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PENDING POSITION of by WAY of SPECIAL MENTIONS in RAJYA SABHA AS on 20.01.2016 Sl PENDING POSITION OF BY WAY OF SPECIAL MENTIONS IN RAJYA SABHA AS ON 20.01.2016 Sl. Ministries Pending No. matters 1. Ministry of Agriculture 12 2. Ministry of Ayush 00 3. Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers 09 4. Ministry of Civil Aviation 01 5. Ministry of Coal 04 6. Ministry of Commerce and Industry 16 7. Ministry of Communications and Information Technology 08 8. Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution 04 9. Ministry of Corporate Affairs 00 10. Ministry of Culture 04 11. Ministry of Defence 03 12. Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region 03 13. Ministry Drinking Water Supply and Sanitation 03 14. Ministry of Earth Science 06 15. Ministry of Environment and Forests 18 16. Ministry of External Affairs 07 17. Ministry of Finance 57 18. Ministry of Food Processing Industries 00 19. Ministry Health and Family Welfare 67 20. Ministry of Heavy industries and Public Enterprises 00 21. Ministry of Home Affairs 37 22. Ministry of Housing and Urban and Poverty Alleviation 00 23. Ministry of Human Resources Development 76 24. Ministry of Information and Broadcasting 01 25. Ministry of Labour and Employment 19 26. Ministry of Law and Justice 17 27. Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises 03 28. Ministry of Mines 01 29. Ministry of Minority Affairs 01 30. Ministry of New and Renewable Energy 01 31. Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs 00 32. Ministry of Panchayati Raj 03 33. Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs 00 34. Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievance and Pension 05 35. Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas 06 36. Niti Aayog 04 37. Ministry of Power 05 38. Ministry of Railway 56 39. Ministry of Road Transport and Highway 17 40. Ministry Rural Development 11 41. Ministry Science and Technology 01 42. Ministry of Shipping 02 43. Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship 02 44. Ministry Social Justice and Empowerment 27 45. Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation 00 46. Ministry Steel 01 47. Ministry of Textiles 02 48. Ministry of Tourism 00 49. Ministry of Tribal Affairs 06 50. Ministry Urban Development 05 51. Ministry of Water Resources 20 52. Ministry Women and Child Development 02 53. Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports 09 54. Ministry of Atomic Energy 01 55. Department of Space 01 56. Cabinet Secretariat 00 57. President Secretariat 00 58. Prime Minister’s Office 00 TOTAL 564 PENDING POSITION OF BY WAY OF SPECIAL MENTIONS IN RAJYA SABHA AS ON 20.01.2016 MINISTRY OF AGRICUTURE S.No. Date Name of Member Subject 1. 14.03.2013 Shri Husain Dalwai Demand to take effective steps to resolve the problems being faced by fishermen in the country. 2. 12.08.2014 Shri T. Rathinavel Demand to sanction comprehensive special package for diversification of fisheries in Tamil Nadu. 3. 24.02.2015 Smt. Renuka Raised a matter regarding need to resolve various problems Chowdhury being faced by farmers in the country. (Transfer request to D/o Fertilizer vide OM 17003/2015-Fert stat dated 19.03.2015 and D/o Fertilizer facts given to M/o Agriculture vide OM 1-53/2014-FM dated 26.03.2015) 4. 29.04.2015 Shrimati Vijila Demand to stop fishing by deep sea fishing vessels in the Sathyananth Indian Ocean to protect the livelihood of traditional fishermen. 5. 08.05.2015 Dr. Sanjay Singh Demand to take effective measures to encourage organic farming in the country. 6. 03.12.2015 Shri Vishambhar Demand to give adequate compensation to farmers affected by Prasad Nishad drought in the country. 7. 10.12.2015 Shri T. Rathinavel Demand to give special financial package for diversification of fisheries in Tamil Nadu. 8. 11.12.2015 Dr. Sanjay Sinh Demand to take effective measures for career progression of Agricultural Scientists working in Krishak Vigyan Kendras (KVKs) in the country. 9. 14.12.2015 Ms. Dola Sen Concern over neglecting the plight of agricultural labourers in the country. 10. 17.12.2015 Shri Bhupinder Singh Demand to take effective steps to remove the problems being faced in the agricultural sector of the country. 11. 17.12.2015 Shri K. R. Arjunan Demand for complete waiver of the loans taken by Green House farmers and make proper provisions for insurance from damages caused by strong winds. 12. 21.12.2015 Shri Husain Dalwai Demand to give financial assistance to protect the debt ridden farmers from exploitation by money lenders in Maharashtra. MINISTRY OF AYUSH S.No. Date Name of Member Subject 1 MINISTRY OF CHEMICALS & FERTILISER S.No. Date Name of Member Subject 1 17.08.2012 Shri K.N. Demand to scrap the nutrient based subsidy regime on fertilizers Balgopal in the country. 