AP Assembly Archives

VoL I
No. 16.
2 M ^fcrc^ JTP^.
HYDERABAD LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
DEBATES
Official Report
CONTENTS
PABM
THE H Y D E R A B A D LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
^a/w&xy, 2lF% Af%n?A, 1953
The House met at Nine of the Clock.
[MR. SPEAKER IN THE CHAIR]
Starred Questions A n d Answers
Afr. A'pf^/tW : Let us take u p questions.
(\)I i.i'.(TH)\ <if S A L K S T A X
^!64 (H8S) A'M ^. ^ n ^ ^ ^ h ^ (Manthani): W H i the hon.
Alinister for Finance he phased t^ state:
The estimated and the actua! coHections from sales*
Tax during the year 1952-53 in the State ?
3%? M ^ ^ j b r F ^ M ^ (Dr. C, & n ^ 0 & y ) : The Rnaneia!
year 1952-53 has not yet come to a close. The amount collected during the Rrst eleven months %+6?., from April 1952 to
February 1958 under the Hyderabad General Sa!es Tax Act
is I.G. Rs. 1,41,08,772 against the Budget Estimates of 3*6*48
lakhs for 1952-53.
^ M %?. #w#H?%?%: M a y I know the actual reasons for the
fall in collections ?
Dr. 6. & 3M&0&K There are two reasons: One is that the
Sales Tax Act itself was amended somewhere about April or
M a y and so the collections started later. The second is that
there was a slump in the market: as a result, w e have last
about 50 lakhs ot rupees. The actual collections started in
January when business was in progress. In Febr&ary^we
collected 41 lakhs. This month we hope t& eollect 40 to 30
lakhs. Roughly, it m a y come to about 2 crores of rupees.
^ M & &#aMM*%%: Are any eases brought to the notice ojf
the Government,wA^n no receipts were issued j^o ^qp^eepers
in order to avoid the depositing of Sales Tax,
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21,9%Afar<%, 1953, ^ ^ r r ^ ^?^^?7)w ;/?^/ .^^,swr^
Dr. G. 6^. JLff?&3*f : I a m not aw an* of any Mich ca^es.
,SAW R ^ ^ ^ ^ / X o / ^ n (Patoda) : Is the h<m.
^Unister
aware that some ofReers working in the Sales Tax Department
are not At in that department ?
Dr. 6?. & 3jMA-3?<: It is possiMe. t afu inv(stitfafin^. O n
the one side, I a m trying lo absorb the stat!' of (he t'tishntis
Department into the Sa!es Tax Department and ai! such
oiRcers that are found to be competent are hehnj absorbed.
Possibly, it wi!i take time for them to adjuht. Barring that,
I do not see any diiRetdty.
6^An (3. iSwYtMT^M : Is there any proposal to appnitit any
„ speeiai branch to go into eases where reeeipts ha% e not been
issued ?
Dr. C & 3Mh??iM If eases are brought to m y notiee. I
m a y think of it. At present there is no sueh proposai before
me.
^ A W F. D. D^Ap^??& (Ipp^g^^a): H o w do Hgnres of 1931^
52 compare with the eoHeetions of lMK-5a ?
Dr. C & M ^ ^ : The answer to this wiH he eovered b%?
m y reply to the next question.
<y&rt B a ^ K ^ J^o^cAa: Will the GovernHtt'nt appoint it
Special Omcer for Sales Tax for H M r District ?
Dy. <?. <S*. Af^&ofg : I do not understand wlmi t!a! hon.
Member means by 'Speeiai Omcer*. The department it^eif is
a Special Department.
<SM ^a^aw^aJ! J&%M%a: There is no saies t(tx oMce for
B M r District and an o%eer ^rom Jaina w m e s to B M r and
makes collections, etc.
^ . & & ^fc^o&e: Every possible arrangement that is
Necessary is being made.
*135 (888) 3%M G. gfaM-amwitt: WiH the hon. Minister for
Finance be pleased to state:,
/Hie collection# &opn Sales Tax during the last & u r
years?
^
^%r7T<% QMa?^c%3 a^^ J[??^^^r^ 2 M MarcA, 1958.
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Dr. C & AM&6%% : Collections under the Hyderabad Sales
Tax 'Act in the last four years are as follows :—
Year
1358 F.
Amount
I.G. Rs.
Luxury Sales Tax
1.
18,87,828
2. From 1-10-1949 to
6,54,224
31-8-1950 (6 months)
8. 1950-51 .
69,88,801
General Sales Tax 4. 1951-52
1,07,00,848
including Luxury
'Sales Tax
5. From April 1952 to
February 1953 (11 months) 1,41,08,772
HUTTI GOLD MINES
*166 (834) SAW G. 6^f%?MM2M: Will the hon. Minister for
Finance be pleased to state:
(a) The output and value of gold from the Hutti Gold
Mines during the last ten years ?
(&) Where is it deposited ?
(e) Whether and if so, the amount of income from the
above mines which accrued to the Government for the last
Ave years ?
(<?) Whether the Hutti Gold Mines are managed by the
Government or through a Corporation ?
(%) If it is through a Corporation, the terms of agreement
between the Government and the Corporation ?
(jf) The expenditure incurred by the Government on the
Mines?
Dr. (?t & 3%d%#%%: (a) & (&): The answer to is that the
matter relates to internal affairs of the Company and it is
not open to the Government as a shareholder to disclose the
information,
(<?) Nil*
(<%) The Hutti Gold Mines are managed neither by the
Government nor through a Corporation but there is a joint
Stock Company with a Board of Directors which controls and
guides its affairs ?
1182
2!<H? 37%?*^, !!^W. ^^//i ^ Q^^ ^^^^^ ^ ^^^' Jw^'t /^
(^) Tite answer ^hen in n^prrt ^f ^^ and *^; n^piir^ in
this question also.
(f)TheGovemm(nt has:totoinr)i\ ihrurnJan\ r\^-ud*
iture on the Gohi Mines, it !n^, !nt}\u\rr, in^^frd fhnds ia ^
the Gold Mines Co:npany in shape of :
(?) Share capital (hS, H ^ ^UJWManh
(n) Loans(hS, Rs. as^^jj^a,
6^AW 6?. Rw?*#????*?M : Are therr any shart^ uf Ha Go%t m ment in these G(^iti ^Unes Y
Dr. & ^S. 3/W/r^f : I have ju<4 ans%%rnd fiiat GoM'nnnent
has invested fumis in the Goid Mines t ^;npan\ m the shapt* of
-share eapitai to the tune of Rs, fit iahhs anti }t^ans (o thr hine
of Rs. 88,99.033.
i$%r% K D. D^Ap^F^/r: If the Govenam-uf has shares of
80 per cent, or mere in the Gohi Mines and if the Government
is responsible to this House for ^rantin^ ^ds sinn to the Gohi
Mines, I do net understand how and undtT what provision
could the House he deprived of a ehara e of !<uowin^ th^ aetua!
position of the company as sneh, t woutd hke t%^ kno%v under
what provisions the Government invested so mneh money hy
way of shares and the provision thereunder the information
sought for eouM be denied to the House.
Dr. %2. & M*#a%e: W e are on!y shnre-hoiders in that
company. The shares heid hy Government nmy $ ome to $0
or 85 per cent. Money was invested in these shares not dtmng
the regime of the present Government hnt it was invested
during the time of the previous Government, i eonstdted
the Legai Department and I understand that as a share ho!der
the Government cannot divtdge thisinfonnatiou in the House.
This is the legai position hy whieh X a m bound* Otherwise^
in pubiic interests, the information sought for eouM be given.
I a m not trying to hide this information; but iegaMy, it i% not
possiMe te give this information.
#Ar% F, D. De#&p#%M&?: W h e n we have got aur Directors on
the Directorate of the Company, I want exactly what the
advice given by the Legai Adviser is and under wh%t rule mr
t^vMoRthw^
bdng rcA^sed to be given out.
T ^ P ^ v e m m e n t repreaenta the House eoMeetivdy and w e
^ i w ^ ^ r;e{^ the grant to th$t company if the infaxntatiaa
i$ n # g^yen t^ ns. I think we M e entitled t&da thia and this
A%%7V^% QM6s%taHg r//?r^ ^4?^!^(??\$ 2L$^ Af<3?T%, 1958.
1188
is the legal position under the Constitution. I want to k n o w
the legal advice given so that if need be w e m a y challenge it in
the Supreme Court.
Dr. G. 6!. 3.MA;o^ : A s I said, these shares were invested
not by this Government but by the previous Government. If
the House feels that the grant should not be given to the
company, it is competent to do so in future. With regard
to the legal opinion. I require notice.
Af r. 6'jxv;Axv : There are certain provisions of the C o m p a n y
L a w under which a share-holder cannot disclose information
to the Public.
/Mr?' G. ASWr(/7?i?/?M : W h a t is the return in the shape of
interest that was received by the Govt, for the shares theyhave got in the Gold Mines ?
Dr. 6r. & A M & e % ^ : I think, no interest is received so far.
EXPENDITURE ON IRRIGATION W O R K S
*167 (157) 3 A W A%ra%r%* (Kinwat): Will the hon. Minister
for Public Works be pleased to state :
(#) T h e total expenditure incurred on irrigation works
in Adiiabad district during the years 1950-1951 and 1952 ?
(&) Whether it is a fact that the funds granted for the
above purpose were not fully utilised and have therefore
lapsed ?
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Is it a fact that in spite of severu! -tnnW^n.,,,. tMms and demonstrations bv tnt t
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1185
DEATH RATE
-{-(As Shri Ch. Venkatrama R a o was not present in the
House, Question N o . 169 (94) was not answered,).
APPLICATIONS FOR APPOINTMENTS
*170 (246) R M C7dA^woF^^(Osmanabad-General): Will
the hon. Minister for Education be pleased to state :
(a) The number of applications for appointments received in the OiHce of the Inspector of Schools, Osmanabad
during the year 1951-52 ?
(&) The number of appointments m a d e between 16th
August, 1952 and 15th February, 1958 ?
(e) H o w m a n y of them belong to scheduled castes and
other backward classes ?
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tAnswer to ^169 (94) under Unstarred Questions ^nd Answers,
1186
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f(Shri Viswas Rao PatH was absent m tht* House).
^ L H # ^ to ^1?1 (828) tmd*y UnjAtantd Qne$Hon$ ^n4 AH%w*rs*
1187
Unstarred Questions and A n s w e r s
DEATH RATE
*169 (9-!<) A$Ar?: CA. T^??^^m?^ R^?o : Will the hon. ^linister
for Pu!)li(* Health and Medical be pleased to state:—
W h a t is the average death rate of w o m e n at chi!d birth
in our State ?
A'/pr/ li<?M?' A ^ t w ^ Jm?g: The average death rate of
mothers at ehild birth for the year 1951 and for the Towns
in the State having a population of over and above 30,000
is 6.4.
PRIMARY SCHOOL AT KAMEGAON
*171 (328) , % W F ^ A ^ w ^ o JPa%i/: Will the hoH. Minister
for Education be pleased to state :
(f?) Is it a fact that the Primary Sehool in Kamegaon,
taluqa Osmanabad is eiosed n o w ?
(&) If it is so^ what steps are being taken by the Government to re-open it ?
;$*%W Df?;?.si??gA (7i%M&#;3: (^) & (6). The teaeher of the
Primary Srhool, Kamegaon has been transferred on promotion
and in his plaee another teaeher has been posted. The latter
was relieved on the 3rd March, 1953, and would have joined
duty. For a few days, therefore., the sehoo! in question remained closed.
RECEIPTS AND ExPENMTI RE
59. (8) *9AW! G. R%MMyM#%%&% J%%# : W i H the hon. Minister
for Finance be pleased to state :
The tahiqwise total receipts and expenditure in the State ?
Dr. C & R3&??%3&?: The total taluqwise revenue and expenditure of the State are shown in the appended statements:
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37.
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40.
41.
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43.
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Kinwat
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Luxetdpct
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Sirpur
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3,90,282
8,28,579
6,80.694
4,59,167
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53,77.32a 11 1
12,37,192 6 3
12,50,823 2 10
11,43,931 14
11,78,174 6 5
9,52,425 13 5
9.88,426 4 9
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17,84. !<72 6 2
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15,52,918 11 1
14,73.522 1 7
16,88,069 0 6i
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10.08,235 3 4
8,89.857 0
2,76,730 6 8&
2,74,287 1 2
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37.
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39.
66.
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Sullanabad
Jagtia!
Sirt'iHa
H^ur^bad
Manthani
Parkai
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28.93.003 3 6
28,83,747 7
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39,89,834 9
39,70,742 7
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12,63,936 3
17,47,643 3 8
18,15,021 2
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63.
64.
65.
66.
67.
68.
69.
76.
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Zaherabad
Humnabad
Bhatki
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3,56,987 8
7,27,884 1
7,21,244 2
9,69,386 14
8,39,661.14
7,89,662 7
6,89,211 13
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8,08,572 4 0
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2h'%^M#re/t, 1953. Ll?^?*rfJ Q?a^^;?,s <???,/ J;h\?^r,s
60 (9) ^ M &. RH/?;/;MM?& R w / Wi!! the hnn. Muiishi'
for Finanec be p!case<i to state ;
The ta!uq-wise m e o m e and expenditure on the t'nihmhiiv
!ieads :—
1. Land Revenue.
2. Exeise.
3. Forests.
Dr. 6?. A*. 3MA*#^; The required shdenants are piactd
on the tabic of the House.
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MEDICINE
21^f 7t/;7?Y%, 1 9 5 3 .
1208
CHESTS
61 (71) *S72?-?1 B^^?^^ C o ^ ^ (Lingsugur) : Will the hon.
Minister for Public Health and Medical be pleased to state :
(%) The number of medicine chests supplied to Lingsugur
taluq in Raichur district during 1952 ?
(/;) The persons to w h o m they were supplied ?
M r / JifM?* JVawnx Jivug ; 5 medicine chests were given
for Lingsugur Taluq in 1952. The names of villages and the
persons in charge of these chests are as follows :—
1. Mudkanhalli
2. Anexdodi
3. Makapur
* * Shri Somshanker.
4. ConthgoHa 5. Anvari
- - Shri Menia.
- * Shri Sangappa.
* - Shri Hunoor.
- - Shri Kuppay Rao.
MATERNITY HOMES
62 (72) *S7?W F%3KMM (?<>%%?%.- Will the hon. Minister for
Public Health and Medical be pleased to state:
(%) The number of materinty homes in Raichur district ?
(&) Whether there is any proposal to open more maternity homes in the above district ?
^&p% 3/f&<% N%%6?433 J%Mg ,* There are two maternity homes,
one at Raichur Headquarters and the other at GadwaL There
is a proposal for constructing maternity wards at Kopba!
and Lingsugur in the Raichur District.
SCHOOLS
03 (6) <S&r? &+ R%%M?M%%*A% Raa<* Will the hon. Minister
foa Education be pleased to state:
(%) The number of primary, middle and high schools
in each taluq ? *
(&) The number of boys and girls respectively attending in each vanetv of schools in each taluq during the years
194&-30, 1950-51 *and 1951-52 ?
4
(c) The number of teachers empioyeti:
(2) part-^hne in eaeh tahiq ?
(!) ^uH-tmu'
((F) Annua! expenttiture on these Sehoo!s in eac!^ hduq ?
(^?) The munber of aided schools in eaeh !a!uq and the
grant-in-aid given to eaeh of them ?
' (/) The number of Intermediate and Decree t'uHe<?es
in eaeh District of the State ?
(g) The number of hoys and girla respective!^ studying
in eaeh of sueh colleges during the years !^4!^ab, Mh^b a!
and 193T-52?
^?Ar^ D ^ ?^^?^A f*A^t^A<?^ .* (n). ((?) & (^f): A statement
contain^ig information regarding the n u m b e r of \( hoots,
number $f teachers and the total expenditure district wise
Is placed on the tab!e of the House. Taiuqwise H^ures are
not yet avaitabie*
(&) Thi^s information is stiH a%vaited.
