4

VoL V

No. 1

25th February, 1973 (Tuesday)

6 Phalgun, 1896,S.E

THE.ANDHRA PRADESH Legislative Assembly Debates

OFFICIAL REPORT CONTENTS

re; te:

re:

re:

re:

Oral Answers to Questions. Short*Notice Questions and Answers. Matters under M e 34!:

re: Refusal of Police Permission to hold public meeting near Charmmar (Withdrawn) Grading of Virgmea tobacco. Construction of an Incinerator m (he compound of Dental Wing. Exemption from payment of registration fees and stamp duty to co-operative societies. Penalty on the excess consumption of electricity by smaM Sour imHs. Increase m railway freight rates for iron and manga­nese ore.

Announcement re: Election of members to the Committee on Subordi­

nate Legisiation. Calling Attention to matters of urgent Public Importance.

re: Installation of Hanuman Idol in the land belonging to Muslim Wakf in Nalgonda town. Police atrocities on Hanjan women of Raghuna-thapalem* Urgent need to start classes for Samtary Inspectors Course Damage to castor crop due to hailstorm m Nalgonda district.

re; Misappropriation of funds m the Supcrbazar, Secunderabad.

Voting of Demands fbr Grants for 1973*76: Demand No. XLIV-Mu!tipurpose River Projects. Demand No. XLV—Irrigation, Demand N o . XLVi—Power Development-Demand N & X X X V — M i n o r Irregation,

re

re i

te;

PAWS 1 24

31 32

34

33

35

37

39

39

40

46

48

31 31 33 53 56 141 - (Discussion Contd.)

MWMTWO W *M*'Bt*BCT<M Of MSWttMO. 39VKMOHMT Of AMOHRA MtA!H*M

^^^

THH

ANDHRA PRADESH LEGiSLAWE ASSEMBt

PRINCIPAL OFFICERS

Speaker: Sri R. Dasaratharama Reddy

Depnty Speaker: Sn Syed Rahmat A!:

Pane! of Chairmen: i. Sri Kaza Ramanadham 2. Sri BaddamYeHa Reddy 3. SriM. YeHappa 4. Dr. (Mrs,) Fathimunnisa Begu

Secretary : Sri G. Ramachandra Naidu.

Assistant Secretaries: i. Sri M, Ramanadha Sastry 2. Sri P. Raaga Rao 3. SiiE. SadasivaReddy 4. Sri V. K. Viswanata 5. Sri S. Poomaaaada Sastry 6. Sri K. Satyaaarayana Rao 7. Sri R. N. Sarma

THE

A N D H R A PRADESH LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY DEBATES

OFFICIAL REPORT

Twenty-Third Day of the Fourth Session of the Andhra Pradesh Legislative AssemMy

A N D H R A PRADESH LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

Tuesday, the 25th February, 1973,

The House met at Half past Eight of the Clock.

(Mr Speaker Sri R Dasarafha Rama Reddy in the Chair)

O R A L ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS.

Telugu Typewriters purchased bv the State Govt, from Remington Co., Calcutta

221-* 4290 Q.-Sri Nallapareddy Sreemvasulreddy (Gudur):—Will

the Chief Minister be pleased to state. (a) the number of Telugu Type Writers purchased by the

Government of Andhra Pradesh from the Remington Company, tuteutta since I960,

(b) whether they are put to use ;

(c) whether the English Typists upto taluk level have already been given tramng in Tnhtgu Typewriting,

(d) how many more telugu typewriters are necessary for use m taluk level oHices where telugu has been introduced as ogicia! .language, and

(e) whether tenders will be called tor the supply of the said numbers?

The Minister Par Education (Sri M.V. Krishna Rao):—(a) 446, (b) Yes Sir;

(e) English typists drawn from various Taluk and Distdct level oiBcea are being trained in Telugu typewriting by conducting classes at District Headquarters. So far, about 2,2J4 Bnghsh typists have been trained, under this scheme. The training will continue (31 all English typists m the Districts are trained in Telugu Typewriting;

(d) !I8 Telugu typewriters have so far been supplied to various Taluk level ofRces and about 700 more are required for supply to,ihe remaining ofRces;

(e) Yes Sir* Competitive quotations are being obtained from all that manufacturers before purchases are made.

* A n asterisk before the name indicates conRrmatton by the M e m l w ,

2 25th February, 1971 Oral Answers to Questions*

TBLUGU TYPFWRITERS SUPPLIED TO TALUK OrFlf rS

2 2 2 -*5269-Q.—Sri M,NagiRtddy:-Will the Chtef Minister be

pleased fo state: (a) the total number of Telugu Typewriters acquired bv Govt,

already; (b) the number of Telugu Type writers sunt to Taluk OHkes; (c) whether itt is a fact that more than a hundred typewriters

are tying idle at the Text Book Press in Hyderabad; (d) if so, the reasons therefor, (e) the total number of Telugu Typewriters required to our

state for introducing Teingu at the District jevd {rom next Ugadi as declared by the Chief Minister; and

(f) the steps taken by the Government to acquire the necessary Typewriters?

Sri M . V* Krishna Rao :-(a) "396"; (b) 118-43 to Taluk oSkes and 73 to other taluk icvd ofRces; (c) No, Sir. Only M7 typewriters are now with the Director of

Printing, Stationery and Stores Put chase and not wah thg fext Book Press m Hyderabad.

(d) Since they are defective they have not been distributed;

(e) "About 2,000 Telugu Typewriters; and

(f) "A sum of Rs. 13 lakhs has been sanctioned for th*' pur* chase of 500 Telugu typewriters on top priority basts, during the current financial year. It has also been decided to provide another sum of Rs. 15 lakhs during the next Anancial yeargfbr the purchase of 500 more Telugu Typewriters",

^ K%3*3§ ^ T ^ X b e o ^ — ^ ^ 6 t ^ a ^ R o R % $ & 16 &)<&$

tp&r* a-gy^da^aHgoR DRd&o o&crttfRHy*? &ea g ^ c R R e c y *

^ o ^ o o 3 b ^ 5 S r > ! ep-sT Jcg&oR goRgp % & ? b ^ 3tM&t ^ ^

!-30a.m. ^c^o. ^ m ^ : - ^ ^ ^ ^ $ , ^ ^ ^^b^^M

% ^ ^ ^ o&r* , ^^.^OM^ 3<3&g&*% Sb& ^A&§ ^

W ^ ^ ^ 5 ^ ^0^ %)0 $ ^ &^^& #%rh^ ^^446* xh ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ M ^ ^ ^ - ^446^ US ^ & ^

^ * ;;^$#* #^^y ^ ? ^ ^$ 3F3v 3^a ? 5 a ^^, ^

Oait Answers to Questions. 23th February, 1973. 3

^ <R)o a. g*'p-*3) — 2 7 ^ ^ ^ ^ aoaaga ^a 8 5 ^

gga^ca. ^a ^s ^a &a^a^Q^" swa.

569 6& a^^*3jo^^ 9-a oa i)(g-o^^

^Bbd^A) i^S^y^^ M o g r ^ ^ & & x b ^ ) ^ ^ ? ^ ^ ^ y ^ ^ 8 H3^c^!

fh )o. a. ^§^i^^'—atfcRo ^ § ^ a T tr -s eo eooooa.

"3Xbo?66j§*, €r^-^$ 2 Q )X)e)-5r* ) n,^$b ^j(%Rr) Ty%)Co -*BSbo^

^§*T^^ 2,600 &>. sb ^cr^^&) 2,800 ta esb ^ooj^ s^^-sr*^ 1975E& &r*^*3j l <x)j 3^s5oa vnr^Cb. "3aoo/6<bF *r*& ?$o^^o

3 ^ ^ a e?r^cb.

a ^ 6 ^ ^ ^ )56j*"nra e3ex)bJiy 5bo, 3a -sr°8^"3at&e o3oo o ^tr*.

*5e»^b as& ^ ^ 8 0 e. ^ ^ K b ^od^^ *"&&:&-*%&)? a^a^o^

<^&. <3^".ae& -^a <j!a) . 6oo -? a -53 8 *s-*& g^^rr- ^ ^ ) ^ - ^

S'a , 8 a&d&o er^,^ ^8^sh*o^?

Jh <^S. a.^^-cr^^ — e r a s a.a/s. ir yr' ^c^w, &ae -s^y^^5^^)&)^a§ b o o ^ \ ^ 8 § ^ot^T^C^ d& (Jb :g& ^ooj

3c&r^^. o ^ b ^ ^y^"6sx?b 1)0 &<6o <^rc^ igo^^o^&ea ^#00

^ ^ ^ ^ & a836& <M^ ^ ^ *9 & ^ 3 3<Mo 3c&S'&*"g ^ ^ ? ^^co)

^ c & ^ y g ^ ^ (25^-^35 A?^ ^ $ ) ^ ^ X SS)€D a&R)3aoe? ^

^oco^d^ *8^3^) % $ & 5 6H&) gxSoo^ 3c!A^o^ $r^oaS ^o -p^tao

^SoM? ^- ^

^ ^ S , a, tq&*Tr*3& : — & a ^ ^S^go ^Xb 3d?. ggtfTV

Aqs^i^. v^€^v^ ^ 0 3 0 ^ ^ ^ g ^ " § -sr*R)<x) p^{& X)o&oiy-^

840 a m

4 25th February, 1973. Out Aaswtts (o Quest.ons

,&,g^cajg-—^^ 0 $ ^ v & ^ ;^s agdR.

asjoKxH &?^w ^ ^ ^ ^ ^- ^^''^' -^'* ^-"^^

^<xo^ ^ s b ^ ^ ^g^a^oae f o 3 ^ - An MS.)^a, ,^r-

a

)^^go i^o^^o Rtonr*?

^ S b ^ ^ ^^

^j X). j ^ g ) : * — 3,3^^ ^^ ^ n ^ ^ 1 ^ ^ ^ & t&30Mao%3 ^tA.

^ & -Sog^o (So^o):— e$gw, ^a)^3 ttp^g ^^?r*

^^^&)cr>^8 ^ agd&o &&S"sr-^aM ^^r^&, ^^ ^ ^ ^ ,

^ t - ^ ^ * ^ ^ 3 ISoata ^ ^€0^3 ^iy^$)^ do^-SuR -cr'nsra

tjh Jo. D. ^-o^S& :— R%%eM ^ &r*^^ v rr*T3 A ^ a ,

DXQGING OP CANALS UNDER GUNTUR CHANML

223-^4780^Q. Sn D. Krishna Reddy (Nawaraopeta):—W^! the

CMe^Mh^te^t^ phased (to state;

, (a) hethw^he Government ate aware 4hat a number ofiaad a^ui$itio&ea$e$are.peadtnginthe0onrt$m reaped of the iaad$ s^iredby the Government Jfbr digging of eanah wade? Guam? ct&hne^and

(b) if so, whether the Government wiM tMak of atteraative me-^ ^ i b ^ f p # v e ^ g ^ ^ d - b x # ^ m j ^ that the j W M E digg^g^oanah may ot be deferredY

^ T^^in^te^for Med ttm Irrigation (SrLV.Xji$hMww$by

% ^ ^ w e ^ M ^ t ^^gg^gio#w^!a w M r 3$a^ %!h5B# M p^ding now ih (he Courts,

Oral Answers to Questions. 23th February, 1973. ^

(b) Does not arise.

gr Xb ^{b^^, 26 3 A^grtif e ^ e^^boa.

DISTRIBUTION OF PROFITS TO CANE-GROWJBRS FROM SALE oF NON^LBVY SUGAR

2 2 4 -*** 5^51 Q.—Sarvasri A. Hanumantha Rao (Kovvurj and Vanka

Satyanarayana . — W M the Minister for Agriculture be pleased to state:

(a) whether any agreement has been reached between the managements of private, Government and co-operative sugar factories And the Government of Andhra Pradesh and the sugar cane growers of Andhra Pradesh about the distribution of the 4 0 % of the additional proRts earned throught the sale of non^evy sugar for the year 1971-72 and for the subsequent seasons;

(b) if so, the factories which have violated the said agreement * (c) the additional amount paid per tone for the seasons of

1971-72 and 1972-73 according to the said agreementand whether the amount paid is fully in accordance with the Tripartite agreement , and

(djf if not, the action taken by the State Government ? The Minister for Agriculture (Sn J. Chokka R a o ) ; — (a) A n

agreement has been reached between the managements of Nizam Sugar Factory Limited, and the Co-operative Sugar Factories and the Government of Andhra Pradesh only.

(b) None. (c) The information is furnished m the Statement placed on

the table of the House.

(d) Does not arise,

Statement Laid on the Table of the House in Reply to Part (C) of the L. A. Q. No. 3131 (Starred).

SI. Name of the Sugar Additional Amount paid No* Factory per tonne for the sessions

1971-72 1972-73 Rs. Rs*

(1) (2) (3) (4)

Cooperative Sugar Factories: (%) Anaadaiavaiasa 13.7$ 9^0 (2) Gh^avaMtaa 7 30 9 60 (3) C&Rtotf M<30 17.88 (4^ PaldiMR, M*60< H*M ( N&MMaabad 1.4$ Bxema%e&

**t

6 25 February, 1973. Oral A

(1) (2) (3< Coopera&ve Sugar Factories—Cunfti.

C6) Bt±oppaka ^S('0 f7) AnakapaHt H . W (8) Thandana 3.00 Government Company (9) N:zam Sugar Factory Ltd. 14.60

uswcrs to QuesttoM,

(4)

^ 6 0 15 00 H30

Exempted.

g^Rg* ^^f^o^§e^ ^ ^ ^ ' § * ^r*^o <*M.M*

^ou^^f ^beo o&M^-r<&)e) g^ 40 7^3 ^ &r-^3^ - Kb?sS"^ 33^3

^d^^) € n ^ o ^ ^ ^ e ^ ) m ) ^ ^ aa^oiy*ab. ^ ^ h Rg^^d&

Oral Answers to Questions. 25th February, 1975. 7

^ & j & o , §^c^&oa a^gnoc^ g^^^o *ata?<)&);S a. ^ 3 0 ^ ^ ^ ^ j g o =cner^&oa ^ j ^ a b o ^ o!355o-S) 120 d).eo ^ ^ ^ *

TgaS" ^ -cnD ^ S^ccoo-O, S ^ J * # ^ ^ ^ 50 ^ o ^ ^ ^ *§o}^

p$h-{r*j§<3$ ^$-s^^o & ^ 5 & ^ i^^K) SoRRr'aPiS^ ^8j oar*

K)o^^do ^ ^ o ^Xbt^axjo tn8^o5 e 50 3^\o^" aBbeo

^^ *^g-^o6^ 68 3^o^" s)XT^^ - u ^ ^ g ^ o ^^^^X)oa

^ " ^ ^ ^ * ^ 3"*g^8. ^ - e 3 * $ ^ i ^ § * ^ &^S) & M

MoRs^o-R^a. ^ocog^T^d) ^o^^S) r^oajS* a, 8 Cb 9 -Kr°jj3?.

Sbae^S^^ ^ ( b o ^Jr. 66 R^odT ^^)§* *^^"^ ^ ^ -cn-DD

6;S%4j-*a§ r^d) &^§^^5^o ^^o -cr^a^d^ nr*sl t^^jgo (Q5&^

X) §* <jr §" taoaiga &)&) ^j?6o^7Y^^ dr'ex)j^rr'^ A*B?r Rr*R^

*5-S() 'u^aa 3 @X3 -c<^re^ Kadbo ^6o-S) ^i^or^ e ^ ^ n r ^ ^ b o

"§o^ pagbafgog'* ooj^ g)^.oajo6^ ^op^o^eD ^(j^55jj &>Ro

^$-s^^o ^3"&o^^dSb ^^8"^)^ ^ 3 & ^& tKRjgo ^cX35^D§ Sbg Scj

(&! ^, t^)"^^lg 3 (TF°f(8*(bKo) — ^ o ? s ^ XSboiOrrd) *3e

g)^&!0 71-72 ^055^00 ^o(& t^dS" ^^3o 40 v^^o Q5$ggeM

38A8 ^3^§" i$r.o^6o^ ^^.a, \s^)cy^e^o^ -*g3 6 71-72 ?jbo&

SbJ ( b o)Y^o^\ ^a^^f ^^^j 8b5 o)V^oJ* ^*g)-e)&Sf&&T'^

*sr'8§ er>S* r5)oiu tSb ! ^ o ^ f ^ 8aexr'oa5' ^* ^A 3J*°8b ^S)6f

g^gR) Q ^ ^ o ^ - ^ ^ ^ 8^§^6^ ^ ^ ^ 'X =3r°a). ^§"^b ! ^ ^ d f ^

Xb3&)§S ^?53o QsSgsSJo^ s^jj^^o^d e^ex) ^r^^ $iV^). &&?68oa

^&) ^ ( ^ ^ o ^ f ^ ^ j ^ 5^o!^^83 'So jT'-c-toigo 3 o ^ o ^ ^ . 3j/^^*

y*oS 6 <AT'o6Sr t^b^ a * &r^a8^ &oc^§)r^& l3ab 3brr* <^^ &o&r*oo^

e ^r*g^ §6^ ^"sf^o^ 38rr* &o^<b^o - ^ ^ ^ - ^ ^ b ^ KRgorr* er^^o

3 o ^ & ^ ^^?3^v^ ?

<3g*aT<) 5 $ e a ^ -cr>M ^ =cr eb. 78-78 3^ 9 Rr\ 70 lb .eo ^^jeb

Tr^8 ^Y"o4f6^ ^ ip* R*#??r*aM &o^-7T. 3 ^ e ^ e^^g RdSag*

(X)^Qo ^n^^§* =8$)oa. cr^a^ R8§8o-a3o^R#R) a ^ T ' o ^ ^)8o^

^ ^o 4,3TT*{T :- X )o^^o ^e^ge KM&* ^*o^S ^

-^?i^3go^ a>K§* gb^ 3^J iy*D^ 40 V*#o ^ ^ b ^ ^ ) , 40 ^ ^ o ^ej

t&^&r*^e^, 20 v^^o ^Sb8be)Sj Q-5r^€^a^o^ . ^ a ^ ^ o R ^

8 25th February, 1973. Ota! Aasweys to Questions'

^ o ^ 9 o ^ - ^ ? r ^ ^ ^ &xb&^^ir! ^^ ^ ^ o KbeA n ^ ^ ^^ ? c o &Xb?*3 e n)ex)€0 g^)!$)^^^* ^^^%\ 3^j o^c

14 dr. b8 * . T^Q^TrS, -sr^ ly&R S!)^ ^ ^D ^i^^o4Dny^& 72-7S <y* Ydr^. 10 . 78-74 12 dr*. 5 0 ^ . Q u ^ ^ & ) &R& ^!6^ drSS^on^ $-5 o *3& EfSM ^ ^ 8' &3 ^ ^ ^ b ^

gy^ ^ ^ a d o R o ^ g ^ ^ ^ & ^ S) gKjo isg&)^^&

cn&^ g * 19 ia <)§ ^ § * Mcc&o^ v*as^^eis v^n^ ^

^ , a m ^ o y * ^,^d&^& OHIO'S ^^y 19 XSS9o<& w § v t

^ ^ v ^ ^ o a v*nn x%y+ a ^ y < ^ ^ ^ . -^& a^g'

y$g(^ s$g^^c& v^^, oMo#!W -SP^^^ A ^ f *3?o f 6^H 3&?;

^ ^ M ^ ^ < ^ ^gb o &S)&o^oa ! i

Ora] Answers to Questions. 25fh February, 1975. 9

;3 cr*! * § ^ ^b^ ^ o ^ ^ aeoKM^a. jT^b^exn^d)^ ^ ^d bod

^3bj<&i&3^a? M g)51o3bo M ( f o ^ ^ s ^ ^ ) .

^ * ^ ^ ^ . 1 3 ^ ' - ^ ^rr^ DoRa^d t^ ^ ^ ^ o ^ ^

^ej^TJ^tX). ar*"5^6fty** ^ ^ C T & ^ S ^ ^^ ^^^?r^(b ^o^

g ^ S -S5 &r^€) b b a ^ h^oOc^s:) oaiag^K).

^ ^ ) ^ ^ ^ b o ^ t r ^ : — ^ ^ ^ ) g b e o o^a)Sb^&ex) 3^*3^3

5b^o$ S)Cb aR^oRo S3&^^r* 53(g?S r*? 7^jS5^^ ^TJ^^^d). axhoRo

^ 8 ^ ^ scPSo ^ Kb. ^ ) ^ * B & " g b R ^ g ^ ^ & ^nr^^j 1971-72

^ o ^ ^ ^ o ^ . 3 gaa^eijr'R) nr (b c c o ^ g ^ ^ ^ 5 ? $ ^ -Rcfgex) &Kb

Bbo^^g) g " ^ ^ ^ " ^ o o ^ 3-3)% gb<<^ o^bo ^ ^ ^ b ^ u ^ i b ) .

^^ 3o3^tfo ^ ^ J ^ * ^ oco^^S g.R.y$a ^3^*3oo^ ^ *

o (3SCr> 60 ae^odS* ^ g ^ § ^c^oF* ^MXry^, !§) 5^*5^^* *^J"

86 ^ o ^ * O3o^j 3sr*e<y* ^ ^ ^ oCb b bex) n^^^gj 108

^^y*<3t/R* sy^^€^ >^§ ^er^ * i&b^a. gb^^o§o ^ ^ ^ \ o o j

^^oTT* ^ogb^o^^b -sy*6Sl ^(fn &xb§^^) ^ . ^ ^ c^^^r^ybeo

3 (SSTyrCfo o^cne^ a ^ v ^ M 3^^ oco^o^^bX) §^(b^JTy^?b.

^ 6 ^ &3o3j-*ao.Raocs-° 55j r cs ?b, ir Xx t^^b^o &xb§^^ &d

o^^h *s b ^bexj c^o^?§ t^oabs^o g^r<*g ^sur^sbj ^ . ^ ^

^ ^ § S * T ^ o ^ Jo^ ooosn^e^ M-n^€^ T T ^ ^ o ^ § e?3&x) o*^,

* 3j o ^5boo^b "^Axbur*^ ^^^^ ^ c r ^ n r * ^ 9 3o36?yfogy*(%

Sb^o cC^o ^^b^Oy i^o 13-^3^ a,^c^^^§ (j3^^o ^c!3o^o.

e5bex) :t3oo3o 3r*8g [HcBb^o ^d^^o, Ty Cb &eo$)ooi < o a&?6&y*

0&aXb'*i&eM ^6^^§T^^oooiJi^<b, <w5$g^d) ^^) ^^orr^ &o6k

5ob tPo'A ^ ^ o ^ & ^&y$ay<%) €3 S^^oo Jo^bSb g^^^^^db?

tP8 B ^j^^r^O §^ ^ ^ ^ ^ <p**g§ S K!a ^8)^3 B ^ e b * ^ . ^ ^

TTttfo'iS) ^ ^ o ^ ^ . ^ ^ ^ ^^r-*3^o^ ^Sion^ 3ajpg3bo^fT'Ca

g^^ 5 A ^ & ^xbe^^ib^^SbX). *sr (b epXbeo d^Sbo e & ! ^v^gS^

*^Bo^ 3v*3b r*db ^ gP^^ro^ ir*^^ )j33b6%o T3^g^ &^b

gbo^J^ ^ ^ ^ (XM3gg)oor* ^o<&^o -Krgo^o-^^. ^-sr^o^ ^ ^

gX^tSe $r*& ]^w^gX^ $"^6cM^y^b ^ - ^ ^ ) $ ^ $ p ^ ^ o , 3 . ^ g ^

&oA *3 beSb cooa\o'&*e>'& e!)!^<3&o ^b^ ^^L^' g&e#xhgy&

68—-8

10 3)4h FetHHMy, Oral A . ;w.ts (o Q ^ h . . a

S^gM7T-xrcya^7rC&, oS* X^tr^r.n'^, .- 3 ^ " ' 3 )

.^ go^ ^o-RP-Tr-o^cs:—^_^e^ *J^'*' ^ ^ ^ ^ K : .

t&^'wcas &&3 me^o o&MR^a, w$TT^o o^'^O.

*8w&. E)&MaoH ReXi bcj *3 v^o^X)S aa'o&o 3^'*^. TT*#

AMBULANCB CAM IN MBMCAI- ANO HBALTH DBM.

*%m<).-SHAt. y, Bshwati Bai (YeHayeddy):—WiH the M ^ ^ er &>r Heatth and Medical be pleased to state:

(^tt& number of Ambulance Car* now ava!!ab!e with (he Medicat and HealjthOepartmeat and when were those purchased;

(b) the number of tbem in working eoaditiea and the tmmtw dedtacsd unSi or unroadworthy; and

^ ) whether there is any propose! to purchase more number ef Ambiance cars and supply to the needy hospitah m (he S(a!#?

* T h a M m ^ r fbr Heaith (Sri K, Rajama^):-48, A Sta!emen( ^ w ^ ^ h ^ ^ ^ ^ a t c year of purchase of eashveh.de h p!aced on

^b) No. <at Vehides m K ^ psopeaed (br eond$m^ worhng coad{6o^ aatiatt*

^ ^ <M^ h o# ^ewa#for

^^yo^#^ww #*ae w&#§^^^ #$^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ? ^

Orai Answers to Questions, 25th February, 1975. 11

STATEMENT PLACED ON THE TABLE OF THE HOUSE WITH REFERENCE TO ITEM (a) OF L A Q (STARRED) Q. No. 5610.

SI.

No. (1)

1.

11

HI

IV

V

v:

VII

VIH

IX

X

Vehtcle No. (2)

VKAKHAPATNAM

1. APV 2 APV 3. APV 4. APV 5. APV 6. AAV

5253 265 8417 8777 8393 2850

EAST GODAVARY

7. ADB 91

WBST GODAVARY

8. APW 9. APW 10. APW

KRISHNA

11. ADB

GUNTUR

12. ADX 13 AAG

NBLLORB

14. APN

CmrrooR 15. APC

K.URNOOL

16. APQ 17. APQ 18. APQ.

4967 6200

8192

3126

4205 1783

1081

4914

1332 2228 2023

MAHBOOBNAOAR

19. APM

KAMMMAGAR 20. APR.

1126

1147

Make.

(3)

Dodge Studebaker Dodge Std 20 Dodge Temp. Metador

Std. 20.

Dodge Dodge

FC 160

Std 20

Temp Vikmg Std. 20

Fargo

Dodge

Dodge Dodge Bedford utiia

Dodge

Dodge

Approximate year of Purchase.

(4)

1965 1955 1969 1968 1968 1973

1967

1967 1968

1972

1967

1967 1973

1957

1968

1955 1961 1962

1968

196$

12 25th February, 1973. Oral Acnv<-rs to Questions.

()

XI

XH

XHI

XIV

XV

(2)

WARANGAL

21. 22 23 24

APO F/R APO APO

KHAMMAM

25. APR

MtZAMABAD

26. APJ

2097

1781 337

213

236

^

Bedford Std 20 Std. 20 ftita national

Dodge

Dodge

HYDERABAD DlST & TwiN CtHES

27 28. 29 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 3*7. 38. 39.

. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45.

Jt r*

APX APX APY APU ADY ADY ADY APX ADY APQ MPD ADX ADX F/R APY APY APY ADY APX APT

AjMLABAD

,47-

JF-^Qi-

AM API

4763 1913 3754 8588 1485 3769 29[3 8108 9103 3782 2116 8601 8303 —

3540 1596 3856 2054 3505 1983

992 876

^ s b"3j ^

O^vrotet Dodge Fargo Bedford Std. 20 Dodge Std. 20 Dodge Renautt Tempo Amb. Std. Wgo Vo!ks Wagon Fargo Std. 20 Std Baker Chevrolet Stud. Baker Std, 20 Std. Hcra!d COHMMN

Tempo. V&iRg Fargo

- < - "#?'"" ^ *

(4)

H)59 !974

!W !%7

!948

1948

[948 i%9 1959 t%$ 1968 !9M !968 1953 ]970 1966 — — —

!974 1947 !948 1935 196! 1967 1949

1969 1963

a,m.

Ora! Answers {to Questions 25th February, 1973. l§

* J j . -tr*aab<go — j -s o er gj gD^r^^j Ra^o. ^F"^g*^&)

^ c&o ^ o-5r^§"'— 9 S3y <%) sSb ;g e^oojS*^o^" .) o ^ ?

*(J&? * v^an&^j:— 8^cojf o ^ f - %<^&R"g - *Bx)^ bo Sb^

^go*3d) -5 8)0$ ^ ^ T=r*§" nr^ooo^ ^5) 53M-u^ggo^(3b, T^^SR

f^ &^ R^ap-tig) (Dv^^g^c9o-.2):— D -v tp 53 o §o^g^9

^ 7r(fg Rgjggb:— 5)§)f -sr"0[j3a3J g §* gO R^odf oco^

T^^r* S)-cn^^o. *3r*f 50 3*S& ^ e ^ ^ ^ ^v-8bVo

"'Sri K. RajamaUu:— I am making alt eSorta to see that each Taluq Head quarter is supphed with an Ambuiance car.

