (v) KV, Jakoo Hills, Shimla
29. Twenty Ninth (i) 1-2 April, 2016 (i) KV, , Yelhanka, Bangalore (ii) 4-5 April, 2016 (ii) KV, No.1, Jaipur (iii) 4-5 April, 2016 (iii) KV DanapurCantt, Patna (iv) KV No.6, Bhubaneswar (iv) 7-8 April, 2016 (v) KV Palampur (v)10-11 April, 2016 30. Thirtieth (i) 17-18 April, 2017 (i) KV LucknowCantt (ii) 20-21 April, 2017 (ii) KV Maligaon, Guwahati (iii) 24-25 April, 2017 (iii) KV Picket, Secunderabad (iv) 1- 2 May, 2017 (iv) KV Bhandup (v) 4-5 May, 2017 (v) KV Dharamshala
31. Thirty First (i) 16-17 April, 2018 (i) KV Ballygunge (ii) 20-21April, 2018 (ii) KV No.1 Jaipur (iii) 3-4 May, 2018 (iii) KV Anna Nagar, Chennai (iv) 7-8 May, 2018 (iv) KV No.3 Bhopal (v) 10-11 May, 2018 (v) KV IMA Dehradun
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TABLE – 57
DETAILS OF ORIENTATION COURSES HELD FOR ORGANISATION OF NATIONAL YOUTH PARLIAMENT COMPETITIONS IN JAWAHAR NAVODAYA VIDYALAYAS
S. Competition Duration Venue No. th th 1 First 28 & 29 August, 1997 JNV, Mothuka, Distt. Faridabad, Haryana. rd th 2 Second (i) 23 & 24 July, 1998 (i) NCERT, Hauz Khas, New Delhi. rd th (ii) JNV, Gachhibowli, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh. (ii)3 & 4 August, 1998
nd rd 3 Third (i) 2 & 3 August, 1999 (i) JNV, Chandigarh. th th (ii) JNV, Doddaballapuram, Distt. Bangalore Rural, (ii) 5 & 6 August, 1999 Karnataka. th th 4 Fourth (i) 27 & 28 July, 2000 (i) JNV, Doddaballapuram, Distt. Bangalore th th Rural,Karnataka. (ii)5 & 6 August, 2000 (ii)JNV, Wafapur, Distt Vaishali, Bihar.
th th 5 Fifth (i) 6 & 7 July, 2001 (i) JNV, Kulamavu, Distt. Idukki, Kerala. th th (ii) Vidya Bhawan Teachers Training College, IASE, (ii)12 & 13 July, 2001 Udaipur, Rajasthan.
th th 6 Sixth (i) 12 & 13 July, 2002 (i) JNV, Roshanabad, Distt. Haridwar, Uttaranchal. th th (ii) JNV, Koimmadi, Distt. Visakhapatnam, (ii) 19 & 20 July, 2002 Andhra Pradesh.
th th 7 Seventh (i) 7 & 8 November, 2003 (i) JNV, Morigaon, Assam. th th (ii) JNV, Kherli, Distt. Dausa, Rajasthan. (ii) 16 & 17 Nov., 2003 (iii) JNV, Bagalur, Distt. Bangalore Urban, Karnataka. st nd (iii) 21 & 22 Nov., 2003
th th 8 Eighth (i) 9 & 10 August, 2004 (i) Navodaya Leadership Institute, Canacona, nd rd South Goa. (ii) 2 and 3 Sept. 2004 (ii) JNV, Qutabgarh, Mungeshpur, Delhi th th (iii) 10 and 11 Sept., 2004 (iii) JNV, Periye, Kasargod, Kerala th th (iv) JNV, Morigaon, Assam (iv)24 and 25 Sept., 2004
th th 9 Ninth (i) 29 &30 August, 2005. (i) JNV,Rothak, P.O.Naya Bazar,Distt.West Sikkim nd rd (ii) JNV, Gachibowli, Huderabad University (ii)22 & 23 Sept., 2005. Campus, Hyderabad.
th th 10 Tenth (i) 4 & 5 August,2006 (i) JNV, Mothuka, Distt. Faridabad, Haryana. st nd (ii) JNV, Periyakalapet, Distt. Pondicherry (ii)1 & 2 Sept., 2006.