((?) This information is stiH awaited.
(/) & (^)^ A statement giving the information required
i$ placed on the table of the Aaaembiy*
UH<y%%rye<% Q%eg%M?Mg ^^d! ^ ^ w ^ r ^
2 1 ^ JMarcA, 1958.
1205
1. (GOVERNMENT HlGH SCHOOLS FOR BoYS
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97
67
79
91
54
125
99
75
Remarks
6
11,59,057
1,02,597
2,70,273
1,07,444
1,02,152
1,08,995
2,80,722
1,92,482
1,78.200
1,96,468
1,80,044
1,56,753
2,06,314
1,14,343
2,86,408
1,86,627
1,55,881
GOVERNMENT HlGH SCHOOLS FOR GlRLS
Hyderabad Dist.
Auraaga&ad
Bhir
„
Parbhaai;
„
Naa^ed
- „
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Raichwt
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4
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8.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
14
3
4
2
2
2
5
5
^
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^
Total Estimated expenditure
for 1952-58
4
3
1. Ba!da
2. Hyderabad Dist.
.
No^ of
No. of
schools teachers
1
3
1
1
T
^
Y
1
*.
^
1
H
1
t
1
176
24
51
39
39
29
35
29
37
. 4
4,72,674
+Jf,M,7gg 3=6,71,409
6,71,400
57,884
1,19,888
58,64a
59,986
36,348
69,180
62,339
59,333
.4
+.
26
35
36
S&
28
36,33%
54,aaa
59,973^
$3,672
60,887
Sri, No.
3,
4.
3.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10,
H.
12.
13.
14.
13.
13*
17.
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2.
8.
4.
&
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7.
8.
9.
11.
12.
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16.
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Hyderabad i)^L
Anrangabad
Khir
us
Parhhani
Xanded
Guibarmt
HaiehMr
Bidar
Osmanabad
Medak
Mithbubna^ar ,,
Xa!^^ada
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Xi^uuabad
SVaran^at
„
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Adiiabad
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17
10
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1.
Hyderabad D M .
175
Ml
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Sri. No, Xamc of District
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15.
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5,
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8.
9.
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16.
m
No. of
No. of
Schools teachers
8
Aurangabad
Hhir
Parbhuai
Nanded
Culbarga
Kaiehur
Hidar
Gsmanabad
Medak
Mahbubnag:tr
Na!gonda
Ni^:Y^abad
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Kanmanagar
AdHabad
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370
426
423
623
t74
506
355
439
572
750
377
753
761
357
4
Total Ksti- Remarks
mated expenditure
for 1952-53
5
081
60S
753
881
1186
847
903
654
6760
936
1441
655
1297
1255
624
14.10,880
9,44,182
10,51,898
12,04,814
16,16,588
11,39,235
11,17,417
8,76,883
9.81,636
12,29,966
20,33,881
9,40,260
28,51,428
15,74,000
9,94,506
G W B K X M H X T PlMMARY SCHOOLS FOR OlRLS
Haida
Hyderabad Dist.
Aurangabad ?^
Bhir
*^
Parbhani
„
Xanded
**
$%
Guib^ga
Raichur
yy
Biday
^#
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Medak
yy
Mahbubnagar #y
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yy
Nhamahad
)^
W^rangai . ?y
Karimangar *y
Adiiabad
#y
98
39
78
55
58
58
82
41
58
42
60
68
74
6%
78
69
80
316
119
187
136
163
164
212
185
146
108
117
164
178
180
186
146'
69
1207
3,60,260
1,85,240
2,87,260
1,10,260
2,28,468
2,05,350
2,63,371
1,64,937
1,40,242
1,26,594
1,23,818
1,40,260
1,65,269
1,48,878
3,65,613
1,89,747
88,189
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1212
21-s'f 3f^frA, M 3 3 . H ^ ^ r m f Q ? W ^ ? ; * fv/?^ J?W(r^
Anui/r KnrtATa^\
64 (73) ^Ar% R ^ M / ^ f^w&/.' W H ! th^ h^n. Minister fay
Education be pleased to hhitt?:
(^) The number of seh<nt!s opened for Adu)t Hdueatkm
in Raichur district during Ti^H ?
(&) The nmnber of sueh st!t<n^s in Lu^su^mr ta!uq ?
iPM D a ^ f ; # f/^^v/^^ ; (?;) The number ^f new adu!t
schools opened in Raiehur Distrht in H*.*m is !tf. Tweive
schools were opened prcviouah* hi the district*
(&) There are two such sehoois in Lin^su^ur tuiuq*
.
^ Ayngn Axn P n a n R Y Seuoo^s
65 (74) ^ r ^ BaMKtw? (#^t^; %S1H ^ie hon* Minister ^ r
Education he pleased ^ state :
(#) The number of aided and primary aehnoh oyM^ned
m the State during 1038 ?
(6) The number of such Kehoois hi K^dehur district
in genera! and Lingwgur taiuq in particuhM* ?
<!?M D^t^!MgA f^^A^^ ,* (^?) CiovemnM nt r&eopnise Aided
Schools if they fuM% the conditions preseri^d. Se%^n ^ueh
schools were recognised during the year M)3^ !
49 N e w primaryi schools %vere opened in th%? S^te in the
year 1952,
(&) One Private Primary School at Bukanoor* Raiduy
District was recognised in the year 1952,
N o private schocH in the Lingsugur * taiuq waa recogxiised
in the year 19S2.
One (^vernmentipentra; Primary S e h w ! waa eataMiahed
mLingsugurml9St
i
! SCHOO& BUILDMO
I
e$ (75) #&?$ B ^ w < ? M ^ ; WiM the h<M3*. Miniater for
Ed^eatmn be p!eas^d to state:
' H o w !ong t&e Sc^ob! buiidhg of Maaki town, ia Lingaugur
M u q wiH be under ^ e eontr^ ^f Department of ArehRMbgy
aita^^gh ao m p ^ n t relies ane ^ept ^ W M a $t i^Reatt
Z,fg/#%<3%%?6 Ba^MasF,
2 1 ^ Af^reAy 1953.
1213
iSTan D ^ w w g A CA^^A^?^ / It is true that a certain number
of selected objects from the Maski Museum have been Brought
oyer to Hyderabad Museum, But there are sli!! a !arge number
, of important antiquities in the Maski M u s e u m winch cannot
be shifted cither to Hyderabad or any oth ^r p!ace now.
The school budding which was t^&en over in the yoi?r
1832 F*, for the Maski Museum is not quite suitabie ft^r the
purpose, and it is considered necessary to have a separate
building for the museum. It m a y take about 3 years for
this idea to fructify.
Legislative Business
.Iff + *%MY*Arr .* Let us take up the next item on the Agenda.
jH#M%p JM7???R%fr (iSM D. (y. R/;M?M); I be^ to introduce:
L.A. BiH X o , V I H nf H)3H-a BHi to supplement certain
prwisions of the Evacuee Int rest (Separation) Act, i;)t*n.*'
J^fr, A S p ^ ^ r ; The BiH is introduced*
Bu^OET—BKMAXnS FOR CKAXTS
Jlfn ^pag&er.' N o w we wiH take up motions for D ^ m m d s
for grants^
^ n t*. D. D ^ A p ^ ^ & ; I repeat m y request regarding
the charged itemig, that is the auMmnts paid to the Jagirdars
and the Rajpranmkh* I think tMs is the !n.st day for considering the Demands &^r grants and :*, decision shnuhi itave
been arrived at by this time.
3fr. ^p^A^f r The Leader of the House ia not present here.
*SAr% K D , D ^ A j p ^ ^ & ; H o n , the Finance .Minister can
m a k e a statement.
J%r. ^p^^Aff 7 Thia question wiM be taken up in t!^e afterntMMi. Can w e Rnish discussion an these Demands by 12 nt^Mi.
(Severat Members said it wotdd not be possib!^)
M r . ^ p ^ & w : yhen w e wiH ha%-e to adytum fur a reeesa
j&am H te n , 8 0 and eentinue ta sit td! ^ur wark is fmiahed*
N o w w e wHt take up amtitMia fbr d e m a n & for grants.
1214
3l3i M a n % , 1953.
R < ^ ^ /hwfwAv/or ^roM^
" That a sum not exceeding Hs. T^J.^.Htm t;mit-r Dmtaud
No. 18 be granted to the R;ijpnmmkh h* fh-fnt) thf se^-ra!
charges that would come R*r paymt-n! dur:!t^ Hn- runrM- nf
the year ending the Rlst day of Marcii !t(J<4. Tiir D m m a d
has the reconMuendation of the Kajpramukh."
M r . ^j^aAw .* Motion moved :
" That a sum not exceeding Rs. H0.!3,0(M und^r n**:uMid
No. 13 be granted to the Kajpnuuukh to defray ti^ st^t-nd
charges that would come for payment during the <-ourst' nf the
year ending the 31st day of March 1934. Thr !)rmintd hits
the recommendation of the Rajpramukh/'
Dr. CAeMwa ^ ( M y : X beg to move;
" That a M m not exceeding Rs. 7! ,83,900 und^r Hk*nMMid
No. 26 be granted to the Rajpramukh to defray the smf-nd
charges that would come for paytnent during tjw tourse of
the year ending the 31st day of March M)34. The Demand
has the recommendation of the Rajpramukh."
JM5r. fS^ea^H*; Moiaon nMved.
*' That a sum not exceeding Rs. 71,85,900 und( r IXmand
No. 26 be granted to the Rajpramuich to defray the sevend
charges that would come for payment during the uonrw of
the year ending the Slat day of March !954. The Demand
has the TeeommeadaEon of the Rajpramukh".
Dr. CAewMa JBedM^; I beg to m o v e :
" That a sum not exceeding Rs. 1,1$,200 under Deniand
N o . 36 be granted to he Rajpramukh to defray the
severai charges that would come for payment during the
course of the year ending the 31st day of March 1934. The
R e m a a d ha* 4heM!ommMndAtikw o# the Ragprtmuka".
A^. <$^M&ef^ Motion moved.
, " ^hat a sum no^ exceec^ng ^b). 149,ao<0 un3er Demand
^
$6 be wanted to the Rajpramujkh to de&ay the sewerai
c h a ^ tha& w o M a eam# j&w M^gaent d m ^ M t&e oourse of
^asth^^eo^nmemdaMoF^^pl^^
BtM%g<%—D^MtaM&Jw* (yf^^^
Dr. CA^/z^^ J2^%d!y; I beg
21^f M#r<?A, 1958.
to
1215
move :
" That a sum not exceeding Rs. 18,71,400 tmder Demand
No. 41 be granted to the Rajpramukh to defray the several
eharges that would come for payment during the course of
the year ending the 31st day of March 1954. The Demand
has the recommendation of the Rajpramukh".
Afr. iSp^er; Motion moved :
" That a sum not exceeding Rs. 13,71,400 under Demand
No. 41 be granted to he Rajpramukh to defray the sevcrai
eharges that would come for payment during the course of
the year ending the 31st day of March 1954. The Demand
has the recommendation of the Rajpramukh. "
Dr. CA<PMM# JKMdy ; I beg to move ;
" That a sum not exceeding Rs. 1,16,00,000 under
Demand No. 42 be granted to the Rajpramukh to defray the
several eharges that would come for payment during the
course of the year ending the 81st day of "March M)54. The
Demand has the recommendation of the Rajpramukh'**
My. J%M%t&#r; Motion moved.
" That a sum not exceeding Rs. !!,16,00,000 under
Demand No. 42 be granted to the Rajpramukh to defray the
several eharges that wouid come for payment during the
course of he year ending the 31st day of March 1954. The
Demand has the recommendation of the Rajpramukh".
Dr. CAeiMM Re^M^ ; I beg to move :
" That a sum not exceeding Ra. 14,58,000 under Demand
No. 57 be ^granted to the Rajpramukh to defray the several
eharges that would come for payment during the course of
the year ending the 31st day of March 1954. The Demand
has the recontmendation of the Rajpramukh".
Mr. <%?<?%%%?; Motion moved.
'? 3Bh*t a warn not^Keeedmg Ra. 14,58,000 under Demand
No, 57 be gMM&ted t&the RajparamuMi to de&ay the Be vera!
eharges that wauid eome for payment during the course of
the year ending the %Ms& day ^ March 1654. The D e m a n d
has the recommendation of the Rajpramukh*'.
1216
2lt?% AfarcFt, 1033.
B ^ ^ f ^ De;?at?i^/f;r (f7waf^
Dr. CA^^^^? R ^ ^ y .+ I t)fg to move.
" That a sum not exceeding Ms. ^IJ^.UOO under DeHLind
No. 65 be granted to the Rajpntmukh tt* dt fray !ia^ se\t nd
charges that would come for'ptymeiit (hnin^ ti^e ewur^e nf
the year endmg the SYst day of March T^JH. The Demand
has/the recommendation of the Rajpramukh*'.
3ir. ^ p ^ ^ r ; Motion moved.
" That a sum not exceeding Rs. 2L Pi^MM) under !)t nmitd
No. 65 t^ granted to the Rajpramukhto defray theMV^ra!
charges that would come for payment during the course of
the year ending the 81st day of* March 1M3^. The demand
has the recommendation of the Rajpramukh".
* Dr. (%<?MM R ^ ^ y ; I beg to ntove :
^ That a sum not cxcccdmg Rs, YS.0(),0(M) under Demand
No. 69 be granted to the R^pranmkh to defray ihe set end
charges that would come for payment during the rtttM"%t' *xf
the year ending the 31st day of March t^34. The Hemand
has the recommendation of the Rajpramukh'**
Mr. ^ p ^ ^ r ; Motion nmved.
^ That a sum not exceeding Ms. !M,0&,tMM) under i^mand
No. 69 be granted to the Rajpranmkh to defray the several
charger that wouid come for payment during tin? course of
the year cndmg the 81st day of March M)54. The iiemand
has the recommendation of the Rajpramukh",
Dr. (%%%%# JR^^dy; I beg to m o v e :
" That a sum not exceeding Rs. 3,6HJ!4X)0 under
Demand No, 79 be granted to the Itajpramukh to defray the
several charges that would eome for payment during the
course of the year ending the Slat day of "March 1934. The
Demand haa the recommendation of the Rajpramtikh***
Mr* ^ ^ d S ^ r / M b M o n moved.
" T3hat a sum not exceeding Ra, S,69J1,0C0 under
D e m a n d No, 79 be granted to the Rajpramukh to defray the
seves^ charges that w o u M eome fbr payment during the
eo#se of the year ending the 8iat day of Mateh 19^4. The
Demand has the reeommendatiaa of the Rajpramui&*\
^
3!pM&eh' W e wiH wvta^ke up motion ^
Mduet^wof
B^J^—Z)w?fa?&^br Gra/3%3 2Ls^ ^ir^cF^ 1953.
1217
DEMAND No. 26—Rs. 71,85,900—AGRICULTURE DEMONSTRATION AND PROPAGATION OF BETTER FARMING
*%n E\ .4;?RM?& R^^y (Balkonda): I beg to move :
" That the grant under Demand No. 26 be reduced by
Rs. 100 ".
JM). *%M#Ax?r ; l\lotion moved :
" That the grant under Demand No. 26 be redueed by
Rs. 100 ".
PROPOGANDA INCLUDING PUBLIC EXHIBITIONS AND
FAIRS.
67;n 76. P. B6'g???M?vA^ .* I beg to move ;
" T!iat t!ie grant under Demand No. 26 be redueed by
Rs. 100 ".
^jfr. *%M'#%w / Alt)tion moved :
" That the grant under Demand No. 26 be redueed by
Rs. 100 ".
IMPLEMENTATION OF AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENTS AND
RESEARCH SCHEMES
^Ar? ^M??4?yi' R## (yar#M% ; I beg to move :
" That the grant under Demand No* 26 be redueed by
Rs. 100 ".