^ S). -u^&y^ ( ^ ^ ^ c ^ ) : - ^ S ^ X ^ ^ gcr*^ 3)Xa3 b^<?

3&*6T- o^'5r^(& Xtr^, ex!oD^ S&3&)^-sn, *3cr* ! ^ o & 8 b c c ^

*(A) * *^^^^! — "^ ^ ^ ^ *Ao&)^A Soa)o$o-2)?iS S ^

33&, ^ogD*3^3rr* ^^gt& o3Sn3r-A5 !XSdA^o ^ s r ^ o .

^ B. gg^ (A<fg§^oR):— (238 vtay**-* ^ - y ^ g C ^ ^ ^

o^^gc^{5§ [SScC&^o ^ ^ ?

14 25th February, 1975. O n ! Answers to Question*.

21 ig;36wr* ^M^J^a. ^ X ) ^ ^ ? u ^ , ^ J^^rr^ &o*j*tM*

^^^^ Mg tfo &^o6 ^^^3, ^{Q^o^X) #y*€)^ R R C * ^ ?

HOUSE SITES TO JOURNALISTS IM NtLLoan T^WM 226—

*4798-(T) Q.—Sarvasr! P. Syiramamurthy and Ch, Parasuram Na:du (ParvatMpuram) :—WiH the Minister for Reveal be pieased to state.

(a) the number of JournaHsts to whom hou^e sites have been given ia NeUore town by the Government, the number of JotMHaMsts for whom houses are being constructed;

(b) the amount sanctioned by the Government &r the above project;

(c) the number of well to*do people who have t heir own bui!-dmgs and moveabie and immoveable property among fhete in the said project and their names;

(d) whether aH the persona m the above proMCf are woy^ing^ Journalists; whether any of them have mbmitted (hke certi8^te$;

(e) whether allotments of houses or site* hnve been made to two or three persons belonging to the same family ; and

(f) whether a State service or OfRcey or Hoaae* Paaei wiM be appointed to enquire ia to the irregularities in this matter ?

*Tha Mmwter for Revenue (5ri P. Narsa Reddy) :—

^a) 24Jowma^st&of N^ioreTown, weregrazned ho^se^Hea*

H e w e Rw 22 Jourmii$^ a w beiny caa&tf acted !^ th^ Ho^dng Board.

(b) Government have not sanctioned any amount &M th$ 0OM^ Rmctioa of bosses $o iwynaHw^

(e^ T T ^ partie^aye are^laced on the taMe of the Hb!!ge.

(d) It is r^^orted th^t all are worHag Jfon^tia^. ,,NO}^ake eertiAcate h^ve been B ^ d a t w M y ( h w ^ (e) ,^o Sia*

House Panel ;o enquire into $he m^H^r, daa^aot $y^e$ ^ .

Oca! Answers to Questions. 23fh February, 1975. 15

STATEMENT P U C E O O N HIE TABLE OF THE HOUSE

VIDECLAUSE-C-OFTiiEL. A. Q NO, 479 -1 (STARRED,)

It is reported tha+ f here are no we!! to do people among the Journalists who were aHored House sues and that out of the 24 Journalists, the following (13) members do not posses house or sites or lands or any other movebie or immoveable properties either m their names or m (he name of their family members*

1-2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 3. 9. 10. 11 12. 13. 14-13.

Sn Sn Sri Sri Sri Sri Sn Sn Sn Sri Sn Sn Sri Sri

M. M K. Mohiddm-Bandi Oopa! Reddy. T. Parthasarathy. P. V. SubbaRao. K. DasamthamtiH Peddy. P, S. Ranga Swtmy. G Venkateshwarlu. Paturu Sabbat amatah. C. V. Sesha Reddy. Salam Baig. G. R. Krishnamurthy. G. Dasaratha ramamh. M. Subramaoyam Akuia Snbramaayam.

Sri C. Jagannadham.

TheFsmamMMng 9 Journalists are having some share m their Joint Family properties as noted below,—

1. Sri M, Pattabhiram — H e owns 1/8 share m the Joint family house at NeHore. Me owns no la,nds

2 Sn G. C Kondaiah —He owns 1/3 share m the Joint family house and Acs. 5 00 of wet land m Vasili viHage of Atmakur Taluk, NeHore district

3. Sri L. Audisesha Reddy —He has no house, He owns Acs* 5-00 dry land m Kodurupadu village of NeHore taluk.

4* Sri P Gopala Krishna Rao ' —He has no house, He owns Aes. 5.00 dry land in Pmnepalli viHage

5. Sri T Sundararami Reddy —He has 1/3 rd share in the joint family house at NeHore and owns 3-00 acres of land m Eduru vii&ga of NeHore Taluk.

6* Sri G Vishwanatham :—He owns l/4th share m the joint family houae. He owns no lands any where.

7. Sn N* Sreeramamurthy :—He has l/3rd share m the jomf &mily house and own$ Acs.3- 00 wet land m Gudipallipadu viil e f NeHore taluk.

8* Sri N. Gortalakrishnaiah :- He has 1/5 share in the jomt faniMy house and owns no lands.

9. Sri Kotra Audisebhaiah :—He has no house but ows Acs, 5-00 of dry land m Buja Buja NeHore village of NeHore taluk

^t 5. ir*&)^^ 6 :—15 &?cR3 3 isMS ^(^ 5o§ ^§*

*& Jtr^^ v j3a) ^,^y 3ar* ^ X b ^ . g^o^^oa R^o^oo^

16 25th February, !973. Oral Anders to Questions,

^^r , 2§w; ^^ ^ - ^ * ^ ' nc^f^^

RDoH?

§ <g&'863§' S^^c ^Kb^b^ A^g e? -^ OM3j§Ro he^oe.

,§; ^^^*. ^^tr^b -KT33M&3 :-. $ ^ ^ & * "3%$" nS" R

ffoir* 3b-sr*#, o x r ^ C ^ ^ x ^ d ) ^er*^l3 ^^T3#*^i ^'

says' ]^o^c6^ r-cr o^=^v*!

Sn Ch Parasurama Naidu :—What exactly is the position " 1/ rJ family" W e want to know That ttspoct is not de*;r. Simptv !/3rd m a Joint Family is a very vague term. Whether the Manager of a Joint Family with only two minor sons coming just like $ ianniy unit? %$ it the suggestion?

Mr. Speaker.—Is it mmor sons and m^or sons.. *,, *

*Sri P Narasa Reddy—I do not have the information about the entire family history, But I wou!d like to mvite hon'ble Member^ attention that Sn Pattabhi R a m owned 4 residential house and k is estimated^ 2,00o/-, Another journahst s l/3rd share which is esti mated Rs, 4,OoO- I/3rd share of another journals* is estimated Rs .3,000. l/5th share of another working )oumalist is estimated to beRa, TW/-*

Sri A Sriramulu (Eluru):—Sir, this matter is not M ttsaight f^om the answer the Minister is trying to make. M&ay of the joaaaaMst* m the list are not journalists. It is incorrect to state that aM the$e are journalists Sn C V. Shesha Reddy (Item aa. #*a the list) is no§ a journalist; he is a Sarpanch of Madamanoor Village. Another gentle man, Mr, Q. C. Kondaiah, Bx* M . L A . h w deoent bungalow in NeHore Town and Mr. Sesha Reddy too has got a big bungalow m his & r m and the Minister is simply asserting without going into the details that the matter is very straight and that no enquiry is aecessray. The matter M very ashy. There ar%r hundreds of peisons :n Nellore town. There s &o poi^ in $ g $o m u & priority and preference to wel^ t o ^ d o p ^ ^ ^ h o ^ ^ y j R o g themselves as journalists. Atleast pow wiH t h ^ M ^ & y a^k a ^ ^ p ^ n ^ b e r , Board of Revenue to iavwtigat* ^ ^ # % # ^ an^ #&cpn$3t report?

Ora; Answers to Questions. 25th February, 1973. 17

^Shn P. Narasa Reddy :^r, there is nothing Hshy about it, Mr' Q. C, Kondaiahhas got I/3rd share in his titled house and a landed property of 5 acres m Vasah village of Ataakur Tq. of Nellore District and that is estimated to be Rs. 3,500/-, About Mr. C V Sesha Reddy, the report said that he ts a journalist. &mply because he is a Sarpanch, could he be precluded & o m working journalists?

Shri A, Sriramulu:—On what grounds he is a journalist? I do not know why the Minister asserted on every thing? After all, we are trying to help you so that you get good image of your administration. When we are helping you , you don't want to take our help This is, I say, a very shady transaction. For example, Sri N. Snramamurthy has got a beautiful bungalow and if you want toestimate Rs, 4,000 or Rs.5,000. on each bungalow, I don't know on what grounds you have been able to calculate* You cannot get even a hut for Rs 5,000/, That is what our Finance Minister said yesterday. Sir, I put a straight question. This is no-body's aH&ir. You are interested and we are also equally interested in protecting the image of the Government. This matter is not free from doubt. W h y don't you get this matter investigated by a member, Board of Revenue, because the Collector is a local man under pressure.

*Sri P. Narasa Reddy :--Sir, the total value is Rs. i5,000/-< and the $rd share comes to Rs, 5,000/—.

This is not a very serious matter as the Hon'ble Member wants to make out. A Housing Corporation has [been organised by them. W e have allotted sites to them. Where is the question of my trying to conceal anything here H o w is the image of the Government going to beaSected. W e are not trying to conceal anything, what is there to conceal'

W e are trying to be of help to the Working Journalists, so that they could be a little fiee from worries and be able to do the reporting impartially and efBcicntly. That they are not put to any hardships without houses, we have given them these house-sites.

STALLS OXVBN To PRIVATE iNDtvmUALS IN HYDERABAD SUPER BAZAR

2 3 7 — * 530i-Q-Sri P. Sanyasi Rao :—Will the Minister for

Co-operation be pleased to state:

(a) whether it i$ a &ct that some of the stalis in the 'Kalpa* iatha' Super Bazar of Hyderabad are given to private individuals and if so what are these staHs and the name of those individuals,

(b) whefha? aKM%My rent is being coHected for these private $t$Hs or whether a percentage of the sale proceeds is collected,

(e) whether it !s a &ct that the proRtabie to)s counter was eloaedaad given to aaempiyoecofthesame Super Bazar in the

68-3

18 23th February, 1973. Ora! Antwers to Questions.

name of his minor son on monthly rent, foregone the protitabie percentage; and

(d) if so, the reasons therefbr ? The Minister (br Co*opcratbn (Sri B, Subba Rao): -(a) Ye^

Sir, A list of staHs with the names of private individual to w h a m they have been allotted is placed on the Tabic of the H e m e .

(b) Yes Sir. Some staHs are allotted on rental hath and sume on commission basis.

(c) & (d) Toys counter which was run by the Super Ba*ar for sometime was closed. It was aHotttd to a private per tea on reata! basis. It was subsequently noticed thajt th^ indhidua! was the minor son of an employee* The lease deed has since been etecH&edon 6-2-1975 by his partner who is a major*

Statement placed on the Tabic of the House nt answr ;n datht? (a) of. L. A, Q No, 510 i

LIST OF STALLS ALLOTTED TO PiMVATH PfltSONS OR DEPARTMENTS O N RENTAL BASIS

SI No Name of the staH Name oilhe&taH hoidc:

1, State Bank of Hyderabad

2, Pork stall

4

Fisi* staH

Eggs staH

5. Chikken staH

5* Taiioring unit

7* Ice-cream staH

8, H,M.V. Records

9 YttdaHum staH

10* Leather Goods

U . Toys staH

^ 3^!%A Hom# ^ ? ^

Bank authorities

Anima! Hu^handary ( ggery Devoiopmcnt Department),

H y d ^ r a b i d Phhermen Cooperative Societies.

Anima! Hushandry (Pouhry Devo!opment Department),

Sr! H. Shankara Rao.

Sri M< Babu Rao.

A P* D a i r y Development Corpotation, M/s. Guddi & C o .

SM K.Rhwpa!$R$ddy. Leather Indu&tries Devoiop*

,, me^t Co^poratiM, A*P*

^-^ ?-M:

Ota! Answers to Questions. 25th February, 1975. 19

(!) (2) (3)

2 Pappad sab counter

3, Pappad hate counter

4. Crockeries sa!e

5* Kiu di Cio?h counter

6. Readymadc textde Goo *s counter.

7. Readymadc textile goods counter. '

8. Readymade textile goods count ci<

9. Readymadc textile goods counter*

10- Indian coir goods coaater.

H. Handcrafts counter

12. Bang!es countei

II. M/s. Ba!aji H o m e Industries,

HI. S r e c D e v i H o m c Industries.

Sn K. S. Chatvai,

The Teiangana Khadi Gramodyoga Samithi*

L M/s. S, B. Rams & Co,

II. M/s Jeclicn gaiments*

III. M/s. M . K. Traders.

IV. M/s. Ruby Dresses.

Sri Thomas P. John.

Malhk Moazm Jahn.

Mohd* Omer,

f^^. ^<^^ir^$)'—&^g^ -p-*ay*a ^ g * ^ ^ ^ ^ . 9-10 a.m.

e^B *M&* ! §* ^tSbT)0^ ^ ^ & ^ ^ 6 o ^ o ^ o ^ o M $)c& g^og gbo^

^ o &Xbr*o^^, ^% 3j;3a) §* ^ ^c^jS* -s^cao M o 3 ^^oXi?&

T^mo&M e^nr*3 g o ^ ^ e ^ ^ o ^ . A. x$ g -CPo!X)C3 e^^r^gj *y*o

4r*& o&^o 5S5? —T^6§ o ^ ^ c 33RoR: r'g ^ ^ ^Obv*^ S^^Kb

33c36<%o ge ?j^gKPino&C9 e a o ^ — M * ^§^g^f ^ ? .

20 25fh February, 19?5. ^ 0 ^ Answers to Questions.

d).eo *8 e?^ ayoooo-RRo, #^S &o-D 3oab *3ee <9J$ Jorg^n^ &Xb§^^^o ^eao8,^ ^ a ^ 7 *ga d ^ ^ ^ o ' ^ ^ ^ ^ ^3r^< ^ g b ^^ge&n^ ! 3 ^ i ^ ^ &<o ( p ^ ^ g ^ ^ & r ^ & ^ ^ 8 -syr 33 &, ^(f^&^ ^ ^ ^ o (M8ao6, xnatRR ^ Jo^ou6 ^

f$; o-y* 3#onniy+o3&t3 : — ^ !^v^H ^g {bA^Hb^^-v^^ ^o^oco ^O30^o4 ^Co^& ^ S * SbR -pTSaoar*—^M * 3 o ^ &S*!bd ^;§ ccoir^^. ^d^S* ^)^?^ ^ S * &oR S^^^yab Ar^? M^&ab * o9b $f&3o 1600 O b ^ en^o g ^ S . 9g,yca B o ^ ^ ^ b^f e^gb er"3r*eR ^)§^e^J^Rb, ^a&r*or^ M SIS' (jjr*^<!&^. & 3 & % ^ ^j^gb 3j X5f 2)er 8b RRo ^ ^ ^ 3 . ^ot^ge Jo^o^§ ^& gfsg &Xb8bo^*^

^ g). Kb3r tr*;a :— ^ 5 b o o ^ o{Tgooo5 3! aaa gy R^.

§^^o^o ^ ^ ^ ^ c x o , -epSg^ ^c&S* h)# Ro g^odS M

^a^d-KP& 3s&Ro saoo. e >y €ry^SM a%*§2oa. ^*!^ ^ O3o6 ocjc^ #2y ^ M T y * 6 ^ ^yg ^ & o 4 ^ ^ ! & $ MD ^IB^R*.

Sri Syed Hasan (Charminar): - !t is a &et (bat these Venders* (br getting staHs, have to pay through their note a share of (he pro^( te the authorities; and when the staMs are opened (hey have ta mahe supphes to these authorities privateiy*" ?

Ty^^g t^^y j^^^y-^ ^

^ g>. w ^ ^ ^ :^. &^ R^wSE, g w v*€H&ee o getn #&

Jotaa w ^ ^ ^^g^^a, o^o^5 =g& g&*&;& ! & 5 S ^ s&ga

6ral Answer* to Quezon*. ^Sth February, 1973. 2i

&aoi!? H^^f $Mf*& ^ ^ & & ^ sar*C& ^^coj^^o T^8$ ^ ^ e ^ ) J

-spo^do ^ocj^^Ro ^6/S^ &r*S^ aw*&MR> *^^3^ -cr^Mo g^j

g^-^r^go a^ana ^oa^n^y

^ RSAgbeg'* ^ & atfo^^oa, ^ ^ * 3 ^ ^ RooRba ^J§

g^cc&o^ ^iS& ^) %j& ^ 8 8 o^ggRo ait&^&o^D &^S 3j&3r^&.

^ a, 5os"=&yo:— #$ <^F" ^ * ^ ^ § s ^ ^ ocog^Aoa^ &*a s ^ S a <x^^) ^ o ^ ^ ^ o a ! ^ ^ b shasta <3& ^^^g ^ ^ ^ y & > R3y>a?t?3 ^o^v^eo to S ^ ^ 6 ^ g)3^a! X 5 ^ 3 5 ^

(Jh D, ^ ^ ^ :-*.N3R0 B, 1975 g R ^ ) ^ R^SxS g^oS,

Introduction of Biectricity tanSf on the Basis of Engines used fbr Agricultural purposes.

228*^* ^589! Q.-Sti P. Janardhan Reddy (Kamalapur):—WiH the

Minister fbr Power be pleased to state:

(a) whether (he Government propose to mtroduce Electricity tariff on the basis of the engines used for Agricultural purpose as is done m Punjab; and

(b) whether in the alternative the Government will consider to mtroduce the acreage tariff instead of metre tariff and the minimum guarantee?

The Minister for Power (Sri G, Rajaram):—(a) & (b): No, Sir.

oo^SSg^^^ ^ & ^ &r*^% R&r*w ^Kbw*^3&. 3c^$D X)X)0 o ^ ^

^ g, -u sr iro :—. <33yBRy<& XS8/^ R R ^ ^ooj c&^o 3?*

*;Sy#3,ySb *^!ba?&) o^Sig^o ^eb^3^c^& *?WR S$bge& *8eDKb. €?a

-^od&g3^a Tr*aa8otr*&>6'*'R ^ir^6^-g% c&^o ^Hb^&^a. Rt&

*3a# ^^§3 ^ ^ 6 ^ ir^aSb^ r 8 ^ ev*^^& AoorO v^b ^&T ^b)

^ ^. to y :— &*)oRB o ^ ^ e cc^ 3&3g ^t^8b g ^ g

3 ^ 3 R>& Jp^ {j^o ^<^cS^ e *3^v^abg**l3 Tr^*, &, v^o^g)

$ g & ^ M atoR#8#*&M, < w ^ !^aan* 8 ^ r ^ . &. AocK*e^a A ^

Oa^C&o ^ # ^ ^ ^ t?R 5 A ^ & . ^ A v & ^ ^ ^ e i ^ t^oo&y^

^ o a o ^ A o ^ # { & ^ ^ ^ ^ y a b 2^^<!^& ^ 6 ^ ^ <wa^ea 39&ocy*

22 2„fh February, 1973* Ora! Answers to QuctHocs.

^ ^ ) ^^?& ^^d&e^?r R r ^ ^ ^ * J ^ a y & v*^^

Dd)n§*xsog ^y$)% x i ^ atRgao gar* t ^ R i e&)&y ^^^\

" M 3^^&^<&,—^y& ^ & BoA,

Sn D* VenMesam:—May ! know RoiH the Hon'hie Minister the system that 1$ bemg adopted m Pu^ab?

Sri G. Rajaram'—Rs. iOper H.R per month p!us Rs !-50 to^ wards demand charges per H, R that means Rs, !i 3^ pc: ! L !\ per month,

Sn M. NarayanReddy.—We know there are different Unih ior different consumers in the industrial sector whoever consumes marc pays less m the indostna! sector with respect to wtainitidRhtrks Snarly whether the Government wotdd propose to introduce 4 din-erent tariff structure as we!! as minimum guarantee with respect h) sma^ cultivator who irrigates less than 2 ! /2 acres With the aid of an dednt; pumy sety i.c reduction in the minimum charges as we!t as reduction in the tan? charges so that the sma!! peasants owmng !$*$ tAM 2 acres m y ba b$ne&ted.'

Sn G, Rajaram.—There is no such proposa!.

Sri M . Narayan Redd)? -A-WiH it be considered?

Sri G, R^aram.—It not ieasxMe.

Delinking of Gannavawa a^m Madr$^Hyd^abad High:. 229-

^^. t r ^ Q ^ r i A.Sreeramu!u:-wm th$ Minister for PuMis ^ W b D ^ a ^ e n t be pleased to state:

^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^# ^ QMa^wam !§ ^pm#$rMadxx^derabad vMhru^hi

Oral Ana vers to Questions* 25th February, 1973. 23

of (he steep increase m the price of Aviation Fuel and shortage of tur­boprop capacity, Indian A;r lines has no proposal to resume air services to Vijayawada, However they have promised %o review the position when the Corporation receives seven (7) additional Avro air craft on order with Hindustan Aeronautics Limitted. The matter is being pursued by the StateGo vernment with the Government of India.

Sri A. Sriramutu:*-Thc Minister states that this air service has been discontinued on account of poor trafRc. I feel it is not correct be cause if you take the gross returns either R o m Vijayawada or Tirupathi Vjayawada is doing better than Tirupathi. The mistake commuted by the Airlines is to hnk Vijayawada with the Right from Madras-to Hyderabad via Tirupathi* At ieast now, because our State has only one air Hnk with Vijayawada, while TainHnadu has got two or three places, whatever be the returns of the Indian Airlines, viewing it as a public utility service, wiH the Government pursuade the Civil Aviation Department and the Indian Airlines fo connect Vijayawada with an Avro Right from Hyderabad (o Visakhapatnam via Vijayawada*

Meanwhile the State Government is pursuing with the Civil Aviation authorities to connect at least the Eght to Visakhapatnam with stop-over at Vijayawada.

Sri A. Sriramulu:—When is the Airlines expecting addit^ona^ air craft?

Sn Ch. Vcnkata Rao:—Shortly.

DEVELOPMENT OP FISHING IN KoLLAIR LAKE REGION 2 3 0 —

* 5274 Q . — S n M . N a p Reddy (Guiajala) — WiH the Minister fbr Fishcnes be pleased to state

(a) whether the Fisheries Department is conducting a survey of the KoHatr Lake Region in Krishna and West Godavari District for the preparation of a Master Plan for the development of Eshing and allied activities m the surrounding villages,

(b) if so, when it will be completed;

(c) the tota! area of the iake;

(d) the total number of villages that will be covered in the Master Plan;

(e) whether this survey and preparation of Master P!an camera guek rearing also; and ' '

? (f) if not, the reasons themfbr?

24 25th February, 1973. Short Notice Questions and An*wer$.

The Mmister for Fisheries (Sri D. Munuswamy) :— (a)& (b) : The Jomt Team constituted by the Government m November !?74 for drawing up an integrated p!an for development of KoHnir area in regard to Agriculture and Fisheries has submitted its report to Oovcmman:. t is under consideration of the Government.

(c) Theminimumwaterspreadis!35Sq, miies. At then me of Hoods the area of the take wiH be 283 Sq. mt!es.

(d) 62 milages. (e) Yes S:r*

(f) Does not arise.

(^o^M^^^^a^o^S^a^eS %o&3r*RB ^S(^o #M

e r-a Db! ^eo^ ^ ^&^^e^ ag#on"+ w^m?

^ ^ *So ^ <& :—g"3(ag) OM^o^ {y&AS &&<&o^A

^e^a^ aaoaog"'&) ^b^ oa^o&§, v*&€) *Aea$o sa<3&o#'*&

Aoa. ^ y ^ ^ 3^) R ) & ^ ^ M<<&o ^ ^ o ^ a ^ , SHORT NOTICE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

CLOSING OP TANUKU MAYN XMMOATKMM CAMAL NgA^ Aw^HRA SuOARS LTD.

230.A.— S N.Q. No. 6200—C. Sarvasri Vanka S^tyaaamyMa, V, Sri*

krishna (Mangaiagin) and M . Nagi Reddy:— WiH the Chief Minister be pieascd to state s

(a) Whether them is any proposal with the Government to close and M up the T a n u k u m a h M p a t ^ Aadhm S u g M Mmted, Tanuku upto a !en$th of 2 M o % * at the Mat of the Oovara* ment and divert the oanat other way;

(b) if so, the reasons thereby; aa4

j(c) the expenditure invohed in the aaid work?

&dV. Krishanunurthy Nai4u:- (a) (b) & (e): C^b&§r, ^ & ^ s * A a d h r $ S h i ^ R^h ^g -3M^^#^W^^ ^^^$ Ceata* o$ #^^^^ # g# p^#^#) ##*^#Mw^ra^!y t#

Short Noti$$ Questions and Answers. 2Sth February, 1975. 25

proposal involves an alternative alignment of the Gostanadi and Vc!pur Canal for a distance of 600 meters. The Company has oSered to share halfthe cost involved and proposed that the other half be met from Sugarcane Purchase Tax Collections.

The arm has deposited Rs. 8000/- jfbr the preliminary investiga­tion of the proposed work. Government have not taken any decision in the matter as the report of the Board of Revenue is awaited.

1$; gov* K#g-Kr*-o^o&w :—q:3y!g tasf^g t,$f 30*33 AoB.

I?*a^oR^!a^6'rrMa, iy*n^o^ 6BS* ar*S*, ^ o ^ Str* vo^r-Cb,

^ c & ^ €>J H e ^iy*e8b ^ & M ^ ) -^cosSxb Q r ^ j ^ 250 aioRS

^{&6 a ^ -ar^€o5$^ g&go-a ^# p$gr^F"& *^^^ [p^^go sra&<%*3a§" ^ M &Kbgj^ ^agcy*^§ ^ g j ^ b o ^ ^ ^ , *eD&r*o F^& 3a)oRj

&o6 ^o4^Ty^Cb aS* 3o*9^ Ao^n^ * ^ o ^ ao^?S .aoBbSb ? & M

$3&^ ^)o^ MgnaoR ? J S ^ a^^e ^ir-ea .MggaS" ^c(6^^TT^o() ?

&X) r*€u**g *)o#! ^ o ^ 3 8 * e ^ ^ ^ ^ r d g ^ a ^ -y^€»a

^ §**a)o^ Jo^eb gy^^Ty*^eb f e § ^ ^ d ) ^ §^drr*^ <3o<3)&

v ^ ^ f X ^ ^ ^ d^r-e5^e43J TbJjge i^a+aFla oCiCr-Cb <^(!5 ?

Tr- 6 ^Oo^bsbo^r^o v<ar^0b. It is a request to (he Road and

Buildings Department. M§T tsog* D gjo^) ^8^a§*8b 3 ^ ^ ^

^gbo =3I^oa ^^>&)o^—The entire cost including cost of that diver­

sion channel and also land acquisition and all those things XpRtT

3-*gg'8 *sr*3& #6o%R9b<r& Rr*sb ^^^o^do & o ^ ^ a ^ b j & . So far as

the canal is concerned, the benefits are the same er*o<i!r ^ g a S T

*>a , jf^^ag' &j ^eo-&^e^ 98i3a§* A^^A)o^o^ aao Ao^dS C^\^o w6Roa, a e-y* X)cfd3Jo &a)^*^<^b Q*9<?M!a^

a*

The necessity and desirability for shifting the existing align­ment of the main canal which is functioning very well is to be clearly explained and justiBcd. &!p 3o8&9&yr*ta RoRo^rna. eS" enK§T $ &o-0 ^ ^ a ^ F " a-g^a^y^ "whether the work is required m the interests of Mgation Department or R and B Department or the sugar Factory, the agency that will bear the cost of the proposed diver­sion of the main canal and the implications involved in the proposal, t appears from the plan furnished by the S.B. that the realignment nvolves less length whereas theS.E had preferred realignment

68-4

26 25th February, 1973* Short Notice QtmtKin* ^ Answer

No 1 which invo!vcsirore !e^b ^ app.uen!!yi^^ ^ t . the reasons for recommending rea!ignment No, i m?tv he f^rnt^d ith Rnanciat !mp!Kat:on$ mvoivcd in each prapc !' ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ %&o&Ro^ s ^ g ^ M j ^ 3 ^ ^ ^ ^ '^tt^lr ^

9-30a. m. ,^ ^. 13^^^$ ?-^pr^o &^ ^ 1 ^ ° A:*- ^ ,

(h ) t ^ ^ : —^o}j&^cb v*xb aMaaw ^ ^ .*.

f$j "30X^3) *—s;o^^^ D ^ o ?r '*<%

,$. . db^:—^o^fT*& aay*Ty*ao ^ ^^; ' ^ <?*R5

enyoH ^j^c&o ^CAo8 ?

i ^ ^ d ^ ^ '" ^ ^ BR^&Roa ^ y ^ y. ' j „, ;

^ ^ M ^ ^ 6 ^ 3dR%o %oo y&ctr*! (J3^^^ *'

r). ^ o ^ i ^ ^ : — J M § gRo^ocr* A o ^ ^^'^^^ :MR& ^!& &5 ^ g ^ & g v ^ ^ o ^ & ,

I waat to know from the OoveaaRtent whether the mitred of the sugar factory and of big money at e mora importmt t1 hati the interestsofthesmaH^rme^who are going to be afRuted by^nd a msition.

