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LOK SABRA DEBATES (English Version) Thirteenth Series. Vol. XXXVII. '0.1 Tuesda~'. December 2. 2003 Agrahayana 11. 1925(Saka) LOK SABRA DEBATES (English Version) Fourteenth Session (Thirteenth Lok Sabha) Gn~~:~~ .. :; ~ ... n~;·:,. -':" L'r:it Parillfm:nt l.iJ'':':.' t;~~:;.1lng Hoom [\C' h:HJ25 Block 'Go (Vol. XXXVII contains No.\', , to '0) LOK SABHA SECRETAIUAT NEW HEtHI Puce Rs 5 {J {)(J EDITORIAL BOARD G.C. Malhotra Secretary·General Lok Sabha Dr. P.K. Sandhu Joint Secretary Sharda Pra.ad Principal Chief Editor Klran Sahnl Chief Editor Parm ••h Kumar Sharma Senior Editor Sarita Nagpal Editor (Original English Proceedings Included in English Version and Original Hindi Proceedings included in Hindi Version will be treated as authoritative and not the translation thereof) CONTENTS Thirteenth Series. Vol. XXXVII, Fourteenth Session, 200311925 (Saka) No.1, Tuesday, December 2, 20031Agrahayana 11, 1925 (Saka) SUBJECT COlUMNS ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MEMBERS OF THIRTEENTH LOK SABHA iii-xi OFFICERS OF LOK SABHA XIII COUNCIL OF MINISTERS xv-xvii NATIONAL ANTHEM - PLAYED MEMBERS SWORN INTRODUCTION OF MINISTERS 1-2 OBITUARY REFERENCES 2-8 WRITTEN ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS 8-212 Starred Question Nos. 1-20 8-36 Unstarred Question Nos. 1-141 36-212 (i) ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MEMBERS Badnore. Shri Vijayendra Pal Singh (Bhilwara) OF THIRTEENTH LOK SABHA Baghel. Prof. S.P. Singh (Jalesar) A Bainda. Shri Ramchander (Faridabad) A. Narendra. Shri (Medak) Bais. Shri Ramesh (Raipur) Abdullah. Shn Omar (Srinagar) Baitha. Shri Mahendra (Bagaha) Abdullakutty. Shri A.P. (Cannanore) Baliram. Dr. (Lalgunj) Acharia. Shn Basu Deb (Bankura) Banatwalla. Shn G.M (Ponnani) Acharya. Shri Prasanna (Sambalpur) Bandyopadhyay, Shri Sudlp (Calcutta North West) Adtt, Sankar. Shri (Cuddalore) Banerjee, Kumari Mamata (Calcutta South) Aditya Nath. Yogi (Gorakhpur) Banerjee, Shrimati Jayashree (Jabalpur) Adsul. Shn Anandrao Vithoba (Buldana) Bangarappa, Shri S. (Shimoga) Advani. Shn L.K. (Gandhi Nagar) Bansal, Shri Pawan Kumar (Chandigarh) Ahamed. Shri E. (Manjeri) Barman, Shri Ranen (Balurghat) Ahmad. Shri Daud (Shahabad) Barwala, Shri Surendra Singh (Hissar) Aiyar. Shn Mani Shankar (Mayiladuturai) Basavanagoud. Shri Kolur (Bellary) Ajaya Kumar. Shn S. (Ottapalam) Basavaraj, Shri G.S.(Tumkur) Alva. Shnmatl Margaret (Canara) Basu, Shri Anil (Arambagh) Alvi. Shri Rashid (Amroha) Bauri, Shrimati Sandhya (Vishnupur) Ambareesha. Shri (Mandya) Baxla, Shri Joachim (Alipurduars) Ambedkar. Shri PrakashYashwant (Akola) Begum Noor Bano (Rampur) Amir Alam. Shri (Kairana) Behera, Shri Padmanava (Phulbani) Ananth Kumar. Shri (Bangalore South) Bhadana, Shri Avtar Singh (Meerut) Angle. Shri Ramakant (Marmagao) Argal, Shri Ashok (Murena) Bhagat, Prof. Dhukha (Lohardaga) Arya. Dr. (Shrimati) Anita (Karol Bagh) Bhagora. Shri Tarachand (Banswara) Athawale. Shri Ramdas (Pandharpur) Bhargava, Shri Girdhari Lal (Jaipur) Atkinson. Shri Denzil B. (Nominated) Bhatia, Shri R.L. (Amritsar) Azad. Shri Kirti Jha (Darbhanga) Bhaura, Shri Bhan Singh (Bhatinda) B Bhuria, Shri Kantilal (Jhabua) Baalu. Shri T.R. (Madras South) Bind, Shri Ram Rati (Mirzapur) Babban Rajbhar, Shri (Salempur) Bishnoi, Shri