Mr. <!%M?#&#r: Motion moved :
" That the grant under Demand No. 26 be redueed by
Rs. 100 "*
DETERIORATING AGRICULTURAL CONDITIONS IN THE STATE
AND THE SLOW PROGRESS OF GROW MORE FOOD CAMPAIGN.
iSfAW C &iamzyMM%M (Manthani); I beg to move:
" That the grant under Demand No. 26 be radueed by
R*. 100 ",
Mf. ^pM^rff; Motion moved:
^ That the grant under Demand No. 20 be yeduce4 by
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WORK1XG HF A^RKrLTIRAL HstH^KLMIXH A^it'
EXPERIMRXTAL r'AHMS.
<^Art D^zy^ ^AcaAr^ Roo.' (Adi!;tbad).- t bt n t^ move-:
" Th&t the grant under Demand Xo. 2H b*; rt^iueed bv
Rs. 100 ".
Afr. <S'pM^r; Motion moved :
" That the grant under Demand Xo. HH b*- rt-thn*t!(i^ bv
Rs. 100."
UNSATISFACTORY Wt)RK Of BnR!\C Ot'KBATH'KS
<SAr^ R. F. DfA-AwMArA (Gangakht d); I bi*g t^ nmvt:
" Tiiat the grant under Demand No. 36 be rt?duwd by
Rs. 100 ".
Mr. <SpM&fr* Motion moved:
" That the grant under Demand N*x ^*i bt^ r^duct^i by
Rs. 100 ".
MlSMANAOEMEKT tN DiSTRmt'TK^X MF SHROS AX^ MAR! !M.K
<S?M X. ^^M^A Rg(fd!y; X beg to mo% e:
" That the grant under Demand No. 28 be ruduued by
Rs. 100 ".
Mr. gpfaJh??; Motion moved:
" That the grant under Demand No. 3$ be reduced by
Rs. 100 ".
SYSTEM OF IssmNG TACCAV! LOANS AXn AOK^ULTURAJL
SlTUATMN m NlRMAL TALUQ.
JMr. 6^ea&er^ Motion moved;
B ^ 1 6 0 ^ ^ *** ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
D e m M d No. 3$ be MdMeed by
#?*Jg^—D^^^/?^^6rr^^$
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CORRUPTION IN AORICULTin(E DEPART^rENT
67??'/ jK. ^y?^^^A R^&/y / I beg to move :
" That the grant under Demand No. 26 be reduced by
Rs. 100."
Afr. *ypf^A'fr .* Hlotion moved :
*
" That the grant under Demand No. 26 be reduced bv
Rs, 100/'
POLICY AND ADMINISTRATION OF THE
DEPARTMENT
AGRICULTURE
*y&n ^/:&3??#j?pa (Kushtagi); I beg to move :
" That the grant under Demand No. 26 be reduced by
Rs. 100."
3f r. *%?&pR<?r ; ^lotion moved:
That the grant under Demand No. 26 be reduced by
Rs. 100."
D E M A N D No. 36 RS. 1J9,200.—TEXTILE COMMISSIONER
ECONOMY IN TEXTILE COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE
iSAr<E 1*. D. B*'R&p#;?&? .* I beg to m o v e :
" That the grant under Demand No. 36 be reduced bv
Rs. 100."
*
Mr. ^%Mg&%y ** Motion moved :
" That the grant under Demand No. 36 be reduced by
D E M A K D No* 41 Rs. 13,71,400 FooD S u a s m Y
CUT AND ECONOMY IN FOOD SUBSIDY
^ n (?. ^r^m^nvh^ ** I beg to move :
" That the grant under Demand No. 41 be redueed by
Rs. 100."
Mr. *%R?#&*T; Motion mo% ed :
" That the grant under D e m a n d No. 4^ be reduced bv
" T!ut< f!^- a^^^ undtT HuL'^H'! X^. {^ h^ n&iwi hy
Rs. 100/^
" Ttud, the ^rant uiaLr DruunJ X^, t^ trnr!u^dhy
Rs, mo."
TOTAL AMOUTiUX ^' LHVY
PHottKLW!\T ni ! ^ ^ W
MrF AJ. ^??RM/A R^M^ ; I h^y to mnw* :
^ That the grant uny!er Demand X**. (K h^ rrdu^^ d b%^
R$. 100/'
3fr. ^ ^ A w ; M^thm 3wnt'd :
^ That the ^rant tmdt^ Demand Xu, ^ bt^ ndta^d hv
Rs. 100/'
Ct)LLEtrnuX OF JAWA^ ^ MARATH%VA^A
^ M R D. Df^A^^M (Bhokar&u^(#eaem!); ^ !^ ^ ta a^a e;
^ That the gmat under Dt'Minnd X^. 4^ h^ w i m *d by
Mf* *%M?#&4N* .* Mot!<m ynoved :
"That the gmnt ^ n d ^ Den^ami Xn, 4% {^reduttd hv
Rs, 100/'
COM,BCTM)N OF L^VY FN % t ^ A M a ^ DtHTRUT
^Ari R. ^ W ^ M ^ ( K h a m m a m ^ ^ ! M T a ! ) ; X beg to n^ove ^
" Th$t the grant mider De^wnd No. 43 be w!ueed by
Rs, 100."
^Mh R f ^ ^ f ; Motmn m o w d :
,
^ Th^t th^ gy$a& wnd^r De^And No, 4a be fedueed by
R?;^r/ -D^wY/^&jbr (7m^^
2Ls/ J/^^, l!)53.
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L E W CoLLECTJOX.
.^SAr^ <K\ T^;?A/^A (^Iadhira) ; I beg to mo\e :
" That the grant under Demand No. 42 be re(iuce(! by
Rs. 100/^
Jir. ^;?f ^v/j^r .' Alotmn moveti:
" That the grant under Demand No. 42 be redueed by
Rs, 100/'
CUAXCE IX SYSTEM OF LEVY COLLECTION
*S7?/'/' X , F&//H;7;^J/*</ V^vM^/ (Hamannapet) .* I beg to move t
^ That the grant under Demand No. 42 be reduced by
Rs. loo/'
Mr, *%y*vi&w ; Motion moved :
" That the grant under Demand No* 42 he reduced by
Rs. 100/'
INCREASE IX PRICES AXD QUALITY OF (iRAIXS
^?i .V^AAJ^^ J/^;?'MfM?;? (Huzurnagar) ; I beg to move :
'* That the grant under Demand No, 42 be redueed bv
Rs. 100/'
J^/r, ^ j ^ ^ v ; Motion moved :
*' That the grant under Demand No. 42 be redueed by
Rs. 100/'
WoRK3NR AXD USEFULNESS O^ SUPPLY DEPARTMENT.
*5%?'^ G. ^^fw??n^M r I beg to move :
" That the grant under Demand No. 42 be redueed by
Rs.loo/'
Afr. *y^w^v; Motion moved :
" That the grant under Demand No. 42 be redueed by
U'rn,3TV <n- Atan^LHinh !l\i^.
Rs. 100."
ExPEKDnrHH tKmnt At^atti.nMM, fr\^s
6^^ R". H ^ ^ ^ ; Sir. I ht^ ^s Hiau :
^Thttt the grant tnahr i^nand X^, 37 h^ rehired bv
Rs. lee,"
Dr. € ^ ^ / F M ^ ; Sir, !s i^^{ this n^t M^ti^a th^ san^t
as the pre% bus one.
3ir* ^ w & f / ; This eut M^tk^n in tp d:s^!\h part^tdar!y
expenditure under Agneuitund Funds,
Motion m w e d :
^ That the grmtt under Den^and X^. ^y ) ^ r^dtKtd by
Rs. 100."
DEMAND No. 69 (H^AD OF AetOUXT 68 B ) (t^MMtK^W
DEVELOPMENT pROjuer^—Rs. !84M),WM).
^A^i JC. ^^^}A Re^My; Sir, I ^ g t^ m<$% e:
"That the grant under Den^and Ne. 89 be redut^ by
Ra*10&."
^
^ . ^ a ^ w ^ Motion moved:
" That the grant under t)emand No^ 69 be redaeed by
Ra*^00."
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SLOW AXD Snowy ^VoRK OF (Jo^nn xrrv Paojurrs
^Ar^ C &'r^r%mM^M ; Sir. I beg to move :
" That the grant under Demand No. 69 he reduced by
Rs. 100."
JMr. i%?<?%Aw ; Afotion moved :
" That the grant under Demand No. 69 he redueed by
Rs. 100/'
WoRKiXO OF Co^MUXriY PROJECTS
AS'A^i R\ !^^A^/ / ^ / ^ ^ a (Chinnakondur); Sir, I beg to
move :
" That the grant under Demand No. 09 he reduced by
Rs. 100/'
Mr. iS'jPMA^r.' What is the difference between 'slow and
showy work of Community Projects' and 'working of community projects ' ? The difference is only in words/
^A/7 !/. D. D^7tjMM&' .* Perhaps, he m a y not subscribe to
the view of' s!ow and showy work/
Dr. CA^'MM /M?/#** Titat is good, (Tva/gAftT).
Af;*. *S'/;fMA7T.' I ant sure ihat the member is not going to
refrain from saying that the work is siow and aM that.
<SAr% F. D. D^sA^a&r There are various aspects regarding
the working of community projects. I plead that this Motion
sheaM be aHowcd.
tSMt?^ JK\ V. R^E^ <%%#.* I view it from a different angte, Sir.
M r . A%M#A%r; A H right. Motion moved:
" That the grant under Demand No, 89 be reduced by
Rs. 100."
WoRKiXa OP THE PLAXXIXO DEPARTMENT WITH RKFRHRNtE
TO COM^LXITY PaoJE^TS.
AMn ^ ^ M ^ g ^ ^ J ^ /^^^a^r (Andoh^Je%vargi) / Sir, I beg to
t$wvc :
^ That the grant under Demand Xo, (it) be reduced by
Ha, too."
,U/. A^'^'fT/ M^ih)n n;^V(d :
"Thai the unmt nnd^r Duu^nd \^. t*'* )n ndu*;d )*\
K((^n\n i\ h r w ^ f'a\P!\h
^ A n M./). M"*A/if;M(/< * hn\ ! hen t** n^*\( .
"Tiiai the gran! under demand \(h ?^ h< rrdn^d
by Rs. !()()/*
Afr. ^ r ^ A w / M^tiun nh^td;
"That the grant under Drummd Xn. 7'} be rrduerd hy
Us. 100."
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The House then adjourned for lunch till Four of the Clock.
The House reassembled after lunch at Four of the Clock.
[Mr. Speaker in the Chair]
C A ^ Afwza^r (;$M B. R a w m & w A T M Rao:) Mr* Speaker,
Sir, A question was raised the other day with regard to the
amount which was paid in lieu of Sarf-e-Khas income to
H.E.H. the Nizam. Last year, in the]Pudget it was included
as a charged item in pursuance of the practice that obtained
in the previous years. This year the question came up for
examination at the time of the preparation of the Budget,
but the Government was not quite sure of the constitutional
position with regard to this item. It was, therefore, included
as a charged item in the Budget estimates presented to this
hon. House. The other day one hon. Member raised
the question whether it could legally and constitutionally be
considered as a charged item. I promised to get the matter
examined thoroughly and I have been able to do so during this
period. I a m advised by the L a w Department and the Legal
Advisor to the Council of Ministers that according to Articles
202 and 291 of the Constitution, the amount of Rs* 50 lakhs
which is paid to H.E.H. the Nizam in lieu of Sarf-e*Khaa
incopie as well as the amount which is paid as commutation
to the Jagirdars cannot constitute items which can be charged
to the Consolidated Fund of the State, tn Article 202, it has
been speciRcally laid down after enumerating certam items
that those items alone could be charged which are apeciRcaMy
declared by the Assembly as capable of being tzeated as charged
items. So J3ar this Assembly haa not actaepted any enactment
m t3?at <^oneet^on. l^hat is w h y the position appeam to be
that these t%^it*aa$, % & the aBdamtt <*f Bs, go lakhg paid to
the NRnMa i n T ^ < # h & g a ^ : ^ ^
the
amount,^ R & ^ M ^ M K ) svhiah ip p ^ d a# o o M M W t a ^ m tp
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3/?'. #^<;Afr: Under Rtdr ITT, f ih* t?ht}^ ^ar^h, 1'tM^.
th# date on which the Houst* wii! put fo votv furHitr drmantis
for grants. The motions for Hn-st* d<^man<ls m a \ !^e.moved
on the 26th instant when we ta^c up the supplementary
, grants.
iPAr/ ^HH<{y? /^o ^ a ^ ^ r : Mr. Speaker. Sir. W h e n these
demands are moved on !he 26th insfant st^ne i)on. M e m b e r
m a y Avant to Ynove cut motions. I would hko to k n o w when
the cut motions wiH ha\e to he given.
M r * *%M#&fr: Tlie hon. A!embers will be %iven ti:ne f<^r
that,
* Dr. 6?* *S. 3MA'#f;': ^ir. Sp< aker. Sir. i be^? to present the
Supplementary Statement of Expenditure for the year 1932*
33.
3fn A'?;*v;A'*'r: The Supplementary Statentent of Expenditure for the year Y932-33 is presented to the House.
Dr. CAfMwa A v M y : Mr. Speaker, Sir, This morning X had
presented eertain Demands to the House in r<*speet of the
Departments eoneerned with m y Portfolio and at the outset
I m a y be permitted to say, Sir, that I welcome the criticisms
and suggestions offered thereon. ! fee! proud to sa.* thai
they were very construetive suggestions except thus** advanced by one or two hon. ^femhers. w h o have prohahh
not yet fitted themselves properly in the parHannntar)
grooves, if I m a y put it hke that! T wou(d iike to mak^
eertain clarifications <^n the pt^ints raise<i h\ the !ion. M e m b e r
and assure then) and the who!e House !!mf during t!^e nex
year myself and the Departments eoneerned wiH m a k e even
endeavour to see that improvements, in the direct ions suggested
by the hon. Menthers and, to meet the aspirations of thi
people at large are made, ao that the important work of pro
duetion of the country ean be attended to p&aper!y*
Af?, ypfaAer; For the beneRt of those w h o do not under
stand English, it w o u M be better if the hon. M e m b e r apeaicsM
Hiadi.
Dr. CAiMMM JR#My: I think most of the Membeva w4!
u a & M t R R d EngK&h.
A ts4uJ! jSMt tahA ^ y P h M M ^ # ^ C k ^ ^ M x t j ^ 3hp<^eeb
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glaiMRir?*, lt^3. R^Jgr/
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whieh either makes or mars denioerm'\ not onh :n Hyderabad
hut in the country as a whote. A H the experiments in demoeraey will depend for their suceess 4^n the enthusiasm;
shown b y the people and it is for us to ereate thai rea! spirit
of eo-operation and enthusiasm amontR the people. 1 an^
sure that with the eo-op^ration of the people, w e shaH b<^
able to achieve results for whieh w e are a!! struggHnK in this
democratie manner. I consider that Planning and H^^ Development of Community Proje<*ts are very important things
and I cannot understand the restlessness of certain Members,
w h o have stated that the work in this direction is not as impressive as it should have been. The hon. Members should
realise that w e have just started this experiment in Hyderabad
and it is something new. A H the political parties'in India
should realise that w e have to divert the ver\ energy and
enthusiasm which w e have created in the masses and with
which w e fought to achieve our independence for certain
constructive activities today and this diversion aH of a sudden
will not be so easy. W e And here tine representatives of the
people sitting and w e And it so dMHcuit to adjust oursehes to
the necessities of the situation. It is in order to ereate that
enthusiasm in the people that the experiment of these Community Projects has been started. It is often said that w e
are trying to get money from different countries for these
projects and so on. Fortunately, this morning there was no
particular reference about this, but I would say- though it is
not m y business to say anything about it -that it should not
be viewed with international prejudices or likes and dislikes
of it. As the Government of India have so often ciariAed, w e
are prepared to take help, financial and other, from any country
in the world that gives it, if it is to our advantage, and without
any strings attached to it. It is with this policy that w e have
been able to organize Community Projects in different parts
of India. In Hyderabad w e have been able to start the
Community Projects at three places, but'some of the hon.