So A. SrirMQ^a:-Then Ac prapooa! :houtd be smmediatety 4fqpyed.

&hort RbtitM Que&tion& M d Aaawer^. 25th February, M73. i?

u.^o-& euS^^^ ^ ^ - ^ ^ o & g ^ ?

DROPPING OF CHARGES AGAINST D & RAGHAVENnRA RAO DiREOTOR OP PUBLIC HEALTH

239.B -S. N. Q. o. 6202-A.—SarvaSn N- Srinivasul Reddy, and

A. Sreeramulu: —Will the Honourable Minister for Health and Medical be pleased to state:

(a) whether if is a fact that the Government has dropped ch ;rges against Dr. Raghavendra Rao, Director of Pubhc Health (Rimily Planning) & Drugs Control in 0.0. Ms. No* 66, Health dated 28-.1-1973;

(b) if so, whether service matters and establishment which w u e fbrmerly ins subjects will be handed over to him;

(c) whether the Government have directed in G. O. Ma. No. H dated 3-l-l975that(he service matters pertammg to Public Health should be sent to the Director of Med cal Services through the Director of Pubhc Health even though the Director of Pubhc Health is senior fo Director of Medical Services; and

(ti) tf so the reasons therefor?

* Sri K, Rajamallu ;— (a) Yes, Sir

(b) As the reorganisation of the Directorate is under considera­tion, all the^c factois will be kept in mind at the Bnal stage.

(c) Yes Sin

(d) ! his was done with a View to facilitate proper implementa­tion of Health Schemes The orders were passed, on the request of the Director ot Pubhc Health that he should have some control over the health staff. In View of the integrated nature of Health and Medical Services, orders were i$sued to associate the Director of Public Health with service matters of Health Staff. At the time of issue of Oiders on i*-l*497S, the charges had not been dropped against Dr. Rao.

R & r ^ o ^ 3s)ji^ m$)*3o^v^^nr*e !bR * ^ ^ ^ &7r^oao v*a)g

^8gSj *&b&^ MayBgRefR), !^Cbr^e§ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^r^cb.

28-^78 g *%%&;$ r*Hy :or*S* ^-sr^ 35&R Cb^r*^ ^r^§ ,?3oa)o

$o^)g 3&g&? *&^fs^ (^^^(3^0 ^ g < ^ ^ S&o^c, tpR 8 X ^

^ & X M ^ &o^ &-^ %T3** o^^^icr^s^Ty^Cb. ^& ^&^g ^$Se

is t5th Pebtusry, t975. Short M o H * and Quasttons Aa^wan.

q{b^o&^^^4M&) <^!&.Af M H ^R)-!"&S at-aagge ^o^g^fX)

,$. v-H&MM:—v*a? 9 ^ &y^te*' .3*% <p- ^ <3db, TS&

^ - 3 9 ^ o 3d) %6XFtM.i8..:.76a 4A: sq).o. in a month we are going to make alt these changes.

Sn K. Rajamaiiu:—This is mor- than assMWHse.

Sri A. Sriramvin:—This is a very smpartant questton bating soMadicalAdministration. The Ministersh^uMexcMse me 'f i say that the Dtrectorate is ia a vcritabie confuston-3000 ides art pexdhtg with this Director it i! oow estaMished thure are no charges gatnst Dr. Raghavendra Rao; he ts the senior most person W h y shouhi he bea snbordmate to hts jumor Mr. Swamy vho has been very badiy negiecting his work and ptimg np Mes iM the oHkt, i want a eat*, goncai answer to this question. When charges were cieared en 28-1-75 why shou!d the Government sieepovrr the matter for such a iong tmie.

*Sri K. Rajamuiu : -There is no question of sicepmg over it, I recetved the H e on K8 i-73 — it is not even one month now- ! have promised even then ! am gotng to do everttung. As far as taw ptimg of the Aies is concerned, those wiU be cleared.

Sri A. Sriramaln:-!ts the Mmister a- arc th<*t 30CO aies are pen* dmg, th&t even a transfer of a HeaithVisttornae toba done by the Du-ector ? What type of administration thouM the people think is bemg rnn by the DtrectoMte o&Tce? is the Ministry aware of these 3o0o Sies pending ?

*Sri K. Rajamaiiu :-h is not hke that. Every day ! used to be in contact with the ofSce because: dMpose of (he Hies the same day. I asked them aiso to do the same thing, i received certain compiaiata that Sies are piMng np ; when f enquired tthe aies ate not there. Aa far as appotntments and trans&rs are concerned—! a m !ookiag into Hverythmg.

^ ^ SriA Mra^ain:-3()eotMeaarepandiM--: *" aaaartiaa. ^ ^ H o n ' M e M M s t e t r ^ - a a k e a ^ s ^ taia aAawooao- aatsdhla Seeretwyaad ascertain?

*S!3K.RajamaBa:—IwiMeettaMydo that.

* ^ S y e d Hasan :-!t remains a fact that th#Min!starhimaesT had Msneddirecttons that Mreetor of Medic*! Swviaaa s h w M aot gv w ^ a n y ^ w M y w h w w b a a heessawtha Maa-mow thaa n 5 ^ ^ ^ R ^ ^^- $ajkad,tha aHbawdiaaHa of the D-M'S. ^ ^ t t S ^ ^ ? ^ ^ * V ^ ^ * ^ ^ $ o t n # nwt %ha( My. S ^ g s a & ^ S E s#$^is M-^ey of Madiea. Strvicaa sn a

$oc^rifyw%et^^-M^s&$a#^M)K^ ^*

hot% Noti*$ Qnestio&s and Answers Mth February 1P7^. 3^

*Sri K. Rajamallu:-Without my permission, the D.M.S.^s not allowed to go out; dunng these days the post-graduate examinations and the entrance examination have taken place, then, only with my permission he has gone out; otherwise there is no question ]!of his going out* As far as the Ales are concerned I have already checked (he matter. Again, since Mr. Snramulu has"told me, I wiH check "p.

Sri CtVtK+Rao:—Sri Raghavender Rao was cleared of all char- 9-40 a. m* ges. He was innocent and all that has been time and again brought before the House. I put it to the Minister that in order to &vour Sri Swamy, he has suppressed tins particular ofBcial and there}is no ques­tion of efBciency in the State, no ojBScial can work properly. As such will he be able to put Mr. Swamy m a separate place away from him instead of&vouring a particular ofBclal and then bring the entire Medica! department into discredit? That is the question i am putting.

*Sn K. RajamaUu:—I do not believe in favouring anybody a! all. I know only extracting work from my ofRcials* And as far 9* the other chaige is concerned, I do not beheve in a!i these things.

#) a, (JhSAA:—e^gw, <K# r p ^ Rr^€)6^ ^# e ^ :h>q&9'ca)4f 3cC&^Ann^f s;^d) %n*3S* D^!or- ga§'*a)&$D. eo&

g^^-s^^o^e^oa. ^c^%9b ^ aaf ^^*^ Qo&^o*3o^

a) —o

Sri K Rajamallu:—There is no compensation at all.

Sn V. Sri Krishna :—He was unnecessarily humiliated for no reason and who is responsible for that.

Sri D. Vcakate*ham.-*Thc entire establishment is being looked after by the Hon Minister. May I know the workload of the D.M.8? The entire establishment is being looked after by the Minister. Even a transfer of a nurse goes to the Minister, and so also of Doctors. The Director personally told m e that "my hands are tied up. For everything w e must go the Minister. The Hon Minister is looking after the establishment "

*Sn K. RajamaHu:—That is a &ct. Time and again I have been receiving complaints that there is lot of corruption in the Department, even for transfer of Nurses and Doctors. In order to check and arrest $11 these things, &r atleast one year, J want to take it upon m y self and do everything.

Sri C.V.K. Rao?—If that is th* job <...

Mr, Speaker:—Mr, Bao, I have not called yon.

Sri C.V.K* Rao.-Why don't you get rid of the D<M.S.

Mr, Sp3ak$r****YoB at* requeued not to speak,

Now, next question.

^ a i

^ ^ a ^: ^ )

h,r

t ^ t

j T ontt^t

!^^

^^i!?

t\ f .

J as

30 25FebruarylP7& Shoa*^^^eeQ-^ *on aa^ Ai^^r^'

PROMOTIONS TO TEMPORARY EMPLOt t s \U h^ ^ *a D:STRICT QAZPTTi i m ^^ N

230 C - ^ S. N. Q^ No. 6201-V—Smt. J. Bshnau !^n Sr; i' i \n Jhan i

Reddy andSnA-Sreeramulu:—Wdi^heMnns^H^^ )tL\t*mi. he phased (o State:

(a)Whether:tisafactthat t^mpora^ ^np!^%,^ ^^*hi!^i purely under emergency provisions are bemx mven ^ r i ^ w m preference to (he rcguiarly appointed candidate n t ^ ^ net Gazetteers Department, Hyderabad,

(b) If so, what is the ru!e posit on and h<:t ajti u J t.a 4)H$ fbr over4ookmg he regaiar emp!oyees,

(c) whether there are any repre^htat^n. a?? against such favountism and nepotism m the tin* u i i

(d) if so what are their contents and (h. a^mn i

The Minister for Revenue (Sn t\N4ra^R^ () —One L.D.C. was appointed on S ! J-67 nd promn on 14-5-1959 mtheoSceof the State rJtiur. ^^!r^ Another temporary L.D.C$ appointed on H M, sa U,D-C. by the Stafe Ed^or on 15 !2-i9/2

Clause (b): The promotions were m^!c uader rul^in(a)€^f theS'ate & Subordinate Service Ruks Ttie(*a<*tn*<'i!ht'rt*nuhf typists were no^ considered &r promotion on aJman^trau^ rea o! .

Classe (c) and (d) : Two representations %\erc r rcaeJ ftnm the regular pists in April, W3{br promotion as U P^&, No aenoa was taken by the State Edifor on the representations pendi r.t'Ktpt of Governmet orders onhia propolis ibr ranhcmunuf . ar h)n in regard to promotion made in 197%. The Government have ustM'd instructions on 23-1-1975 to replace the temporary ptetimtn", i n^c* d !M!y by givmg promotions to the amtabtc quaHRed candid te^

3^^c& MC^crM sSC *S&o & ^ ^ f gygogsa !Tep $) r* #5^4

^ & 8 $ 3 ^ X^y^oA ^er, ^5S^R <^sf& ^ ^ ^ ^{^3r ^c4^0.

^ ^ % yo*&^^y i*aB<y <w^C.

P^^^K^4y;--No, eompeasatfon Sir. The typ:$i were ^h$^t^te^^ S tnt people were on sfrike'wheathepro* -^^ S # W 4 o # two were pasted to Waraagm Subse

- . ^ y ^ l ^ ^ # a ^ h !P?3 and jthe matter js now being rec&nad. ^

Sri A. Sriramulu!—T would roqws^ th$ Minis($r a t to take 3 * 3 ^ ^ * ^ m a t ^ are very had ia the ws^Gaze(^e^ o&s^r TharFis &ne Gutted Assiatant who^s

MSKSSff msued

^^^$^^$y j ^ ^ ^ y ^ ^ y ^ $ ^ ^ ^ # ^ Editor

\? attcts unuer Rule 341 : 25th Ftbruary, 1^73, re' Refund of Police permission to hold

pub)!J ri^n.ig ne C! arminar (v^ithdrn^n).

of C^xet^ers should ^mediatcly cance} the promoting and consider the claims oi regular c wdidatcs who have put m Eve years of service Th^r^ is ahn the latt st otdcr of 25-1-1973. Even this order was not inip!cmjiiii?d. Tt^ey are wuhng back raising numerous doubts. If this is the way how subordinate ofBcers can be cicumventing the dcas'ORSpftheGovrrnmenjt, how can the administration run, The Govjuirent hh^n!d \ec that atl^astthe policy decision taken is imple­mented The Edttor is a big ^*an, he is the Secretary to Government There is a chota G netted Asststaot who has been simply manipulating mutters biiimmg discredit also to the Government. Will the Minister kindly look into the iiie and see whether the orders issued have not been circunmnted by the oiHcc ?

Sri P. Narasa Reddy Orders irom the Government were issue firstly on 23th January, 1975 only not earlier. I have now got the laren i^forma^o^ before coming here. It is true that the State Gaze-teer has \!\r!tten R)r certain clarifications- whether [show cause notice snout! he usufd to those promoted tempararily and whether the typi-sth who are el^ible shouid be converted as L.D* Cs and all that. W e have rejected a!! this and directed them once again to it. I will see that is implemented,

( < & & ijo^f — 8 o&e ^ ^ d & e & ^ ^ 3 ^ 3 3 8000 %*.9

g{^ ox;o(&^ ^ y ? ? ^ ^ e^w aa^y 3 ^ 5 ^ a^as*3&o&& ^ ^ ^ & 7 ? ^o^Sjo^R u^j^Lo &^o ^oa. ^ ^ * 3 & o ^ (jSo*!o^ a&*aS'3M4BS*

Sn P ?^ns4 Reddv .^The District Gazeteers they prepare hist-oncal docu^^ents It is small ofi?ce under the Education Secretary.

Sn S^ed Hassan , - what aH the special reasons fbr keeping SwA!<iry, fduamon to be the state Editor. Wherever he is and which t.%cr capacity t e works he remains the state Gazettee.

St*; P, Narsa Reddy:—This is a very diScult subject, and there* 9,50 a.m. fote wc thought the Secretary, Education now has got suScieai expcri. cnce m formulating the District Gazeteers.

^Sn *-;ycd Hisan — In which ever capacity he remains, he is found inet itable tor the job. why it is so ?

Sri P. N.irasa Reddy :- He is experienced . These are the documents prepared on historical documents* The present Editor is welt conversant w!th tins and Government thought it fit to entrust the worK to him.

M A T T E R S U N D E R R U L E 341 re . Refusal of Police permission to hold public meeting near

Charminar (withdrawn)

32 25th February, 1975. ^ Matters under Ruie 34i: ^ ^ r*: Grading of Vtrgmea (obaoco.

Sr: C V. K. Rao;—There is no question of withdrawal The matter M, yesterday, the Chief Minister sailed for the Commissioner of Pohce and also the Asst. Commissioner of Police. He to!dt them,.

Mr. Speaker:—You need not explain all this Ynuaay whether you are withdrawing or not and talk about the street matter.

Sn C, V* K. Rao;—The point is whether the permission )}o hold meetmg by Legislators can be with-held by the Pohce or not. They cannot wnth-hold the permission* The officer* were eaHed. They said they can with-hold the permission ! said they cannot* The meeting went on yesterday. On the previous occasion aha i* happened hke that* I said they cannot stog the meetings to be adrest sed by the Legtslators and the Chief Minisier went away* Jn*t he handed over me to the police and went away. Now, he says that I have withdrawn. I told the Chief Minister to give (hem iMtrucHoa not fo interfere in connection with Legislator* meetings.

^ 3exf3<a ^8-y*&*ea*3& ; — 5 . a. *%. ir*^rr& Tgsb '€n' g^

9^Co^, g^&&) Tggjosr* b^^ScA ^ ^ & ^oAD^^&, R^jpeHbojA

nr*& 0. T ir^^me^ ^c^gA ^*Bxb t h y * ? ^ag^ig #c<3&g

g^tu6^ cA 3xn3-*# iy^ €r- &, 9^^r&^ &*<& ^^-xnd) #<n)g<%

^ -9. TSoMfv*^ : ^ v o ^ g €n ^ ^ 9 o S ^ . tMRMR

a^Ryoy^ ^ ^ ^ ^ g ^R^^oif RKHR Je&& ^ ^Sog^C !

Mr. Speaker:—There is anojthw 34H no(ioe give!* by Mr, A* Hanumantha Rao.

' r^: Grading of Virgisea Tobacco

^; ^ & & c^v*$) ?—tc^gw, R&8<R&* gr^^b A#\ $ Re)

g^A^o^ # ^ - ^ ^ ^ & ^ 6 ^ g^^^gb &)&eJ* T^!tk!CM)oc^ {J<^y\ ^ ^ ; ^ # ^ ^ ^ ^ $,g- ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ . ^ ^e*A^^ ;&#** y # ^ ^ ^ g S ^ g ^ ^ g^^(b^ c ^ S o ^ a&os&o K # H o ^ ^ o

Matters Under Rule 341: 25th February, !975 33 re! Gradmg of Virginta Tobacco.

^ v g ^ o j ^ 7 ^ 9 ^ ^ 5 &3j&Rj&-aT'K> o, F*,^.& -sr83 A M o ^

g^^be& aahu-a Pr^^b ^ ) $ o&r*eo !!25 Kr3-*oae& ^Sboor^

^o^^j S^!b g}^o^^. i?T& ^a f ^ o^^Cfo ^&co 337(3%).

Q ^ § ^ S ^ o*%&^ M ) ^ 3j&3&. &;^ s). . ^ & ar-jg'o

M3pdopo-0 1126 e ^ p ^ ^ *g<3D 9oo^b?r^eb ^-m<D 3^, ^ef'^!b^

^ ^ ^ b ^ ^oJ^ ^^& ^ocj^ qoag^Sb ^o^^cbj * &3 ^rr8b

^oAo^ e ^ol)b$ l)8b$5^ -u Cb )l^^^ocjo^o6^=^^^^odabo

^^<3t.R>' ^ ^ S S ^ 8 D 5 ^ A^f ^ 1:25 cj^jRea e)bc3o

500 C ^ ^ o ^ e ^ r o ^ v ^ ^ . $ & ^ lS<)<%)&) a^co)o^^D3 &^ e ^ f S3b

X)oR^o^^gP^ JSgbpg) Kd)^^b^ 7To(^eo gf^^ ^ ^ g^d-H

^ o ^ & ^ & ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^ ^^o^* -s^e"y33j

§^Mo^g ^ly^^j o&g'&tg xf^ Kio^do /r^^^e, bob^3b !§€r*^^

gPr^a ^ _ g ^ A ^ ^ o a ^ & ^ ^ o ^ ^ ^ ^ o a ^ ^ &°fv*sb 1 ^ ^

^go^o-^^M 5j^ e{)^&& 3333003 T3_t&aJ o^o^^ *rr*!!b §^&/^co

Moa)g6j - ^ r ^ e ^ -sr8§ X ) ^ g^ijo ^^!r"e)D §^Cb^b^^&,

^^o "9 3boSb &A)B bo d^^^r*?j§ ^a)^0

7 3*^§3 c$&M t ) ^ ^ ^ q^) *3 b o ^ os3 )ao )co 8f\ a ^ tsoR

- v X)5 -cr^^o s O ca ^ ^ *r*Bb a 0 8)c 8b ^)^a t33R6j--&S

^^-^V^ex) 3s$). ^po^^e ^^5$ %% *^^5iD ^ ^ ^ ) 0 . ^ ^

R^MgbPO s$j osSbeo ^ 3 ^ o wO^oa 1 D, * (%beb rjo^^o

Sf-sr ^*e22 ^d^cb3 ^ ^ Q^eX) 1125 ta^dRa) Q^ngeS)

3 ^ 0 aeaoa Mo^s^ ^ $ s * ^ ^ o R o ^ ea e^^ acfd&o n^^db. ^$b^5$ s^o3b ^^i^v^<x) ;g?3r ca). Ty*^b) tr* ou^eX) *^& a

RRj-r'Afoiy* J ^ ^ o ^ ^ ^ ^^b M<$boo, *&<)(& ^^SbeD 53a bg^

^r&^^Sbo^-iSbo 3>& 3^0b, /(^ Kio^^o ^oi) JSb^RSb r*^^o e

e & eo^v*tr*^$ v^sgo &eaca 1 ^ ^ M o c o o ^ o ^ x;6^ atfoaioRBboH-* ^^s$ ^)jda *^ ^ e ^ n ^ *RM%R3boA ^ ^ ^ *

^cag^ M o R o ^ ^g*^b, ^_3bjj ^ ^ ^ o R ^ ^ o ^ ^ ^ ^ ^

% ^ o C 3 b ^ & "3&roa ^ & & r ^ o ^ ^ y ^ -?nCX) eo^^ir'M -c^Rb.

V*!) X^^^o <r* ^B^&gb TT*<)a ^^S$o^3 ^r*^y^^ ai^Sboc^

^^t)Sb ta?r-(;0&o ^ M 8 b o ^ " & ^ -ap8^ 5Sj rA j3_3be&

^^oc&$!^^ 1 ^ ^ ^ 3 ^ 0 e eaoa, 14 Rtfa c. c)F*. a.y^a. i6 &oA ^ ^ ^ ^ & o 5 $ e oo)^d ^<^-3r*& sy*^ ^ s b ^ ^

o ^ ^ M -g-*t -tr-g o o ^ P ^ e (3b8b ^ g o &e ^ ^oR^^Q

^ o ^ & ^ ^ o ^ j e & g&r^'gyo aRARea ^ o ^ & , A D ^ ^ c u ) ^

68-5

34 25 h February, 1975 Matters under Rule 34i , re Coyisfruchon of an Incinerator

compound of Dental W m g

^ D o g a ^ xodjoa ^^ } r ^ a < b ^ ' ;,^ ^ 8 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ , e ^ J 5 ? ^ 3S^o ^ ' ^ ^^^oa, ^ ^f. <3, ^ ^ t-^^

g^^o^e oMiRaeo ^55 ^ ^ § ^ o ^ ^ ^ ^ o ^ ^ ^ ^ - ^ ^

^ g * ^ 0 ^ Rr4^<S 2 . ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^J^G^' ^ ^^^- * ^ >

g ^ ^ ^ c o o o a ^ ^^S*6^ e*3j^3c^Rc;^^o^ ^:,^:..^^

^djo^o ^ ^ ^ ^ ) . ^ d^?^^o(&gn^^ ^, f r ^ ^ 6 ' lA>'tt

Rl°^*,a° 33&*<s& u ^ a ^ ^ v ^ ^ M iR+aa:^* ^ * * "^&-^

g^^^^o^eX) S&o&MoR

re : CONSTRUCTION OP AN INCINPRATOR ^ TH^ C^M^^^P OF DENTAL WlNO.

Sn Syed Hasan:-Ia compound of the Dentai wing of :he Usanania Geoeral^Hospital, an incinerator is being constructed. T e same construction had to take place ea some other spot. Th tt being a ttm-ple, People objected to that- They realised the mistake They had given up the idea of constructing it there Then they tried to construct it at some other place. That being a residentiai area, neop!c objected to that* Then they changed their mind again Fi:ia!ty they decided to construct just adjacent to a mosque. As you know, the incinerators are used for puttmg all the refuse, bandages b! ;od, puss and also cut hmbs and even the dead parts of the body would be thrown. N o doubt it will create unhygenic atmosphere, !t wiM also create nuisance in the minds of tho&e who go t** the mosque fbf off ring prayer.smce the chimni is almost to the level of the mosque, wh:ch ;s very high. So Jt is high fine for the Government to change the site and see this sort of complaint is removed. It would be said that iaciaerator * alsoexist mNUoufer Hospital andB.S l Hospital. It isiaajnagle and no residential areas are there, So there isno question of o^eetxon. Similarly near the incinerator of Niloufer hospital, no mosque or temple exist and 1/10 of this refuse *$ not b-siag thrown into that. So,! hope that WAthaut any ojrgumcat, the Minister wouid agree aad see that it is changed.

*Sri K. RajamaMu :— The Osmaaia General Hospital ha undertaken # M coRstrwtioa of an M a t r a t w ia th$ premises of d

Matters under Rule 341; 25th February, 1975. 35 re Penalty on the excess consumption of

electricity by small Hour mills.

Hospital. Ccrtam representations ware made to m e m regard to the location yesterd *y. I along with Hon. D y Speaker, Sri Syed Rahmat-Ali, visited the ptace yesterday evening. As the matter requires a detailed study as a!so the sentiments of certain sections of people residing nearby have to be taken into account, I have asked the Secretary, Health & Medical Department to instruct Superintendent, O s m a m a General Hospital to stop the work forthwith. The Secretary has icported that has been done The whole matter will be consi­dered takmg into account all the objections and a deeision will be taken tn due course with regird to the location of the mcmeiator.

- 4 -. ^ ^ J-^^ <^O^t ^ <2—^ ^ ^ ^-*^ ^ ^ J j ! (<^ j^

re Exemption from payment of registration fees and stamp duty to co-operativc societies.

Sri A, Sreeramulu — The Chief Minister while inaugurating the State Conference of Class IV Employees on 17-1-1975, made an observation that the Government would take a decision by the end of January to exempt co operative societies from the payment of regis-tiation fees and stamp duty.

!$i "3. *3oMf o-*;g) — t9ooo&*ooooa, ^ ^ 5L\?6 Bo-a"*!! otfCo^

f%? . (Jh-o iSboeM:- Kry&7Y* o3j^^§* &&)Sbnr^^, ?6o^Xxo a

Sn P Narasa Reddy — I will quote the G.O. for the informal tion on the hon. members,

re: Penalty on the excess consumption of electricity by small HourtmUs.

Sri Syed Hasan — I hope, along with the Minister, the Chief Minister also would heed to this.

The stnaH petty Hour mills grind wheat, jawar and other things which the pcopie bring to them They find ltdifRcult because of the restriction imposed on power. 22 Paise is the usual rate If they exceed the quota they are fined at Rs, 0-25 to Re.l/- or even some­thing more. These petty people are finding it digicult to Pay such huge penalties. One point is to be realised. They grind these grams. Without It none could eat. Petty workers hve on that. If hey have to pay such heavy penalties, it wilt not be possible to run

3d 25th February, 3373* , ^ " " s under Rule 341; re: Penalty on the excess consumption of eiectricity by $malt Hour mills.

their flour md!s and they would be forced to dose than. This being essential foi human consumption, Government should agree that and see that no restrictions are imposed on these petty nulls

Sn C.V K Rao — It is a very simple matte!. ! hope the Minis­ter witt give good assurance.

Sn G. Rajaram — Sir, Hour mtih are under genera! catcgoty ofmdustneswtth53%cuton the base-period consumption %%)th cjgect from i-8-1974, The base periods are average of monthly con­sumption during the period from 8/72, i;73, and H,'73, Thee are three base figures The most advantage on of tht* above three base periods is laken for fixing the quota. Whidwe: \tas most advanta-geous to the fiour miHs, the period was taken for instance, Novem­ber, 1973, when there were no icstnctions at aH, the total consump­tion in that nonth has been taken as base period, because they would have consumed without any restriction The most advanta­geous base pertod was taken while fixing quota, Out o) 30,000 indus­trial services under L T supplies m the State, tt is estimated about 5,000 floui mills are m 5 0 % cut. The quota n* fixed on the basis of the consumption during the base periods re jarred to above during which period there were no poncr !cstricnoaaand so the consumers are expected to have Mhscd ma^xn^um powei required without any restriction. Penal rates are levied on the excess and over and above quota and this is done to see that the consumers discipHne themselves and the overall system of load does not exceed beyond the capacity. It was considersd necessary by the Andhra Pradesh State Electricity Board to g;ve curiam concessions m fixing the quotas to ncemiHs as against various other industries including Hour mills and to get available paddy milled for Government purpose and aJso Ror avaMabMty of nee fbr poor people in general.

Accordingly 10% out wag imposed on rise miHs and they were given 100% quotawitheS^ct from i-i!^974 ta3M-!$7S* Com-poste miils means nee miMs having the fhciilty of Hour grinding ai$o, ?^J^^^^^% ! "R ^ ^^ ^^ ' from *! ^ to 3M-I975 Plain 8our milis however were not given thi$ conces* sion.From)^-!975 he piain rice miH$ were reverted bae!c to 1 0 % w M e eonmos^e rice-miH$ and Hour miHs have been reverted back to 5 0 % cut. Sir, m view of acute shortage of power, now it is not po$MMe to give $ny iurther concession to the Sony miMs.

**., , H ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ M Hke the Minister to $ay wh$t i$ the ^ ! ? I ^ ^ ^ ^ #^ ?h*i* d yain$ grinded. There h no oth^ w^r out. He wa$ yimpiy reading the oSee^wte prepared by ^ * S ^ f ' ^^f^P;?^^iYe$ofth$p$on!e. Wem^st know now wheat, wahout Ending, ean be eon$n^#d? Thig igve^prao

Matters under Rule 3ll: 25fh February, 1975 37 re Increase in railway freight rates for

iron and manganese ore

tica! pomt is to be considered and I hope the Chief Minister can come torescue the Minister

Sri G. Rajarani.*—Every thing is a very very essentia! for human hfe, But it all depe ids upon the capacity and capability to meet them.

