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e:~les. Vol XI. No 35 Toed." April 21, 1"1 ._ . ~ .. Vaisakha I, 1914 (SUa) I' LOK SABHA DEBATES (English Version) i!:""7 ~ ~;_ ...~·.4' -,:;" t".~ j. I( I ~ - ) .. (;7 _ Third Session (Tenth Lok Sabha) , CJ'DI. Xl contalna N08. 31 tD 40) 1. 0 II SA B HAS E eRE"'" A RlI~A T NEW DELHI Prl~ I RI. 6.00 [ORIGINAL ENGLISH PROCBEDINGS INCLUDm IN ENGLISH VBRSION AND ORIGINAL HINDI PI.OCBEDINGS INCLUDBD IN HINDI VBllSION 'WILL BB TllBATBD AS AUTBOlUTATIVII AND NOT TBB ftANSLATION TBU.IIOP.] CONTENTS [Tenth Series, Vol. XI, Third Session 199211974 (Saka)] No. 35, Tuesday, April 21, 1992/ Vaisakha 1, 1914 (Saka) COLUMNS Oral Answers to Questions: 1-37 ·Starred Question Nos. 675 to 680 and 682 Written Answers to Questions: 37-324 Starred Question Nos. 674,683, 37-56 684, 686 to 693 Un starred Question Nos. 7233 to 7364 55-290 Statement correcting reply 289-291 to USQ No. 5391 dated 31.3.92 regarding recruitment of SCIST Employees in Health Ministry Statement correcting reply 289-291 to USQ No. 4331 dated 24.3.1992 regarding land for Lalit Kala Akademi Papers Laid on the Table 324-326 Committee on the WeHare 326 of Scheduled Castes and' . Scheduled Tribes Second Report-Presented ·The sign + marked above the name of a Member indicates that the question was actually asked on the floor of the House by ,1]3t Member. (ii) CoLUMNS Committee on Government 326 Assurances Third Report-Presented Matters Under Rule 377 327-334 (i) Need to raise the import 327-328 duty on PVC to the level of other Polymer Commodities to pre-budget level Shri R. Dhanushkodi Athithan (ii) Need to chalk out a short 328 term 'Taj Mahal Renewal Project' under a coordinated authority Shti K.V. Thangkabalu (iii) Need to set up coach repairing 328-329 workshop at nemom Railway Station near Trivandrum Shri A. Charles (iv) Need to issue letter of intent 329-330 to Uttar Pradesh for laying the pipeline for supply of natural gas through HBJ pipeline . Shri Bhagwan Shankar Rawat (v) Need to set up low power T. V. 330-331 transmitters in some towns of Himachal Pradesh Prof. Prem Dhumal (vi) Need to set up gas based 331-332 power plants in Bihar Shrimati Girija Devi (iii) CoLUMNS (vii) Need to send a central team 332 to review the working of SeH Employment Scheme in Jahanabad Parliamentary constituency, Bihar Shri Ramashray Prasad Singh (viii) Need to increase the amount 332-333 of freedom fighters' pension Shri Arvind Tulsiram Kamble Demands for Grants (General), 335-344 1992-93 Ministry 01 External Affairs Shri Sudhir Saw ant 336-344 Shri PoGo Narayanan 344 Reo Political Developments in 345-347 Afghanistan Statutory Resolution Reo Approval 347-324 01 Proclamation in Relation to the State 01 Nagaland Shri So 80 Chavan 347-348 Shri Lal K. Advani 355-376 Shri Sharad Dighe 376-383 Shri George Fernandes 383-410 Shri Ao Charles 410-416 Shri Basu Deb Acharia 416-424 LOK SABHA DEBATES LOKSABHA (c) Demands are being met regularly. [ Translation] Tuesday, April 21 1992Naisakha 1, 1914 (Saka) SHRI ASTBHUJA PRASAD SHUKLA: Mr. Speaker, Sir,l had asked in my question .. the details of the demand made by U.P. The Lok Sabha Met at Eleven of the Government for the supply of wagons or Clock rakes and the number of the wagons rakes demanded by the State Government as [MR. SPEAKER in the Chair] also the number of wagons made available to State Government and the number of ORAL ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS wagons not made available to n. I am sorry to say that the hon. Minister has not replied [ Translation] properly. I would like to know the details of the demands made by the Uttar Pradesh Supply of Wagons to U.P. Government during the last three years for the supply of wagons or rakes separately for *675. SHRI ASTBHUJA PRASAD the movement of coal and levy sugar etc. to SHUKLA: Will the Minister of RAILWAYS power-houses brick kilns commission and be pleased to state: forthe movement ollood grains to Kotdwar. I also want to know the number of wagons (a) whether the Government of Uttar or rakes made available by the government 'Pradesh. has requested for supply of wagons and the number of wagons not made I) to meet the requirment of different sectors available. of the State economy; [English] (b) if so, the details thereof, sector- wise; and SHRI MALLIKARJUN: The demand for t991-92 for BG wagons was 9,13,378 and (c) the steps taken to meet this demand? supply was 9,12,595 and for MG, demand was 1,42, 167 and supply was 1,42,167. [English] These wagons have been loaded with coal, cement, coal for brick kilns and foodgrains THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE and fertilizers and so on and so forth. MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS (SHRI MALLIKARJUN: (a) and (b) Yes, Sir. Letters [ Translation] have been received regarding loading of coalto Brick Kilns, booking of levy sugar and SHRI ASTBHUJA PRASAD SHUKLA: despatch of foodgrains to Kotdwara. Again he did not clarify as to how many 3 Oral Answers APRIL 21,1992 Oral Answers ,4 wagons were not made available In MR. SPEAKER: It cannot be done. You comparison to the number of wagons for know the rules. which assurance was given. I would like to point out that 35 per cent of wagons have [ Translation] not been made available.l The hon. Minister may please tell whether it is not true that the Yesterday. Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh has made a complaint to the Minister of Railways tothe SHRI MOHAN SINGH When the effect that the Department had not made hon.Minister came late, he got an available wagons and rakes in adequate opportunity. .. number and that not in time, the supply of coal is being affected resulting In a fall In ( Interruptions) power generation in power houses. as also the bricks kilns industry is being affected [English) adversely and there is inordinate delay In the levy sugar. Hso, the measures taken by SHRI BHOGENDRA JHA: I was sitting the hon. Minister of Railways to redress here alone. I felt embraced and I feel it. these grievances and whether he is makinrJ available the wagons or rakes in adequat e MR. SPEAKER: That is all right. It so number and In time as demanded by th,e happens sometimes. Chief Minister" so, but what time? SHRI BHOGENDRAJHA: I have come here now, [English] MEi: SPEAKER: You know the rules. SHRI MALLlKARJUN: It Is tru,e the Supposing all the questions are covered, Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh has 'written then we can come to your question. Not like on 27-1-92 regarding wagon requir1aments this. for brick kilns and sugar loadings and, of course, about coal also earlier. SHRI BHOGENDRAJHA: I will wait for that. I hope you will come back to this question. So far as coal supply to th,e brick kilns is concerned, frpm 14-6-91 to '24-11-91, the Admission In Medical Colleges coal companies have not giVJen any coal to the brick kilns in Uttar PracJes'n. Only after *676. SHRI N. DENNIS: Will the Minister 25-10-91, and then up to February, when of HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE be the coal; companies i.e, t.he Bengal Bihar pleased to state: Coal Fields started giving coal to the brick kilns, we started loading ther n every month. (a) whether all the seats allocated from From November to Febn.'lary, we have the Central Pool for admiSSion to medical loaded 2068 wagons with co al for brick kilns. colleges in India were filled up ~uring 1991- 92; MR. SPEAKER: Now' we take up the next question No. 676. (b) if so, the details thereof, state-wise and.Union Territory-wise; SHRI BHOGENDRI ,JHA: I have come here now. (c) If not, the reasons thereof; 5 Oral Answers VAISAKHA 1,1914 (SAKA) Oral Answers 6 (d) the number of drop-outs from amongst the selected Candittates during THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE the above period; and MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WElFARE (SHRI D.K. THARADEVI (e) the manner In which the vacancies SIDDHARTHA): (a) to (e): A statement is caused by such drop outs were filled up? laid on the Table of the House. STATEMENT A total number of 265 MBBS seats from the'Central Pool were allocated to the States Union Territories having no medical college of their own and to certain Central Ministries 'during 1991-92 Session. The break-up of the seats allocated StatefUnion Territory-wise; Ministry-wise and utilisation thereof is as under: CENTRAL POOL MSSS SEATS FOR 1991-92 SESSION: S.No. Name of beneficiary agency Number of Seats Allocated Utilised 2 3 4 1. Tripura 21 21 2. Manlpur 21 21 3. Mizoram 12 12 4. Meghalaya 12 12 5. Sikkim 17 17 6. Arunachal Pradesh 20 20 7. Nagaland 16 8. Jammu & Kashmir 26 26 9. Lakshdweep 6 6 10. Andaman & Nicobar Island 13 13 11. Daman & Diu 2 2 12. Dadra & Nagar Havel! 2 13. Ministry of Extemal Affairs 45 45' 7 Oral Answers APRIL 21, 1992 Oral Answers 8 S.No. Name of beneficiary agency Numbe, of Seats AIIocaled Utilised 1 2 3 4 14. Ministry of Defence 25 25 15. Ministry of Human Affairs 6 6 16. Cabinet Secretariat 3 3 17. Ministry of Finance 18. Ministry of Human Resource Development 19. Indian Council for cultural Relations 9 9 20. Indian Council for Child WeHare 2 2 21.
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