Members have stated that they have been started at places of
wrong choice. It might be gp; I can understand their point
* of view, but I would only appeai that our point of V M W should
a&o be appreciated and the MdtieAam hweHed m a y be reviewed.
X would hasfe %#ad o^t the M o v a n t portion of the ietter dated
' 13th Jaa^ary, 196^ & o m tha P!amnng Commi^ion, whieh
has 3R3d u p % ^ ^ ^ ^ w ^ j ^ t ^ w§eet!on of the PKqects :*—
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the most substantiai results. In assessing irrigation facih*
ties and the possibilities of development which may* exist,
* irrigation from river vaHey projects, from tubc-wcHh, as %ve!!
^as Erom mii^or irrigation %vorks shotdd be taketi inh^ account.
It is hoped that a number of the projects %t otdd ^ cst^bhshed
in those areas which are iikcly to recci%^e nf*w irrigation.
This would assist not on!y in protnoting {setter ufHisation ^
water and greater produetion, but a!so in dt veioping the
community in an integrated mmtner a!on# new Hues. !n
States like West Bengal and Punjab, the projects w o u M aim
especially at helping the resettlement of diap^eed pers<ms
along with other seetions of the ^pu!atiou. It woukl ^
desirable to estabhs!^ say, two projects in areas inhabited by
scheduled tribes/'
It is from this point of view that the Community Projects
in the State have been taken up, i appreciate the c!aims of
different places &>r the Community Projects. Miriya!#uda was
one of the places which was eonsidered by one of the Members
as deserving the establishment of a Community Projeet.
Maarathw&da also, aeeording to some other Members, has a
rightful elaim for the establishment of these Community
Projeets or at least a development block. But in view of the
dijSerent .aspects mentioned in the letter of the Planning
Comm^sion, which I have just read out to you, it was felt
that w e should Rrst start an experiment in piaces where w e
have especially irrigation facilities, %.g„, Tungabhadra and
Nizamsagar Project Areas, For the same reasons w e have
taken up the area of Lakshnavaram Itamappa Project in the
Mulug Taluq. I can also appreciate the feelings of the hon.
Member from Balkonda (Shr* Ananth Reddy) that in Bans*
wada the mass enthusiasm is not there. Probably it is due
to the diH&rent public workers--most probably of his o w n
party—not bein^ there in suHMent number! I wish w e
could have a pro^ec^ in Armoor also, w expressed by t ^ hon.
Member, but the facilities to which X rn^de a r^erenoe just
n o w a w not available there* F r o m this paint of view, I
h^pe the hon. Members will acree with m e w h M L X say that
the ^itieism of wrong choice ofplaces is r#h^r Httie t m a w *
^ u nt^pMcding the^ working of the Community ^ y M t s , it has
^ ^ & ^ ^ ^ w # t M t there is mors of o H i e M d a m and Ned*tapMKa?
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like to read out to you what our Prime Minister had stated
in this connection while inaugurating the Community Projects:
- " I f it is too officialized, it wiH not happen. It will,
never spread beyond our immediate vision. It has to become
something not rigid, but something which has the elements of
spontaneous growth in it. A n d that only comes in when you
catch the minds of the people and alfect them. Then it
grows automatically. There is always a danger. I a m
myself guilty of it often enough—that by direction and authority w e m a y m a k e a thing rigid, not flexible, making it a kind
of a part of official hierarchy. N o w , official hierarchies are,
I suppose, necessary, no doubt. But with the good they do,
they have a certain deadening influence on anything that* is
spontaneous or vital. This Community Project will never
grow if it is approached in that way. Y o u must always
think of that element of spontaneity."
So, Mr. Speaker, Sir, as far as the criticism of some Members
on this particular aspect is concerned, I must say that the
Community Project Scheme was started only with, the full
knowledge of the hurdles w e have to pass through and the
handicaps w e have to face. At every stage, not only the
popular element, but also the officialdom is making all attempts
to make the scheme as flexible as possible so that the cooperation of people can be mobilised freely.
*
I n o w come to the Supply Department. It has attracted
the attention of quite a large number of hon. Members w h o
have expressed their opinions and related their experiences
about various things. I welcome their criticisms; hut I
a m afraid, there are certain misunderstandings. I feci that
a real attempt has not been made to find out how the Department is functioning. If that fact was appreciated by* the
hon. Members, I a m sure, more than 7 3 % of the criticisms
levelled against the Department on the Hoor of the House
eould have been avoided. In the morning, an hon. Member
from Gajwel made a laborious* attempt in working out all the
Rgures. I should congratulate him for having taken so much
pains to work out those figures. I m a y mention that only
'during last week I had been to Jangaon—some non-oHMa!
members from Bhongir came and met m e there - and I ant
surprised to see that same points were raised this morning*
I should say there is some misunderstanding; there is lack
of appreciation of the real situation. Reference was made
about the price at which paddy is procured and collected, the
details of the incidentals, milling and allied things and it was
m a d e 'out to appear that the difference between that price and
the issue price it? i m m e n s e — a difference ranging from Rs. 8
to Rs. 30. I a m afraid, the hon. Member has not got the
full picture before his mind. The quantity of rice that is
procured in Hyderabad State is not just suHicient to meet
four requirements. If the position was otherwise^ we would
have certainly decreased the issue price. I must assure the
hon. Member that the Supply Department or any other individual cannot m a k e such liuge profits, as alleged by him*
under the very nose of the Finance Department or the Accounttaat General—they are only too rigid and sometimes w e had
eompiaiaed against them* So, what I mean to say is, the
fact that w e ha^e to import large quantities of rice n*om outside should be borne in mind. It was only about four months
back w e got huge quantities office & o m China. It was charged
at the rate of Rs. 88 a m a u n d and wehad tepay alarge amount.
In spite of all that, w e had maintained our issue prices. It
was on account of this that w e suHered a loss of about R^. 35
lakhs. The cost of the imported rice is very high; and w e
have to resort to this, for some time to come. I would request
the hon. Member to review his analysis particularly keeping
thi$ point in view; then I a m sure, he will agree with m e that
th% Suppiy Department or any other individua! is not making
^aypyont. A s l ^ d , theimportofrieeisinevitab^; butif at
a#y ^txwe date w # can avoid this, nobody wiM be happier
^ # $ ^ l ^ a ^ f . I a m a&aid, m y hon* M e n d & o m Maathaai
was very touchy when he talked of these things. H e says :
' Y o u did'not do that. Y o u talk too much. Y o u Congressmen, talk too m u c h / I need not reph to that. B e that as
it m a y , I should like to take this opportunity of expressing
on the Floor of this House that in spite of the quantity of riee
that w e were ahte to procure this year H m a \ he a Htt!e more
quantity; even then imports have to be maintained—we
will try to maintain the i<-sue prices. If need he. w e shall
try to adopt the systems prevalent hi places like Calcutta
where a portion of the minimum quantity is issued at a lower
price. If any person wants to buy more than that quantity,
he can get it at the imported price. I wish the horn M e m b e r
from Gajwel had taken his calculation on jowar instead of on
rice ; then I a m sure he wouid have realised the mistake in his '
calculations—because if one wants to calculate on rice, the
price of the imported rice will have to be taken into account.
If he had based his calculations on jowar at procurement rates
p%Ms the incidentals, etc,, the issue priees would have come
equal to that.
Another hon. friend from Madhira complained with a
great deal of emphasis that w e are collecting levy from small
people allowing the big people to escape. Shall 1 say. Sir,
that I too realise this! I a m pleading guihy. ft ntay be
that m the Society as it stands at present today, in matters
of this nature, things do not take shape as w e like them to.
There are so m a n y difRculties in this. In this connection,
I a m sorry to And that some motive has been attributed to the
Government regarding the orders of exemption to small
cultivators. I must say on the Floor of this House that
they pjre entirely baseless. I made this announcement along
with the new procurement policy—wherein I have exempted
iowar collections, etc.—simultaneously. M y Radio speech,
R^espt Conference, issuing of circulars and allied things wete
d ^ e ^ d e by side. K any o&cer told the particular hon.
MeMabag* that in^aructiona were not received in tim& or soma*
%%ag %ha Naat* I a m a&aid* thare i# something w o a g soaae*
T#%^< I Repeat thwt th%yi w w e issued in time. W e a w
t y ! j ^ ^ , ^ ta v p t a ^ ^
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It is not, eorrec!, to attribute the m o h v e that the
Government issued this exemption only for purposes of propaganda and all that. For propaganda and other things, w e
have got other means: and if we wanted, we could hav^ dene
that. But let us not take the matter in that spirit. I m a y
assure you that any eomplaints brought to m y notice wilt be
certainly dealt with. I a m sure, we ean tide over the difficulties; but we have to appreeiate that they are not eon^ned
to certain individuals. There are m a n y people outsiderepresentatives of the peop!e; persons beiongi ng to diKerent
political parties; persons belonging to diHerent educationa!
and social institutions— w h o woa!d tike to teH us something
of their grievances. I submit that unless the eases are proved,
it will be difRcn!t for Heads of Departments or others to issue
"suitable instructions or take necessary aetion in the matter.
I a m glad that the Levy D a y Celebrations have been eon*
demned, % is not as if that the erops have failed this year
and, therefore, Government have dropped the eeiebrations.
I would invite m y hon. friend R*om Madhira to come and
see the fHes; and see when and w h y we took this decision.
I a m of the view that these Levy D a y Celebrations are not
neeessary any more, The eolleetion of the levy has almost
become a routine matter. I realise it is not a pieasant duty.
I agree with the views expressed by the htm. Member from
BalkoAda that this levy shouM go. The hon. Minister for
FodH in the Central Government has stated, the levy takes
away the incentive to production. H e has also stated—and
in m y opinion with all correctness—that it is in North India
where levy collection has not been so rigid as in the South
t ^ t production has been quite satisfactory.
4 L ^ ^ M t i t that W have ta take the ewm&ry as a whole not
%%eat^tg the vH^g#&^^%#yw aad tatips aa separate. In the
urban areas where t h e ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ M
of the !&bowr class,
there is a great detaaad ^ ^ ^ i ^ ^ # ^ ^ a m a through Fair
Price Shops. RepresentaMoM h ^ ^
to m e in this
connection: I a m sure, hon. Members wili appreeiate that
w e had tried our best this year—I would appeal to them that
at least that amount of credit should be given to the C n v e m a & n t — a s w e had in the first place done away with the pyt>
curement of jowar.
I qgr^e with the views expressed by the hon. Member E m m
Paarbhani that the collection of jowar is mostly done in M a m t h ffW&da* The diRictHtiea he haa enumerated I shaM eeptaMy
^ ^ ^ mind. I hope he wiH bear witit m e t h # I a m daiay
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nty best, I have told you h o w our oiHccrs, particutarly District Collectors are doing their best; I had f v<-n warned certain
officials. ' But I m a y tell you that there are certain individuals,
certain girdawars and certain interested people w h o exploit
the situation. As and when, complaints wen* broug!:t to nty
notiee, I have taken the necessary action and 1 shaM cotitinuc
to do so.
W e have tried to exempt the cultivators from the procurement of jowar. Even now. I nnt\ te!! you there are
dealers w h o do not extend their co-operation. There is a
slight difference of a rupee or two per maund or something? of
that kind. It is apparently for this they arc doing it. A s you
know, this jowar is grown at our own cost. During last year,
w e collected 1,20,000 tons of jowar whereas this year w e con!d
collect only 12,000 tons—for this all noises are lwing, made.
*I would like to make an appeai to the hon. Memliers that
they should exert their influence and see that procurement
of jowar is increased. I know that only the merchant class
shout loudly. They can make their noises feit as against the
poor kisans and cultivators. I wouhl once again m a k e a
strong appeal to the hon. Members to exert their inHuence- after all warnings m a y not be of m u c h use and I m a y tell you
that I don't believe in them—and see that more jowar is
procured. As you know, from the month of June, rainy season
sets in and then w e will be m u c h handicapped. That is-aH the
more the reason w h y I a m making tins particular appea!
to you. If you give us full co-operation, I a m sure, w e wiM
attain success.
Most of the hon. Members told m e personally and I agree
with them that there is enough stock of jowar in the State.
But the export of jowar has been very badly misunderstood
and eriticised; the hon. Member from Nalgonda has put it in
it rather unfortunate way. H e threatened that his constituency people could buy 78 thousnad tons of jowar if only
. ){^!^Md the necessary purchasing power. The food Minister,
M3Sor#, our neighbouring State, told m e that he had stock
W h t g h just for three daya and I hope the House* pgree; with
NN? t M t ^ was ^ t & & an cay part if w e could spare them
' " ^ ^ ' ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ l ) ^ h c h ^ ! i M ^ with any view to establish
w % & % A$M& hot out of h u m a n and &iend!y
* -< ,<* s-^n* i ^ W , S w e 3 w m * $ad w e gave them t7 to 20
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I have tried m y best to reduce expenditure on this account.
I a m glad m y hon. friend, the Member from Gajwel explained
in detail. They are too technical. They could not be disr
* cussed across the Roor in this manner. I can assure him that
I have gone into every detail. I would certainly welcome him
to have a discussion. I had myself this feeling that the
incidentals are unusual. I tried m y best to reduce theih.
Even a marwari person could have done like that. I do not
like to be understood that I a m taking pride when I say like
that. I assure the House that I will try to reduce them still
considerably, if possible.
Only 3 days back I got a message from the Government
0$ India that a merchant from this place went and made an
offer at Us. 2 less per. I do not know who that merchant is.
I have written to the Government of India and I a m awaiting
further communication from them. The Finance Department reduced the incidentals by about As. 0-6-0 per maund.
If the incidentals are given to the traders they could bring it to
the railway stations so that we can pass it on directly to other
states without incurring any charges in the godowns. Whatever w e can export, I do not want to bring it into the godowns.
I do not want to run this TamaFAa. Not thsU m y shoulders
are weak, but if we could avoid that and bring trade into its
usual channels, it would be better. It m a y be ' mixed economy*' or call it by any name. I do not want to indulge
in any ideological discussion or dilate on the philosophical
or political aspect of it. I speak from the practical aspect.
I wish all these applications and confusion about circulars
dandoras, etc. should not be there. M y hon. friend from
Parbham made a reference about Chandu Lai and horsebacks.
<S%ri ^ W M ^ #%# %y%p%?3%: D o not divorce it from the
context.
Dr. C&tMwa R%4&%y: I certainly appreciate the context.
I just took it out by way of reference from his speech.
I have heard'with great pain that there was embezzlement
in K h a m m a m godown* That was brought to m y notice.
I have already ordered an enquiry. But it was too late.
I must say that in the set-up of things that w e have today,
such things do certainly happen and I can assure the House
that we are trying .our best to minimise such things. The
vexy system o f collection, the constitution of the Supply
Department, and Food Department—all these came in under
^M%x#wl c&eumataneeg dunag a Iit%e befer? and a little after
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the war-period. There are some traditional difficulties and
traditional handicaps. Let m e assure the House that wc try
our best to make good the loss that the Government w o u M
have to suffer.
About paddy eductions, as I said earlier, the Department
is working out the details and it is too early to say anything.
I will certainly have the beneAt of your advice and suggestions;
I will take into account also the reactions of the people. I
was thinking to experiment it in a few taluqs at least, during
this tabi season. Instead of going to the cultivators directly,
I want to collect it from the mill-owners and see how far it
w o m d be successful. When I come to the agricultrual department and the Japanese method of cultivation, I would submit
certain details which would certainly inteiest the House and
„ which also have something to do with procurement of paddy.
About levy and other things, I may only submit that they
are too old to be talked about. W e are trying to change them.