Sn Syed Hasan*—1 want aspeci8c answer. You are earning Rs. 100 by charging Rs<'-20 per unit. Therefore, if you are not able to run these petty Hour mills, the result will be the poor people wiH suffer I would like the Chief Minister to come to his rescue because it is a matter regarding public interest.

Sn C. V. K. Rao <—* M y pomt is this, The Minister is extre­mely indifferent on this thing. He says that there are 5,000 Sour mills in the State* H e knew pretty well that the poor people go to these Mills to get their 1 K G or 2KGs of wheat or Jawar grinded. If he imposes cut like this, the mills cannot run and the consumers cannot have the facility. You cannot say "I dont't have power, so I wi!l ask the pecple to starve and make them suffer," Here you must away out*

Sn G. Rajaram:— I do not know whether the Hon'Mc Member is sympathysing the owners of the Hour miMs or the poor people If it is the question of the general people, they grind for themselves for their own use* It is all for the well-to-do people who cannot grind themselves hence they suHer.

Sri Syed Hasan:— I wanted a remedy

Mr. Speaker.— He does not agree with you,

re: INCREASE IN RAILWAY FREIGHT RATES FOR IRON AND MANGANESE ORE.

!&! o&o &,0TT>f :-M% gp, ohRa^a^o-B-tR) tfcMck) a!26x)&

s&^)%) ;6o3bsa ^ r n * q&y<& §"_g3o$ 2$3jR(3oa. -sr*& SfMo-ag

R -sTtfoyr* -Ry*l e83'3o&x> &*%& -g&>2§)'VT&.

In regard to proposed rates for Iron ore and Manganese ore meant for export m Wagon load the increase would be Rs 6 ICper tonne fbr Iron ore irom Baladila to Vizag 765 k,m. For export of Iron from areas other than Baiadila the increase varies from 75 paise per tonne for a distance of 100 k*m is Rs. 320 per tonne fbr a distance ofSOOk.m. <Mj*a%on-* g)o8. ir*MgbO Tragjgedf 3j) & g "SR^R g ^ & ^ & ^ ^ ^ e o &S$ ^ ^ ^ C 3 & j s o ^ o ^ ^ . 9 R y & -crDS 3)3 ^ y o T b M%Rorr* &r*. 8 55 e&a) e>%;$o7r* -cr39& !&o4Roa, qcgRifgyr cr*3g ag* grg^ !&&, ^ & ^9o^ *B#^ R r ^ ^ o M .

t*OM*3...

38 23th February, 1975 Matters under R"!c -W ' re: Increase in radway freight rates for

iron and manganese ore.

t$, "8 "3o?(y-cr i-MdRR ^6r^ 3t3<R> ^ S ) ^ v ^ ^ e ^ o ^

o^O^Sb ^Oa)O$0 6&

,3to&o ^ov^S*:—R)R ^ ^o^oab ^A^ ^rxS^4 ^

^^o^o.^r^tib ^^^r*^ 9?^&iy*^ab* ^8 ^cr^ & o )S &^6". -a+d-* oDo^^d9b <n)^^^ Sg)c& ^ ^ 33&<b3b ^ # \ ^ o ^ \ . ^ ^ H d ) ^ 3 ^ Tn (T - a-sr* . *7T. 3A)pgiSx;j0rr*& §op &^^^o ^ M o x ^ ^ & j l v ^ ^ ^ o ^ 3R)&)9 ^xbr^ so S* A,f^) 8tigR'. ^ e e

M^^^^s^a 3^n^a§ ge&)oda 33^%* -^*e^^! ^ ^

"The other proposals m freight adjustment seeks to treat ah^e Iron Ore and Manganece Ore intended for domestic consumption and for export by placing them in the same [cia<*8catMM!* "BoRcRS a^ 0 7 ^ ^ ^ a , e;8 syo^ &&:&!& & r ^ ^ , Tr*\ -^n^

^ 3ar"3T3o 3 ^ 0 b , ^^ As !b^ a^ST&f *An^§ ^cy^ <n)^"g),

TT Ob #3y<R) X;i!^^(fo o^^oor^ H ^ ^S5y^^g&; H4j<g & ^ & o ^

%&g^ e^&r*^cf^&. g & &aa t&a^f o ^ H r w i xn * gaisr^Xb.

&JVg^o!p^d) o ^ b ^ ^ ^ 030^^.^ 4o& CMgyc! ^^ 13^^ogr*e&.

Mr. Speeker:—We can refer xt tomorrow,

e^&pg ^ ^ ^ c S ^ 3 ^ ^ & , <^a*g ^aoBoo^5'eb J ^ f a^%)o

*g^^, S)<f o ^ ^ g gc^as ^R^yo Ao'ggr ab&o^n^. ^o^-^ %^ ?3o3)oo *ga a^c^o ^a B ^ o a oa, v& ^o^f np& 5 & ^ a ^ ^ a -^a -^oa^irdg^^ea^a &j^&p^ynet)

^ ^o, 4,o-sr*g* :—.^& ^ & a ^ 3j &§*g> S o & o ^ ^ %&#i,.*.

^ . Mr. Speakr :-Tomorrow, I shaH caH yon and you oan $pe$k ^bo ;it<

Calling Attention to Matters of Urgent 25th February, 1973. 39 Public Importance.

re Installation of Hanuman Idol in the land belonging to Muslim Wakf in Nalgonda town,

ANNOUNCEMENT

re ELECTION OF MbMBERS TO THE COMMtTTEB ON SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION

Mr. Speaker '-I am to state to the House the following candidates were elected to the Comittce on Subordinate Legislation for the year 1975-76.

Sn Atlanta Venkata Reddy, Sn Dr Fathemunnisa Begum, Sri J Damodar Rao, Smt N Vijayalakshmi, Sn B. Rama S trma, Sri K. Jitendra Reddy, Sn p. Sriramamurlhy, Sn H, Satyanarayana, Sn M. Tuiasidas, Sn M Nanadas, Sn Palla Venkata Rao, Sn K S'lantatah

Under Rule 223 of the Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business in the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly, I hereby no­minate Sn H S'ttyanarayana to b^ the Chairman of the above C mmittce.

CALLING ATTENTION TJ MATTERS OF URGENT

PUBLIC IMPORTANCE

re: Installation of Hanumaa Idol m the land belonging to Muslim Wakf in Nalgonda Town

^ a. -u^R)?^ —e>3gsp, 8-12-1974^ * A ir=.a 12 Xodje

^ & ( ^ o ^ go^To^ J ^ o ^ RM&o ^ ^ 6(3o o ^ §^o^^oa 3og

^^g -xr^^)^3^X^^g^ir*o&M, jr- oa go^, -3ov* oo^-^ 1^ v*

^o^^d& a^g-^ &^§^x)^^ *^^^. -^^^ b^^^ y*** &oc

^ . a. 7V86 5 ^ d ) , tr-^^g ^nd3 6Rr'<&&) &Kb5be^^D ^ ^ C b

v^a J^Ro^3 ogr*<&3b &^§^^6b, ^ ^ ^ g i)xb 55er- *36j*K),

^ ^cr^ # g o ^ ^ o ^ 18 g *?!& *3^ €5o$! o a^sf*Xh * ) g

€r Xh ^?^^ ^*9^& iT*86 3 A ^ & . e &o^o 5$^ g^R) e--3§

; ^ ^ [ ^ go Aj€?o &?3 B, ^^-^ ^ 'srD A?6y5. $3 -er*a ^^^

^ 4 » ^ o ^ ^go^^o &o*t3a v^d3 ^ ^^*^S ^ 3er*M 100 ar^o

40 2Kb February, 1973. Calling Attention to nutters oi Urgen^ Pubhc Importance

re: Police atrocaics on Hanjan women of Raghmuthapalem,

^ ^ ^ ) 2 HoM MOMir ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^'^^, e^^^oH ^ i r e ^ ^ 3%JS ^n^tr^ mSbocr ^ r ^ ^ ^ ! ]J ^ ^g ^gcx) ^g^^eX) Ao^o5, fS^i* ^)&P^ ^hf va g <M,tM rcr--g^o^eD & "gxb^l^^. Y^) ^ ^*^ ^ ^ Ro^oao

^ ^ L^-^oD §^^^y^^. ^ :^ ^^ ^ oo ^ ^

(4j *%, c ^ t r ^ :—^ Dnd&o 3 T * ^ ! ^^ ^jc8 ^ g ^ tfSsfRF* c&or^ y^JT'&, u^& Q ^ C 8 J ^ a ^ ^ ss^g^ <jR ^ ^ ^ ^ M &r4r^a, -c^S^ n ^*&^.g ^ 6 A ^ ^^o ?^^ ^ o R ^ a ^ R . ^ ^ e 0 6 ^ ^ <% <M&M?io63

10-20 a, m. "go^eo vgbocr* &go ^^^i5e!L% ^ d o Ao8. w*D<y* )J. ^

re POLICE ATROCIHBS ON H\R!^N WoMtN <H RA^RUNA1HA^\H M

Sn A Sreeramulu —Mi. Speabr, S^. Tiwre must be an

unwritten law or unlimited power to the Pohcc of our Stat to

beat people and harras them. There must be a special power Rhich

has been conferred, not directly but mdiMfclytthrough encourage*

ment given by the Chief Minister to Poiio; Fotcc. f am bringing to

your notice a speci&c instance.

The S b-Inspector of Police, Khammam, visited a vittage Raghu-nathapalemon 29th January, 1973. In the evening this Sub4nspector of Police along with Constables enteied the house of Harijjns by breaking open the doors and when males were not present, the ladies were taken out and mercilessly beaten by the Police. Then these 16*17 women were hunddled in a van and taken to Khammam The whole day of 29th they were given neither food nor water,

On 30th mom'ng some landlords and other big people went to the Polipe Station. What matters were discussed and what transpired between these people and the Sub4nspector and the Circlc-!nspectot of Pohce is not known, but at HO'clock again the beating re-commenced, The ladies were again mercilessly beaten, and even the small children aad these women were not given water.

Then the Police made a sort of show of all these things; when the Court was closed, they took these wom.n to the Magistrate at about 6 O'clock in the evening, What transpired betweea th$

Calling Attention to Matters of Urgent 2Sth February, 1975. 41 PuMic Importance:

re: Police atrocities on Hanjan women of Raghunathapalem.

Sub*Iaspcctor and Circle-Inspector and the Magistrate, but agam these peop!e were brought and locked up on 30th night and kept tiH 31st The Sub-Inspector and Circle-Inspector had warned that they would again beat if anything was told to the Magistrate or injuries shown. But the women when produced before the Magistrate showed their injuries. Later, the Magistrate sent them to Hospital

The Harlan women were mercilessly beaten, they were sent by the Magistrate to the Hospital, and there the photos of these injured women were taken, and medical certificate obtained, I am m a posi­tion to produce the photos.

I do not know, whether we are living in a Democratic Society, or a Terrorist and Fascist Society The Chief Minister will have to take this very seriously If there is a crime that may be investigated, there are civilised ways of doing things. But the women cannot be taken out R*om their houses, and beaten up mercilessly m this way There are atrocities committed, there are injuries to these women, and unless the Chief Minister takes steps to stop such things, it will be discreditable, as far as a Civilised State is concerned

a & d 33r<5"* &*&Kbex) )SS^8o-3 A)<9?&, RooK) -a(j^r*o3 ^M6M?T*

3r*4y*3><&"KSrS e ^ ^ Xbo-R -o-*R<3o a8Roa. -sr°8a <9§*er*53)<f erxjAty*

2, 8 e^erea *^&r*ta. e opir'R'o &*&R:e)Sb <3s3R) q ^ e " * e>go -s-*3

<%*&j *^6&. !3gj$%o ?3)o.a a,R<?T ^^*^^^\ *3j-5T* &Tcr^*^*3y*

tado r"<$ )o *§^. ^r*8^ ebo* 3M08b 3r"ar* ^3boc^ ^V"&. ^^.^

D^r^^ce a§&*ai Xlor^ ^$30^joa. xSbe2i3J^i^cS^c^ -sr^^ & ^ ^ ^

*S^^X)o^* $oo3o^^ *3^S^o^^ ^sr^Cb, ^ o r r * §^^r^ *^n§^,^

^ ^ o ^ ^ d ) - ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ C^^^^b 33oaoT3%o ^8^cb ^ 8 ^ ^ o \ &^j

g ^ ^ e ^8^06 ^ S^^Xb -sy a&jR ^ ^ $ 6 ^ <X3J-o .!d) &^9bT7^^) !

-gr*aa odb^) Kj" o(Sgb ^otb^d). git a#orr* ^&Kbe^ Qg^$^ r*a

§"*&Mgo a;6a^ ! S ) ^ ^ ^ g o &or) ^^n^o &*c&) 8 M ^ t ^ D ^ &

3a^R&Mrr* ^ 6 ^ ^ e ^b^ gr^&xb€M -ar*e6Ml&3 s^-^g-^o^ ^ ^ ^ .

^ ^X^d&o 13Kb ^ ^ - ^ ^ ^ c O 4)!^e 5 ^ ^ ga&"*r*# nr^^ ^ $ ) ^ ^ ,

38, 39 -gaeF* T^8^ ^ ^ A ^ 4 o ^ ^ . ^ ^ a % g ^ & ^ w ^ .

^ c ^ ^ g^o^&oB lA;eta A e ^ &Tor^^. -^^ ^ ^ ^ o ^ ^ ^Bbg'la

gr^O^d"^ ^ ^ o * H ^ ^ & . ^ A 3# Sio&o ^§*. &, n^8 4 ^ 3 * ^ ^

42 25fh February, 1975* CaHmg Attention to Matters of Urgent PuMicImportanee:

re: PoHce atrocities onl^rijan womet% ofR$ghuaathapa!em.

-3)3 3o&4i!5 T^6^ 5 R ^ & . afoaBb 80 ^ & ^ ^ aoRAy*

b g)0be)8b c^o^D S b ^ ? ^ 0^^- 3rea&e& qo^ ^ ^ ^ ^

6^^ *^C! rr*o cr* sy^3b. % & & K or* ^ & goAo^^v, Rny*j

^ ^ 3 ^^ e3 jS&o& -s^^^€0)o5, Rod! RMj^ag o KA) 60 X)eg^

tr*eo. XSo xM &ir*odeo ebocr' e"3 ?&<%&) 3& ybRe aQ^^j,

^j^a &)§o SJb e*&) sio&&) 60 goR -tr*<!M ^&b ^ ^ ^ * 1 ee

^ o ^ ^ tpORR&geb o v 15&)^, b^Sb B o ^ ^ R*8'tX$a? *;t 6 ^

§^a f\ . 3 n*8§ r^ao^&o. y^A^ &^n^ %K% ^ ^%%

^i?^^. ^ 3JTJ& oS^y ^07r* y^S" s! oria l3&) it^g^,

^a^^^^r-ad^^sSo^ X3o^^ 8^oa *>R%oi5**' ^6 Li uJj-*

^ g3*o. RT TB-* 33o %o ^ e o % [ ^ 3 o ^ ^ M #R^ne^^.

X)e307r 6 &r" %8o-Riy*3&Mgo43a' ^)<oO tn&car*^ ^)^)^)o"&

^a RMVoR)o[prr*e \fx§ 3 ^ ^ ^ - ^ & bMa ^&"^^D 3xb ^&6^

^(bo^d). -srCb &)o6^^ &*o?<3on-* o^f8oW -$ 6 !!! *^v^^<

-y^o^ aeas^eias ^ ^ax:y^ [y^ & x b ^ ^ & , na $y&^ cr *5^^^<f^6^ 8ao8. -& ir*ebc$ &^$v^w ^)8oA ^ &

^vgs&eten-^S '=Mjr §S qsr^&. <J)$T* & rr*8S 3 ^ & . 0. #.

y 8§ 33^Kb. ^R)85 3^$^, A. JS*. a. 8 33^30*. ^^.(S

^ ^ § * ^ ^ ^ Ty*&3^&rr<a*38a-^" * % y & ha§, bBg&y^ -y*oC

'g&5':3'*<r* /r^rr* &^a, ^as^&^as & ^ a 'g*oa8a§', -s a ^0ar*%o^D, *3 g So7T'&, M^gor^a AK^Ra * R) v&^R^ol8R3.

* 3b rer^&^aa -ar*v*&). Tsngb 82 <3o c» g-C oa ^^) ^ e & )

^yr^ ^ e o ^ &-Kr* s& ^ e o ^ * ^ ^ y ^ ^S^ 5^^x,€?^ *&&M

^$o^b§^?y^&j. ^0^ -cr <3b g D§\^ 3iy*;%o *g&) ^^^or^

^Sj^^gd). b(A gj^gRMeg) &$&Ho t Aar c o Jo beb !&gb\

!&^e^ *3eo&R), ^ 0 ^ 'xrea tag^ &o^^ax)^ ^ a vy .A (js#e *a^^^ ?3^^a^ ^6^ o bc as 9a ^6C^gM%a &SD ^^r^?h. ao e s anax&a ^ssj^e^ b& &}8M a&<^^€u

SoaM a&d3Sne) Rt8o3 v^g^ 3a^^gb* "^

#a^g ^^ #o^4!^ 96 ay 3r*R&H, v^^8 "gg #8^0*34 ^ M

^&^# ^^^cA. a ^&r^^ ReR3 ^^^g^M *§€^b, w^K) w & ,

ay^g ^ ^ - ^ e & ^§s^. ^ g ^ TR^ga* ^ ^ y ^ ^

CaHing Attention to Matters of Urgent 25th February, W 5 . 4? Pubhc Importance:

re; Police atroc^ies on Harijan women of Raghujaathapalem.

^Xb 5S^g<f "Bytbxb ?,gdRonr* ^o^gooo§ ^oC5^?r^^, SaiO^

&gjg)o^^). ^gb Aly&^ * 3 ^ c)3&^ "g b ^^d)^b S!^^7^

^ ^ ^ ) ^ ^ ^ ^ g 5$g^^o^t&^^^a. gxSb^B^^gb ^^*^&-

^g^on^ *g^ *3o<&, & e ^ o[dS 6?o oOCr e ^ ^ ^ MT

^o^^^auS* ^ o ^ e - ^D 3<&*;)ia. ^ ( ^ 6 ) be3 -sr-nr*

iSxb X)^e^^ R^^c^gb.

($} He^*BA (Jh&-a-*;&eM "Bd * — ^^.<^ *5o63b §ex) &0(%

R ^ & . ea x3T3 Rofta $M)Xbejo §^&j^^ ^ ^ ^ S^&gjco

MtS'trtS&tf rr* g^^-u^? cr ? ^ ej

(#j "3. 13o?(^-cn^'— SbCb 3 ^ 3R(3Rr*a> ^gb x5^gF*n^

sS oor -a-*e*S) &0o&^ o ^ ^ §* &&§"o&r*3b.

eg^Oo odb3b tr°BR). Sosb 5 ) ! ^ ^ ^=cr^^ ^ir^.

ijh *§. o?<^-u^ ^—R&) S)^^"?^ ^"9^?*^ &^&j^:y*&.

!$* "B.'BorHf-tr'gj —^D^frs^. * Sb &r*eon^ -S&^3b. ^ ^ &

^ j ^ b ^ ^ S * ^ ^ e&^—^^iss?, * gb s&o7fyKj*lBo, "Sbo g

? r "3o, 6^€r*^o, B^O , srnpo'Tk?, d^^^^"Bo9b 3o5^ 5io^

8^^ ^^D-sr^!g). Tcr ^ *&*&M & ^ ^^.^* oO&J*X)^ ^ g 6&*

^iy-&^ a&<^&o ^Ho^ -s^o]W T33?9Mo#6j-* ^ g ^ ^ ^^^

^\y^p ^ 0 ^^eo^g^g aa &>. jo&^o% ^^ ^^^€D j&ga ^$^g^^&o. ^ R . ^ abo^^g) sSg eg 3&^&M3

44 25th February, 1975, CaHmg Attention !o Makers i L tgctit Pubhc Impoitance :

re: Poiicc a(rocm^son Hanjdnwemcn

^^os^ ^co, 3a33*3^ &*^^ ^ & ^ ^ ^ r a ^ ^ ? - . ^ a

^o^^^r^o^ 700, 800 ire aot^"x\) *u1, ^ ^o, *\V. ),

^o^o^o^c Btn^oSb^.^^ ep'.\^^^ 7t l 'v^^

KiFsiF 8)o- iraD oR. eR eoo^ y - o ^aJ'au*^ ^ ^

36j*eM -yogbocr M§) & ^ $J ) <^. ! "* ^ * ^'^ &'

$*s d)e SbS*^ & ^ ^$^*^3o eylRjS'Lj ^J^w fi^o^d)

^ eSbo^o^f^^oao^ccP ^ ^ ^ 4 ' ^n^J^ V^^^ .&35ei3

^ A ^ o ^ ^ r ^ ; e ^ ^ ^ & ^ . tp'c^ ^ ' ^^"g

e$-^^ej, ^ o x ^ M o ^ o ^ ^ ^ e ^ ^ ^ / ^ M B-r^^

*=&Sx§* qnfnyRh bCib AS^*6^^ -JC o &, ^ p & , M^*Ib n^

^8S) "Sjj *Bjo ^ o^o^o^, -&-*& O.^^n, a ^ ^ ^ ^o ^^A,

gw%&og) R'B'sr* e ^ ^ ^)od, ^o^n^^ ^M^TyTRv'tM

^9o^^o&^5^^^^oa to 3 e ^ nS* n^&. ^ M9ogao&§^ n^M^ S)^^w 13^^), o J t^&(i^3r^g)

R^v* ^o^^8)es$o^orp^y&n &!3j ^ J ^ ^ ^ H ^ a ^

^)^§ , F " Q ^ ^ f * B ^ ^ ^ ^ & ^ ^ j ^ ra.^o^^o D

Tr6^ 19 &0&& e 5Xb ^ d ) . -cp^^ M^tb % 6jf Xrg

&TT Cb, v5 &?$) ^ ^ ^S^o^^f Xb % f'otao ^ o ^ T j

§^o^-ec&^& §"63, ao^^5o^ f ^ ^ c ^ d tso&3& Ib^S)

^ w ^^c^o€^ &osrdi. a&eri&dcHp* ^ ^ ^ a /vrocr*

^ S b ^ ^& tr*<&chr'ta, cn^a *Bo^ n^^ ?^^)-6^ w^d&^X)

q o ^ ^^^dir(3j. ^a 6y^& § K)0 *Rr*§&a, oo<r /^0{r^ ^

T)g &43a^ Q ^ ^ ^ g ^ o & ^ { 5 q*g f Q ^ y f , F * ^ { ^

^ e f 6^^§ M j srs$M^/r^, T^eib^ * ^ ^ & ^ f^oMooH)

^xb T)^o ^Ro6, qo^ tr*dn^g)% $)4)X!a) wM#*&iy^aM.

$ ^ ^ ^^o^^qD a^85 i vc&C!j& 77*86 3M&), v ^ ^ A^4jj

sSo b) -^^^ -^^^ej ^^oM^a^ ? ab *3*MKb. ^yud

^$gr^^r^ J^ s$o <%93o ^3&Mo^, & *3 i(b ^o^ g ^

Riwpy*, &${^ & b *3^w H;4y^, <M8 ^4^8^ ^&^gr*<Rh^

^ §^^#^, TF^ <%3 * ^ ^ o H -3&?^ ^ ^ ^ ^ , ^ ! h & ^

^ # # ^ ^ ^ & ,Sb^M^9 4 & ^ S ^ $ ^ ^ w^6! M R

^ ^ ^ ^ # 4 ^ ^ v^i^H ^ ^ ^ i^ ^

CaH:ng Attention to Matters of Urgent 25th February, 1975 45 Pubhc Importance:

re: Pohce atrocities on Harijaa women of Raghunathapalem.

€^n^ T^^&r^a SbR^R o^& :&x66j-*a-s-* ? ^ gb }&* - Xh

^ e ^ a ^ ^g^o ^ $f3bj-*qa5 ^ 6 <pa-\ (n^gr*^^ &?y^co3, &.& . BB o . &g^<?°, *^^ c8co^^ e)&e» &os() *3&o&

a6 ^ g ) . e;^^^ A^&^^odS p$$&-ar DS OcCbaa -y^. o gbo &

Xtf oojo^^^ &g^ a nr^^ba ar* eX) g)5r o cuo^ ^ 5 .

*=g)g i^^j^o 5S- oa. !n sSj e bo^ <6& oa^&jo T^^beorr ^oooo#

S$ ) -^fya45 ei-?rS s g-S) y § "& -s dg! SJbo :g&nr^c6. Ty-aa 6

^dj^a ^a ^Tcr^Kb. 6^ -3*B^ ^K^ ^ g^tf -g^^f ^ ^

^05$)^ *3^)§^^ TrUfo s *gv 55bo. ^^.(% er r-eo, 3 ^ %

acb^^b^ a ^ o ^ ^crg-^o^^ o^-u^a§oRr€D gs3^Kjo^eD -s-*tfo

^ e M^&kST 5 9 ^ e o ^ - y ^ * ^ &-Kr^ca. ^a gj^so ^^ao-uf cy a8 h?3& &r^^ o^^r^^o <^^X)o^ ^ a 3bRa -?r^& -e a&

^ JL t^R^tR. *^^ o0&8boa y a^&^e) a^^^^on^ ^o^S^9o^

^^. r>tr*e. QSS y b ^ K.i6 Tr*ea*3o '3 a u S ' ^ o ^ e . ^ ^

gbo-3 t ^ ^ $ ^ ^ ^aS^Jo^" -^^^d). ^ ^ o ^ ^ ^ g o ^ §"3

a-*ao-a;$&)033* !^*^j^g3^o ^ a s^^a ^ar* ^ ^ ^ s b o ^ ? ^ ^ . ^j ^. r -§ . -s fcgg (^e^) :—!§<& 8b^^ F* e ^ ^ § *

ooo=sy" &) -sr*e)o S6j, d^boT^C^Bo, Jo ^r*^o, Y^-^a^'Sod^

g'ROOKS' - ^ o ^ ^ ^ o ^ ei^^^b^ d ^ c ^ 8L i$ RRbcRo ^ ^

if^ e asid&r'^ 33y%o *g(Sb. ^^pgoy^ d$b-^^^^o6^ ^o&g

^ ^&j^oaS' ^ S nr'c^Sb^ e *3o6a Ro^^v^o^ a^o^^tr*

^ng^^o ^X) 3b. 2 €? eo ^o^ao^r*^ ( ir> MS^g &o*g ^

^ o €P a 3b% 6og5n^F o o ) ^ ^(3b-sn^^^^^ Xio^^ex) rs^ogfo

ooJTO oo). ^ & aTo^^-o^ TT'oi^do Rr* &o*=& s§". &* a.,

<#l&_if &r^^8o^o*Bo^, { &Ro ^o&) & ^ a hxf TT A ^o&^o,

e^a gb^ R&'igg' &^§^g^o e eaoa. a^^^e oo)^& gxb^ ^*d

w e & $Morr^ 161 "&&& (§o g^o?<^ €30^ Tubgo aeRoO.

^eo*^b, cr^j^# ^ ^ o ^ apRr^cb 120 <^ 17*00, a o e ^ ^ ^ ^ , r ^ ^ 6 ^ &o3 ^p^rv^ e w 80 * e Rr^oMt) a^X$ ecoo X)a e ^ ^

y*6joa&g TT*c^y^go^ ^ ^ ^o&(%o e^eaoa, tgota:3 ^^x^ga!^ d^& -^e^j^-^ ^aoRg <Mgy*n63g* Bboa)C&. ey^aa -y*^^cr*a§

6J gAM^aS* r*6 5j^)c&^0 ^ ^ ^ S . p Kb #J arng&) gy^a§ RoM$o^%

-^n^, g^&So cRT'iKS* c&^o , ^ & & ^^ <Rr'<%,g*n-* Ao8. ar^!)^

46 25th February, lt)7$. (MH:ig Attention fa Matters of Urgent PuMic Imparfaace re; Urgentaecd to $ta?t Masses A)r Sanitary Inspectors Course.

&g3d6(Xo Mo&. g<ne^ a&F*ga<R> ^ ^^J. ^ ^ Rxr^i^ J&

^ ^ j ^ , ^e^e^ ^^aDD(^f o ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ c ^ ^ ^ d X r ^ gaga.

