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SPECIAL MENTIONS the Following Matters of Public Importance Were SPECIAL MENTIONS The following matters of Public Importance were raised/laid on the Table with the permission of the Chair during the Session: — Sl.No. Date Name of the Member Subject Time taken Hrs.Mts. 1. 31-07- Dr. Gyan Prakash Need to provide succour to blind 0-03 2006 Pilania persons in the country. 2. -do- Shri Mahendra Mohan Administering medicines meant for 0-01 cows to a patient in Safdarjung Hospital, New Delhi. 3. -do- Prof. P.J. Kurien Need to consider alternate route for 0-01 new transmission line from Koodamkulam Atomic Energy Centre. 4. -do- Shri Santosh Need for scientific protection of food 0-02 Bagrodia stocks in the FCI Godowns. 5. -do- Ms. Pramila Bohidar Need for equitable distribution of 0-02 wasteland among the weaker sections of the country. 6. -do- Shri Shantaram Need for elaborate regulations on 0-02 Sl.No. Date Name of the Member Subject Time taken Hrs.Mts. Laxman Naik property transactions in Goa by non- residents. 7. -do- Shrimati Syeda Need to encourage plantation of 0-03 Anwara Taimur Jatropha in the country. 8. 31-07- Shri Amar Singh Need to retain old Saral form for filing 0-01 2006 income tax return. 9. -do- Shri Janardhana Need for clearance to the Kalasa and 0-02 Poojary Bandura Nala Projects of Karnataka. 10. -do- Shrimati Prema Need to implement a programme for 0-03 Cariappa the removal of indebtedness of farmers in Karnataka. 11. -do- Dr. Prabha Thakur Need to construct more runways and 0-01 airports in the country. 12. -do- Shrimati N.P. Durga Discrimination by the Food Corporation 0-02 of India in purchasing rice from Andhra Pradesh. 13. -do- Shri Su. Problem arising out of exodus of Tamil 0-02 Thirunavukkarasar refugees from Sri Lanka. Sl.No. Date Name of the Member Subject Time taken Hrs.Mts. 14. -do- Shri S. Anbalagan Irregularities in granting educational 0-02 loans by nationalized banks in Namakkal district of Tamil Nadu. 15. -do- Shrimati S.G. Indira Malnourishment in children in the 0-03 country. 16. -do- Shri Abu Asim Azmi Alleged attempts to sabotage the 0-02 working of the Justice Sachhar Committee. 17. 31-07- Shri Ajay Maroo Need for a review of the policy on 0-02 2006 import of iron ore. 18. 02-08- Shri Mangani Lal Pathetic condition of Air India fleet. 0-01 2006 Mandal 19. -do- Shri Jai Parkash Need to withdraw Indian soldiers from 0-01 Aggarwal Lebanon. 20. -do- Shri Vijay J. Darda Need for sub-division of Dalits for 0-03 allotting reservation quota. 21. -do- Shri Kalraj Mishra Need for financial help to widows of HIV 0-03 positive victims. Sl.No. Date Name of the Member Subject Time taken Hrs.Mts. 22. -do- Shri Ram Narayan Recruitment of children in Bihar Police. 0-02 Sahu 23. -do- Shrimati Viplove Need for upgradation of Bhuntar Airport 0-01 Thakur (Kullu) and introduction of new flights of Indian and other private airlines. 24. -do- Shri Praveen Damage caused by heavy rain in 0-02 Rashtrapal Gujarat. 25. -do- Shri C. Perumal Need to amend the Nursing Council Act, 0-03 1947. 26. -do- Shri Saman Pathak Scarcity of drinking water in Darjeeling. 0-02 27. -do- Shri Matilal Sarkar Need to bring all districts of Tripura 0-03 under the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act. 28. 02-08- Shri K. Chandran Need for setting up of Petro Chemical 0-01 2006 Pillai Hub at Cochin. 29. 03-08- Shri Ali Anwar Need to protect Banarasi Saree 0-03 2006 Industry from closure. 30. -do- Shri B.K. Hariprasad Need for reforms in the process of 0-01 Sl.No. Date Name of the Member Subject Time taken Hrs.Mts. selection in judicial services. 31. -do- Miss Mabel Rebello Monopoly of Dubai Ports World in 0-03 container terminal. 32. -do- Shri P.R. Rajan Need to increase allocation of wheat 0-02 and Kerosene for PDS in Kerala. 33. -do- Shri Ravula Chandra Raising of coffee plantations in 0-02 Sekar Reddy Vishakapatnam and East Godavari districts of Andhra Pradesh. 34. 10-08- Shri Janardhana Huge backlog of court cases in the 0-03 2006 Poojary country. 35. -do- Shri Thanga Tamil Need to recruit teachers in Central 0-02 Selvan Schools from Tamil Nadu. 36. -do- Shri Santosh Maoist threat to Indians in Nepal. 0-02 Bagrodia 37. 10-08- Shri C. Perumal Need for setting up of new rail coach 0-02 2006 factory in Madhya Pradesh. 38. -do- Shri Ram Narayan Brutal murders in Delhi. 0-04 Sahu Sl.No. Date Name of the Member Subject Time taken Hrs.Mts. 39. -do- Shrimati Prema Need to develop Ultra Mega Power 0-02 Cariappa Project at Tadri in Uttar Kannada District of Karnataka. 