The hon. Member from Nalgonda has dealt with these smaH
things in vehemence. If I m a y be permitted to say so, Sir,
the hon. Member had probably no other outlet to express his
vehemence and therefore took this opportunity of talking
about archaeic things in an archaeic manner. I would not
like to waste m y time nor the time of the House by dealing
with this mattei any further.
"
The hon. Member from Ramannapet referred to paddy
collections. They have been stopped. It was in February
only that the Collectors were given discretion and full powers
in .the matter. From 1st March, the whole coHection has
been stopped. I hope the hon. Memhei from Wardhannapet
bears out with m e ; but unfortunately he is not he*e. H e
represented to m e about a certain village in Bhongir : immediately I contacted tbe ofBcers and informed the village?? that
need not pay anything. This much about levy collections.
A very valuable suggestion has been made* that those
to whom taceavi loans are given should be made to give
something towards this levy, instead of collecting it from aM
the cultivators. This is a valuable suggestion indeed. The
Supply Department and also the Agricultural Department
have been thinking op these line?. W e have aetuallywor^ed
out details. Last year, we actually worked out the system
ink-system as it is called; and it was a suei&ss. W h e n w e
give manure or loan, the cultivators need not pay them back
ip money, but have to pay in graip, I aeknow!edge that t&3
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suggestion is very valuable and assure the House that the
department will take note of it. Instead of going j;o every
cu tivator, we can even extend this to people to w h o m oil
engines have been given.
The H.C.C.C. has been a target of much criticism. I m a y
state that I too was one of those who had criticised the H.C.C.C.
It is true that there are accounts pending for years with Aie
local units and they have to be adjusted as soon as possible.
Neither you nor the depaitment is satisfied at this state of
things ; but there are so many legal difficulties created* While
the Bombay Government spent 7 to 9 ciores of rupees per
year on food subsidies, the Madhya Pradesh Government,
about 2 crores of rupees and the Madras Government about
2 to 3 crores of rupees, the Government of Hyderabad, during
all these years, did not take any amount foi food subsidies.
After ail what is that H.C.C.C. There aie few nominal persons "
who formed that commercial corporation ; but in fact it was
run by the Government, financed" by the Government and
controlled by the Government. It was not allowed to sell
grain at any price. The issue price was Axed; the procurement price was fixed. I would only submit that what is
being said as the loss* of H.C.C.C. is not really its loss. These
are the tacts and if any hon. Member is interested in knowing
more detail?, he is certainly welcome and I would give him ail
the necessary information at any time that he might care to
ask t&r.
6 M K D. D<?#Ap%M& .* W h y is it that in the budget no
details are given about state-trading ? Only a lumpsum
has been shown.
Dr. C%6?M3% jB%6M%/ .* I can only submit that it is not with
any particular object, that we have not given the details. W e
have to adopt different methods and the amounts and figures
of imports vary from time to time and therefore it would not
be possible for us to give individual &gures and items. Anyway, hon. Members would have notice that the amount
under the Demand for State Trading has been reduced from
8 crores 82 lakhs and add last year to 5 crores 60 lakhs this
year. The details were not given because the amount varies
and therefore it is not possible to work them out. I have the
details with m e &>r last year and I a m prepared to place them
on the table of the House or furnish them to the hon. Members 'who are interested.
About the question of levy, it is true that we have been
issuing various circulars from time to time. It is also true
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that they are not properly understood, much less implemented.
The Experience of the Food Department is that individual
oHicersln districts And it very difficult to adjust themselves
to the new changes, that we are bringing in. For example,
we want them to issue as much jowar as possible. It has been
found that some of the ofRcers are not able to understand these
unless some senior ofheer or the Minister himself teHs them
personally. Here is a situation in which we have enough
jowar to be distributed freely. But these oHiccrs have been
working for the last so many years in a very difficult food situation. In the olden days, I myself had represented to the
then hon. Minister and other big Departmental heads to
increase the quota of jowar by a bag at least here and there.
But they used to say that it would not be possible. Our oHtccrs
have been working in such an atmosphere. It is true that
when we suddenly go to them and tell them to release jowar,
they do not understand it properly. I may tell you that even
in Hyderabad City, all the people do not understand the rules
easily. I have seen people of the higher strata of society
confessing that they do not know what the rules of Government
are. Some people do not know the rurles regaring rtatiening of
rice. They come and tell m e in parties in Shah Manxil and
social functions, that the quality of rice given to them is bad.
W h e n I explain to them that they are at liberty to import
rice from any district if they could get a better quality there,
they express surprise, that there are such rules. I have heard
even hon. Members of this House tell m e such things. * They
say " I have not taken any riee for three days, because very
bad quality is supplied ". If this is the case with people in
the city, I would ask hon. Members to imagine how di^cult
it would be for the various circulars and meassages to reach
the villages, where the poor people do not have any idea about
the rules. Even our machinery has not been able to enlighten
them. B y the time a Circular reaches a* Girdawar, he does
not understand it. Not that in every case we can impute motives or suspect or condemn him. In many cases it is true
that our propaganda is very defective. W e have been trying
to do our best. But then, as I told you, even in the cities
there are difRculties.
Some of the hon. M e m b e r remarked about the tours of
Ministers. I a m sure they do not like very much the Ministers touring, One of the hon. Members 6ven dictated the
kind of behaviour Ministers should adopt whi'e on tour. It
is not as if that immediately we become Ministers we forget
the people. It has been stated that the "Ministers do not
isit the poor man's house and know his hardships. If we
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at any time go there, it has been pointed out, a photo is taken
and wide publicity is given. If an hon. Minister digs the earth
on the 2nd of October, Members ridicule it. I a m sorry that
they talk this way. It may be that they do not consider us
great; but there is a large section of people who have some
regard for us. After ail these little things are done by their
o w n Chief Minister and Ministers and it m a y inspire them to
work. If the Ministers do not go to the districts, hon. Members
condemn them , if they go, then too they are condemned.
Whatever we say and do here, is not mere for the Members
here, but for the wider sections of the population outside. I
a m not interested just in m y party organisation, but in the
ideals of the common man.
hon. Ministers do not tour
to get money. I a m sorry hon. Members hold such views.
*In fact, during this one year or so, I have gone to Delhi four
or Ave. time?, to Bombay and Nagpur two times and soon. 1
have lived in Delhi for two years and a m tired of that heat and
cold. Whenever hon. Members talk oi such things, I plead
that they should be a little fair reasonable and charitable, in
the interests of democracy. It has been said that in the villages we go, many people do not turn up. But 1 have witnessed
scenes of enthusiasm at many places. W e have been able to
meet the situation. It cannot be successful everywhere. W e
are trying to get ail people together and discuss with them
all problems, both with ofRcials and non-ofRcials. W e have
tried to spend every minute of the day we are on tour to do
something good. One hon. Member referred tour 'Sayanam'.
At best we may take one or two hours for lunch or rest But
even when resting, we have chairs and tables round our-cots
and tables and discuss various problems. W e very well
remember how things were done in the good old days. W e
know how difRcult it used to be to get an interview with the
District Collector, It is not so now.
I will come to Agriculture. It is a very important subject.
I m a y claim that I have a great interest in it, though some of
th€ hon. 3$%embebs would not like to give m e the credit of being
a cultivator myself. I do not mind it. But I certainly have
great interest an it. Agriculture is of fundamental importance
to our country. Our future depends entirely on the conditions
of production and the improvements in agriculture. A large
percentage of our population is engaged in agricultural occupations. The Agricultural Department has, therefoie. been
rightly condemned for want oi popular touch and all that,
But I can justly claim that there has been a great change
since last year:
^ The very structure of the society, the natm e of the pro! Jci-.s
we are facing and the method ol ruling tiu country are changing. The Agricultural Department has to lace new problems
Agriculture has hitherto not been given that importance whi(h
is its due. For example, take our Agricultural CtiHcges.
Useless people, condemned everywhere, usrd to seek admission
in Agricultural Colleges. Students first try to ^et into a
Science College 01 a Medical Codege t r an E!igineering CoHc^e
and when they fail to get admission they go Lo the Agricultural College as a last resort. It is not mrpri^c that in ardcr
to attract students we had to give scholarships, money for
uniforms and so on. Really, this is a shamefut sin!c of aHaa.
I told the students and the College administration that at the
moment we do not have much money, but wr intend taking
up the college. This question is under th,* consideration of the
Government. I told them that is disgraceful for the very
profession of agiiculture that we are unab!e to get students
* unless we pay them money or grant scholarships. W e do
not mind giving scholarships for mtutoriow students or
foreign scholarships or scholarshpis for research wo*k* But
why should we give 40 thousand rupees to be given to every
student. W h y is it that students would come in only if we
grant scholarships. It is because the society is looking at the
problem with indifference. The Agircultural Department hitherto received a step motherly treatment. But today fortunately things are changing. People are taking greater
interest; they have become mindful of their interests and the
representatives of the people and the political parties have
become conscientious. Last year, we have had a great change.
I hope during the next few years, with the cooperation of the
Members here and the people outside, we would be able to do
real and useful work. Last year, I a m happy to say, all the
Departmental Heads had been taking a great deal of interest in
agricultural aSairs. They organised meetings and conferences
at places and workpd schemes with enthusiasm, though some
oi! these matters did not normally come within the purview
of their Department. This is a welcome sign. I a m thankful
to the horn Members who have taken a great part in the
debate and made constructive and useful suggestions*
Many hbn* Members eompMned that the Taccavi arrears
are not bein^ collected ih time. H o w I wish I can do this!
I a m answering here as an individual Minister and not as a
Minister with joint responsibility. This is the wor!^ of the
Revenue Minister, O n the agricultural side, t can tell hon.
Members that during the last $hr§e years the %eoveries have
been very good. I know instances when potato seeds wore
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thrown at the heads of cultivators nine or ten years ago, because they had to achieve a certain target. The seeds were
given freely because the Agricultural OfRcers had to Rh, up
this and report that they have done all the distribution. And
today we are asking them to pay arrears. Still our recoveries of
instalments are satisiactory for the last three yeats. But
how can recoveries be very good if we go on looking to all
sorts of formalities ? It has been stated that after ail we are
the 'Gumasthas' of the people and thereiore we have to go to
everyone and get things done. This is putting it in a mild way.
About the Reldsmen much has been said. They are about
700. It is said that these people n,re not active. It is to some
e&tent our iault aiso. If they have not been taking an interest,
and do not know much about agricultural operations, or did
not have much incentive or courage or the efficiency and the *
drive to go and work in the villages, let us try to help them.
They m a y not be well-up academically and otherwise but
I a m sure they will be able to do useful work, if we give them
proper guidance.
Sir, it has been said too often that we are spending most of
our money on the staff. I should submit that the Department
of Agriculture is very poorly developed. I m a y tell the hon.
Member from Sirpur that there is only one Agricultural ofRcer
for three or four taluqs. I will not be surprised if the of&cer
is not able to visit most of the viHages. Hon. Members will
admit that it is something difRcult for one Agricultural ofRcer
to look after four taluqs. W e are trying to build up. It m a y
appear that we are spending much of the money on staff, but
I a m of the view that this is a very useful and initial establishment—because if we want to spend any further amount, it can
result to our advantage if only there is a net-work of the organisation as such. The Planning Commission has made some
suggestions recently and we are considering the Rnancial and
other implications of the proposal. It is, for instance, suggested that for every 10 villages there should be one village level
worker -a fairly well-quailed matriculate having an elementary
knowledge of Agriculture, Co-operatives, Veterinary, Public
Health and so on and I a m sure that he will be able to give
the necessary technical advice and thus meet the aspirations
of the people at large. It has been said and in m y opinion
rightly too—that most of the time of our Agricultural oncers
is being spent in^ looking after the accounts of Godowns* I
must confess that I got annoyed over this matter many a time;
but I a m afraid, we can't help it. As a matter of fact,
the distribution of ^manure should have been taken up by the
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Co-operative Societies and private merchants—I wish they
should have come forward and even today, as the Minister
for Agriculture, I m a y tell you on the Fioor of this House that
w e would welcome the co-operation of T A C A S or other Cooperative Societies in taking up the distribution of manure.
woyk, so that our Agricultural ofRcers can be left alone to go
to the villages, contact the villagers, befriend them and tell
them that they should do such and such things. The pity is
that most of our officers are not able to do this. This is a
matter primarily concerned with accounts; they arc not taught
in Agriculture; all those details it is hard for them to understand ; and most of them get into trouble. I really feel that
they are helpless.
# M F. D. D<MApa%&: H a v e you tried to manage them
"through Co-operative Societies ?
Dr. (%%%%% R<K%<%g/: I have been persuading the different
co-operative societies. For instance, co-operative societies in
Karimnagar and Mahbubnagar have done the work in their
o w n way. But neither a m I satisfied with it nor do I think
that they are satisfied—because as I told you this entails a lot of
work. W e are prepared to give them the godowns constructed
by our Godown Trust Fund and advance also, if necessay.
Still there are lots of di&culties* So, what I say is, let the
Co-operative Societies be, in the Rrst instance, organised on
healthy lines ; let them be broad-based ; and let them take up
this work then. I can assure you that w e shall give them all
possible support and encouragement to m a k e this venture a
success because after all w e also want to transfer this whole
burden and do the right type of work.
Reference has been made about the distribution of engines
by the hon* Member from Jewergy. About a month baek, I
have given a few irrigation wells—taccavi wells—to be allotted
by the Supply Committees. M y object was to secure the cooperation of the people by entrusting them with this responsibility.
,
Regarding the Supply and Planning Committees—much was
said about this last year also* I would like to submit that I
have not yet checked up the Rules and Regulations. A s and
when the occasion arises, I shall take into consideration the
various opinions expressed—not only the viewsof hon. Meni&ers
expressed this time but also the views expnes&ed during last
Session-and try to m a k e their working a$ satisfactory as passible. I suppose? in the beginning, when thege <^mm;t^e$
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were formed, we did not understand each other. Well, I
should say that these are Committees where no sort of parliamentary w^ork is done. The working of these Committees is
basedonmutualco-operation—sitting together and trying to do
certain things ; inducing people to do something and doing
something for the people. As I told you, whenever the occasion comes for reconstituting these Committees, I shall
certainly take into account the feelings of the hon. Members
and try to meet the situation.
As regards the Planning Committees, I suppose, it is m y
' loud thinking'—if I may say so—that they have at the moment
very little work left. The Planning Committees both in the
Districts and at the Centre were constituted at a time when
the planning was under preparation and proposals were under
consideration. They have been approved, and I shall examine
the desirability or "otherwise of continuing these Planning'
Committees. Or if we could have altogether reconstituted
Committees
*S%r% V. D. De#A%%%& : W h e n did the Planning Committees
actually work except throughout the last year ?
Dr. (%%%%& R<3&%y: I was a member of the Central Planning Board and I remember that one meeting was held in 1951.
The Government of India was hurrying up to get the Reports
and as the detailed examination of the different Planning
Committees at the district level was not possible, most of the
details were not scrutinised during this period. I would assure
the hon. Member that I shall examine the details of all those
things—whether the working of the Planning and Supply Committees can be co-ordinated and such other things—and take
the necessary action.
Regarding tractor-ploughing and the Fallow Lands Committee which was referred to by the hon. Member from Parbhani, I have not much to say* However, I a m glad that the
hon. Member has taken interest in the matter and found out
8,000 acres of fallow land which was not detected hitherto.
Ixf Parbhani and Nanded, I have seen myself tractors getting
ready some time back. W e should take up two or three taluqas, in the Rpst instance, depending upon the acreage and
then cultivate and cover up the whole District in two or three
years time. After that, they can be shifted to other Districts.
i S M F< D* D6#&p%?a&? ? The difReulty is about repairs.
^ % a t steps have the Government taken in this matter ?
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Dr. C7ae?wa E^^?/: For t!iehrst few years, we did experience
difRculties in the matter of maintaining tractors. The tota!
number of acres ploughed by a tractor was very low and uneconomical. But today on the other hand w e are having* the
highest record probably in the whole of India. About 700
acres have been ploughed by a tractor during six months.