S3^o^§^^ e^ ;3jp3 5 S ^ ^ 5 ^ TT-CJ g^&) ^o<&P*Tr*l>. A

e^d^ogj & a % M ^ ^ ^ o c^)^a, ^ o ^ - ^ jima

*$; *B. "BoRtfiytg) :—^ ^ 3 ^ ' *3*a^ s^B^ O^Rb,

3oay&a e ^ & . Qocr*^ 3 ^ ^ . ($;^&)€30!T*t&. ^ ^ W X b ^ " 3 &

TT Rrnpty* e3C&^&?^a, e8 ^ oH*)^ ^ 6 ^o^y, ^^hrgJOS* ^ &

eaxmr* ^ ^ ^ ^yv* a^S* ^13P ^ ^ ^ S ^ ^ ^ ^ )

(S) 3* ^ ^— ^yc<&grp& .338 ^ ^ i a r * ^ T ^ 9 ^ ^

3 w 6 . &Dbo^ A^n^a^f rp63 e^?&&Ty^&)* %r*W T*otjf v^*B&

tPTT^^, J^^89 ^&S)-^C& tt&tr'gr'J' ygA^T *jr*a&, T ^ p

§^^&, 88 !)"§F 0^:!^ v^oSW cu)S'&'Bo4! 3&^yb. tr oi! y 8

h)^ g^&xb Jg'W ^& &o^& 5!5 5^&^oA* v*f 93%n-*& 3 ^ 3

o&-cnd"3 , b& a^ga o&'cpg'Sr gpg" &^f 4 ^ &^6^ jaaa

n^g^*3r O'syO^cr'^g OD0^8 o&^yr S'SbO ^o&cn$S t& M o

^ ?. *3o^y^$ ;.*-* 3o^ e ^^y ^RD ashe^st? 3 ^

^^^Sgy^^ ^3 5 ^ & ^ hea g ^ o ^ g^o^tp? Raa ^ &^a. a^^go ^aSb^ <^n^^ Axb&o^oa.

^a ^ isiysb^ j ^ &T^y^ ae$8cgg-&a.

re; UMBNT NBBD TO START CLASSES POR SANXTAAY lN$PBCTORS COURSE.

^ ^ a,m, g ^ ^ ^ ^^ cMggspaa ^ o a ^ ^ ^ j^y ^^^ $a%*a,

Calling Attention to Matters of Urgent 23th February, 1973. 47 Public Importance:

re: Urgent need to starf classes for Satntary Inspectors Course.

^ J ^ ^ c ^ ^ ^ e ) ^ ^ ^ g ) o c ^ &rR)Sb^0b, qsf^jg&dg^ R-0)T^O3).

3T*&, &^^-F^Sb m & ^ 8 b o ^ 3a§^d^ Jabeb t3^R)^\&^ ecb

^oao ^oo^?^ *y**5}S* ^ ^ o ^ o ^ d ) . *3o^*^ cr*S Av^^o f&8o3

^ ^ b ^ ^c&Rj& S^^^bTcr^R).

Sri K. RajamaHu :—The selection of candidates for admission to the Sanitary Inspectors Traming Course is made in the month of M y every year. As usual m this year a!so a notiRcation chllmg for applications for admissions was issued by the Director of Medical Services in the month of the March ,1974. The selection of 51 fresh candidates for Andhra Medical College, Visakhapatnam and Guntur Medical College, was finalised on 4-7-74 But the selection of the De­partmental candidates was not made and the classes were not started.

2. In the meantime the Andhra Pradesh Educational Institu­tions (Regulation of admissions) order, 1974 was issued on 3-7-74. As the Sanitary Inspectors Training Course is not completely an in-service course, the Presidential order would be attracted. 8 5 % of the available seats shall be reserved m favour of local candidates in rela­tion to the local Area m respect of Educational Institutions Instruc­tions have, therefore, been issued to the Director of Medical Services to submit revised rules of admission for approval of Government. The Director of Medical Services has since submitted revised draft rules and they are under scrutiny m the Law Department. Tbege rules wiH be issued shortly.

3 The admissions of 51 fresh candidates in the Guntur Medical College and Andhra Medical College Visakhapatnam have been cancelled as they were not in accordance with the Andhra Pradesh Educational Institutions (Regulation of Admission) order, 1974. How­ever they would not be required to apply again m response to a fresh advertisement going to be calted for after the issue of the revised rules of admission under the Presidential Order. But they have produce the certiRcates of Locai candidature to consider their selection to the training course,

1$! Rea*BA ^ a - s r ' A e ^ a :-*.r3a'Ba oR(T gCTf 7 3 !3<My*

R-E^aa. 38 &iag8 *3e. -cncr*s$) 7, 8 *3aeo taooooR "Re^"

t*oMS Tr*o&^4S*^sa raa'B&aM'* nscra; Re <y*s<^sb ig&aag' aa^aa. 85 3#\o65" y * ^ -*r*3S <w^ng^ e>^ ooootS'&aS' 8^6% oooX^dSS

& a . -sr*aa -g*3*B&<y* ^aboar* ^<&a gjoRo.ajy*a 904% %^<f *?*&&& *3*llK** ? ^ ^ Mooa-ar* ^ 5 g^Cf Ri^ atR^aa^

48 25$h February, 1975 Caihng Attention to Matters oy ^ urgent puhhc importance;

re. Damage to castor crop due to ha:!* . storm in Naigoadadistnct, j

*3o^3^rpo)^7r^oM, §"o# oO l)Srr* ) ^ % -^^4fj^^

aasr*&, IPS 5^^*3)0^ ^ o & ^ ^ & h^3&- u^DS Ki8 3

9l^o^F^MoMeeo^o^OMoayr*a ^ ^ o ^ A ^ ^ ^ *

&o&ge<3(to d ) . As f r as these 3! candidates ate concerned,

they wiH be taken mto consideration. ^ ^$" &x* v*^ ^ ^ a ^

Damage to Ca&tor Crop due to Hadstrum m Na!gonda District.

^d&o6^ ^Rtfg^og -^€JP8^#^ s n ^y^rr* ^)^W&^ aria

i r ^ ^ o sA Kb&Pd) 86 areK) tlo &6?\ce p ^ i o ^ ,

^ ^ O M , -De^bte, 3Sr*^e, e^^^a), *M^A*a^^C, &rt^,

33&36J, M e & 3 ^ ^ , s^^^O, RRAaa, S S & ,*3^$^^ 8&r^^

^e^go, galeae, *& -sroM, ^sse, xbo;^^, o^sSh^, /cstf o, ' &t6/tp*3o, ^SSbeb, R ^ w*&r*9#'* ^ ( ) ^ o ^ v ^ ^ ^ o

^o^o ^coo^wo^. ^sy^D!i* 860 /y*i*8(!M ^as^oM^a,

^ $ ^ ^a^w%2). aaaae w^&o^ 80 xso^v*o ^o&^-^^ ^^&ir^^S^oMo6. I M ^ ^ ^ o ^ ^o &8aoe, 08

3o4i& &o 6ao5. ^ Hc^^o^, *3^^ !9 g$ &^ a^4

&o^ ( $&^^*5A^^ a py&r^o^ adgdSosyK?, A) 7T^^

^ ^ ^^*B&^& TnS^^^yr $)^&o. &SD M [n SS ^

^VRN* SfB^, g g J, af, A. 4,, 3 <r $^&. !<b^&

% J M ^gyvaa o eiea ix) ^o^6o^&, ^ g o g a&Raoy*, T^^o ^ v sp^g^r* 768 9§&;% g & ^ o ^ *3S&^P ^$v^3&^

M& ^ w * w^ v^& ^ 8 r ^ ^ ^ 3 ^ ^ $ ) A ag&*on* m ^eo

%%^^. a^S^o^ )j:s:^&-^&. !l*Msb * v*#^db ^i,{&. # 3&t -B oxr* , # ^ & HHy*^A ^gg^M wR33o

^ ^ w ^ ^ a . g w " ^ ^ ^ ^ # M g ^v*o^o-^^& a*0Mg W ^ s^#^ ^ 4 ^ ^ y & , r u5^ TMgTg v^& w &o8

. ^ # ^ ^ -3988 { Mgo *n* on S^d&# <x^^ *%8%o gyor*

CaMng Attention to Matters of 25th February, 1975, 49 urgent pubhc importance ;

re - Damage to castor crop due to hail­storm in Nalgonda District*

ox>iy^siM. M b , ^T=rn-& R R y R n eSpRe ^ o ^ e X ) , 5 "3 -^r-oy^M

R^gSorr* 3^d3oo ^ c ^ o ^ §^<ib^TCP^^. ^9 aRdRlSj {j3 &jg

3a, ig"^ ^cr* ^^. Rbo-0 Ro<b S^gb ooj^ -5-^^^, ^o^^^bood)

*n&>7<ar*eo, ediar*e^o^ X ) o ^ ^ , €9od)^^, ^^&*y go%3&x>

^ ^ ^ n * * *3?3J§^^^o e86ao6^ s^c^ :g&>*a ^o^rr^^, ocj^ -u^^T^^^eg

^jj^go 3>ov* g^^jj^s^^^o, Sb^O^a ^ o ^ i ^ ^ o <0s5y^SLn^o^

&[5$^<X3o6^ tr d3C$o 5a^o^)oa, *3jo?^ S^&^^si)"B&rr*(5b R'srujca,

X$y* !3fb^ ^o^beo -u^nb*B^r^&, -u^S^3jrr*oa ^oiy^ (&r-^^o ^8^06

sSota^j^^o^ .& *)sh& ^ ^ ^o&3^ 8^^^o3ooa e aaoSy°eK^ Tr Bo

x ^ ^ ^ o , -y*8§ ^ ^ o Sj-*t3-* ^8ao6 e g)0o^ o^*g *B&"5" igc^O.

a<y^*^ SO m ^ S ^ e ) ^ ^ ? ^ Je§ ^ ) ^ KSo^eo^ cr>^:f ^00006 -cr*&ge)

^cooty^d) e^a*eo ^ ) e § ^ ^ l^ccoF* escoooa. ^ ^ 3 *B^^2i§*

aoCj^b^b^a -sr )6)[§o 3 ) ^ 33o 3 S^cr* i^^^-u^^§ M6^o?Y^ *Ba^

^ ^ a . ^o§ ^5 " o3J€xr*g§" ReR *3oo^o ^o&^ccoo8. ^a ^0JE5o6^

!533&ggo ^5iX)85^(fo ooj^^^jn^^, Bob*^ ]^M^Sj a& ^e^o^an'M

§ o<S - y ^ ^ o ^ S ^ ^ ^s5^j$5oM MgR^sSboR^a ^ ^ ^ ^ ojLr*

40 trf^etS^ ^ ^ ^ ^o^^jg^r:^ ^^r^O, "^ocoS* " ^ ^ ^ ^

cy gtn' S)o^xo, rl^eo MoRlsbKr'e, S) o^*go3b^^r^^. $5 o ^ ^ ^

SbXSj 8 <3o. S^Jo5^(^r§^^*)'—^gasp, X$^^o^ -sr*eH-sr* !* SfJ"

^ n s b ^ *^jo?^ X)*^0(%R * R!3 i r ^ ^ ^ d o ^ ^f^Cfe^e, <$b&Sb&, ^^r*0o

^ 0 ^ ^ ) ^ nT*sar*etP'* gTn^^ !^0^, 539 8 n** nr^^^o ^ooogr^oM^

^ ^ ^ § ^ 0 ^ ^ Mea^^ors^^ R^e'^ ^ r ^ ^ ^ e^eaga, ^0(Sb$$o^, ^ ^ <

gyrcr* %^^&!6 -sr*83 ^o^)g**^^g* ooj5r*ge^ -3^89 ^&^e5$!^^

^^ ^ y^€)^o%r^o^ *sr*8§ ^sb$^ ^ ^ o T ? ^ ^ §!bi3^gi^ S^o^7r*8^

§v*ta%xy^;3b,

Sri P Narasareddy :—-Sir, there was a hailstorm m Devara-konda Ta^k on the evening of 6-24975, The villages agected were visited by the Collector of Naigonda, the District Revenue OiRcer etc. The M;nister for Excise also paid a visit to about 12 villages out of the 46 villages reported to have bxm agectcd along with the Collector District Revenue OfRcer, Chairman, Z M a Panshad and the toe#

68—7

50 25th February, 1975. Calling Attention to Matters o! Urgent Public Importance : re: Damage to castor crop due h^d*

storm :n Nalgoada district,

M . L As. on 18-2-1975. According to the report of the CoHcHtor, 46 viHageshave been aHecteddue to hailstorm and the toss is est mated at Rs. 17, 19, 135/-. In addition an oldwemaa aged about 80 years, died due to the fall of an uprotted tree in Pagadipalie village Public Health Centre at Marnguda viHage has been damaged, The number of houses and hats damaged in at! :s 1264, number of sheep d!ed 34M cows and buHocks died is 21 besides damage to the standing t:rnps, The Collector has reported that M far as paddy crop is concerned the estimated loss could not be arrived at since it was only !t s than a month old

The Collector has reported that the Agricniturat Department had been instructed to assess the situatiou and render ne^es^uy assis­tance by supplying additional fertilisers and seeds wherjver nctcs ary. Thousand quintal? of rice have been rushed to the taluk ftH* dtstKhu* tion m the affected villages. Private dealers have been <tsU;d to procure bajra also from outside the district* The Collector has issued instructions to postpone the loans and ]and Revenue arrear eoHcc* tions from the effected persons Remission of commcp&a! crops assessment and wet assessment wd! be granted at the time of jama* bandi in all deserving cases.

Ex*gratia payment to a!i eligible persons whoso huts or dweMing houses have been destroyed or damaged has been sanctioned The Government also propose to sanction loans in all deserving cases for loss of cattle, sheep, goats and purchase of fodder and reveal of agricultural operations.

g&pRrtrr'eb ^ s ^ r r * ag*"o% a y y * ^ 8 o ^ &*a* r^Ktb

^ 3* ggR-ea:*-. S§)^]J{o3o^ c^l)#*3j K$^^9^^o O M ^ R M

^urg^d), ^!r^ L f ^ i^^^&ojjgD, <3e5 *b4S l)JMeJ^oS" ^co)e8.

^ M ^ % S^op 3o6j ^oA^iS^o, Tr^go ^ c o ) ^ d o wBAoSy * 8

Ao^Tre ^ § i ^ ^ ^ ^ o ^ g j . ^ y ^ g *SoA/& xi^o&^yc!^aj^€^

^ g ^ g ^ g ^S^Sb K5&^, 2b& SsScoj ^*A ^ l H o o o ! ^ ^or*

§"&R*ex)g(^'g8' ^ * 3 ^ i r & ^ o ^ ^& g ^ g ^ o a%)K)&oa. v ^ ^ R

^ & - g ^ ^ 3 A : — J g % 0 M 3 J*^f ^o^i^e^ -xn^e^eS ^

^ & o g h w ^ # ^ ^ ^ r g ^ a ^jocjo^gb, *%&> e^K)X))od) a^g^rr-

§ ^ f ^ ^ ^ *a%M #^S^^ g#^6o e&No Mb^^eA. "

Voting of Demands for 2SHi February 197$. -61 Grants for 1975-76,

re : Misappropriation of Funds m the Superbazar, Secunderbad.

R)o!^?T^8$ MoTy*oa). ^o^bF^ aCb^b^b^ Sjo^c&o, u^X)^ e^s^

c^a^ ^ ^ o &?^8b^ ^ ^ aga'orr* e^oX) §^d)^biy^^,

Sn B. Subba Rao:-There was no misapropnation of rupees two lakhs noticed m Secunderabad.Branch of the Supperbazar during the last two months. However stock deRcits to the value of Rs. 1,99, 731.14 caused m this branch during the period from July 1973 to November, 1974 were brought to notice. The employees reponsible. fbr these deRcits were kept under suspension and enquiries started. The enquiries a^amst them are m progress The matter was a!so reported to the police and investigation is m progress.

As regards the other branches of the Super Bazar, snaila* cases of deRcits in stocks have been brought to notice of the authori­ties of the Super Bazar

The Board of Directors of the Supper Bazar which met on 2K-1-1975 took this matter seriously and decided that immediate action should be taken against the persons responsible and to take preventive measures in all these cases

(^ <3o. &,o-gr&* — a ^ t & s ^ ^ a s b aR^Riy^Bb. R&* oRr*<&33

6 *g&3?

fh g). & T 3 ^ v * ^ : — q o & g ^ ^ ^ cc^ 5 ^ o M8^o5. q8 11-00am

RdSb oxn ^ ^ ^ t$j3-ar*&a) *9&rr^b "Booo * M^<^u s^^8 Dg-a-*eo

3sS^o ^eaoa ^o^SSboOS ^ ^ R ^ ^<b^o a8^o5, ^8h?R

M w , tSSbRex) doogb S^cs^ e o ^c^b<^o a8Ro&. 6^eb g^cr*

^bbcco, !)Dogj&)y c&r&g' &Hbg^a^^ o & o ^o^S^o a8^o0. &&S

V O T I N G O F D E M A N D S F O R G R A N T S F O R 1975-76

Demand No. XLIV—Multipurpose River Projects

Demand No, XLV-Irngation

Demand No. XLVI—Power Development

Demand No. XXXV—Minor Irrigation

SriV. Kri$hnamurthyNaidu:—Sir, on behalf of the Chief Minister, on the recommendation of the Governor, I beg to move:

32 23th February, 1973. Voting of Demands for Grants for 1975-76.

"That the Government be granted a sum not exceeding Rs. 31,79,61,500 under Demand No. XLIV Multipurpose River Pro* jecis".*

"That the Government be granted a sum not exceeding Rs. 70,92,09100 under Demand No. X L V - Irrigation/' *

Mr. Speaker:—^motions moved. Sri C.V K. Rao -I raise a point of order under Rule 163. Here

are Demand for Grants. One is for Multi purpose River Projects and another is for Irrigation. It is not a single Demand. There are two demands. There may be number of grants under a particular De­mand but there can not be 2 Damands dubbed together and made a single Demand. This point was raised during your predecessor's time. Under each demand, there is Statement ofObjects and reasons separately. They can not put these two Demands together and rush through The minister who is m charge of a particular Department has to discharge his duty property. I do not understand as to what was the actual reason for ciubbtng these two demands. You have got to ask the concerned Minister to explain the position. N o Minister should take things easy and move demands like this* I request you to look into this specific matter and give your ruling.

M r Speaker.—Rule l63^eads like this." !63, Demands fbr grants ' (1) A separate demand shall ordinarily be made in respect of the grant proposed fbr each department of the Government:

Provided thaf the Government may include in one demand grants proposed fbr two or more departments or make one demand in respect of expenditure which make readily be classi&ed under #ny particular demand,.. p ^ ^ ^

It is under {this provision the Government is chaosing to make one demand.

Sn C*V<K. Rao:— You eaanot convemeatly say. I wil explain, Sir.

There are two demands. Bach demand shall contain firstly, the statement of total grant proposed and detailed estimates, divided into items. Under this provision, his policy statement must be very ^lear-cut. Some of the Ministers delegate as well. They can as well

<.come with a blank cheque and ask the House to discuss. Last time your predecessor has given a clear decision.

y* r s&*aa Qy^oo^ oxr* g<saa 3a*& ^*ss. a&*o#& *5o4Sa &s%g*n*3 a&y 3a*a, gg'gg'n- asrge^a #*45*a goao§oaaa s*&.

to

M s ^ ;Speai:er:— He has Already nawed )wo, ^emends, separately,

Sti C.V.K. R a o : — I am surprised, is the &a$der of a party to speak fbr the Minister. W h o Aas to answer? Have you permitted M m o n t e h ^ f oftha Minister^ Should a leader of the group will aaangey?

Mr. Speaker.— O n the poiat of order, nobody can help.

ft , ^ & e e a M j ^ ^ f p r B ^ a ^ o r y Notes on Demands furnished R) #te Igpltse ip $he Mwistar.

Voting of Demands Par 25th February, 1975. 53 Grants for :975-76.

Sri C.V.K Rao*-— On a point of order, whether there will be any discussion, you have got to give a ruling. Everything can­not be made to suit the purpose, Either you give a ruling m m y favour or give a ruling in favour of (he Minister concerred You cannot put one to give a ruling and help the Minister. I would also request you to go through the previous observation.

^ a (^R:.--X&*:&- r o % t?#gg' 3>oa. S*aoB* ^ a S ^ "

aaga+e'a /s&a^ agBSss *&o a ^ o a s-<§* <9^<sa<f <y*ey;f *^S)

Q a Sri C.V'K R a o : — Y o u have to intervene Sir. When a point

of order is raised (he Speaker has got to give a ruling. Sri V. Satyanarayana:— Is he monopolising the House ?

Sri C.V K. Rao:— You can exercise your discretion. Rule 389 reads like this.

"339. (i) A point of order shall relate to the interpretation or enfbrcement of these rules or such Articles of the Constitution as regulate the business of the Hous and shall raise a question which is within the cognizance of the Speaker.

(2) A point of order may be raised m relation to the business befbre the House at the moment:

Provided that the Speaker may permit a member to raise a point of order during the interval between the termination of one item of business and the commencement of another if it relates to mainte­nance of order, m or arrangement of business before, the House*

(3) Subject to conditions leferred to m sub-ru!es (1) and (2), a member may formulate a point of order and the Speaker shall decide whether the point raised is a point of order and if so give his decision thereon, which shall be final.

(4) N o debate shall be allowed on apomtof order, but the Speaker may, if he thinks St, hear members before giving his decision.

So you cannot allow a debate on this and I am seeking your advice. You have got to give a ruling on this particular thing. If you want to allow debate, that is a separate thing. In order to avoid somebody's saymg "time is wasted'', give a ruling. There the matter ends*

Sri V. Krishnamurthy Naidu :—As Mr. Sreeknshna said I have moved the two demands separately. & a iSB^S (!&*3S&go,

&3&3R3, &^(& ^S*3ap& goacaoR ISax/Saota) QlSyasSyHa 3D*&

&oar*ss. a # & t aasSay R&oa. g&y sfa& 9s*y>. agy*o& gg*3gr

Mr* Speaker . — N o debate, please. I a m not aware of the prior ruling given by the Chair. A separate Demand shall ordinarily be moved. Therefore, as far as the present is concerned, I will per-aii** and future is concerned, the Government normally make a sepa-y$;$ demand in respect of each grant proposed under eaeh Department.

54 xstb February, 1975. ^ ^ o i D ^ a d s i b r Grants for 1975-76.

Sri Q. Rajaram : -Sir, on the recommendation of the Governor*

l^begto move:—

"That the Govern ne^t be granted a sum not exceeding Rs.42 37, 20, 000 under Demand No. XLVI Power Uevciopment/^

Mr Speaker :—Motion moved.

Sn A Venkata Reddy:-On the recommendation ot the Gover^

nor I beg to move :—

"That the Government be granted a sum not exceeding Rs. 12,30,34,000 under Demand No. XXXV- Minor irrigation."*

Mr. Speaker: -Motion moved. Now Members wiH move their

cut motions.

D E M A N D NO. X X X V - M I N O R IRRIGATION - Rs, i 2,30,54,000

Sn VankaSatyanarayaaa:—I beg to move:

To reduce the aUotmcnt of Rs- ! 2,30,34,000 ibr Minor Irrigation by Ra. 100

^ c ^ ^ ^ a&^-&K^ ericas MX)g!^

Mr* Speaker :—Cut motion moved

Smt. J. Eshwari Bai:—I beg to move.

ToreducetheaHotmentofRs. 12,30,34,000 for Minor Irriga tion by Rs. iOO

S!nce the Government have not taken up th$ scheme of diver* sion of Pandipampula vagu into Pakhai lake in War$nga! district.

To reduce the aMoRaent .of & ^ i ^ Q ^ ^ O O 8&p Minor I^4ga#on by / ^ Rs. 100

. Since the Government have not sanctioned and provided money l&rlift irrigation scheme at Mogdumpwin Narsampet ta!uk in Waran-^ gal district which is pending since 10 years.

fr Mr. Speaker;—Cnt motions moved.

^ ^ ^rf

tt- 4 S ee Appendix ibr Explanatory Notes furnished te %he Hon§e byHae Min&^er.

Voting of D *man for Gtants for 1975 76, 2^th February, 1975* 55

Sri P. Sanyasi Rao: -1 beg to move:

To reduce the allotment of Rs. 12,30.54,000 for Minor Irrigation by Rs, 100

To reduce the allotment of Rs. 12,30,54000 for Minor lrr:ga^on by Rs. ioa

Bjo^D <RTnXb X)? > ^o^iidSb SiMc^o ^o&?$o(3b^

Mr. Speaker:—Cut motions moved.

D E M A N D N O , XLIV-MULTIPURPOSE RIVER PROJECTS

Rs. 31,79,61,5000

Srt V. Snknshna:—I beg fo move:

To reduce the allotment of Rs. 31,79,61,5000 fbr Multi-purpose nver projects by Rs. 100

For not alloting sufRcient amount fbr the construction of Nagarjunasagar, Pochampadu, Sr:sai!am, Vamsadhara, Nizamsagar Projects to complete them withm the 5th Five Year Plan.

M r Speaker —Cut motion moved.

Sn A Sreeramulu — I beg to move

To reduce the aliotment of Rs 3i,79 61,500 for Multipurpose River Projects by Rs* 100

To deplore th* luke warm attitude of the Government m regard to the great mjustice done to the State m the aHocation of Knshna waten.

Mr. Speaker:-Cut motion moved.

D E M A N D NO. X L V - Irrigation - Rs. 70,92,09 100

Sn M . Nagi Reddy:—-I beg to move:

To reduce the allotment of Rs. 70,92 09,100 fbr Irrigation by Rs. 100

g3%tf&) Sr^H) e ^ o R , s)&nc g^eSj &R) ^o6o^^g) ^ ^

To reduce the aHotment of Rs, 70,92,09,100 for Irrigation by . Rs.K)p

56 23th Febiuary, i975. VotutJ: of Demands for dhtnli tor !<)75 76.

^ ^ $0 3 B^d) gs&:.8oa ^*^^^^^^ ^^r^A* ,-

Mr, Speaker*—Cut motions moved.

Sri M. Omkar* I beg to move.

To reduce the allotment of Rs. 7(),<?2,0<),:00for lrr^at!on by R*. nm

Since the Government have fa^cd to complete Nagarmna Sagar, Pochampad and Srisailam Projects in st!puht!cd time.

Mr, Speaker:—Cut motion moved.

D E M A N D NO. XLVI* Power Devdopmcnt R*,4\37,?(WK)

Sri M. Nagi Reddy : —Sir, I beg to move:

To reduce the allotment ofRs. 42,37,20,000 for Power Development by Rs. MX)

To reduce the allotment of Rs. 42,37,20,000 (br Power Development by Rs, MX)

' & ; ^ a s m ^ ^ ^ o &nr*^y ^ ^ a !&oi3gaMd'* ^ ^ o ^ ^ ^ o ^ g

To reduce the allotment of Rs. 42 37,20,000 for Power Development by Rs, too

r^g ! b ^ ^ a ^ ^ ^ aiy*3r*aa M ^ y r *

To reduce the allotment of Rs. 42,37,20,000 for Power Development by Rs. MM

Mr. Speaker:—Cat motions moved,

Sri V. SriMshna:—I beg to move:

*;' To reduce the aHetmtat of R$. 43,37^000 ^ Power DevelopnaMt by ^ ^

Voting of Demands &M Grants 23th February, 197S. 3? for 1973-16.

For the failure of the Government in supplying power for the Agncutture purposes to save the standmg crops and to save the crops from constant threat of power cut.

Mr, Speaker:—Cut motion moved. Sri A. Sreeramulu: -I beg to move: To reduce the aHotment of Rs. 42,37,20,000 for Power

Development by Rs. 10o To protest agamst the unreasonable levy of penalties on

commercial $erv;ce and small mdustriea. Mr. Speaker :—Cut motion moved. Sri P Sanyasi Rao *-I beg to move : To reduce the allotment of Rs. 42,37,20,000 for Power

Development by Rs. 100

-spor*, atRd-*3o [fr-RT^ S"3o&M 33 on ^c^^o^^

Mr^ Speaker:—Cut motion moved.

^ D. ^ § :—e<ygw, &)^o q O ^ A ARr-o^^ ^

Mtr*p MoBy*rrX)S 3oaao$o-u) S$) o v^^^ *3a) *&3 &, &r*^?* S*

^o^^oCA^^^^o ^ <a4jo^om oa!!r-^e qR tSS \ * ^ne^Oo-O

A ^ ^^&a T3"*S]&. & ^ ^ § * ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ m o ^ .

/r*-or*ae e er c rr*-u &r*cr* "g^^ R)3sb ^ ^d) )o^ *3co )oa.

Wt ^ ^ ^ !^o*!r-5)5J ^<$C?V M!Sj^R0.R)§'*-3-*9 3 a X)^O300-^3§^

cr^5 e^^So ^^-^*^o S'eoKoi&oa. o^ ^ &Cb s! j 3%rv* T3r*D

i3-ar- orr* R)^o g^o^eb 3*3nr-3S hcorr-^oo^r^^ i!)&)J5)j ^o3j^^

^^)M RiRo o m &oc^S). &cb^ mn^*3 tf&caa ^ g ^Xb^^

^ 6 6 ^ R)Ro 6u3r*9 ! A^d3*3Jo^D rb6o ) §^o^o 33^3pa&oa.