2. 07.09.2012 Smt. Gundu Demand for immediate supply of Urea to farmers in Madhya Sudharani Pradesh. 3. 23.11.2012 Shri Bhupender Demand to take deterrent action against pharma companies Yadav responsible for unethical clinical trials in the country. 4. 30.11.2012 Shri Narendra Kumar Need to make the costly treatment of cancer economical in the Kashyap country. 5. 26.08.2013 Shrimati Gundu Demand for Government’s intervention to ensure proper supply Sudharani of fertilizers to farmers in Andhra Pradesh. 6. 06.08.2014 Shri Vivek Gupta Demand to take measures to curb increase in prices of fertilizers in the country. 7. 06.08.2014 Dr. R. Lakshmanan Demand to continue subsidy to fertilizer producing companies including central public sector units in Tamil Nadu. 8. 13.03.2015 Dr. K. P. Raised a matter regarding need to constitute a body to regulate Ramalingam the functioning of pharmaceutical companies.(Transfer request to M/o HFW vide OM H-111015/1/2015-CDN 9. 13.05.2015 Shrimati Gundu Demand for more allocation of Urea to Telangana in the Kharif Sudharani season. MINISTRY OF CIVIL AVIATION S.No. Date Name of Subject Member 1. 27.11.2014 Shri Palvai raised a matter regarding need to to withdraw the order changing Govardhan Reddy the name of domestic airport terminal in Hyderabad. MINISTRY OF COAL S.No. Date Name of Member Subject 1 19.08.2011 Shri R.K.Singh Demand to stop the allotment of coal blocks to private companies in the country. 2. 14.05.2012 Dr. K.P.Ramalingam Regarding need for an inquiry into the incident of repeated fire accidents in the Mettur Thermal Power Station in Tamil Nadu 3. 17.08.2012 Shri Tapan Kumar Concern over the improper agreement for supply of fuel between Sain Coal India Ltd. And Power Companies. 4. 20.12.2012 Shri Piyush Goal Demand to take immediate steps to maintain availability of coal for power sector in the country MINISTRY COMMERCE AND INDUTRY S.No. Date Name of Subject Member 1. 09.08.2012 Shri Vijay Jawaharlal Demand to review the meat export policy of the country. Darda 2. 11.12.2012 Shri P. Rajeeve Need to give special package for the coconut farmers in the country. 3. 20.12.2012 Shri Joy Abraham Demand to take immediate measures to check the fall in prices of natural rubber in the domestic market. 4. 14.03.2013 Shri Palvai Demand to impose import duty on the import of palm oil to Govardhan Reddy protect the palm oil producers in Andhra Pradesh. 5. 19.08.2013 Shri Tarun Vijay Demand to set up a regulatory authority to check killing of Sharks and export of their fins from the country. 6. 18.12.2013 Shri P. Rajeeve Demand to increase import duty on rubber to protect the interests of rubber cultivators in Kerala 7. 01.08.2014 Shri Santiuse Kujur Demand to increase the daily wages of tea garden labourers of Assam. 8. 09.12.2014 Shri P. Rajeeve Raised a matter regarding need to make public all studies conducted by the Government on the cost and benefit of Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP). 9. 04.03.2015 Shrimati Vijila Demand to hand over the administration of centrally Sathyananth sponsored Spice Park in Sivagangai District to people of Tamil Nadu. 10. 20.03.2015 Shri K. R. Arjunan Demand to announce a minimum support price for procurement of tea leaves from small tea growers of Nilgiri District. 11. 13.05.2015 Shri Shantaram Naik Concern over increasing number of Chinese products being certified by the Bureau of Indian Standards. 12. 07.12.2015 Shri Husain Dalwai Raised a matter regarding need to ban the sale of Agarbattis imported from China and Vietnam containing harmful ubstances 13. 10.12.2015 Shri K. R. Arjunan Demand to fix Minimum Support Price for tea for welfare of tea growers and the other plantation workers. 14. 11.12.2015 Shri Tapan Kumar Demand to take effective measures to open the closed tea Sen gardens in West Bengal. 15. 11.12.2015 Shri K. K. Ragesh Demand to give special financial assistance to the State of Kerala to assist rubber growers and constitute the Rubber Board. 16. 23.12.2015 Shri K. N. Balagopal Demand to give special package to resolve the problems being faced by Cashew Industry in Kerala. MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATION & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY S.No. Date Name of Member Subject 1. 30.04.2013 Shri Vivek Gupta Demand to restore the facility of ‘Certificate of Posting’ in Post Offices of the country. 2. 08.08.2014 Shri Tarun Vijay Raised a matter regarding need to make the Survey of India sole provider of map services of the country and use NIC e-mail accounts in public and private sector for cyber security. 3. 26.11.2014 Shri Mansukh L. Demand to issue a postal stamp in memory of Late Shri Mandaviya Gaurishankar Govardhan Joshi.
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