40. -do- Ms. Pramila Bohidar Need to renovate/upgrade Jamadarpali 0-03 Airstrip in Sambalpur, Orissa. 41. -do- Shri Abu Asim Azmi Need to submit report of Liberhan 0-02 Commission without grant of further extension. 42. -do- Shri Ali Anwar Pathetic condition of Indian Carpet 0-02 Industry. 43. -do- Shrimati S.G. Indira Mismanagement in the Hindustan 0-03 Teleprinters Ltd. 44. -do- Shri Moinul Hassan Need to take steps for welfare of 0-02 minorities in Murshidabad, West Bengal. 45. -do- Shri Harish Rawat Need to increase wheat quota for APL 0-02 families in Uttaranchal. 46. -do- Shri B.K. Hariprasad Delay in payment of wage arrears to 0-01 Sl.No. Date Name of the Member Subject Time taken Hrs.Mts. employees of ITI, Bangalore. 47. 10-08- Shrimati Viplove Need to take action against forged 0-02 2006 Thakur institutes and universities being operated in Himachal Pradesh. 48. -do- Shri Vijay J. Darda Need to provide facility of payment 0-03 through money orders under RTI Act as application fee. 49. -do- Shri Saman Pathak Need to implement National Rural 0-02 Employment Guarantee Scheme in Darjeeling. 50. -do- Shri S.P.M. Syed Need for provision of basic amenities at 0-02 Khan Theni Railway Station in Chennai. 51. -do- Shri Jai Parkash Need to take immediate steps to 0-02 Aggarwal address grievances of freedom fighters. 52. -do- Shri M.V. Mysura Need for exemption of service tax on 0-02 Reddy insurance coverage for sheep population in Andhra Pradesh. Sl.No. Date Name of the Member Subject Time taken Hrs.Mts. 53. -do- Shri Shreegopal Vyas Need to set up a Central Inquiry 0-01 Commission to look into religious conversions. 54. -do- Shri Mahendra Mohan Urgent need for dope testing on Indian 0-02 sportspersons participating in international competitions. 55. -do- Shrimati N.P. Durga Need to protect rights of farmers/land 0-03 owners on acquisition of land for Special Economic Zones. 56. 10-08- Prof. P.J. Kurien Need for a pension scheme for ex- 0-01 2006 servicemen who have not completed 15 years of service. 57. -do- Shri Amar Singh Miserable condition of mentally retarded 0-02 persons. 58. 14-08- Shri Amar Singh Need to put check on duplicate goods. 0-03 2006 59. -do- Dr. M.V. Mysura Need to provide additional quantity of 0-01 Reddy rice for Mid-Day Meal Programme in Andhra Pradesh. Sl.No. Date Name of the Member Subject Time taken Hrs.Mts. 60. -do- Ms. Mabel Rebello Land acquisition under Special 0-02 Economic Zones. 61. -do- Shri B.K. Hariprasad Need for urgent repair and restoration 0-02 of Daman Ganga Bridge in Daman. 62. -do- Shri C. Perumal Need to provide housing loan at 0-01 cheaper rate. 63. -do- Shri Ali Anwar Pathetic condition of handloom 0-03 weavers. 64. -do- Kumari Nirmala Suicide by farmers in Banda District of 0-02 Deshpande Uttar Pradesh. 65. -do- Shri Jai Parkash Need to strengthen security of district 0-03 Aggarwal courts in Delhi. 66. -do- Shrimati Sushma Harassment of persons involved in 0-02 Swaraj recent alleged breach of PM’s security. 67. 14-08- Shri Santosh Need to formulate a flood control 0-02 2006 Bagrodia strategy. 68. 18-08- Shri Kalraj Mishra Exorbitant rate of BT Cotton seed being 0-02 2006 charged by American company. Sl.No. Date Name of the Member Subject Time taken Hrs.Mts. 69. -do- Shri Janardhana Need for upgradation of Mangalore 0-03 Poojary Airport as International Airport. 70. -do- Shri Moinul Hassan Reduction of staff strength of KVIC. 0-01 71. -do- Shri Ravula Chandra Need to start vocational courses in 0-01 Sekar Reddy schools. 72. -do- Dr. Gyan Prakash Alarming scenario of water 0-03 Pilania contamination and shortage. 73. -do- Shri Ajay Maroo Harassment of Indian women by NRIs 0-02 in foreign countries. 74. -do- Shri Rudra Narayan Need to cancel disinvestment proposals 0-03 Pany of NALCO. 75. -do- Shrimati Maya Singh Continuous late running of Gwalior- 0-02 Barauni train No. 1123. 76. -do- Shri Lalit Kishore Problems being faced by Indians to 0-03 Chaturvedi bring back dead bodies from Gulf countries. 77. 18-08- Shri Vijay J. Darda Need for approval of proposal for 0-02 2006 tackling water quality problems in Sl.No. Date Name of the Member Subject Time taken Hrs.Mts. Maharashtra under the World Bank Agencies. 78. -do- Shri Surendra Lath Need to open schools for child labours 0-02 in Orissa. * 79. 21-08- Shri Janardhana Demand for financial assistance to 2006 Poojary Karnataka to tide over drought and flood. 80. -do- Shri Jai Parkash Demand to fill vacancies in Delhi Aggarwal University, particularly in Commerce and Business Administration Department.
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