This w e were able to achieve by evolving a simple system — b y
constituting about 8 or 10 tractors into a unit. W e attached
so m a n y Engineers to a unit. Otherwise, if a tractor has to
be repaired, people have to run abou^ waste time and ultimately keep the tractor idle, But by evolving the above
system, the diiRculties have been minimised. W e decided
that on Nov. 15, all our tractors should get out of the garage.
For this purpose, w e sent many Engineers from here; they
inspected and attended to the repairs of every small part.
I was happy to witness all our mechanics attending to repairs
at Nanded and Parbhani. Y o u will be delighted to hear that
all our tractors were able to leave the garage the next day.
I think, m y hon. friend from Parbhani was also present there
at that time.
g%r% V. D. DapAp%yE&: Recently, I visited Tamsa in
Nanded District. There, I found that a tractor was lying idle
because it was not repaired for days together. W h a t does
the hon. Minister say for this ?
Dr+ (%%%%& Reddy: It m a y be lying there probably because
some unusual or extraordinary repairs are required. I do not
wish to deny individual eases. If what the hon. Member said
just now is correct, I shall certainly try to And out the details—
how long it is lying there^ the circumstances leading to that
state of affairs,, whether there was any negligence on the part
pf some mechanic and whether it is beyond our capacity to
3Mapah* and so on. There is one mobile unit to look after every
tractor and to m y knowledge this has been working quite
satisfactorily, However, if any individual casp is brought
^ m y notice, I 3^all certa^y look iato the matter. ^ It was
# ^ ^
them out to poor eulti^
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ig a 4n&eu& ipattex* pot only
3% ^ # ; # ^ h p ^ ^ ^ " ^ # € # # oM b ^ ^ because of the labour
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\ ^ e / w i y ^ ^ ^ ^ . ^ ^ ^ , %t4 rat^ a M all th&t< ' It 'is
only ^on^ thi$ poi^t of vipw %^at w e are t?)Wg to run it on a
no*proRt and no-loss baisis ibi % e 1 ^
I a m afraid
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the same ; m^y be 'a difference of a rupee or half or here and
there—I have enquired the Madras rates also. The other day,
I was in a border village and I enquired about the ratbs I was
told that the rate was only Rs. 12. But it is a small engine
of 40 horse-power. It will not be of much use to us. So,
I a m afraid, our rates cannot be decreased.
Regarding diesel oil, m y hon. friend from Mulug Shri Gopal
Rao made some useful suggestions. I a m really impressed
with his speech. In fact, I knew him before and liked him
very much for the deep interest he used to evince on all these
matters. With his rich experience, he has given a number of
details. H e has actually worked out and shown how useful it
will be if we take to the repairs of minor tanks instead of
wells. I can only tell him that all the details which he has
placed before the House can be discussed in a better way and
in a better atmosphere. However, I should like to take this *
opportunity of assuring him that the Government of Hyderabad is very anxious to attend to both the things side by side.
W e have got enough funds given as loans by the Government
of India and we propose to take them up together. H e has
made-a* very useful and practical suggestion about diesel oiL
The Department of Agriculture had taken up the matter with
the Burmah Shell Oil Co. and they have agreed to supply the
oil at their wholsale price—we have to give just some percentage to *them—because they have got their wholesale dealers
every where. W e have also taken up the matter with the
hon. Finance Minister. H e is nob here now. I m a y tell you
that the Finance Department is examining whether the diesel
oil can be exempted from sales-tax. The diesel-oil is charged
at single-point-three annas per gallon-and as I told you the
matter is under examination. W e would like to hand over
the oil to co-operative societies, This arrangement, I hope,
will be finalised soon. Our intention is to make the diesel oil
available in plenty at economic rates. I know even petrol is
not readily available in the Districts today. It is charged
something like Rs, 6 per gallon. So, I can imagine the diiHculty of cultivators. This matter had been represented to me.
So, as I told you, we ha<f taken up the matter with the Burmah
Shell Oil Co. and they have promised to give us all the necessafy help.
About bunding in Marathwada, m y predecessor has tried
his best to take it up but for want of funds it was dropped.
The difficulty with the Government of India is that it always
has a yardstiek.when it gives loans. For all practical purposes, it is not a good thing. In this ease, it should have
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relaxed its yardstick. It is difRcuit to persuade and the
Government of India is still considering our schemes of bunding for the 4 districts of Marathwada and also of Raichur.
The Famine Board has sanctioned only, 3 days back, 2 lakhs
80 thousands just to start with. This grant is nothing compared to the huge expenditure involved in bunding operations.
One of the Government of India's ofhcials who was to come
h&e and examine details had gone out, it se nis. The delny
is due to that. W e have, however, started with this 2 !akhs
80 thousands. It will be m y constant endeavour to see that
this bunding will get its due share and I hope in the course
of a few months we will be able to complete.
W e have been able to sanction 28 lakhs of rupees for irrigation wells and Marathwada particularly has been given
about 10 lakhs of rupees. I have allotted about 2 iakhs of
* rupees for the lift irrigation for which there is very great
demand, from rivers, canals etc. Possibly, we want to give
it before the end of May and we certamly entertain mch
schemes.
Something has been said about oil engines. W e have
tried to give the fullest choice of selecting the engine to the
cultivator but we have said that out of these ten different varieties which are supposed to be the best he should select*, W e
have got them examined by the State Engineer. I do not
say that only these are good and all the others are bad. ' The
aim 6f the Agricultural Department is just to give an idea
to the agriculturist that these are the best make engines and
these are the Rrms that manufacture them. W e have sMfA*
cient experience in all these things. For the year 1953-5$,
I hav6 already given instructions to the Department and the
Departmental H#ad is working out to see how best we eoidd
improve this system and how begt we could encourage the
Xndiart made engines. In fact, Bihar has purchased ail Indian
mM<3 engines and the Government of Hyderabad is trying
it^ 3aest t<3 limit the number of purchases of other'inakes. I
sh&id repeal tip the House that therg are aeme pHers to give
j the e n g w aia i ^ t % ^ & % basis. la Marathwada ihere i&
- % < ^
ia exaava-
, ^
T ^ i ^ y the last session
theHpngg^sanctioned thia Ftwd* I may M o r m th^ Ht^use
that it is about 4 lakhs of rupees that have been wM^ptpd
on %u$ account. Till how, ^4 w e # t aMe to t ^ that ^ o u & t .
W e are trying to #o^k out d6taiM. I R # w #a^e&ted ta the
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1279
Director at the Assistant Directors' Conference to work out
details relating to mobile units of small tractors and oil engines, to meet the requirements in each district. ^1 assure
we shall spend this amount most usefully and for a good
purpose.
Last year, we tried a training class for farmers just for
one week. There was good response. People have taken
immense interest. W e have prepared proposals to start
training schools for farmers' boys,—not to prepare them for
service or any job ; the object is that they should go back to
their farms to work. W e are* preparing a syllabus. There
are many agricultural graduates waiting appointments; but
we want people to learn and go back and work in their
farms.
Hon. the Chief Minister has already announced about ^
boring machines. W e have placed an order for 10 boring
machines. W e will put them to work in areas where there
is deficiency of water. M y analysis of the situation is that
it is not so much for irrigation that our boring machines are
meant Ibut in view of the present water famine we are trying
to divert them to all such distressed areas and work for the
drinking wells. The 9 or 10 engines that we have, I could
say that all of them are not bad; out of the nine, 6 &,re in
good condition; 8 are old and so remodelled. A H of them
are working and we have spread them in different districts.
About cotton seed distribution, hon. Member from Parbhani made a reference to it. Last year when I visited that
place, we all sat together with agricultural department officers.
There are certain prejudices. Formerly, we had prejudice
against vaccination but later on when we were convicted?
w e started fighting malaria, cholera, etc. by vaccinations.
The gaorani variety and the Laxmi variety are the improved
varieties of cotton ; but the conditions of draught, etc. have
given us ar wrong impression. I have called a conference on
10th April and I want to take advantage of the suggestions
and advice of the hon. Members of the House and particularly
those w h o are from the cotton growing area and also of our
agricultural ofRcers and cotton department ofRcers. Government will make every effort to see that the hon. Members are
convinced of the improved varieties and I would be unhappy
even if one single Member is not convinced of their imporved
igature* I know if I cannot convince you here, it is not possible
to convince people outside.
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As regards the distribution of seeds, in Parhhani I saw
there was some delay due to wagons. I ha^ e given instructions th^t there should be no room for complaints, or difficulties or handicaps. I invite you all to our routine conference
with the district agricultural oHicers to know^ what they ar^
doing, convince them and be convinced.
'About sugarcane, I m a y only suggest that in Xixamabad
Sugar Factory, the Government of India had fixed a rate at
Re. 1-5-0. The sugar factory is doing some research work.
I a m not able to read to you the new scheme about research
work that we are contemplating. About manure and sugarcane, oil cake is being used. I also discussed the possibility
of giving mixtures. The price of A m m o n i u m Su!phate has
been reduced to Rs. 830 from Rs. 360 and it is now Rs. 290
per ton. The price of the mixture wiH be further reduced
.after hearing from the Government of India. In this way,
we will be able to reduce the price of manures. In Hyderabad we have reduced it from Rs. 14 to Rs. 13-4-0 a bag even
before we took advantage of the reduction of price in ammonia
sulphate. Regarding paddy fertiliser mixture, we are trying
^to evolve mixtures distrietwise and cropwise on diH'erent
formulae depending in each ease on the nature of the soil, the
weather conditions, etc.
In the end, I would conclude by saying something about
' Japanese cultivation '* Nobody can have anv prejudice
against the word ' Japanese cultivation '. It is not associated
with any political aspect or any ' power bloc ', This method
of cultivation has been tried in Japan. Some workers from
Bombay went and observed it. It worked very well in B o m bay. I saw it a^ Sarvodaya Centre at Bombay. Panditji in
the recent Food Ministers' Conference mentioned about it.
The Central Agricultural Ministry has taken, it in fuK swing,
and is giving all the necessary initiative, co-operation and
help. In Hyderabad, w e want to introduce this. W e have
taken up io thousand acres for intensive cultivation.
. At this rate w e wiK get 660 pounds df fertiliser mixture per
aoye for 10 thousand acres, ggo pounds for 40 thousand acres
'*:-a^%^-pounds-for,2 lakhs acres; thus altogether making up
%§ 3akhs aer^.- W e wi^give them manure, but w e do not
^ ^ t h e ^ o n e y t h e % a n d there. W e wiH take it at the end of
the crop. I have worked it as a rough calculation. This
procedure will be very dimcult and I appea} to hon. Members,
particularly those from Tele^ana where paddy-growing is %Be
main occupation, to help ^ e . a g ^ ^ K a i 4 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ wiH
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approach each individual cultivator. If the hon. Members
here and outside will give us the fullest co-operatiomwe think
this scheme will be a success.
;S7&W F* D. D^#Ap%?3& : H o w much chemical fertilisers does
it require for each acre ?
Dr. €7?wfM3 jR^&fy: The Sindri produces Ammonia sulphate. W e use the present mixture, for paddy, sugarcane,
cotton and almost all the other crops. In fact there was a
great diiHculty in getting this mixture and people were actually
indulging in blackmarketing of Ammonia Sulphate. But now
we have enough stocks and we have also reduced the prices.
About the exact quantity, the Japanese system contemplates
the use of heavy manuring. W e intend to make some changes
and the Department is working out details of changes. But "
this is in an experimental stage and some of the details will
have to be evolved in course of time.
Lhave many more points to be discussed. But I a m afraid
I have already taken much time, I thank you very much, Sir.
Afr. *Sjp%%&<?r: I will now put the motions for reduction of
Grants, to vote.
FAILURE OF GOVERNMENT TO DEMONSTRATE AND PROPAGATE
EFFECTIVELY THE BENEFITS OF BETTER FARMING
,SfAf% j%JT. „4%M4%& J M & / :
to vote.
My
cut motion m a y
be put
Jt?r. *%Mr%X%r : The question is :
" That the grant under Demand No. 13 be reduced by
Rs. 100/'
The Motion was negatived,
PROPAGANDA INCLUDING PUBLIC EXHIBITIONS AND FAIRS
t S M 23, P. DegAmM&A: I beg leave of the House to withdraw
my" <*ut motion. .
*
*
The motion was, by leave of the House, withdrawn.
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IMPLEMENTATION OF AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENTS AND
^
RESEARCH SCHEMES
' S M J[w^^ R%0 G^^^f : I beg leave of the House to
withdraw m y cut motion.
The motion was, by leave of the House, withdrawn.
DETERIORATING AGRICULTURAL CONDITIONS IX THE STATE AND
THE SLOW PROGRESS OF THE GROW^ MORE FOOD CAMPAIGN
,SAr% (2. ^r^raTM?^ : I beg leave of the House to withdraw m y cut mution.
The motion was. by leave of the House, withdrawn.
.
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING AND EXPERIMENTAL JF*ARMS
,SAn Dq;% 67aa%%^y jR%# : I beg leave of the House to withdraw m y cut motion.
The motion was, by leave of the House, withdrawn.
UNSATISFACTORY WORK OF BoRING OPERATIONS
*SAWB. P* DegAww&A : I beg leave of the House ta withdraw m y cut motion.
„
The motion was, by leave of the House, withdrawn.
MISMANAGEMENT IN DISTRIBUTION OF SEEKS AND M A N U R E
iS%yi JK\ ^MwiA R % & % : M y cut motion may be put to
vote.
Aff/^^^f ; The question is:
"That the grant under Demand No. 1& be reduced by Rs*
., *po-"' '*.':-,, J
^^ \
the maMan wa^ negatived.
^
^$tEM & % a # ^ Q 5?ACa&VrM>AN§ AND AGRICULTURAL
"; r "/; ^ t'/ ; ^ ^ ; 'SarUA^ION.,- W\N%MAL' TALUQ, i
drawmy^tmoti^
The motion W ^ $ ^
/
* „
,
,
^
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21^7!^^rcA, 1953
1283
CORRUPTION IN AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
A^Ar^ jE*. ^(^^^A R^d^t/: M y cut motion m a y be put to vote.
ATr. *$j9<2%Rer : The question is :
That the grant under Demand No. 13 be reduced bv
Rs, 100
9?
iT
The motion was negatived.
POLICY AND ADMINISTRATION OF AGRICULTURAL
DEPARTMENT
. iS*An: ^M<%aw%jpp% : I beg leave of the House to withdraw
m y cut motion.
The motion was, by leave of the House, withdrawn.
D E M A N D No. 8 6 — R s . 1,19,200-TEXTILE COMMISSIONER
ECONOMY IN TEXTILE COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE
6%r%*V. D. DayA%?%?M%<?: I beg leave of the House to withdraw m y cut motion.
.The motion was, by leave of the House, withdrawn.
* D E M A N D No, 4 1 — R s . 18,71,400—FOOD SUBSIDY
CUT AND ECONOMY IN FOOD SUBSIDY
iSAr% C ^ p r a m M ^ : I beg leave of the House to withdraw
m y cut motion.
The motion was, by leave of the house, withdrawn.
D E M A N D N o . 4 2 — R s . 1,16,00,000—SUPPLY DEPARTMENT
PROCUREMENT AND EXPORT OF JOWAR
iS&W ^* E&MM jBe&%y: This m a y be put to vote.
M r . <%M%&^: The question is.
"That the grant under Demand No. 42 be redueed by
Rs. 100/'
. The motion was negatived.
*ToTAL ABOLKPieTSf OF LEVY PROCUREMENT OF PA3NBY
F&f% j^. J%t%%%%& R%%%y: This m a y be pmt to vote*
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21s% M^rcA, 1958 Ba^—7)f//^a?&/or GraM23
Mf. ^p^A^r: The question is.
'' That the grant under Demand No. 42 be reduced by
Us, 100 ".