Jaswant Singh (Jodhpur) Babbar. Shri Raj (Agra) Bose, Shrimali Krishna (Jadavpur) 'Bachda', Shri Bachi Singh Rawat (Almora) Botcha, Shri Satyanarayana (Bobbili) (iii) (iv) Brahmanaiah Shn A. (Machihpatnam) Chowdhary, Shri Adhir (Berhampore, West Bengal) Brar Shn J.S. (Fandkot) Chowdhary, Shrimati Santosh (Phillaur) Bundela, Shn Sujan Singh (Jhansi) Chowdhury, Shri Bikash (Asansol) BWlswmuthlary. Shr! Sansuma Khunggur (Kokrajhar) Chowdhury, Shrimati Renuka (Khammam) c o C. Suguna Kumar!, Dr.(St',rimati) (Peddapalh) D'Souza, Dr.(Shrimati) Beatri)( (Nomin~ted) Chakraborty Shrl Aloy (BaSlrhat) Daggubali. Shri Ramanaidu (Bapatla) Chakraborty. Shn Swadesh (Howrah) Dahal, Shri Bhim (Sikkim) Chakravarty. Shrimatl Biloya (Guwahati) Daht Ezhilmalal, Shn (Tiruchlrappalli) Chandel. Shn Ashok Kumar Singh (Hamlrpur, U.P.) Das, Shn Alakesh (Nabadwip) Chandel. Shn Suresh (Hamlrpur, H.P.) Das. Shri Khagen (Tripura Wesl) Das, Shri Nepal Chandra (Karimganj) Chandra Shekhar, Shri (Ballia, U.P.) Dasmunsi. Shri Priya Ranjan (Raiganj) Chatteqee. Shn Somnath (Bolpur) Dall, Shri Tribhuwan (Akbarpur) Chaturvedl, Shri Satyavrat (Khaluraho) Dallatraya, Shri Bandaru (Secunderabad) Chaubey, Shn Lal Munl (Bu)(ar) Deepak Kumar. Shri (Unnao) Chaudhary. Shn Haribhai (Banaskanlha) Delkar, Shn Mohan S (Dadra and Nagar Haveli) Chaudhary. Shn Ram Raghunalh (Nagaur) Deo. Shri Bikram Keshari (Kalahandi) Chaudhary, Shn Ram Tahal (Ranchi) Dev, Shri Sontosh Mohan (Silchar) Chaudhri, Shn Manlbhai Ramjibhai (Bulsar) Deve Gowda. Shri H. D. (Kanakpura) Chauhan, Shn Bal Krishna (Ghosi) Devi, Shrimati Kailasho (Kurukshetra) Chauhan, Shri Nandkumar Singh (Khandwa) Dhikale, Shn Uttamrao (Nasik) Chauhan, Shn Shriram (Basli) Dhinakaran, Shri T. T. V. (Periyakulam) Chaulala, Shri Alay Singh (Bhiwani) Oiler, Shri Kishan Lal (Hathras) Chennilhala. Shn Ramesh (Mavelikara) Diwathe, Shri Namdeo Harbaji (Chimur) Chikhalia, Shrimali Bhavnaben Devrajbhai (Junagarh) Dome, Dr. Ram Chandra (Birbhum) Chlnnasamy, Shn M. (Karur) Dudi. Shri Rameshwar (Bikaner) Choudhary, Col. (ReId.) Sona Ram (Barmer) Dullo, Shri Shamsher Singh (Ropar) Choudhary, Shri Nikhil Kumar (Katihar) Durai, Shri M. (Vandavasi) Choudhary, Shnmati Reena (Mohanlalganj) E Choudhry, Shn Padam Sen (Bahraich) Elangovan. Shri P.D.(Dharmapuri) Choudhury, Shri A.B.A. Ghani Khan (Maida) F Chouhan, Shri Nihal Chand (Sriganganagar) Farook, Shri M.O.H. (Pondicherry) Chouhan, Shri Shlvraj Singh (Vidisha) Fernandes, Shri George (Nalanda) (v) G Hussain. Chowdhary Talib (Jammu) Gackle. Shri Ram Mohan (Vijayawada) Hussain. Shri Syed Shahnawaz (Kishangunj) Gadhavi. Shri P.S. (Kutch) Galib. Shri G.S. (Ludhiana) Indora. Dr. Sushil Kumar (Sirsa) Gamang. Shrimati Hema (Koraput) J Gamlin. Shri Jarbom (Arunachal West) Jadhav. Shn Suresh Ramrao (Parbhani) Gandhi. Shri Dilipkumar Mansukhlal (Ahmednagar) Jailer Shariel. Shri C.K. (Bangalore North) Gandhi. Shrimati Maneka (Pilibhit) Jag Mohan. Shri (New Delhi) Gandhi. Shrimati Sonia (Amethi) Jagannath. Dr. Manda (Nagar Kurnool) Gangwar. Shri Santosh Kumar (Bareilly) Jagathrakshakan. Dr. S. (Arakkonam) Gautam. Shrimati Sheela (Aligarh) Jai Prakash. Shri (Hardoi) Gavit. Shri Manikrao Hodlya (Nandurbar) Jain. Shri Pusp (Pali) Gavit. Shri Ramdas Rupala (Dhule) Jaiswal. 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