th th 11 Eleventh (i) 14 and 15 July, 2007 (i) JNV, Kalandri, Distt. Sirohi, Rajasthan th th (ii) JNV, Bansu Jakhadhar, Distt. (ii)4 and 5 August, 2007 Rudraprayag,Uttrakhand
th st 12 Twelfth (i) 30 and 31 July, 2008 (i) JNV, Dmghhalli, Mysore, Karnataka th th (ii)JNV, Mundali, Cuttack, Orissa (ii)5 and 6 Sept., 2008
182 th th 13 Thirteen (i) 15 & 16 Sept., 2009 (i) JNV, Tarikhet, Almora, Uttarakhand th st (ii) JNV, HCU Campus, NLI, Rangareddy, A.P. (ii)20 & 21 Oct., 2009
th th 14. Fourteen (i) 10 & 11 Sept., 2010 (i) JNV, Chaudi, Canacona, South Goa th th (ii) JNV, Konark, Puri (ii)16 & 17 Sept., 2010
th th 15. Fifteen (i) 4 & 5 April, 2011 (i) JNV, Suyalbari, Nainital (UK) th th (ii) JNV, Vadavathoor, Kottayam (Karala) (ii) 17 & 18 April, 2011
th th 16. Sixteenth (i) 4 & 5 April, 2012 (i) JNV, Suyalbari, Nanital th th (ii) JNV, Bangalore (Rural) (ii) 17 & 18 April, 2012
th th 17. Seventeenth (i) 12 & 13 April, 2013 (i) JNV, Lucknow th th (ii) JNV, Konark (ii) 26 & 27 April, 2013
nd rd 18. Eighteenth (i) 2 & 3 April, 2014 (i) JNV, Chandigarh st nd (ii) JNV, Nadia (ii) 21 & 22 April, 2014 19. Nineteenth (i) 24-25 Apr, 2015 (i) JNV, South Goa (ii) 27-28 Apr, 2015 (ii) JNV, Cuttack ( Odisha)
20. Twentieth (i) 18- 19 April, 2016 (i) NavodyaVidyalaysSamiti Headquarters, Noida (ii) JNV, Pune (ii) 25- 26 April, 2016
21. Twenty First (i) 6-7 April, 2017 (i) NavodyaVidyalaysSamiti Headquarters, Noida (ii) National Leadership Institute, Hyderabad (ii) 27-28 April, 2017
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TABLE – 58 DETAILS OFORIENTATION COURSE HELD FOR ORGANIZATION OF NATIONAL YOUTH PARLIAMENT COMPETITIONS IN UNIVERSITIES/COLLEGES.
S.No. Competition Duration Venue 1. First 14thto17thJuly,1997 Auditorium,ParliamentHouseAnnexe,N ewDelhiandCPDHEHall,DelhiUniversit y,Delhi 2. Second 5th&6thNovember,1998 ParliamentHouse,NewDelhiandCPDH EHall,DelhiUniversity,Delhi 3. Third 24th,25th&26thSeptember,1999 MumbaiUniversity,Mumbai,Maharashtra 4. Fourth 11th,12th&13thSeptember,2000 GoaUniversity,Goa. 5. Fifth 11th,12th&13thSeptember,2001 MaduraiKamarajUniversity,Madurai,Ta milNadu 6. Sixth 17th,18th&19thAugust,2002 AcharyaN.G.RangaAgriculturalUniversit y,Hyderabad,AndhraPradesh 7. Seventh 17th&18thMay,2004 KodaikanalChristianCollege,Kodaikan al,TamilNadu 8. Eighth 12th&13thSeptember,2005 MaduraiKamarajUniversity,Madu rai,TamilNadu 9. Ninth 11th&13December,2007 UniversityofKalyani,Distt.Nadia,We stBengal 10. Tenth 17thand18thFebruary,2010 KalingaIndustrialInstituteTechnolo gyUniversity,Bhubaneswar,Orissa 11. Eleventh 23rd& 24th June, 2012 KIIT University, Bhubaneswar
12. Twelfth 29-30 September, 2014 Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar
13 Thirteenth 4-5 January, 2016 Shillong
14 Fourteenth 12 – 13 January, 2017 Puducherry
15 Fifteenth 9-10April, 2018 Mahabaleswar
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