The motion was negatived*
COLLECTION OF JoWAR IN MARATHWADA
# M B. D. D^Am^A;^: I beg leave of the House to withdraw m y cut motion.
The motion was, by leave of the House, withdrawn.
COLLECTION OF LEVY IN WARANGAL DISTRICT.
RAW B. XwMayg/a: I beg leave of the House to withdraw m y cut motion.
The motion was, by leave of the House, withdrawn.
LEVY COLLECTIONS
# M X. %%&%yy%: I beg leave of the House to withdraw
m y cut motion.
The motion was, by leave of the House, withdrawn.
CHAN3B IN SYSTEM OF LEVY COLLECTION
*S%r% JBL JS^me^^m JRe&fy: This may be put to vote.
. M ^ 6fp^^&^-;The question is:
" That the grant under demand No. 48 be redueed by
The Motion was negatived.
^ C R M S E %^ PRICES AND QUAMTY & CRAWS
;
-
^ 4 ^ J ^ ^ & ^ ^ M?M%MM%% i This may be put to vote.
"T^at the grant u n & D e m a M Nc, 42 be seduced by
B?^6?g^%—D2m%M%F /or Cr^^^
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1285
WORKING AND USEFULNESS OF SUPPLY DEPARTMENT
4$A?^ C 6"r^r^^^^ : I beg leave of the House to withdraw
m y cut motion.
. The motion was, by leave of the House, withdrawn.
DEMAND No. 57—Rs. 14,58,000—AGRICULTURE MARKETING,
AND DEVELOPMENT FUND, ETC.
UTILITY OF AGRICULTURAL FUNDS
6%W (?<%%<%% G<mgar<?<M?/: I beg leave of the House to
withdraw m y cut motion.
The motion was, by leave of the House, withdrawn.
EXPENDITURE UNDER AGRICULTURAL FUNDS.
*SAr% JK^ %%&%yg/%: I beg leave of the House to withdraw
m y cut motion.
The motion was, by leave of the House, withdrawn.
DEMAND No. 69—Rs. 18,00,000—COMMUNITY DEYELOPMEMT
PROJECTS
WRONG CHOICE OF COMMUNITY PROJECT CENTRES
*S%f% j!L ,<4%%%%A Re&fg/: This m a y be put to vote.
My* i%M%&%f: The question is:
" That the grant under Demand No. 69 be reduced by
Rs. 100 ".
The motion was negatived.
SLOW AND SHOWY WORK OF COMMUNITY PROJECTS
^ A W 6. &r^y%??tM%% : I beg leave of the House to withdraw
m y cut motion*
The motion was, by leave of the House, withdrawn.
WORKING OF COMMUNITY PROJECTS
*
a
<S%W JK\ %%&%%yawa Jt&M?: This m a y be put to vote.
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B a ^ — D r ? ^ ? ? & / o f Gra?2^
M r . #p%&&er: The question is :
"'That the grant under Demand No. 69 be reduced by
Rs. 100 ".
The motion was negatived.
WORKING OF PLANNING DEPARTMENT WfTH REFERENCE TO
COMMUNITY PROJECTS
# M SA%f<m 6r0MK%% Z?M67M&z?': I beg ieave of the House to
withdraw m y cut motion. *
The motion was, by leave of the House, withdrawn.
DEMAND No. 79—Rs. 5,69,71,000—CAPITAL
SCHEMES IN STATE TRADING
OUTLAY ON
ECONOMY IN STATE TRADING
iSM V. D. D%g&pa?M&2: This m a y be put to vote.
.Mr. ;%%%&6r: The question is :
" That the grant under Demand No, 79 be reduced by
Rs. 100".
The motion was negatived.
.Mr. ;%M%%%f: The question is:
" That a sum not exceeding Rs. 8,36,68,500 under
Demands Nos. 13,26,36,41,42,57,65, 67,79 be granted to the
Rajpramul& to defray the several charges that would come
fpx payment during the course of the year ending the 81st
day pf March, 1954 ",
The motion waa adopted.
[As directed by Mjf, Speaker* the potions Bpr Dethands &*r
Grants wh%eh were adopted hy the&ouse are reproduce below
"That a sum not exceeding R^. 10,15,000 imde^ demand N ^ 18 be #&h^ed to the RaipramQ^h to de&ay the
several charges that weiuld ebme fo^r jpa^ent duirmg the
eout$^ # t^e ^ear^ $ n ^ g {^t ^ay %f W & & h , ^^$S#^ ^ '^^-^
B M d ^ % — D ^ m a M & / o r (?7wa%g
2 1 ^ Af^cA, 1958
1287
DEMAND No. 26—AGRICULTURE *
" That a sum not exceeding Es. 71,85,900 under Demand No. 26 be granted to the Rajpramukh to defray the
several charges that would come for payment during the
course of the year ending the 81st day of March, 1954."
DEMAND No. 86—TEXTILE COMMISSIONER
" That a sum not exceeding Rs. 1,19,200 under Demand
No. 86 be granted to the Rajpramukh to defray the several
charges that would come for .payment during the course of
the year ending the 81st day of March, 1954/'
DEMAND No. 41—FOOD SUBSIDY.
''That a sum not exceeding Rs. 18,71,400 under De-^
m a n d No. 41 be granted to the Rajpramukh to defray the
several charges that would come for payment dming the
course of the year ending the 81st day of March, 1954. "
. r
DEMAND No. 42—SUPPLY DEPARTMENT
" That a sum not exceeding Rs. 1,16,00,000 under
Demand No. 42 be granted to the Rajpramukh to defray the
seve^a! charges that would come for payment during the
course of the year ending the 81st day of March, 1954. "
DEMAND No. 57—AGRICULTURAL FUNDS
" That a sum not exceeding Rs. 14,58,000 under Demand
No. 57 be granted to the Rajpramukh to defray the several
charges that would come for payment during the course of
the year ending the 81st day of March, 1954."
DEMAND No* 65—DEVELOPMENT UNDER TuNGABHADRA
PROJECT
" That a sum not exceeding Rs. 21,48,600 under Demand
No. 65 be granted to the Rajpramukh to defray the several
charges that Would come for payment during the course of
the year ending the 81st day of March, 1954."
DEMAND No. 69—COMMUNITY PROJECTS
" That a sum not exceeding Rs, 18,000 under Demand No.
69 be granted to the Rajpramukh to defray the several charges
that would come for payment during the course of the year
ending the 81st day e^ March, 1954,
128$
2lNi March, 1953
Bttdgef—D<?man& /or Grants
DEMAND'NO. 79—CAPITAL OUTLAY ON SCHEME OF
STATE TRADING
"That a sum not exceeding Rs. 5,69,71,000 under De- ,
mand No. 79 be granted to the Rajpramukh to defray the
several charges that would come for payment during the course ,
of the year ending the 81st day of March, 1954/'
Mr. ^p^Ax??*: W e shall now take up the Demands for the
Social Services Department. Before we take them, I would
like to inform hon. Members that Shri Annaji Rao Gavane
had asked about the time to be given for tabling motions for
reduction of grants in relation to the Demands pertaining to
payments to the Jagirdars and the Rajpramukh. Hon. M e m bers can submit then till 11 a.m. on the 25th March, 1958.
6%W A%%72%<?r D^o : I beg to move :
"That a sum not exceeding Rs. 2,80,200 under Demand
No. 89 be granted to the Rajpramukh to defray the several
charges that would come for payment during the course of
the year ending the 81st day of March, 1945. The Demand has
the recommendation of the Rajpramukh."
Mr. A^pea^r: Motion moved:
" that a sum not exceeding Rs. 2,80,000 under Demand
No. 89 be granted to the Rajpramukh to defray the several
charges that w<3uld come for payment during the course of the
year ending the 81st day of Mairch, 1954. The Demand has
the recommendation of the Rajpramukh/'
^AW^A#%&%rI)e0: I beg to move:
" that a pum not exceeding Rs. 8,57,100 under Demand
No* 40 be granted to the Rajpramukh to defray the several
charges that would come for payment durihg the course of the
y ^ r e n d m g the 81st day of March 1954. The Demand has
: # # ^e^mmehdatipn of t&e Rajpramukh/'
J^&, ^a<5J%M?f: Motion moved:
^
"That a sum not exceeding Rs, 3,87,100under Demand
No. 40 be granted to the Rajpramukh to defray the -several
charges that would come for payment during the comrse of the
year ending the 81st day of March 19$4. The Demand haa
the recommendation of the Rajprnmukh/'-
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21^ ^ir??e/2, 1958
1 89
*y&r% *yA^^A'^ D^?o : Sir, I beg to move :
" That a sum not exceeding Rs. 1,71,000 under Demand
No. 67 be granted to the Rajpramukh to defray the several
charges that would come for payment during the course of
the year ending the 81st day of March, 1954. The Demand
has the recommendation of the Rajpramukh."
Mr. 6jp<?#Ax?r : Motion moved :
"That a sum not exceeding Rs. 1,71,000 under Demand
No. 67 be granted to the Rajpramukh to defray the several
charges that would come for payment during the course of
the year ending the 81st day of March, 1954. The Demand has
'the recommendation of the Rajpramukh."
5%ri ;SA#??%;er J%o : Sir, I beg to move :
" That a sum not exceeding Rs. 73, 000 under Demand
No. 75 be granted to the Rajpramukh to defray the several
charges that would come for payment during the course of the
year ending the 31st day of March, 1954. The Demand has
the recommendation of the Rajpramukh."
<%fft *%M?%&#r : Motion moved:
* * " That a sum not exceeding Rs. 78,000 under Demand
No, 75 be granted to the Rajpramukh to defray the several
charges that would come for payment during the course of
the year ending the 81st day of March, 1954. The Demand
has the recommendation of the Rajpramukh."
*$&p% K D+ D%y&%MM3&: Mr. Speaker, Sir, I suggest that
a recgss of half an hour be given Row.
Afr* i^pea&er: The Member means tili 6-1$ p.m*
;S%W D%g&p%%&: Yeg Sir.
JMr. ;%<?%&<2f: A H right. W e adjourn till 6-15 p.m.
The House then adjourned for recess till Fifteen Minutes
Past Six of the Clock.
The House reassemMed after recess at Fifteen Mimxtes
past Six of the* Clock.
[MR, SPEAKER IN THE CHAIR]
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My. ^pg^er: Let us now take up the motions for
Reduction of Demands. Shri. Daji Shankcr Rao.
POLICY REGARDING BACKWARD TRIBES SPECIALLY GoNDS
,%W Dqy^ <S*A^A;^ Rao : Sir, I beg to move :
" That the grant under Demand No. 89 be reduced by
Rs. 100."
Mr. <$pea&6y : Motion moved:
"That the grant under Demand No. 39 be reduced by
Rs. 100/'
WORKING OF SOCIAL SERVICE DEPARTMENT IN TELEXGANA
Mr. <SpgoA;e?*: Motion moved :
"That the grant under Demand No. 39 be reduced by
Rs. 100."
VARIED ACTIVITIES OF THE SOCIAL SERVICE DEPARTMENT
<SM JS!. R. %%y%sw?ny (Kalvakurti-Reserved): Sir, I beg
to move;
"That the grant under Demand No. 89 be reduced by
Rs.100."
Mr; <S^?^er: Motion moved:
; "That the grant under Demand No. 89 be reduced by
",,Rs.lQ0.'-';„-;,/.,- "-^'^',, '* . '. ^' -' .' , ' ^'
.,
" . ,. ''I'' * POLK?? OF "T3H&, ^ ^ A L SERVICE DEPARTMENT \'
*-,--/.',.'(}''^'<''t^-t:;'(,r/' '-<*-;,'''.<' "!*'
Re
* 4 " ,
-^
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,-'
,'
^That the grant under Demand No. Sp be ted%;c^ b y
My. ^ p ^ W i I$it *Ke, 4^^;^'/),-'-'
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^Ar^ G^??p^ Eaa W^^A?^^^: Yes, Sir. It is a typing
mistake. That is why it is not clear.
^
* JM/*. i<%?<%A.^r : Motion moved :
"That the grant under Demand No. 89 be reduced by
Re. 1."
NEGLECTED HARIJAN WELFARE WORK IN NiRMAL TALUQ
^^ ^u"*a ^-^ ^ ^ ^ ^ A ^ ^ ^ \ Jj (t..) o^-j' ^ J-^^ J ^j J
,&fr. ^p^Jb^/ : Motion Moved:
"That the grant under Demand No. 40 be reduced by
RS*100/'
U N S A T I S F A C T O R Y C O N D I T I O N S O F H A R I J A N S IN
A D I L A B A D DISTRICT
$
^ f&7T'o'*S5 (3$^^—§^!3oy^) ^^%<^35^^c35^ ! ibgo cs^^odo ^So. ^ O <3^
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e6"* !$y^ * o O O e ^ o^T*o<3 vq\c^^^j (S5&^^o^o ^o^\^c.
3%r. ^pe^^r : Motion moved :
" That the grant under Demand No. 40 be reduced by
Rs. 100/'
HARIJAN WELFARE W O R K IN GULBARGA DlST.
6%*^ ^ M m ^ ^ M ^ ^ f?MmJ^r; Sir^ I beg to move :
"That the grant under Demand No. 40 be reduced by
Rs. 100/'
.Rfy. *y%?M%7<2r : Motion moved :
"That the grant under Demand No. 40 be reduced by
Rs. 100."
VARIOUS MEASURES ADOPTED BY THE GOVERNMENT
FOR THE WELFARE OF HARIJANS
iS&W H* R. %#r^%%M3y: Sir, I beg to move :
"That the grant underDemand No. 40 be reduced by
100.
Rs. 100."
1292
2lF% AfarcA, 1958
J?^Jg^—D^?^?^& /o^ Gr%n*.9
Afr. 6^p^^^ : Motion moved :
"That the grant under Demand No, 40 be reduced by
Rs. 100/'
HARIJAN WELFARE
3ff, ^pmA^r: Motion moved :
" That the grant under Demand No. 40 be reduced bv
Rs, 100."
UTILISATION OF HARIJAN WELFARE MONEY *
# M ,<4?MMH% Bac 6?%%MM: Sir, I beg to move:
" That the grant under Demand No. 40 be reduced by
Rs. 100."
Nr. iSp^a&^f : Motion moved :
" That the grant under Demand No. 40 be reduced by
Rs. 100."
UPLIFT OF SCHEDULED CASTES.
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Mr. ^p6%&er : Motion moved :
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That the grant under Demand No. 40 be reduced by
Rs.100/
/ eo^BBNMENT"S POLICY IN REGARD TO ScBEDm^iD CASTES
/y^'./;^.^^p*^'-^^^
Sir; I beg
- ^.,,, -,'' ^,T%at'^ '§^t i^dey .^pMmia ^o. ^ 40 be reduced bv
- ' -, ^*' ^ , .''/ ^' - , \ </! ;f;:7/\f^ - - ^ r ^ ' ' ^ ; ^ ^ ^ r ; '* r '*
!Mf. ;Spe%%%y: Motion moved:,
* ,
" That the grant under Pemand No^ 4e be reduced bv
Re. I." " ^ ^
" ' ' . " - ' ^^ ^ ' ^ ^'^ '; " . . 7
#?/<%ff - /A'?7?aH& jfor Cro/?^
21^ AfarcA, 1958.
1293
INADEQUACY OF FACILITIES TO HARIJANS
^Ar^ F. D. D&?Apan,&: Sir, I beg to move :
" That the grant under Demand No. 40 be reduced by
.Re. 1."
iMr. *%?f%/MT : Motion moved :
*' That the grant under Demand No. 40 be reduced by
Re. 1."
DEMAND No* 67 (HEAD OF ACCOUNT-G 13) AMELIORATION
OF BACKWARD CLASSES Rs. 1,71,000.