^ a R ^ ) & ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ o a ^ ^ * § " *^ge^ Al)§S*n^ Ao^^ R^Ro

$P^oa ^^-!T€/^^5 ^ A ir°& ^^^^ i^*8^ ^0o^)

*^%<b *Xh ^n^^^eD X) ) bo8 $9^8b^ $)(^oo^^Ty^^?

g?T 6MbS)^& ^ ^osi^^pio ^^b^^^^-Do^o^ &&S$e ^ ^

Q cXb'xb iJo en^A^Q, ^ll &r*] o ir^^^^o R) o *^**^T^o,

^ o BA) o ^ ^ ^ $ ^a. R^ -tr*a%<y*3 Re &p-cr* ^ .

^e^(M r;^^7r^a^, 0^5 3a>. -o^^ ^ ^ < ^ ^ s b o ^

^ C ^ c ^ ^ ^ o ^ M o ^ o ^ ^ f ^ $ ^ ^ e^-5o^^eX) ^o^o6^

*^o^^a*^^ ! ^ * 8 ^ SfRR ^ ^ ^ ^ T s ^ ^ & ^ < ^ o ^ M-ariaM^ ^ a. m

g^;ar^S" v^^^^nr^cjj a)X$ AS*"^^ l) oo3 ^8b Ropo

$o KS i g ^ o ^ ^^ 8^&^o^) r ^ ^ ^ &Xb^ir^, ^ ^ R

-y*^^d^or'^ (!3ty*3 ^r^o * ! T o ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 5 5 ^

OMoa&6ofT ^ ^ ^ $ ^ ^ o ^ A ^ &o^be %%tfdM3 M ^ # ^ % ^

$$**-!

5$ 25th February, M75. Voting of DensMds &? C m n ^ ibr 1975 *76*

TnHA R\^^ * )SJS) t^^orr* M6"*-aoa'cr'& M o ^ o ^ ]R#^c

^ & c ^ b ^ } ^ &^)^eM 3)3$Ktfo &o3. e5 ej M. 15<?^0 }X$

^8 8^ey ^ % ) ^ ^ ^ < M 0 . v*o)jrtfKRl H ^ g ^ ^ ^ ^

^dC&^^^!3bTn^ $o<a^OMR§^g&* O } ^ ^ ^ ^j^ ^^^)obA

^"By* o^§*^&3 $ o ^ o if 8 ^ °%&4S*A c&^d) jOu^#^^^

^t3o^X)*&^*B^ot$) ^^^*3^<i 8* ii3'*tr* ^^^ ^^^dO

tn^ocr^^^o^^^o^e. ^ ]#**3&^ ^^&m ?y,)^.

ea R^M^ AjjBb -cr & ^8^Xb§^^B Sb^^^a s*a *J ^

*3r ?n !) &o8. a ^ ^ ^ #*q33& JjJ o OM8^a& ir-o r*'* ^

RgR !^^8b -sr-oi^rSj^ Rax a^p3ol^ v*#o^Rso AcB$ v^oH

H&& t&). Tro^ON^ 3 ^ . v*oT)^^^r^ ^oAd^ R ^

g&M *3cSb. -^Tr^^^^o^ ^ P o ^ *BA>j*o ^0}jb^ ^ PXb

A ^ ^ ^ & o 3 ^ ( f ^ ? b R 8 ^ ^ -cruyg) 7 8 & ^ & ^ 80 ^oF* e§ 8 -y*o]^^^ *3o) o ^ &4Roxr*aS 3o8^a x^^^ab ^o^a, Q )5SoO§ w*g S' o'Th -ar*6!3 ^ j $ ^ ^Po^^^J -y & T)5A 3Ro &^^^a. 53bH t ^ ^ ^ J gtRjaoiP* S &

h3&d6o ^ * a ^ ^ §^ M8i3a& t4f bS* a^&*ajo^ *crtr* 3 $ ^ , 16 3<8a>tf e^ ^ * ^ w f ^ *% ^ ^ ^ ^ S * ^ eo&y^

^c^ eo v* ocn WBBa^gR&atn &^ eo^g T^dw^^v^o^. &^r^

*3MtMS A ^ ^ o ^ S &^gS^^^8^&^ ^ & . A#*glR>o^&#!;^d

6X TT*8S g^e8^& ^^. ^<&Tn^ $no5* BReE^tA)

^ & f t&cx&&rp ^<j&g^M& v^^{& vBo^'BM^C ag #*oy

*3 eS**3bo 3o 5$ X)o o't e!^o(&^o % & . ty& &r*}#^ €^^T

a&5* oM^o^*s^ *^ ^^71* &a %oMov**h y^ #aiS^^ j&

a&BR^ &nn^d^ ^w*^. Aob3^(& ^ ^ 1967^* ^ d e ^ \ g ^

^ ^ . ^^ ^^v^^{sw> w y&*agh, Hy , i,80,00 00 0

8 ^ ^ #& ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ b y ^ ^ ^ ^ 27 .HfiruM H^go :go^C^!

^ ^ ^ e (3-^S 26 g ) ^ ^ g ^ ^ .&v*9 g^g^ i8 g ) ^

^ T6o<& g3^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ o c n 15o^ RoSt^vuM M * ^

^ ^ { ^ 14 A"^ !b0^^a§ -^g&. ^ & w ^ #^ -gtRR $v^#^

vwsav^W. v^S ts!^^^ "3x>%#h v*^. gb^p 03 a* gomeR

a ^ * ^ ^ ^ -srgi^^^ wo^<y-Sr' *gf l)eRtb\tbH JlkC "$4^

o ^ ^ gg J inta ^ ^ ) o R ^ ^&^M)^^ # V ^ &

Uoting of Demands for gran^ 35th Pcbruary, 1973$ A& for 1975-76.

33r^&. ^ ^ ^ ( ^ ^)^11 *3o^ 11 Sogg^-preM ! -5nQC&.

^ ^ S * a d^T s ^ gf &^^*Sjo^ e o ^ a ;(g3\ *a)o4f.

v^g& ^^gsb $ ^ o ^ ^ 6^& *&?*& 1969 6^^g)8Jo^&, ir^M

^ 6 ^ *§* <^in^gb . qST* &*^f &D3 ij3$)^o ge^osy*e.

^a ^ H . ^ ^ T ^ ^ &?ggr*C3r o ^ o ^ f ^ 4 ^ e§ ^coo^ #*#*.

& ^ o ^ & ) ^ R r ? &ggj 'Bj-sr'&ao 4o8 ^a x3]^&07^ atf^

a+*3 ^ 3 § ^ *3coj^ ^^.^c3j^, gjg^ oMa^a&sb &^j ^r*^S*^oi^ Mo&r^S^ ^ o ^ ^ ^ gRiog* ^o3od). "Qoog'^F

H^o^ g e ^ g'&t'g o ^ f ^ ^ ^ i^^$07^3 (j^oH^tbg*

c&iM^Tga&g'* y^a *3bgiAoM6^a&^a ^ ^ ^ ? & ^egxbrg^DS

0M$^e& Ao^ooa, ^D gr*[^o &" 5b\ agdeoTT* &Ty^co), qD g5

^gj^oor* A</& gr*!^o A ^orr& gbg &3-*a'3)o4f

M^^cn^ g^e^ ( X & ^ e$^^&, q^g gP^^& oO^r^ggd ^*&

$)B ^ ^ 76-76 gogg^iyaS *&^f o^" 5b&o&o ecoOl!aF ^*B8^§

^ * ^ e? 3 o o&^# ^^* -^#* q& 1974-76 o^) 88 § ^ ^ y ^ A

*y*g*<3 o ^o"& 6^gX). ^ ^ &r**34§ S*^*th&^ ?( x3og^o

-^^, A 6 *3taRysrao &^^§" ^gy- ) goo o*=& a rcr^ cb.

T^y^^g^^f &, ioa y*&M -y-T e. io § & q&Ty^ca io y * Sbg^j e o ^ 10 Rogg^voo (%3 joa. * 0! eo ^gef^oboa A M a

102 § &x>. gbg9b 148 § o Tr*-ar*&. 10 § &)j ooj^o^ 15 3oggyo-.a3

R&*#)oa * ot €D gb^^o^o ea Sbo J 8)c&<bM-sro^ *3ot&j6 ^g(S^

^obob^ 55i^^R^^ g ! ^ o ^ ^ 67 §"*&) r^c^<30 -y eX) &o^l4

q&'sr^o. goyir^ C . 8 ^ v g ^ & o ^ 1 §"*4S s o ^ a g ^?r^o.

/^tr*g6 w^o*5^§ 29 S ^ & o ^ 8 §^^ coo^Ty^o. 3#<f ^ f g^go

^)&Cb^r*a)ny^o. ^&)$p& vecRR 234 e^c^ ^(w^ w ^ ^

[Rr*aa3& 10 e^Loo. o^<^Bo 218 e<&eo ^ ^ X ) ^ ^ <p(w*§ 6e^€^

[gra&fg). R)oR%!R ^ B^eo ^T^w ^ 4 ^ 5 12 F*^ 86 )&m

-v^ge& g^ 2 §*% 4 o .eo ctu^^o nrspoa*^ !^*S^^ ^ e^cj

v^ge&g*^ 74 e&eo !^T^M?L.^e'3o6egb 846 e^.o^ gr*^, -?*ge&ga

A o ^ 16 d&co 9a)*p\o. 8T)oo^^ v o ^ 6 *aj geoN* S e ^ o ^ ^

t#**a& 6 5^4^ * y ^ ^ y*63 ^ram& ^ & )F*^tna5^^ ja&o^ wxas'dMa ^ ^ ^&&a tfAo^rgcrM^a ^^* ^AMaoT& *Bo^ &^ 76 "3&R&3 6 Sog^ma g ^ i&MKg

&3gKf-*aa $^^Ra e^o r&oa. 6 <%on*&r* ^^^ a^&^^a ^o^s^^a a x ^ ^ a aoR*) g%v*gp, ^ & ^ ^ ^irge -sg*

ptaM^d & ^ gH^€^ j3 r&, 2 - ^ ^ ^g^Ma ^ ^ ^ ^ ^

60 23th February, lW. Votinp of Pom )nds for Crants fotWb 6

MQ^o-^SooT- a ^ ^ <^^ RaxR ^ ^ I? '* ' **' ' " '^^ -5 thai o^)^ 1 5 g dr {^^ 0 ^ ^ ^^i 3 ^ 'i' ' '; ? x) ^ ^opo^o^) 8 § ^ ooo j 38 *)&}) (j S3^^ \ ana

gr*aoa%8 8,45 §^^ roi3o oo^^cb ya*)&.,3t ;aa ^ ^^ $a 6 *3 <):h63S r8^ ^-y^oD w& D .l3j !4 c ^ ? u )5

RoR -ottM ^o$^^Ty^^TreAj^^ .r^'i^'^, ^ $ s ^ ^

^r^&r-^M^oa ^eD^^^oc:*^^^^^ r^*j rrj; rv*

t^Jygboa, ^ f !^*^ re^ -Reacts'! 6^^^^^ hH.45 g Lo -^vO M-p^R) ^^.^g)o^ )( L <%n ? *3R<M ^ ^ ? &S

p^o & ^ s : &0oR? ;?9*&& ^ d ? ^ ^ tr 3 #?^i ^

- 5 P ^ g&tO-R &:0&^^-^) ^ % ) . 0!<S TT^ 0 *)*#< ^^J^y

goag^o^ ?^$0&^Ty^e &W^o6* t^PoR)''^;), n& ^J*^

^$o-&^ar-M ^ o 3&o6. ^ o *&)J^S^ iy*^^^o ^ ^ ^

q^ 9? f^o# %M&gj)OP 8^^^r\) MYUKu S ru nr^&^S

^ ^ f ^o3!r^ iy go cn) < {y D! &^)Ai a +**& ^ o ^ ^

3r&r*g'a3*g %o ^caoa Sb i3 ^^g)cjm A^ ue $

viap M^TP^&, ^ e^fg^ cif *a^tM a caj^ #a v y& nrR+R. ^y^r xidf v gog) ^o^& * ) % Sc&^v^^ &)jO

!po&^e^^yoo v^^Hy^ &)3 o,& !& l!X) <^^g tSaMogAa

&s&^& *3jj^€^X! ^ ira^^crOS ^c&R^a & H ^ ^ J & Ao

T*3g!Sf:&o y bo<y a ^ 6 ^ *s*jo^^c. lL30am. vReM "AtPgS9 b& v<^% Raw** {8T*y *€r*^a

^6^, gP8P ey*Tr*e& *3&gb?a* T^^ nr'^^ m g ^ M 3m R&M

^ ^ vc^ a ^ 184 a g)eo, e [ y * ^ ^ ^ & ^ ^ 8 o "AS*

tn^gya -^& && w a ^ ^ v^^f& %&, && y jgt& #gg staa^y* Tres gd^^ &. t !M& thanF* t ^ r a roR^^ ^^ o^&. ja^g ^ a^g !^ev*j&* && K)^*B& tPC4

[^&^xh> c3SpC, y&$ ov*€0 !fgt)y ^ ^ h& *at) ]g<3e&

^ ( ^ ^!<^e, jg&^o ar4r% ic , v w ^ s ^ ^ w ^ w

^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^.^ ag& ^ , $ ^

Voting of Demands tor Grants 25th February, 1973 M for 1973 T6

lfo%) <3g . &*K) So:^ iy*^ o^Jo^Cb ^o^o &o-a ^o&^o

1976^76 & a 3 1979-30 ^d&) ^^) <s?^^j !j3a g o ^ ^ o

a^gS* 1 e^^ p^ry*^ !^-(^ o ^ 5 ^6^^ 33 o<&e ^B*mo

^rSo& ^ ? ^ ^ ^ &Kb't u^^TrM ^^^*^o & ^uo^X) R)s3 ^ - ^ ^ ^

X)0^ir*^9 10 § J 20 iT*4A, *3o?^ < 80 S^Ax 4 ) ^ A)cnM

C&&M ^\ :0 A ) ^ 8, 4 S tA) ^D^^j ^ s y W )So^ g^o^iy-

^ ) ^ ^ i5 (T*4jj iita,) l^^onM t^^y*^ ^$)o&, &!f 3o3%yfo ^

^&v*^ ^ y ^ ^ ^ L ^ 3 ^ ^ § ^ ^ 0 ^ *§o^SD ^ ^ 33*

dKr*^ 4a^& 6icpv* & ^ 3o:S^<Kb;&&)oa. ^oc^^o " g o ^ ^ ^

^^&0 ^^^^nr* *Ssm6"& o&^eA ^o^ooa. ^^oY^^b r-lS9b

K# g o ^ ^ & o &r*5*g ^ ^o^^^bj $&*<3 tX) 14 60 g^^y igP^^

^%3r\)^. vgg^a) e^* f ^^)^j^X) 3 ^ & . 93* ^oy^{f

} * 8b 1971 ^3o9o^a&3R3, &<? ^o^"F^ &o^3 r^v^cb,

gr^€)j &r*3 r -0 oC^*e. Tn^T^X^ i38D^?r^^r' g:$y 83jgb

ny^&r- ^a .'tn^^TT'^ ob. 18 29 §"*6j jX)^^* *0M"3 9(^§ 8.9

§^^ v ^ ^ ^ & x ) . 197S ^ ^ § 5 ar*RTC&<9 o ^ ^ ^ ^

igr^M§" Q^r\)^^ 1X6^ )^:Se^a 18 § ^ ^ r ^ &3^a ^ ^

^ ^ X)go *6 AoC)^ ersT^R) ^.^ eooo^ 18, 15 Roggyu-tpg) 7^3

^C&T(3b - <BJ ^ XM*ofi* # o ^ ^ ^ ^8D^?r*^. ggjy & o ^

^ O ^ ^ ^ n ^ . 4 ^ eX) bo?b 33^9 a^er*^ r*^e& Tr*^s$^3

&KS^^)isp^& 7r*%a!3^ ) * gb ^ ^ ^ ^ &* b!6 a. &D * g

J ^ ^ ^ v & ^^-Do'cne. lEboRRo 1 S ^ ^ * ^ ^ " 3 ^ * &^&

*)Ry3§ $r6 ^ ^ o & . ^ & * 3 ^ ^ !^"a^Sb *3o# Q^*BJ^ OMotr g'

B ^ & . a ^ Qj& ^^35 ^ ;^^8JMo Qr6^ M:§v*OM! e^a

H8^S -^c^e3 6^d)&)i!r^^. ir^0g)o^ ^ ^ *^^eo ^<^b&>

H&),) eoocn &XS^ e^&e^) Sbo^ "3T3-*<f ^cr^g)§ ^oC^^o^o3Cr*8),

^ ^ t s 6 o ^ ^ s ^ ^ a ) ^ ^ o ^ ^ ^ M ^ o ^ @ . (R&Rgo, v ^ ^ ,

[MTS^e) JBuSbco o-^^B& 3ry*J& ^-On^ $ r ^ o(^^&o^

^o^ ^Tr*3, &sS^x? RCb c^ir^a ^&&eg 3u&<%&u e^^^bo, ^$

!^^3b8b tP5S dgj*$ o&#\ o. A. o-& § * &&f*?r'P. & i c r ^ ^

62 2$th February, 1 W . ^ot!ng of Demands for Grants Rr 1975 ?6.

§ g ^ ^ Sjjg)^^^ & ^ r ^ *333faA^ w ^ ^ ) ^ ^ r M e J 3a gjc&*e e ^ J ^ j&a^S i3^^^J s ^ A ^ ^ ^ a ^ T H ^ T P ^ d ) . q^ ^ T e r^"3&9b D ^ 3%i. ^^ 3o3^^o ^ . ^ Ro3#yfo ^^. -^^r&,^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ! o *€)t!b &3> T^$Je3, ^ ^ d

! g ^ ^oc?^o^ &oaa &r*b^ 3^v^d\ ^:^sr joa^Kwf igd3b^! 6 3^^iT-05 5^8^ vJ^o^a ^ V * R ) ^ba^syg^ ^ " 3 ^ ^ B ^ F * n r ^ &t 2 6 6^76 ^ ^ ^40 ttRtu ^r*c^o sr^d)^ ^&^F* ^ § sir^Pya^r 8R00 ^ m ^ i j ]S^&^ ^<& cr-38 ]ST^# ^o&MM^o ^jar*^R). ^^RD R ^ ^?y^ Jj^ ts^ ^o^!) XttMRiR XJ^^eo 3^^5uj ^^oar- & ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ a ^^c^€& 3u^ S ^ L ^ . "3° ? '^^ ^ ^ & u ^ . Rig M^ef ^ { ^ ^ ^ Sb^ e i r ^ ^ ^ & ^ ^ Resources are stretuhcd out ^a ^ g ^ d ^ ^ tgbrts wiH be made to aHot substantial aA)tt!on l amount to push (hrough and make tSbrts to secure funds* *a 3 ^ ^ ^ ^ a^jc^j^ ^^tb, 14 a M * ^ a^^RM &^o(ir'^^)^oa. 8 3 * 1 ^ 'Bj^DB^^S'8 ^ ^ ^ &^cr*? :&& ^ **& *Mg* 9aM^nr^d) ? a3si^^ ^ejo^by^e^ 3i^a§' ea Cn^b^Xb* ^ a > s ^ ^ ^ § * ^ y g ^ S &r*&. 4 0 ^ ^ or^^c&t) ^ ^ f ^ ^ 85,(%0%<*3*oa39 a^^ <r%s^ 3 ^ 3 ^ 3^eb. *s)*^g*% ^ a ^SOo^g^arH 3}^3jo^ 3a gjMo<&f*?y*e. &^S?J^ W ,

^^ Fr^ aa goMtna a taoei yo^y a*tSagaco^rot ^ o b)oa. ^ & 9j6l3as&*i So$)n$o^ a*B9 ?yr* T ^ 33v*#a nor* *T!

^g^D^ M^^^n^ aatao-a ea^d) ^cb. &3^ r*^^*^ 83i3<R* Many a schemes launched long ago has been staHed due to paucity *-'? f nds* enr^ta. 1, 2 ^ ^ ) ^ ^ ^ 3jr*y&. ^ T ! ^ y ^ &eAA

'*In the matter of execution, we have (o Race many bottleneck* beyond the control of the executing agency, like land acquisition hwMes, scarcity of construction materia! and delay in procurement of equipment and spares. Measures are being worked out (o minimise the time-lag cause by these. As for proverbial administrative deiay* and unhnagpaativeaesa many are guilty and none is entirely Mamete*** Acloaew^svdf&aSMtaland admMettative ptwcedwma governing sanction of estimates and the implementation phases has been made, and a!l possibie steps are being taken to see that the shadow of yedt tape does aot faU between theoo!Sceptiosi aad thtema&m*"

i^y^yW&jT)J^oa. D. J. 6 38teg ^M^> o^^ Rr-

Voting of Demands for Grants 25th February, M75. 63 for 1973-/6.

a^g& TlaS* b R t^Rn-* ^ ^ ^ ^ 8 . *^g 2 8 <y* r*xw

e €3J 03 *3 cd^g^ Q ^R Sbsb 64 e^w. 53jJ ^ 3(6g** -^g*

^ ^ ^ g * ^ I C U ^ ibaf ^e^§* !h^sb ^o^ ^ o & ^ 81.8 e^o) aj^g^lSag'sb v ^ coooa.

^ m ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ S ^ ^ ^ ^ ) ^^b -s a b?$ ^ ^ g *

^So^*, Tr*M ^ ^ ^ *B&^ Ba,&r* Q * 3 ^ ^ ^ ^o^Sb &^gj

gb cSb* lyta^srBX^fT ^^*3^ -cnM 53e^o^ea §<3b

RMy^Sb, ijj^^'S^ mr"§o &Xb8b^Cb goo-a . tr^F ^i

^8b M ^ ^^^ axbaiBv^a ^^y^^o ^o"& }iro<^ T^^S" 3*3<;&

y !g & ^ # ShR 8b 55ddeo ^rr^^ ^^eb^ood) KARg) ^ e j

^^Rjy^j !§od ^ eoK ^ b o ^ gboi^ 35^ ^dSSo^orv- 2§o^3

Trbf B ^ ^ § )oA *&cr-(a6 !) rr* o*ga. Q ^ ^ \si9b RRReM

^^ p T t ^ -xn S" * 3 ^ !§of 8b *3? ^o^^Sbocr yr5^e3j a ^ ^ o

ty^R^a* &^^aaX)0bn^gr'^^8 3a ^8oO Q ^ ^ § ^

waacerC. !?To^ ^rejS" e XSo Sb S)\o ) 4Ar*o4f*3^ ir^ir* !bob

Q ^ c ^ o 6^eFr^ M ^ ^ XSa - CSb (tpa sS^'Soo^o *H) -^^eM

v - ^ ^ ^ o , b^^8o-0 ^d\*3oo^j ts^-aosytD. €fo§ ^§g^g*

^ e ^ ^ ^ ^ o ^ ^ e ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ r ^ *3j658c&F* oa. ^ a * ^ R ^ V o ^ g'g** T er- &^5* TT^OM b ^ ^ c ^ a 36 ^Xbg^-^O.

^ r * ^ JeS^f ^ ^ ^5* ^ S b ^ ^ ^ * ^ ^ B ^Cb^ a^M j-*] o

131 <) ^V*&D. &^Sb g*** %ncr- $)oRX), ^ ^§^^ra§ tpgTrHfo

^ §^^ B , g^f [^^Su ^^§^^a§ ^a$ §^f ea^f^ng"

#3bF* ^ ^^8bC§) t r' o AcA ao&4) Mmg5b), ^ f ^^3

&§*9b ^Rn-R W eS ^a, Re*^A 3o3i^iy*9 &oA q^^^

H^ 3tR^3)o%6jo cs(3b^^^ *&&o ^a^o& ^o^^d^

H H & ^^-sr Q^^o^iy M o A ^ 8 o ^ ^ o 6 3 8 b ^o^^o.

Andhra Pr4desh is very fbrtunately situated m resp ct of coal

but unfbr(unate!y neglected so far aabo^ v^^n ^otp^csb I3jj(5

*89 S*n^ v ^ g^8b ^ASo^^r!-- §nr^&. Needless to say tha(

(he eSbrt involved in terms of Enancial resources organistiona

budd-up and co-ordination of action is stupendous, particularly in a period of apiraHiag Mation Er*a3e ^j 3&o ^ a ^ ^ 5^\^.

The shortage now being feit is likely to become more acute as ytars pass, despite the ambR:ous programme planned. It m on!\ in 1978 79 that substant!al improvement m the supply pob!Uon can be expected if the target dates are kept up... a n W ^ 3 4 ^ tf&tf ^ § *

64 25th February, 1975. Voting of Demands tor Grants ( rt'7 76

No survey of the power schm^ca^ ! t\ n !*!<**! A;thrut nent^nnmg the nsmg costs of cupaai eq^nn^ nt \tagt*\ and f !ej ! he LtHer two make deep inroads into Avai!abk r sourc s ior putting up irtMh ptant and the increase m capita! cost caHs for greater nd greater input at **! the same t:mc. <gDg)%)a,s ^r-*&)3^^, ^)-(*&^o^&^^^^^^5, ^ TaUng, however, an overaH view, encouraged hv past perf rniance, aud wtth a wiU to put in su^ uned uh ttnt d ' ff rts .n t!k pteseht %tc ! have every hope for a hnght and p^osptr^m tumr?

(tj . Ty*er*v o * — ocaipr*do 3 ^ ^ , av^^r*^^ ^ ^ ^ o c r ^ ) ,

§^^D & r * ^ ^ !p*g_<&* ^ ( ^ !?0d^ ^ r g ^ o U 6** y ^ R<b

^ 6^^j pKR 03JXS&X) *tr^^ ^)o6. S^aCoa *b&)K* 4 ) ^ ^*^S^

5 ^ e . ^ ^ 3 b e <S_sf ^^*^^ ^ !3S& e^a) H%y*D. (^^)^F

gr*;^o S6 ed^eo " Ar-a*. ^ n ^ & f ^ v ^ "^,^^ ^ ^ K i**) &n4jf

jgaaaa^iy*^, 400 *5br , ^ & ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^^^^^^ &r*%

So-abe -srC ^ 5 ^ § ' ^ u ^ o ^ ^ & Q ^ B o a b ^ 4 M Shoe, ^ ^ ^ e V ^

^ ^ v ^ d b . ^ S d ^ ' S J ^ v ^ S &* 6** <3t&nn Tb^S ^ c d ^ R ) ! ' Modernisation of tne century-o!d irrigation syx^em, economy and optimum use of waters m thr ca^ah ^ -Er*a> e^ *Bb S s! eb 80

e^^o 3^Kb ^OoOb^ ^S*^ o A Mr^yr* oA^A){& & p C ^ f ,

3j& g ^ ^ o ^ D A ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ o B ! ^r*^a ^ ^ ^ l&4^!^a &!b '

^ 6 ^ 3 ^ € ) . [y-ho^T ^{^g* &r*&Rba^a. K). A ^ ^ ^

sy^^ ]jrF^ d3^bnr^^. o. . (j^S*^ aa#* oS> ^ ^ ^ &^&

& ) ? o a. p -gaS* M S* c y^r^, ^&^S*, -3? g efog' " 3 ^ d ^ * 3 o o ^ y ^ ^ - ^ n C . !^cojF x/gg 3o&)*3 gjujo

Vj&* 6 'sr'dJT & S$o gj o^ &X)'Bar'aos3r*0 *3a ^6^o^^o3J^C,

^ ^ o ^ ^bovge ^ < x u ^ X,33o v ^ ^ g ^ o & ^ ^ ^ x)o^ o ^ #6!

-u y j ^ R o ^ s ^ ^ ^5$j^go 3g)oa Raxf r*cr o^os^& &^!h !

€H &A^T^^ ^-^^o^S borrow monev from the Centre from na(iotx$

H$ed bgn&$, Rom L, I, C. ard pubHc in ntutions aho, ^ * ) , $ $ ^

3to3 J& ^ J * -3^SS^a$ ^ y ^ ^ o $c8 6* f {)Ha ##^^uv^va '

y%%r* ^ &^^o*^^^,

Votmg of Demands for Grants ?3th Febyuary, !974. 6^ for M73^6.

#^^ i^-Q nrg-B^ (^oag^&^^eb) *—M%g3P, 20 So^ ?&od H.50 a- m.

e ? o ^ ^dr5 0^p^gS3o j^aiSj^ a ^ g * * ^^od)Sb ^01^7^8^.