AMELIORATION OF BACKWARD CLASSES IN RAICHUR DISTRICT
iSM Jt?M%%%%ppa: Sir, I beg to move :
" That the grant under Demand No. 67 be reduced by
Rs. 100/'
J6f?*. <Sjp%%&42?*: Motion moved:
" That the grant under Demand No. 67 be reduced by
Rs. 100/'
INADEQUATE PROVISION FOR THE AMELIORATION OF BACKWARD CLASSES
6?&r% ^tM&%s& JBae %%&&% Rao (Partur): Sir, I beg to move :
" That the grant under Demand No. 67 be reduced by
Rs. MM."
Mr.*ype%&%r* Motion moved:
'* That the grant under Demand No. 67 be reduced by
Rs. 100/'
UPLIFT'OF BACKWARD CLASSES
Aff. ^!?p^^^: Motion moved:
" That &te grant under Demand No. 67 be reduced by
Ra. 100/'
1294
2iF% i^faycA, 1953.
B^g^—Df???(/H(7,$- /or Gw??^
GROSS NEGLIGENCE TOWARDS BACKWARD CLASSES
^Ar^ % \ B^cAM/^: Sir, I beg to move :
' * " That the grant under Demand No. 67 be reduced by
Rs. 100."
, Afr. 6^%%^r : Motion moved :
" That the grant under Demand Xo. 67 be reduced by
Rs. 100."
UPLIFTMENT OF BACKWARD CLASSES
*<%W (?%%p%% -B^o WagAmarf: Sir, I beg to move:
" That the grant under Demand No. 67 be reduced bv
, Re. 1."
34r. ^ ^ A ^ r : This is the same Shri Madhav Rao Sawai's
cut motion. Not to be moved.
DEMAND N o . 75 (HEAD OF ACCOUNT 81 VII) REHABILITATION
OF KoYAs Rs. 73,000.
' EYE-WASH AlETHODS ' OF REHABILITATION OF KpYAS
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" That the gr^nt under Demand No. 75 be reduced by
Rs/100."
.
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^Ay^ JL R. F ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ m y : Mr. Speaker, Sir, I have moved
two Cut Motions to discuss the various activities of the Soeia!
Service Department as well as the measures that the Government have taken for the welfare of Harijans in the State.
If w e glance through the Budget, w e ean Rnd that in a
Budget of Rs. 28,22,00,000, only a paultry sum of Rs-13,81,000
has been allotted for Harijan Welfare and other Social Service
activities. If w e calculate the proportion of the amount
allotted for this Department, it works out to 4 %. In this
connection, I would like to draw the attention of the House to
the fact that the population of Scheduled Castes in the Hyderabad State form about one-third of the tcftal population i.e.,
about 88 lakhs, and if the Rgure of other Backward Classes
also is added to it, the total comes to more than 180 lakhs.
ForlOOlakhsofpeople, the Government of Hyderabad is
spending Rs. 18^81,000! From this,* Sir, one ean imagine the
amount of interest that the State is taking towards the most
down-trodden section of the people, w h o form about twothird population of the whole Statd. This can give an idea
whether the Government is having a progressive outlook or
depressive outlook or reactionary outlook towards the most
down-trodden section of the people in the State. T%tis itself
is a standing reflection on the Govemme&t of Hyderabad and
this shows whether the Government is moving in a progressive
direction or towards a state of penury and degra^tSm. It
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looks to m c that this grant for 100 lakhs of people of the State
is too low. I may call this a Budget of the exploiting classes
for the exploited classes. I do not call it a capitalistic or
jagirdari budget. This is m y general reflection about budget allotment to the Social Service Department and Harijan
Welfare.
Xow, what arc the activities of the Social Service Department ? H o w lias this department come into being. Formerly,
tine Social Service Department was organised by Baron Hamendroft just to rehabilitate Koyas, Gonds and other scheduled
tribes in the State; and the present department is but a
continuation of that. I cannot understand how the Govern. ment .df Hyderabad can do any social service at all with this
18 lakhs, much less with the 2 lakhs 18 thousands allotted for
the Sbcial Service Department. This allotment of 2 lakhs
18 thousands will be simply consumed by the officers of th&
* Department and nothing will possibly be left over for taking
up any social service.
;The hon. Minister concerned has been telling that he has
established some 'Beggar Homes'. In the very premises of the
Public Gradens where our Assembly HaH is located, we Rnd
so many beggars—not to speak of beggars on public roads, at
bu^-stands and other places. If the Minister is not in a positi<Ni to control the beggars in the premises of the Assembly,
what else c^n he do. I a m not able to understand.
Coming to the Children's Protection Department, a casual
visitor finds there, male constables and female constables on
duty exchanging obscene jokes with each other. Any decent
man, should he be there, feels shuddered at the vulgar jokes. I
have given you a recent instance. O n one holiday, an ofBcial
of the Department went to oSiee and called a w o m a n constable
saying that there was some work. H e called her to his room
and Inolested her. The w o m a n has Ried a suit against him.
I understand the minister is trying to protect M m . What
then shall- we call this Department ? I do not call it a Children's Protection Department. It is Women's Molestation
"Department. This is a charge against the Minister.
Coming next to the co-operatives established for the scheduled-tribes ; I would like to know what are the things that
ate kept there which are useful for these Koya people. One
* would be smxpriaed to And there things which are not at all
useful to thenf* but which, on the other hand, afford luxury
&M* the oiScers. Jamtins, ehuse tins, butter tins and other
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costly articles are stored in these co-operatives and they
pass o^f a§ foodgrains for the innocent tribal people. These
ofRcers of Government go there in Government ears, at, Government expense and instead of serving the Koyas, enjoy them- '
selves eating nicely, drinking nicely and caUing the K o y a
w o m e n to their bungalows to enjoy their dance etc. This is
also a charge against the Government. Let the Government
investigate what sort of things are kept in those co-operatives
for the Koyas ?
Coming to the Harijan Welfare Department, Rs. S,37
lakhs have been allotted. Thc'hon. Finance Minister during
his budget speech has said that the Government of Hyderabad
is spending 30 lakhs per year. This figure of 30 lakhs given
by the Finance Minister I assert is an incorrect Agure. Actually
last year 10 lakhs have been allotted. Only 2.33 lakh'i have
been spent and the last year's granted amount has been carried
over to this year and that amount has been shown in this "
budget, It is not a new grant. Neither the present popular
Government nor the previous mixed popular Government
tried to reimburse the corpus of one crore of rupees granted by
the Laik Ali Government. Rs. 20 lakhs is being spenf from
the S.C.T.F. and not from any budgeted amount. Looking
at the Rgures, w e feel convinced that the Government is not
at all spending any s u m on Harijan Welfare and clearly ^t is
not evincing any interest in that matter.
,
Coming to the scheduled castes in service, there are 33
lakhs of scheduled castes in the State and curiously enough
there are only 6 gazetted ofRcers in the Government 2 in the
Revenue, 1 in Education, 1 in Sales Tax, 1 in Social Service
and 1 in Agriculture Department. For a population of 33
lakhs of people, the representaion in gazetted eadre is only 0.
N o doubt, there m a y be a few in the First and Second Grades.
W h a t has become of the implementation of Government's
reservation for scheduled castes in service? O n one*side,
the Government talks of reservation and on the other, issue
circulars or instructions to departmental heads that only retrenched personnel should be taken into Goveramat service
and thus supersede their earlier commitments. The result ia
the representation of scheduled castes in service is being undermined. Even with regard to promotions, after the Police
Action, people w h o are not qualified to hold a gazetted rank
are promoted to such posts by extraneous considerations.
ESiciency and seniority do not count. Hundreds of them,
are there and they are incompetent to hold such posts. People
w h o are disqualiRed by the Central Public Service Commission
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1305
have been promoted as secretaries; but when the question of
promotion of scheduled caste people come, because, probably
we are not vociferous, or for some other reasons best known
to them, our cry becomes a cry in the wilderness. W h e n the
question of promotion of scheduled caste people comes up, the
question of efficiency and seniority comes in ; but with regard
to those who are influential and who have god fathers in seryice
to back them, all these requirements are waived.
If the Government of Hyderabad want to call themselves
a Democratic Government and wants really to serve the
down-trodden and poor people, they must try to implement
what they say; they must come into the open; they must
rejuvenate the people ; they must inculcate a new psychology
* in the people. But old traditions are still continuing. Madras
vou find, is spending 110 lakhs of rupees whereas our Government does not find Anances to spend even 50 lakhs of rupees.*
.The hon. the Speaker who is also the Chairman of the Harijan
Sevak Sangh in Hyderabad has been repeatedly writing to
the Chief Minister that at least 50 lakhs of rupees should be
reimbursed for the cause of Harijans compared to their populations But of what avail ? The question of financial stringency is there for the Government to take shelter. W h e n such
big people's representations fall on deaf ears of the Government, I wonder what the Harijan community can expect from
the present Government. It is m y earnest request to the
Government that unless there is a person to represent them on
the Public Service Commission of Hyderabad, the reservations
promised to the Harijans will remain reservations on paper.
It can take a practical shape only when a Harijan is appointed
on the Public Service Commission Board; otherwise I feel
that the interests of Harijans and other Backward Classes
in services cannot be safeguarded.
Very curiously, the Minister for Social Services is called a
Harijan Welfare Minister. If so, I cannot understand why
the Schedule Castes Trust Fund portfolio should remain with
the Chief Minister. W h a t can the Minister for Social Services
who is called a Harijan Minister do, when he is not in charge
<%f that Fund ? Scheduled Castes Trust Fund is the basis of
Harijan Welfare in the State. Is it due to his incompetence
or inefRciency that that portfolio is with the Chief Minister—
I cannot understand.
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the allotted time ist only &8 minutes,
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Mr. ^ M A g f : Then I shall close at 8-15 p.m.
;S%r% F. D. D%gA%?%%&: Discussion m a y be allowed till
8-30 p.m.
JMh %?%%%%r: The Minister will also take his time and it
will be late.
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*S%ri*F. D. D ^ A p ^ ^ & : Let him take his own time.
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Afr. 6[p^^r: If the members are prepared to sit even
after^ ,9 '0' clock, I have no objection,
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M?^ ^p^^ar : I shall now put the Motions for reduction of
Grants to vote.
POLICY REGARDING BACKWARD T&IBES SPECIAL? GONDS
Afr. ^p^A^r: The question is :
*'That the. grant; under^Demand No^ 89 be reduced by
The Motion was negatived.
/
WORKING OF SOCIAL SERVICE DEFT. Ii? TEIJENGANA . ,'
Mr. <yp^&^: The qAestioA W":
- *^That the' gMmt ua!der Demand No. 39 be red^^ed by
-;'"The. MoMpR',*w^l^a#ved,;,,',,'','- -,- ',' '/,'/'.--'-" '.'
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VARIED ACTIVITIES OF THE SOCIAL SERVICE DEPT.
Afy. ,%M%XK?r : The question is :
"That the grant under Demand No. 89 be reduced b* .
Rs. 100/'
The Motion was negatived.
POLICY OF THE SOCIAL SERVICE DEPT.
Mr. ;%M?%%%f : The question is :
"That the grant under Demand No. 39 be reduced by
Re. 1."
The Motion was negatived.
NEGLECTED HARIJAN WELFARE WORK IN NlRMAB TALt?Q
Mr. A%M%%xy; The question is :
,
"That the grant under Demand No. 40 be rediyed by
Rs. 100/'
The Motion was negatived.
UNSATISFACTORY CONDITIONS OF HARIJAXS IN
ADILABAD DISTRICT
Afr. ^aaAer: The question is :
"That the grant under Demand No. 40 be reduced by
Rs. 100."
The Motion was negatived.
HARIJAN WELFARE WORK IN GuLBURGA DISTRICT
Afr. 'SpaaAey: The question is :
"That the grant under Demand No. 40 be reduced by
Rs. 100/'
The Motion was negatived.
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VARIOUS MEASURES ADOPTED BY TUB GoVBRp&W$)M F3& * *
THE WELFARE OF HERMANS
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Hr, ;%<?%&<ar: The question is:
*
. ^"Fhat the grant under Demaa&*yq, 40 be mMeed by
The Motion v^s negatived^
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HARIJAN WELFARE
j^fr. ^p^^^r : The question is :
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"That the grant under Demand No. 40 be reduced by
Rs. 100."
The Motion was negatived.
UTILISATION OF HARIJAN WELFARE MONEY
Mr. ^Spea^er : The question is :
"That the grant under Demand No. 40 be reduced by
Rs. 100."
* Th^'Motion was negatived.
UPLIFT OF SCHEDULED CASTES
*. Mr. ;Spe%A;%r: The question is :
* "That the grant under Demand No. 40 be reduced by
Rs. 100."
The Motion was negatived.
GOVERNMENT'S POLICY IN REGARD TO SCHEDULED CASTES
Afy. *%M%%%7*: The question is :
"That the grant under Demand No* 40 be reduced by
Rs. 1/'
The Motion was negatived.
INADEQUACY OF FACILITIES TO HARIJAN&
Mf. RpeaA^': The question is :
^ * "That the grant under Demand No. 40 be Teduced by
Re,*l.*' ,
; *
T%e Motion w^sne^tive&
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A e ^foMoAgw^ negatived.
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INADEQUATE PROVISION FOR THE A.Ml.H"H\Ti<t\ ^'' ^.^R'WARD Ci-ASSHS
Mr. -ypa^g?-: The question is :
" That the grant under Demand Xo. 07 be reduced by- '
Rs. 100."
. The Motion was negatived.
UPLIFT OF BACKWARD ff,ASSi:s
.Mr. #pa3%%r: The question is:
" That the grant under Demand No. 67 be reduced bv
Rs. 100."
The Motion was negatived.
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GROSSES NEGLIGENCE TOWARDS BACKWARD CLASS
R?. iSjMaAer: The question is:
" That the grant under Demand No. 67 be reduced by
Rs. 100."
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The Motion was negatived.
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' EYE-WASH METHODS ' OF REHABILITATION OF KtWAS
Mr? ;%M%&6r : The Question is :
" That the grant under Demand No. 67 be reduced by
Rs, 100/'
Th$ Motion was negatived.
Aff. ;%%%&ef: The question is :
f That th# respective sums, n<?t exceeding the amounts
shown in the order paper, be granted to the Rajprah^kh to
complete the sums necessary to defray the charges which
will come in course of payment ^ o d n ^ the year enxMRg the
81st day of March, 1954 in respect of D e m a n d U M * * 89.4#r
6P and T5,under the c&atrai of the^Dep^rhnent ^ R o A a i Service*
The Motion was adopted.
[As directed by Mr. Rpeaker, t h ^ M a ^ m ^
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grants which were adopted by the H o w a ^ ^ p w d u ^ e d below*
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DEMAND No. 39.—SOCIAL SERVICE DEPARTMENT
" That a sum not exceeding Rs. 2,80,200 be granted to
the Rajpramukh under Demand No. 89 to defray the several
'charges which will come in course of payment during the year
ending thfSlst day of March, 1934, in respct of 'Social Service
Department."
DEMAND No. 40.—HARIJAN WELFARE
"That a sum not exceeding Rs. 8,37,100 be granted to the
Rajpramukh under D e m a n d No. 40 to defray the several charges w M e n will come in course of payment during the year ending
the 81st day of March, 1934, in respect of ' Harijan Welfare."
, DEMAND No. 67.—AMELIORATION OF BACKWARD CLASSES
% " That a sum not exceeding Rs. 1,71,000 be granted to
.the'Rajpramukh under D e m a n d No. 67 to defray the several
charges which will come in course of payment during the year
ending the 31st day of March, 1934, in respect of* Amelioration of Backward Classes."
DEMAND NO. 73.—REHABILITATION OF KOYAS
" That a sum not exceeding Rs. 73,000 be granted to
the Rajpramukh under Demand No. 67 to defray the several
charges which wiH come m course of payment during the
year ending the 81st day of March, 1954, in respect of' Rehabilitation of Koyas."
H r . #pga&ep: N o w we adjourn till 8 p.m. on 24th March,
The Rouse then adjourned tHI Three of the Clock on Tuesday the 2Ath
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