^o^^bg^^f ^-^^X3bi ^€T*^*3ja^j 3<&?n-*a43 o ^ ^ & , ^ 8 a d ) _

^ ^ ^ e??3b?y^ .Di^g* 6&ol^ 8 { ^ ^ !^-s^(f^ "g R.'gTr'F'Sj 40

63 oC^o. a. o3t9-*65" M & D -cr*^^^ 30 3. <Rbo ^ "&^§* djbe^as

-Er*oe3&\o ' 8 *rr-go3uCb ^ ^ol^o^ og)^o ^ao'sr*3&. X) *Bo<%b

f< S^){po^)^ aaa&*eM, nr ^ j ^ ^ s5-u^M K)o8)o$o-a g), voRbSH)

[^^oSorr- ^ o5^o!^^9^) ^$^o6^i?r^&. &*3 ^ j " ^ eo t^^sb

^380^) §"\g ^ ^ ^ S 3 ^ ^b!^b^ < \ s i ^ ^ ^ ^ . H fS&xt ^endf

^ 3 . 7 ^ D Rr*h?.o *^^^, s^o^cb, J ^ ^ ^ g * gyv'-cr'gr'sr*

^ ^ e o ) J ^ ^ ^ ^ ^<^^b^8 ^ #T"cyT q)nr ^ ^ ' g ^ ^ a

^ & j ^ ^ S " < 3 % ^ Sb^ e^^Sb 536 o^eD ay*)j%o Cb ) * ggb biy (Sb

^ $ n ^ ^ oxr* !iM9b ^ ^ ^^c^^)$ 6^eyeo -sTTya ^0^ ^ ^

3 ) S M ^ ^ " ^ ^ 0 . ^(X&^ ^ <)&63 $Sbo{^r^^ $?8b ^ > 8 e

!j&**3Sb3b ^ ^ ^ ^ ^0?! ^ . a&>6$^ ^ 0 ^^006. ^

^C^Cbrr^db MS^&S ^ ^ ( R . ^ & Sb c? *3^JXb, TT*Cb ^rcy^ ^^er^

^ o ^ a *Bg)8M-^^^o f3Sr*o&o3b ir^j^e)^ g)^ 2g)o& Cb ^s 3o3^yfo

^ B o ^ o )8b nrr^(Jb^^rrdi tgo< 0M3$g%o ^ & ) . [^^orr* 4, 6

2r*gb(K> *^odjCb^^ X^nn^&o^ 20 to^^be !)Cb $06, cor* *Bo^ ^eo

^Tlbgboa. M ^ ^^ o^*& S$b§ $§*\ ^030. bo ($b\ !b^o MoaCbd**

*^^B F* oSb^e)^^ 55 )0 $&oa, ccJ^ y yjdsb 1)3BF* i3c3b9bocs .

8'o!&j*'''8b& q)^§^ ^oBbSbocr *^)d6o^F* S"$3$x) yr'SboczT 0^3 8

*^%0 #* ^*^Jg?68$ &r*8) ^ ^ b o 6 ^ o ^ ^ C b ^ ^^9cC3b#"

g W ^ & ^ i r * ^ § ^ e ^<%b^o6. * & ^ 3 & 5$^oa. Q ^ ^ j ^ o ^

(ib H §"*&x; ^dcrr^ s ) ^ ot^^S ^ ^ Morr* o^r*^'3j^ ^ ^

-sr O(% lc^^§ X^&M-*o6r e^^b^b v^ab. 0 3 0 ^ ^ Tr*§J pooo

g^OMo9. ^e ^ 8 b 6 ^ 3$)^^s$o^ <y*3-*eM )9 ^ e ^ S b ^ ^oooT^

i&X^y* ^ ^ tr-^ 5300^^8 d\Sx§ *3^'K^L&'. S^^o Tr Cb o8b

a,^^8 OM&Mgo63 F^^eo ^ 8 o ^ c s ^ ^ ^"A T^^bc^oa

-&*&)?& *B^Sb\6^ $)o^ d^y^ ^5goo^ "33 R< " S$Xboa,

^ o 5 . Ag^n^ W e ^ ^ ^ b 3 ^ o ^ ! 4 T gb XSb S ' o ^

^ a ^ r ^ ^ & ^ c$?$b$bo&>j-nr d), oooO ag* e^^o^* !^^ ^oM^aDoa.

^ 3 L ^ 1 ^ ^ ^ R>SoR ]^^^o-0 ^ ^ r ^ ) r ^ -eyr%gg *^8bo^^

g ^ ^ & ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ g^eb)jo^ *^g ^r*^^^ ^ n r - .

v^K)o^o^*3^. ^ ^ (Moo^^d) ^ ^ b * ^ ^ - o ^ ^ 3 " ^ ^od)^ 5§o^

^ ^ % ^ ^ o ^ d ) * MO&KS ^ ( ^ $OMo^ S ) ^ * ^. R. 3 . ^ ^

68-9

66 25th February, !073< Vodng of Demands :oy uran^ ibr 1973 ?(;.

go43 ^*3jo&D ^re^ ^^S$7r^ $)o . Rott&oR ^3 ^ ^ 1 ) ^ \

*3si§* M6oo -s sr*e> Sy<K* o^&o8 gr&ex) v ^ ^ ' o ^ e;<5a4

*Bo&^e B^&eo sSD^TT^^a - § aMoa&arf*ta 3 ^ ^ . ^ > ^ ^

^o^ -s-°tr*aS<93g)aa ^M^r^ p-s^Cf^&Jl §"^ ^, &r^) $?ebj

) - Cb ! ^ ^ M<xo^^ 5^h KSo^8o-^^a5 3^go ^^^^cr*?

&^\ oojc^3 dner^ og 5 5 ^ ^ a ^ ^ &X)§^^^ ^d)jl!^^^

§ R ^ ^cSo^g^^ ^ ? ^ & $^3 ^ -^S^^^S*^^ &^)^o^^

^?r^!&, -sr*8&oa ^^o ^ ^ ^ %o&f^ ^\tTr*^3 v g

Sbota^O l)i^§fr'd)^^^&. ^^s!^S^<$^^^aDJ Y g

&ov^ o;n^-&^^ d&^^j, v*D h^^Anai B ^ ^ ^ i ^ ^ ^

) "3S *3?jb 83& o6. ^ SiaR) 00008 o"& t)^ *3^6^ air*fa

^& ^ S$o S$ )o8, *3o<3b ^ ^ ^Xb eoDS^w^T), ^au^ ^

^ e ^ — j ^ ^ e6^^o^ -^o^^Sl^ 8oA OMRygR) a^^od^^or-

@a^Aj§^d^ o^& v&J^^S^R&. 3T°o <xu { ^&-KP^ oco d

^o^^^^^^eTO-dr*^^^, MB*3f&333,)g&& or^So^^j

*^b^o ^ ^ o ^ B ) % ^o&o. <cr*er* a^^eo ^8b^8. v ^ M ^ Jo<

?$Ao RKMoS* es^^o^oA. 460 *B) v*. <3<9S%g o^^6, SoR^

tnX)& 80 6**&M cnS tp b a, e8 "3^)^^S^ }j3-*aa, CoKn^

]^^^!jj § o3o ^ ^ 3g&sr* &a 3 ^ S ^ ^og^T^$#^W ^

§**&M e-cno&o ^)o8, &^^ tSb o 3&*y*& R^ - & % v**39 ^ ^

V&o*363 gg)a -s^wo^ *^e&^a -^^o^&, &**3 ^o& H &R^&o.

!rr*R^e#^ &3? Ai cw^iy^A^ v ^ ^ f g^S*8b "Bog) ^o^e^

& g -^^sso^^p^. < a ^ K&^&^a. tras ^

3]& Jo#^ S ^ § ^sis^as &cM^o8. aR-meD sSb^^ SoSg)p

g ^ y ^ & ^ S ^ 3r* g* e-Se^ 120 dr^^^w eo^^a, JR^R

^ ^ ^ p s ^ ^ a ^ ^ o ^ ^ -^-^e. 7go &^^o^o a<M o^a,

: ^ ^ ^ ^ - ^ ^ ^ ^ - ^ M^c&^a aayitM

Voting of Demands for Grants 25th February, 197i. 6? for 1973 76

l^S*$^<§^ 5b4jS"y^6Er* ? 3 o ^ D tutRSERiTsb S)^o3j^^^^r)^o

*gc&odyrS ox^SbH^o r"3§* 0 ^ ^ &X)"g {Rasa ?$c 5:x?>Cb.

"BodModJtM 5^i^o ^e§ 43 S$ 0M{$& Sb^^bo ^ " W ^ ^ e n

3^-RT^Cb. eSS^o ^co) o 'BoRwtM s^^^i^e) ^osrO eo*3

-y-X) 3s* -sr*& §*^5^ ^ ^ ^ § <)&H ^ ^ ^ o ^ e - ^ S So^^o

sr*^S gartRgo&%o v^^n^ ^d). ocj^ %bX)^o 5y*"5§" 5$^eo^^

S3R^ dgb <^noS §^a&3r^&. ^!g)o6^ bob ^&3§ ooj" Boaabo

^*3§* g^eo^nr^cb. ^a ^?(3o^^&, oxr- MSRa ^r^u^jP*

Cb-KP* ,&. y e a TJ^^Ob ^o5 eX) ^ 5 ^ taoSr*^??* Aur^Cb.

Q S * ^ ^ SOO 5Sbo5 t acM ^ C b , - § Qo^S)Cb7r^ Q^<%b &R M^)

^^-^^^ ^ ^ \ d ) , ^ e 3 oar #77*13-* ^r*8^^o^ v^^eX)oa

^ g 6 6 ^ ^ g-ErpR, *?o b sinX)^boe^ o ^ o ^ rs S* RKboa. ^

Qo^&dbn^Cb *3 h bo^^!^ 36^83'' & r ^ & o )*BXb &XbM &R

ga^ ^o^& ^e^o^e -s & oin^^^o^s agear^o . ooy* ^ f ^y^gj^ &o4y*oa. OJJ^ !JJ€30 * gr.^g ^03bc^^)§ -5>!F QO&)b&

rrtib ! ocA yo ^o!XneS p3abgHgOT3-*8b g gy- ^ ) ^ * qoei^7r8a 3o&o-D

&3b M^&Df^ ^jr^y^ g Cb r* o^) &&9bo&X)TBr :a

(4; ^. *3o^^P$) C§^br(3b)'—a>%o3P, oxr ^e)8*]M

A ^ r o ^ ^ , 3)43 a-tRRuv-p ^ & ^ o ^ ^ 8 ) e M ^ p ^ ^ o S b §"K^

Tr°aA3 ^o^rr' ^e^p^\a 3^&)oa ^ ^ c ^ o 6 ^ M§§^%), ^rr"oo^ ^e)V^n)5"or^ 5^8^$^\5 tH r oo'g) oar* "5o6& cfor eSb

M(3b e^^^o 0)0^ &oa oxn -^&) &63<jT3br$o V^^Sb 88 g^^

dr*,(M 3R3bg, 53 g jo Cb^^ ^^ro^oT^Cb. =c*er* §rr* *$ r*

OMo^^rr^ [53^3^0 Mo4M-RT Bb *^9 ^5 8 men^**3jo^ -s-*&,

'ar^^^TT' ^ e^^'SjoAD, Qo"sr" ^ 8 ^^b^ ^er^^cOb^oX)

Aoa. oxr &*a*;s ^S" ^ ^ r ^ ^ ^ & ^*& 60 o&y*&4!^ &o"&

^ Qo&c^ *3*3eH<y* 100 o^r^S^ &oa. ^ ^ 0 ^ 3 ^ $ qo%^<)g*a

e 8 ^o^o^TT^ $p^^^o- 93y3b xi^ ^ ^r ^ ^ ^ 1 ) ^ ^ ^ . -&

iy*^ MF'eocoJ' §^{f#7^&oa. ^ c o & ^ e o ^ J * g^t^rr-aTr^aM,

-y*8)^R)gSSgCb^&)C^^o^ ^ ^ 0 &oa. ^ ^ S)SxO&o^

1967^68 § ^ 9^cb. 1967-685 93^33 ^ r j ^ 8^ *3j^T^^

qg*Ki M ^ ^ & ^ 6 ^ a aTT^^. /<^ R3b ^ o ^ ^ e ^ 84

* & n ^ ^ ^ T*^?{^o tRy* &^o g^o&9b g^^$Sjj. qcRxy* r ^

&&CC^^^0M. ^ ^ & , r ^ & & ^ d^argaa ^D ^^^

A- ooo, ^^j&^oug %3g<f }^^§ 6 ^ ^ ^o&roo^ t5wjcr*

89gg\ir*90 g^-^. !^^\&)&^ rj8 -?neo'& *3ogb &^A

68 25th Pebiuary, 1975. Voting ot Demands for Grants for 1075-76

^ o ^ w e D - ^ ^ ^ & o ^ o o a . aa^argaR) ^ ^ o ^ ^ ^(X&xS^,

36 R8X)gj9<y* sbg^) !^^§^ ^ *&3o6Me;3 ^ ^ noojg sb^

rr* #(6) V"Cb J^^^oa)*e ^ ^ ^ ^ 7 ^ & o ^ e ^ < ^ a2S*&)8j

53w^ ^ u ^ 1) 3 ^ p & ^ ^ ) ^ ^ 3aM?3 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ f ^ e o ^ ^

&go M i o ^ § o^^X) ^8'j^ &o6 3S$y<R> 6^o&& M c b } ^ ^

&o6 §* oo !^M^ &o8oar' "5otc^^o^o^ S)D 3 ^ ^d)^o^^)

^ u ^ M S)iy"8Kb7r^. ^ 6 ^ ^ -J^Rrr* Jp ^ ^r^8

oD5 eo )ircjb, g ^ R r ^ o ^ ^ " ^ S ^ ^ ^ 3 ^ ^ & , &op7r*(3o

,3o§ ^ g^d) (h^r^tb j g & M ^ ^ d ) ^ 5$b$o ^^ rax ! )3DC!0\ iy oGo. 8 ! o g ^ W o & y ^ ^ \ ^ , S m ^ S v " ^ ^oS3^W

c&J<!&H\ -^S^^tsb ^jg^ 3^c^ e9er**?Sg.b oar* !&)a)^\&

e^r^oco^ o^r*^. C )-EP -sr°rr'fM J"^^ [^ai^ &c9, ^^d)

&&) MOJOirCb gosS^i^eojj &Cb d$r*d). M^tg ^ ^ ^ jj^^^Sd3

o3&^&^ ^ M ^ J j ^ ' ^ JoX)^^\, ^oojcrd) ^

Rj^aaeM ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ eooooO ^^ <3&1<)M ^ ^

^Xxc^o^T^ &ocs $)o 3 e !<M3K>!SoR !S §"% <^^oabeo ^Tr*^)*

10, 16 § &i drgr*o^oo " 4f "3?nF* [3o ^ & \ drS McnR

3KXM*3 160 B^n^Tn^ sS^o n ^ ^ ^oRa^M ^v-^o &o5 - s ^ ^

^a < v gt^^a ^ot^ tsj^jo ^o^)^ raaf ^^) -^ea ^ ^ s *

Rao^n-tR 3fo&?M?$ ^ ^ 6^o^^d*a^ ^ a ^ < X Ro^e& 55!)

^)&gh7^ 68WR0 ^ & * M& S4r* J} ^ <r*^^ ^T^oog* ^o^hO

X h V W ^ ^^bo8. e ^ ? ^ ) 3>-?r*0M<!r o^re. cnr* *3Sb

^ 8 t?0M*g a> $3o!$ * ^ ^ S Tr*g)oar* *3co^o ^o§* 6 d §*Sb

r J ^ &<&t&oa, §^ J^*So K rsjf ^ c ^ ^ ^ R)8o3 8gr6c&

8!rc3P o&o^^. 5bK! "§o!% &o!^ Xbip^^nor^^ e8^ ^%d)ej

^&8^^6Airr* S^cs^ Ai?^^. * e) 3 0$^ doTT^R) e ! ^ ^ e^^do

y ^ ^ *M RoTt) ^g^b ^ ^ & ^§)B ^ goRpeS) §^d?&)i^g\ & g

^ L ^ ^ ^ g_t%3b?t*& ^§)e3 $ o ^ ^go^^r^ (^^^

*%%K^. ' oxr* o<^ o!^ ggo&o-R'BT'S, ^ d ^Cbe-^girn^a,

W ^ F * D X)^ T r S ^ ^ J ^ & ^ ) ^8^^!^S ^o3!r^ %a-srg

^ ^ o ^ c 6 ^ ^ ^ ^ o ^ S $ ^5$& ooo aao&o<f ^o<^d) ]^^gj

^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^7T* gv°R. ^Co *^F* o"5) ^ ^ C o ^ h "3o<&

^^Cc^rr' i r ^ ^ ^ a ^ e b 38 /^o^o ^CoT^^ 5o< a ^&tr^iP*

*$3s3 oat 3 ^ ^ oe8o *53^^^orp ^o&3oo^& ijboo^&pcr' Msr*l3

^ a . ^ g8% ,gn<y ^ & , ^^^ ar as 86, 99 R)oB ] ^ & P e ^ ^ &o^nr^t&. T^& ePR\3 -y^^ho&

Votmg of Demands for Grants 2„th February, 1975* #) for 1975-76.

M O ^ T ^ R M . e ^[rro H)g€r^^iy^o3jo ^ ^ <3Sb 2$rf* s36j%o*$6&,

er^^crc&^o ^^s5^oco-^ o3o^^^ w^^o^ ^5$b^ohj^ &oa. -y-^^

!7^^J^^^c^ ^e$ c3ir*<9& ^b^D^nr^^b. Rooo^ 3*6esg

a^oSb ( shsSbS) 33^)36. 3% 3^8 a 3 aXienS^ s^g^ <)#&

^X) * 3 o ^ 8 o & ^ ^ 53O?Tg0 ^OOOO^O ^9JOC?^ ^So^*^ S&rO

^ K h # & e P ^ - s r ^ R ) 3*33R) fMoR Tyer* ar*^aSso

&-Kr ooo c&^^q^^ ^oK)^o r^gdo^3 *3jj^B gS) &nr^ccj T=r*

DsS-c-o^D^ g^&). S^^8 o & ^ !y^^9b ^ § * & b o ^ "3xbSb?r^&j.

K)o^^,*&. ^o^X) o(3oc X)§ ?jgor^ &T^\^). ^^e)8b ^ ^ ^

^^^r c&T'CO oOJ^eD ^S)^-nr^?&, ^po^^8 <XJ0J^X)^ &T3T^OD.

TT"^§ §^c^ 6^(&) 6 X ) ^ & ^^*d3, § ^ ^ ? ) ^ ^v*Cb ^a J ) ^

^ o ^ ^ M F " 5)Oijj?l) "g^nr^Co. - 3 ^ - 5 ^ ^beo ^?o^^8 o^j^a

^ g b * §* ^* ^ &&)§^S*3^ rx^e^^eo t a s ^ " ^ ^ ^ M ^ ^ a .

§^Kh e^^eD er*/< &o<g<go3$e) Bcco^T ^ 8 b ^ s^^o^a. 3eD^07r-

*5 b g^53^b^?r^^ ^^^ 8rr e>of RoRjge) a*B be o v^^^o ^^b

gOTT^R) -u^^ o ^ ^8 o^r>a^^) §^^R) 8B e o^e)S § eb

^ ^ L ^ 9$i3a3j xso^a *c^^- 86 ^o $j?&^o v ^ ^ g ^ ^^^.

*Ser* ca r-e. a ^ Sir-voty* [^^^^"A^^ba^^b^boa ^ m ^

e$a g^r*o^ 55o^S)^-?r^^. ^2riEL"3 g_^^* ^ ^ ^ ^^"0^ ^ ^ ^

8&!p 55-q)o ^ i3^c^X)g ^ o ^ ^ T y ^ g ) , ^ o ^ ^§^7T" qov^

8§)^ EnCb^^bo^^ SMS) ^bur^^sb* &^ !*3oM*^g ^^* e)§" ^ ^

65 S * 6 ^ & ^ -3?^ - 0 ^ gj^S^ ]^O30^ J)l)§ TY* ^S^SboO^

^ o ^ 8§^* aBbf&gboR. 100 m e ^ x S ^o^) ^ 4 ^ ^ T % y ^ M ^ 5 "

€?S" ^oC&^e^&oa -5 X) !^^Sb^o "giiT t^^ ^cCb^o^. <pa S ^ ^

*3)Sf &* o ^ e & §^d3^bT^^. 4^d)i^^ Rr*338 ^ 1 ^ ^ Aur^cw.

X i ^ &S*^3 ^goosr* gr^^^a, -cy s$o &Dtsb^ ^ ^ ^ e'eorfsbonr*

gr^^TyT^coo, *3Joo)§*^"^^ !7r°o D qXbur^Cb, e>a 4 Oo .o &o-0

6 ar*.e>8& ^OTJ^Cb. ^^o^v^^^ ^Xbdin^^ 10 Rr\eo QS^&D

^Ty^Cb, -sr*&) e;^ 6 &r*. e6^ 8, 4 &-*«&? t)^3)§!"3jo^^ ^^boa

-8 8) 3 $?a *^oiy*e& §^<jL^bir^& ]j3 o^^(fo 8^oooCb\ ^^*$v?A

&0& eo^S) ^ e o^ &-?r o33 v*ad3 ea "3jo3j§*^^^\ jy^o^ J)^*u^M

10 dr^(356^^o3(rea &^Dg^y* 5$b0b np*^ -36 g-y^^Q ^-a)gog3&)

^BT^xSb ! ^ a ^ ^a^g^^b6^ & o ^ 3T%3r4j& *6{)o^^^&. . } %

^ ^ ^ S ^ p ^ 3 S ag !b &^^>^oM R ^ & ^ o W <3oF"? 6^Q^ o-3f^

5b^a J ^ ^ o ^ ^ ^ g ^ R o ^ aa^). e8 ^^.R$ ^S^^joS^ ^ 3 ^ ^ ^

70 23th Pebruary,1973. Voting of Demands for Grants for 1973-16.

12.20p.m.^ ^ g^y. g ^ ^ 6}§**3^lS^^^ e^^8o^ &r&

^ ^ ^ \ ^goo3Jo^3 -3-°ooge&! ^ b ) ^ o ^ gcS?^^o %(&&>&OGr*&.

AS* ^ , ^ c o ) & f ^ ^ A^CMJ. b ^ ^ g S L P g ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ o ? ^

&o^oo!^5. -cre!^ 2)9^^ !^8^9-^p a9Sr*3# 9 "Bo^r* &a$

-c^fNaoeMMD & g)^Dg^-y^g) T ^ r r ^ ^ ^ ^ 80 §<% (jb.o ^

*gj^o^ i^C^o^^ 3a*&) 4Q0 f^^)^ 06. MR ^^^&D^) obo

^ 0 8 a ^ R R ^ es8R^o^w. 8 K5o^do g G** 9 ^ ^X^03b

^ & Sosr^, M ^ d c ? ^ ( j-spg o 6n, ^p^sg)^o - ^ e j ^ ^ ^

Sj Tfd arga &5 ^ ^ 0 ^ " ^ ^ ^ u^as 15 ex&a) =cr^^.

^o§^ 86 9 ^ 9 ^ ^a ^ra^ e ^ o & ^ m M 15 e<:l<M 3J )j$T

qu^c&, e? 36 9<&eo "3^sb * ^ ^ j ^ . ^a 3Sp3)a gp^^^a c ^ a $

o cX3o'&&o d). 36 &%o .a),!b. ^g) M & ^^^. ^ ^ & §

Jb.Q. g ^ ^ * eso&3 ^ ^ , <^wg ^ { ^ , T Co Mr^.% X38*)M

^8o-& a^8o=cp^. 6^g M & ! ^ ^ & 8 ^ ^o&cr^^ t ^ ^ ^

-!T"ja>& 5^cb. ^^9) 0 $e^xh ^ ^^^ & ^ ^

Sb^^M, d^So^b)go^ ^^&Mo3^^^R^D-^R&$p8 xb

r*a 0 ^ 3 ^ % r ^ 7 ^ ^ i)o-&^T^g), -36 aao&o & o ^ ^ *3w^. ^83 *§aaAoa ^^^ ^ ^ d o A ^^^ ^^g^Aoar^

aejaso g-D np T^^a &!^^o-&§^a -^259!hg^S$o^ pEt^R) ^

&)^55oH^63a o^^7T a^Src^oa SMa^sr^R) e)13^ ^S*

6 & W aKf^^o d). 1) -xr*& &^d)*S)c^D^ od)So Qo^ ac^no

e^&KhR. ^^o&d^ ea "^^^^ §^o^RM o-RRoo Rn'* &S

Jo^ ^Ty^ea a^^o^ aur'&ta. ^ ^ ^ a ^^cs^ <&) S'Ty*.

86 gog^-^e&o-O ^)^6g ^a jjS^o ^Cb. ^^goi^ g 8 ^ 9 ^

A^o^^sb JoR3& e&e^ c&^o *^&). ^8 3jo}&T*& 5 ^ 9 .

(&yo^(&^ o^C^ 6 W o (j^opt^a* &^8j oco^^b^& -sr a

^ ^ ^ ^ &^9^gb3go&5a. - 3) 3 e o ^ & %%osb ^g^e^

^ ^ ^ ^5&7T $ 5$9&g etgRdo &o^a M&^g&T^^A. g m

^ ^ M ^ g&oo-s-*R e&)o^o &o^i&j, aCoXge!!) &90 S^Ao4f*OM.

g y ^ e g j - ^ ^ ^ ^ ^o&geAS! SS&^ g Xh &o&y*oM. -^45 f*deb

# n ^ ^ a ^ ^ o ^ g ^ & g^^eoMo%o vo3)g?385 ^ o e !) gx>Tt

^ € ^ ^ § * ^& e xsa aaAo^aa ^ c c & ^ o&g^g), y^

Voting of Demands fbr Grants 25th Fcbruary,1975. 71 for 1973 76

tsXRuR) S'Rn &)J^^§^D ?3o^^eo ^ ( R ^ ^Dr^ * ^ ^ o ^ ^ o M^^J^b

g\0 -sr*353o a)^^f ^oT^ ^^\x$j^xbsb^^b^a ^b3oab& 961$

s §" & o [ ^ ^ * ^ eBi ?j *8i8b\ & f ^ ^ ^ 0 ^o^. ir* er^ ?68o-a

eoCSb^ ^^cy^ 8*%K) o e R) Mo^r^R^ X ) ^ ^ ^ ^ &^a^^gb

^ a, ^jj^8^-?y^<^b^) :^e>a ^ 0 ^ & o ^ &X^a.

Jh & *5r°-5\ x5^^u^,Ti)^o&udgj S)Xb^^Cb &^3bo, a^cC^^a

X ) ^ ^ <^^(^ & ^ a ? acatr*3a ^ & ^ x ) ^ ^ ^ F " T^'SF" ^ ^ o ^ ^ D

^ ^ ^ o ^ < ^ y * ^ d ) ^ i ^ ^ ^ ) e a ^ ^ ^ a e g ^ ^ ^ ^J^^§6^-.

^ a. A <5. & ^ RRjftjR) XS bo o 2 ^ g ^ -53 3. &r* er ab

^ - ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ " 6}6^§", MoRET ) fTo(g*T^&3f. ^ ^ ^ e ^ ? 9 b

12 § <b (Jb^^dA^ Qir^^b. *Boj^d), -D^rcb garns -^Sb *3b^

98"^^^ Xbo}&)C07^ cdiKnOb, T3t3§ &r^ 5er* ?g^&)o ^ ^ ) , *&RM

Rrdorr* ^^^gjo ^^^" 9 8 ^ §* g ^ ^ a ^ r * &r< gg r* -5^ 83 ^

R"3, iB Cb 5Sr* <r b §^0^ ^ % y * -sr^<yo^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ r ^ . e&DS$o^

S 5 ^ ^ ^ poa XSbci beSb S^^^b rr*D^6 ^o^Sb 3o&3 XSbo;$r^^a35<r*^

ja^rr* &xr^d) X3onr csb. ^e 26 &o<% e o ^ f &)-s^Sb^o e§er"6

9 8 ^ ^ & 2 M 0 ^ 0 ^ Q)0bj ^t3b ? S$o3f VR* ^ S ^ - 5 0 Ao<^^^

^)^^b^ -cr°a§ ^ ^ " & ) ^ 18 §^^-^o3j^-s;s§)^b )?rair*ooo TSv Cb

^asS^Sb ^o^"B& m-db ii30Q30S$Jo! rr" &^3y<3b-§&§ ^nr^av-oo^

*^v^d) Tyojg X)o^^u3borrCb 3ojpq&)o)8rr* a ^ ^-u^g^ TT Cb * v Cb.

#ta*sr*% !8)^^o^*B&7T'(Sb ^js)o^o!pn^ &^^(gb Tr b gr>ar* )<y*a

xr*ooj* v d) e M ;&-& a ^ ^ ^ ^ §^^080^0^030, 8 ^J 90 a & o

0^s^oOb€M 9X5 436 d)j ^ooo^a. - ?3o^^\^o § 63 dr^^oaboj

Q^ssbj o ^ T j ^ ^ bo^c^ <%a^ ^*^ 003 os5^\yo a aa <sa * g X ) ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 8 -cr a 10 §"*&) dr^^c3oeo Q^go<&. < a <3oA&

"So^^oo ^ M ^ j §^g ^§7Y^ q-3ySo# Ap't^^g er-^o ^d3, ^ ^ ^

&2rXx) sJ^cr^^ ^cojo5 90-s^ §^0^ §"3(6 *T)^^b. f&j-s Sb o

ger*^ - 0 ^ -3x^ ^5 55 Cbeo u^€^ & ^ a . *&RM or^a H^eD

^ o ^ ^ D * - *R<ggp e ^ ^ a C b ^ ^ o & e ^ ^ ^^-)o5. §"a^Ro%e

&^&o€0 a,^*3^^.^ ^o^X)D. iy*^a *B5$oJ^o^Xxg* .96 g ^ o ^ a .

^a ^a$ir*da g'oBo ^ &^r*e ^ v ^ & . 3 q g ^ a^ag' ^ M & ^ - ^

6^l! ^A &R^3. e q^^X)^§* vcoOfg &^-^\ MRh-TF-iTgf A6

^^^ ^ X i ^ !§o^a^, & a 6 & ^ & ^ tSo^y? &^§^a, i^M9 8, d o q-a , -5r^a $<^o^o g'R ^ o & ^ o & o a n c& oc&^e qgna )g(& e;8^&^9b 6 ^ n ^ $xn 3b ger* - ^ & ^bo{$ ^coo^eb, T ^ & &r*

^ 8 b ^^) -t^cy*e. iSb gtnup* ^ gjHeb ^8^^§* 5 i & ^ 3!j&

<0o^ ^e^o ^ ^ o S ^ -^85 *gex>Kboa. ^)o^ o ASr* er^6^ *R)Rta a;8

T2 2Sfh February, 1975. Votmg of Demands (br Grants for 1975-76.

^ab^-cr^a gen^o^ Sb^rr^ t^^oo ao&o3 ^ ^ ^ ^ o ^^^?)

& ^ ^ n r ^ ^ ) . *^r^^ 2&o!anT8 Cb bo^^^^oO- p tfoiy

^V^7^^&o[^o^§ g^^b^a €5 !S5^^^ )^^?(^o6^ R^ir^oa

§^&)^bo^--^ab o^rr* ^ ^ ^ ^^^.& {SSwSb ^ o - ^ ^ & ^ ^

^ JS3^ ir*-BT9 ? g3P^^ 8 ^ ^ g) o )gj 6&r*^o ^g lg&^

. j-y-Sb o g€^^ 4?^ ^ ^ Sio o &r- ^o^b^^^o^cb. &5^

^d[g&^^o 3 b ^ 1800 ^b^$D <M^D. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^jj^o 12 *3e

33b3)(!M &^S). QD ^Xbo-^6 o^^b) &)o<3 ^ r ^ ^ ^ X)oA

&ScSJ coo. ^Cb^^r^ Q^^ 5) s ooj &^5 T3-*43"3&<!3a,g*

V"-Kr"0. *B^^§* -s g sSoo o^ *&S^ ov^6^ 133^^& 5gjr )

gr g o oo g-Rj 25 o53^^^)$X) ooo a, ^ SS RoS yfSg&e) ^ e

^^-oxr^ ^er*^ &3^ 12 o i3eb^6^ 12 Tb^eD gSj p*!) * 3 ^ ^

^v^c^ 25 a 16 35b e i T ^ - ^ ^ ^ ^ o ^ ^ ^ &,^ M IS

^o^o 5&$)e) 3&*3b d^oo't-^^ ^o^e rjo5S iy*eD S ^ boO

tH^RT*^ ^ 0&3^0 €!0 0 €!O00"g 7V& e ^ . T^^g&^^O -8^^)^

& ^ 9Cb$)eu *5&*cb -yo S3b$b e 3RH&eM *B^d) oc6& § *3 6

"a^gtT o&)eD Ah? ^. xSb?5&j ex^^NK^ &^S), !^r^ t&

A?^D -sr*aO b o -snf $) o " ^ ^fR^P**, a D ^ 3 ^ ^ \ ^

oxn 5&^e?j Tn^oojo^e; *5&*3b o3b^^. ^ ^&^e ^ ^ # ,

^*S§*^ 8*^^ (5o 9Kht6. <3 Sb6 53 oooo dr33r*<3Rga eod)3b e ^

^o^^^bsb ^^Cb^ <s g'oi S' b 280 (^^c^e> %d>^ a8&, 3o Y

760 dr^^o&B^ Q^^}-^ &a-Br*&M t ^ 8 ^ AX^S. T s)(H <g ap^

^ V ^ ^ ^ b ^ O n?D og^<% aa^^bo ($b. ( -y gb rgg go 3r>3T

^ &$d^rr^ &j^g&o)^7r^ & ^ :&R?o'cr*8b. ^o^d^io ^ g)<$

S^T^ gytgersb 6^oO ) p ^ ^ ^^^^ g ^ ^ gaiSag' ^^bjrr*

&ca. ^ ^ Bo v<&f^o e^s5^ v^r ^^b&o^a j$)<s ^ ^ ^ g g * ^

^^<^^^^3o^^^y^,Rr ($e 6 *so&& pToH" -sr^f K3 g

Voting of Demands fbr Grants (by 25th Februaiy, 1975. 73 1973^76*

3bR 5$)^e6^ ocj^ *3J0 o =cr°er g^^o ^^ Q^(&, &o^(& Tr*3q

j i r-eej cor* *3o)^o & 3b [ o snaR), *^aab [^"35bo h)df v " ^ %

^ r ^ ^ ^ ^ S i3-*"8!a &?bsbo^^, ^a 1978^79 7rd$ ab. 100

^ b ^ * oco^ ^ o R**<f ^ o ^ o ^ ^35^^o a8ao8. <&&§ v^^oM

[S3(X!b o a?^^gbTcr^ 5$b8 oooo^ ^o3b o^iy-ce^ o BbSb !X3X38o-

*$&*? g o^^orr^ oooos^ 0)^3^ ^ab^ g)X)cej aoij e -cr^D^

^o^^olgcSb ^ 8 ^ ^ ^ ^ ? ( g * < ybir°E)3 d A o 6 ^ ^ gSb &j ^ 3 ^ ^ .

^jj^&j go^nr* * o a)(S t^^^o o)^&) e?s^ < \ ^ er -y^^ *3Xb

^-c^S$e ger gSbg^Cb, o^eS^A -^ej^^o<) ^ (f$-u 3c3o3$ea

cC&o^hS. ^^^^C^Sb ^)^o er s ^ R R c f ^ ^8n)^o ao30^^ gr^^

o^J^O *R3jR63 o-cf^e^ 6^"g a^?o^2)& 4^S^ -n-°a§ S r-^o

§ ^ ^ ^Sjo^ #6 -s^g^'arK^ ^ Q)^6^ ^,^07^ &&)§""& s!P oao

=^0 aD ^b^^^by^^o ifyarnger'iP'* ^^fd) -^oy^v^, x^^b^b

ir^w^^, IRjeSSRo !^o^o, ^ ^ o ^^^ t^o^o R^o ^

^ip^^&g !^c^o. ^ T T ' M &T% § ^ ^ ^ ^ !y cr"X)§ 53oo^b^b

*&& 6?o^ e^J^oo, a,8^J" §*6^ &^\ ir>ya fb^^oDo-0^oa)*§

^e "B^Sb^a)^ c%io**Xh &X)*3cC3bc a§ X^t^o a^oouO^'g) ^ ^ o ^ o ^

e'R^ e -s^^otSsSb^^ XS8*) bo6 Sb^5^oa3o-^cy^§ boo ^Ra s3b?$D

^Xbur^xb ga $"6§" bo-S) ^rg"5§*\ v^-^oa B ^ a ^ b ^ R *

^^!r^^&^ f^o^ S3j 6ja» g)^s^^b^\O30 rr a Bjj^^ eao^i^^^^o

^ t^oir^co RMc3i3iy*§ &xb§^^^c^a ^5 ^ S * &)0^) .My-o^^

ccoing^a §^^^b?r^&.

uoo-5^ ^ " ^ ^p'V^^ a)^*&Cb !^>o^o6^ ^ ? < ^ ae) xio^

&*3j n lAm^'Rr* 5^9$^ $i)& ^ < ^ o e38aoR. -s D eo^ *3oo^o

D X$\^or^ &^&H 5?$S3^Q *3 3 ^ Mo&r* & o 3 SSr*!^^ 8D^*&db

R8R&* ^8^C9?6^§ &Xb§^^ $b^?(^ adR(%o u ^ g ^ e g ' ^ ^ ^ ^

*B^ -sttfotSfsSbo g ^ ^ 5$b^^nr^xSb. 5$M X3e <y Rp-sreMTT-

&Xh ^ ^ e ^ !A^g^*& ^^)ocr &)%*&& €^o43 S5boipn"3b% -sn^ §^^

r*lgBa<K> ^3 &0b D e ^ ^ o^61^^§*^b ^ ^ p n ^ ^ T^HS ^ o ^ ^ *

go^y^M R-on&xt c&)^6. S b ^ ^gb^3 ) ^ ^ e ^ , i^a (. 17

§^&) ecf tjSaso g)tr* o w ^ g ^ M ^ . 2 D ^ * & ) ^ ^^ ^o^gg ^*3gjg)

^)?ra t^co) v^^a^ <xo^*3X)^§* 8&Ao^& s^^^r^# irgi^ao^

T ^ Y ^ ^ ^ ^ ! r ^ ^ co)§*3&^g a3Rc6y*, ^ ^ - W ^ ^ ^ g

68-10

74 23th February, 1975. Voting of Demands for Grants for

^^^eM s^a &^ar^ i^^a [^^opo^^a 53o^^Ty^&. -%* &<X3 ^^fgr^<) oa^r^ ^^-^$^a 7r>3, ^o^-^M^a^a, iy^e

^jj o 8^^ *^^o^^r^< *l e;*<;3orr>. -y*a e ffo^^o S3r*_8rr*

^ ^ r O M o ^ ^ a ^ e o i ^ o ^ ^ 5 $ . ^ Mo&y^)j ^ ^ o o ^ )

3\#o 5 63 60 e^e t^^o&e?o ^^OMo-^aAR^. § ^ ^ M o r*Kg

[ r* !^^c^)o^2)&^^S ^ ^ & . -^a ^r^8 ^ % ^ 1976-7? <S

§ 3 50 c^e c^n^cd)^ Rir &x? J^y i ^ ^ M ) *3jjj o &. 70 § " ^

^o (pKR-sTRea &o^ ^ ^o^-cr*e^ ^^b^oa 3&-*_6 is^^c^a!

e ^ ^ ^ r ^ ^ ^ o ^ o ^ - ^ a e ^ f d c e ^ sprj* ^ooj ?^%g^

^o^ ^ ^ d ^ sSa-BTupR) ^ o ^ ^ ^ ^ b u n ^ : ^ ^cr^ ^ 6 %^cr*0. M A

r*o5o T^f o^rr* &Xbr*a $r 6 goKr*(9a &H^a^Xb^^&. 6 a ^

^ ^ §" t^^Soeo X)e$Ooi^5). ^e^o^e p$-**B$a g -(X M ^ g ^

& ^ ^ ) , ^5 3r 6-$^&^^ ^ s^g)-c^^ %^^ aoy%o'Kr*<&> eco *$

^7ro^^^f (j "3so xnr nr'aa dgo *3oo '3jo{y& &y ^^r*^a :&a-ao%<s s^issb -cr a od 10 ed&e tr-^ ^ ^ ^ o d a ^ ^ ^

"go&a&oa. v^a^o^ ^ ^ ) *5oo o ^ -Kr*n 3o;s R5* ^^bo^"g

3j S$ &^o3^n^53&)^odD 59^ &&)§'*N&08. aa r*d8b ^-Oo^o

^^8)A^a, Tar*aRe \^ ^ 5 ^ ^ ed&^^M $ 53jjeo 12et&<9 J -o eo

*g T o ^ & ^ ^ w&^^x^a. 16 RogR^veg) r^go e^g* 15 Tcr*HS

-5 o t ^ ^ o ^ < w ^ ^ $r^^ aS'Mg, 15 -^^§ yrD }^dopo^y

tra^ e^^<^<jorr* r^e^^c^^ tjsa g a e S g ^xboa, ^^f

^ * ^ -^303^ -s^o^'^^S' S)^& ^c(&^0S ^Cb^TO^^.

Mct#**3Sotb ^o8)o$o-0^ j^^geo o^o&n^ ^ , q& r o g)sy^d^^

g^g as^c^o $a 8 ) ^ gsSr'o^^ e a^o&o RtgR^Ty*^.

p ^ ^ 0 XH eM o&)^e f^S *&*3 v^^cso^e 7^^ w^Br*\do ^Xb^O,

^ ^ ^ ^ o ^o -c^^ Mgag^c&sMa &n> ^g-^^o ^ ^%g togas'^M& ?$ocf&oi&$ 'g n^DS ^^ x$ s o* ^ a ^$[^o:A^(&)^)^a

Voting of Demands for Grants for 23th February, 197$, 75 WS-76

RgRtforr- T^geM [jM)^o ^ ^ ^ ^ g p3oara3o ^dS) M g ) 12-40 p.m.

j^^o$o^6)Ao6. XM^rR) JJ ( 3 ?r^)^j 9(^o dr*^OLibeo ipCbi

i -cb 350 g"3&§^ o ^ ^ ^ o^^a, 18 [^§*^^ 3r o

^c^rO. O D ^ § < c?o ) a n i ^ ^cBo^&i^aD. §0 ^^^§*\

ooj'cr^ &3R9t$ 228 !j^o3bo6^ &d) < <n &xb§^Ty*9 eX) ^ 53^

7T05 &>%D ^)<^o a^MoO ^ O30&y^o^, 3y* 8 ^ ^

v ^ R ) ^6 !&*%$ §* , 6^g* 0M^c^X)3 J3 the f (f *g<Sb

M o ^ v^oc^ &xh4joM*^ Tr*HS -^o^rf ^j3bod ^ g_<^S*n**a

^S* Q, rp88 ^ d f \co) oo i3vcb. ^ ^ ^o^^o* -^^ ^ &<SoR

w^of X oCSbgb v ^ ^ o ^ . *5 dbeo o d 3 ^ ^ j A $ B ^ <3o% $}o5^

^8 ^ ) ^ ^^Sbo^r-^o; s&gxQPR) ^c(f 030^^)0^ OM^g^&o,

200^300 Ryr.eo ox^jg^o^ * & ^ OM^g)o^5ix), l)^^^<%03jnn -9-*g&M )^8b^, O X ) ^ ^ ^^V^^O S^ M o %>_§ O ^ M §^TTCb

^ &&076 ^rogb o^gb-u^^d). !b3b ^ <33j^o*3^0M*3 ^^beo

^oi^g^c^S* ^e^Cb. Sb^ e ^^S)§ Sin^ <^^ ^ o ^ 3b8-sy-*8

?(^ ^isr^O? <5od) Reg, OM8 ^^b^^*§ t^P^^ §*8b <3o% "8a^

^^beo^oS^, xr)^ e-o^c^^§ <3o3% " 3 ^ ^f^eM^bi^, ^_^o8b

M o R&3 - ^ ^ a r ^ 6 \ ^ ^ 1)^)1^ € ^ ^ o ^ e ) ^ sMD*^Miy^?&

5§Teyceo^3C!j^8 xb^*B^7i^ ^ 3 ^ ^ ! $ ^ 7 ^ ^j^e\5* 4T*§8b

eb 63 *Bo< b * ^ *^o-M ^oiy^jbr^^, ^,1)§J 7V°Q o 3 ^ao^O.

^5$^&.^bnr^ggb ^Xb &^c3j^^o^b^^ir'^.u'& <$^^o^ 39o-g 0) <>- d. en

S$e^^$g^*9^b^s3&ca. 2b3b Q ^ ^ 8 J 0 ^oeM cooXbiy^

^ ^ , ^ ^ § , MS*^% &%o6^ r^^^f ^ ^ S $ S , ^^^)^§*n^

OMR<}<%o ^ ^ ) . s PooS 8j^^8 )8b *3&^ a 53o o-5r* <&^ %3^

$r*^o CSb. Xi o & M aBb-atR, M^^cco, ^ih J ^ ^ ^ 5 ^ ^ o

%gb&o%&§^%(%o xsev^d). c^Mo^ Boo^o 3$^v MONS!f*3bo8.

e;^\R—XS8, o<^J RodjeM X$dX)yr OM^o&, S)o^§J rs^o^o^ &&

*3o3joo&. ^$^^eo *^^ w^^w epKk coo^ -s^$), *3j^^l)§"\

&o^oo): "5 3bo c$o5* )6f \Sb *^<^ ^0^008. Tr*3b X^o3bor^ - s o

^Sbo^PC3b, v b , oar* * & * e ^ ooj^ r^^f 3<§* b S)o &) %R&:^a,

TT^^ Js5y^ ^ 5&oN* &?^y* *3€o3b&)' ^ ^ 3 o ^^^o^^P

tpe'gTdx) M^-sr^, ^ 0 ^ ^ ^ ^ bo^{^ ^gb:;^b?n^, $ &3&o^&

^c/Tdb&?P\d)^ ^ ^ § * a^e/TRa-*, ^o^eo^-xr 4)0^ * 3 j ^

e^%)o^o&. m M e S S ^&^(6^!^ e*^o8 *5 bel) *^Xbnr^3b.

*5 b 3o o 5 r A $ 3 ^ ^ R ^ g ^ J Ki8?r §&o^ Axb^^^oA,

% 23th February, 1975. Votttig ot Oemattd^ !or Greats ibr

J§*. Jo Be*^a$)?r-^. -a-*M^g*-, i?*<i,M '" '.*. ^ ^ - ^ - ^ & ) .

ly-BS &8)-^ 433°*& cuy-ir- ( ' ^ " " f \ ' ^* *\'< ' '^ ' ^ ^

^g. e*g a ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ . 68 a g - ^ & r ^ ^ ^ - - ^ - * gg- g Aosr-Hb. ^^^_'sr' 3408^^-cr o b js-^r^- *. a^^-^'F .-.ea

gncr'gf^=?-8^rr-^!0J§"a a-8^^<M rS'-;-^ eas^ea

6^05^1^^ ^g/T^^ADp^^.^a. a*i*v ,-r- . ,,^^'.^"^<! ^

5^Cb. <s ASeS)^ ^ ^ v ^ X.nya T^^anai -,^^-u c!&,

sy-Re^^8J'y*j{&Tr-^^o&M?:^a!j ^ t ^ * \ ^ ' ( ^ ^ ^ - ^ ^

s cr- i ! ^&<. *?&.* sa^^^J" } -i?n)- - r. j*^-"tM * * . M^&&< <a -a ^ o ^ !3^oM e!&). a^.Mt <e -'.'' ^ a^e, gc/ToR ger-y* w ^ 533X'8 gjo^^y", Jn *ie< , '** <^5*V) -^S^

^§'*%OM3'^MS'gTsr''e)& * ^ ° ^ a^^A3"^'f*iM. Cn*^M'#^

%b?r )Coeb )^.o^ 3"3ot.M *§&r*oMo ) i) a^^«*.' o*,3 4'-M* ^d).

4!a &^°&^jj&b3 Tr<&) 3b 33o?v* S^a^^ i v.s'Xs , *!e. «*)A" ^.

) -c-a§ ^M^o laya-K)'. ^ ^ ^S ^- &) -saj .-!*& JA^w*^

^oA^^r-^ &aa *iT-& ^ 8 0 ^ . ^ 8

*— " <M

^43&O'&i3)jR35Jo^!0''ji^, ^ ^^-n\<-^0 <-< CMr*w*t!aA&r*

^^b^dj. oa&m^^ban ?r- o&^'uMfO 3 & " ?n * p*4! , T'> a&) v«"4$ ?ns i3 &to&v *=&ta n-' r-i&TSjMa -'. )5'. t.*. ^ s^dc^Jj*. -yot"3xSo 3$bga S^OS^^TT' S ^ EtS' A; v^S-^ ' A .-).< .^g

M^o ^Kb^8 Sjr-a RaD^ R8og^. c ^ & Tr-r&oa^c - < ^ ^ M

^Bo^w, Sbo^M &-?r cm.e, g&) er .<S & ^ ^ v ^ F ^ *)** ^n'D^b

^&oe^ ' ' * j?rg,_ca) o& &*!b, &r*&u *5M$ sr*w r*a, er*33

Jo. o. a. cXr-aM , *3/t>ge5" w)6* R!Jb, )y*o^ ^*^J ^° 3A)nn\OM.

y*o^^o8 g rr- agbA'ebja ^&eo MOMR'tr-an, !b «*do Tr*i&.

-tr-a4§d&S&^^o3^ -sr-Kr*ea OM8*^&& S&^^ tajS^otMnr^Ob. ^ A

3a &<h3j.^?3a.8. §^{a&w, O M W *^gM &3a.**t) !OQ-^oo j # v w

^ & ^ ^ ^ ^ *^ S-^^" gr*<z- !&ct^ &^y*T5 v-{yg(y&o g^H'^'g

' ^ ^"j0°) ^° r-cr- xiKga(a^oRa &;sa Rggsr^g). *#<v-e

^d)^) )!S 8. 9 %3e^'B)o4M {bg'gaj ijb. s-sr&o^M -yeo6^ sa\g

3 R 3 c8. e ^&Tr-g ^afRM %-a*ao v a a F*o^ R^&ngb Sgdt^o

^to§. go&§"oS€< -c-^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ;8o 6&y*3 sgcgjoA ve^! #y

^ ^ y ^ H S ' e& iO ^5o^&o^ ^^?r^0&. -cr-aa OMSjOT v

Voting of Demands for Grants for 25th February, 1975. 79 1973 7&

%jr*7^ e ) ^ ^ & Hc^^&&§^a^$ &oK)o^)^ RXd )5& oo)81?^

^ ^ ^ ^ ) , ^ ^ ^ o ^o&(3o ^ & , !$3ooj^7r*e^(& *3^ig ^

%6o3 ^§^cs^^3 ^oojAT )oaf *d) ojo^ir' ? X3bi ^ & , v 3SC)L.

M a ^ d ) M^^n-* ^ § ^ ^ d o . Q&jr irai§dA a g ^ ^ o F * ^o3o^o

&o-2)8^d) ^ ^ ^ * A ) & ^ ^ a eo^o^^aS b 3 3&^$MeM *3b^

w 8 ^ X b ^^:<c30. ^d*o^5D e3erny* * ^ % F * 8o3o^e)^ oco&^^oa

^ & D ^ f *§"naw ^ ^ t x o , e ^ 6 ^ 8-^& ^ 9 . <3& *3b^

^c&^^ ^T?^o3j ^ ^ asa^g ^ a ) ^ e)^s$ ^o^a^) T cro !*fRrtM co3S). ira!§o!A }^*&d&o ^^oJ^ *r*6?& o&)^ ^a&^$)D

(9; X), 3&er**5<a (^^^*) :— ep^c^, i3& ojj^ 81?sig) ^§*

atytfiB ! ^33^g 3o<%b ^ r * ^ ^ S& -^5D M & ^ & ) . ir*a &)0-0

**From t!ie point of view of irrigable area, population or con* tribution to the total How, the State of Andhra Pradesh for historical reasons is enjoying the benifit of River Krishna to the exfent it may appear to be disproportionate. But it has entered mto the Beld much earlier than the other States and it has been able to develope its eco­nomy by bringing large tracts of Ian3 under cultivation m its territory by the hard labour and valient efforts of its people and at the great cost It is undertaken to build up economy of the state much earlier than other S ates. Now also favoured it as example water was avai-labefo*day Nevrtheless various factors which have been mentioned m the statements Hied by the seatcs of Maharasntra and Mysore go to show that these the States sn respect of their need for water could not or did not utilise the waters of Krishna m the past to the extent they would have been held entitled to do so, had an equitable distribution taken place at an early date"

&aa R)8o^ Ras^a'* 3gy$eaR MRRdo *§& a)3o Rog^dR

g*o?r* *3-*er* a*3)xh§ 3oR i&Ty^Rx). 3\s& /T*Tyr5$8 3R>eM "Bo&r*

:&Kr^aM. 7V*-cr38 ?3 ipR^o% 1 M r^^So S^a-ST^RR s^oRO

:A-*lg& e^u^o ! 5 ^ ^ \ ^ j * ^ 9o ojo81^^& i^^So^^oRo^ "9o^o

^r*gj t&*'BK)eM S3^ )^a o^o^Sb ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ o ^ , 5SoS o

h)R, !^83jpo^6o^ ^R(&, o&^6o i^^Sb^S'^So^a sS i o s n ^

^srROM. Qo^rr* i$J o ^ ^ S b ^ g&*r*% 5^go 55^^o^S$o&o6

^ o ^ &cu v-syrea *y^. & ^ &^a^e^a^r"^o cx&^o * %a ^ o ^

gy^cn ^ aad&lsb r*o^ ^ ^8^r&). ^ ^ R^&lsbR ^ g ^ RgsS^

$ $ b ^ & 3^sy*a§ 8o<y*hxb3ra&, "SeorPT^^ a - ^ c ^ ^ 6 ^

1.00 p.m.

80 25th February, !975. Voting of Demand* Kir Grants f r ! 975*76.

v a &^^^oA3 y ^ r ^ Aes&r^' ^ ^ ^^^^

-gaa a. o -c b s i s j ^ ^ s s ^ o ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ o ^ ^§*-^^g €)Ojj &o8, e ^ ^lf^^^ e^^ ^ J 't^ ^^^^

ts &%6) g\v^ "c Locr* o ^R & D^gc)&^ 3.\*^* u^-^^r ^^3^

eR>ep{!P ! # ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^K5^f^ ^ o ^u^d). n O (9<? !&^ t^^^

a, A, }&og 81i f )^e*^ 3$Ty*m; ^ ^ L^^y^J M ^ ^ ^ ^ ^

-3o<R> & j ^ ^ B&!e^ n$j^?D ^J^ry t^'di, ^ ^ ^ ^ > r

&o5. aj.&^BlS^g'^^^or^a^^^^ J^^ ^,^^^^ % ^ ^

600 shyeM A^/^ gg^o:<^ g^^o &(. h) j3iM"* ^ **, ^Ur^ 4

^^oXSoo^n^^^o^?)^^ /^^^ ^&)&^-a^*^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ' ^^n*#^

&oR -u^o^o^^J^^ ^e^nr^tsT'^^ , ^ ?*),?,! ^ ^ A s s5^t^

ao. A. X) Rtr^):gR*^<xn$ €v^^^:^^) ^^j ^^ sr^t^ea.

*5^on^ts^y*a ^&^)eo A Kog^^o a^t**^?* rj^^d^ Dt<%^^

AX$o^yo^o&)gHj^ &Ko3^3o ^4j :^^MbQ6^ #C^<^,

^^rr^w^g^a 3<ag)9 (So^ ao3b^&y& ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^c^C *%3ao

^4. ^^a) *3c&eA. $ &*wen6r* g8 c ^ 3eo*?^^ so r &*8 y j

v-KT m^^j <y psir*#o ^^ ^ R$)og !Sa 3d*. *,y o ^ ^ j ^ ^

$^& 3 tf :&& $5.&. ?f* a e ^ d ^ ^ R ^ &%)j ^ ^^A^&^^a

(X%)w^a5 Xi^-a^?r^&. &So ^<&^vhoa ^ n ^ ig)oa, y& *tr*tM

yyiM ^*i^e r^*B^ Q ^ a ^ y t^do(y^a. **a&& ^^vgsa # g-s v eo. t^2.^^ ' ^ S ' )3*TB%t& jjS^ggF' *K e? <n) g

R36o^3^a&, $DgR^f J^ng> g, R ^ ^c3j^^o ar-Xb&a # ^

!^B^ ^ w - 4 ^ A^b{5 ( 3L.ao B^^S* ^^SbHb !$o&^o ^c&g#!b

3&0&1 ^o?f&^g^ gg Hbo^ ^ug $& odb €)^e J$fv^a& ^ v^^

##ys'ar*ey& e F ^ ^ n r ^ & , vogbsb *Mb^rgD! ^ w * t r w . ?ettn-*w*

^ ^ ^ ^ y a d g ^ € ^ v jgm jjo^ *&aga &eB. v * ^ (9cH o*H

& ^ ^ ( & ^ t n a ^ { ^ ^ ^ o^aT^y *a ^o^j^roS* w ^ & *

^#^y^^&^& ^ ^ aggaRaForr* y^^o ^n^*^. ta^ aA)e&^

% ^ ^ w ^ &ge^<) g^a^^gbv^^cb. )r*j^ sR&$)& #go ^

Voting on Demands for Grants (or 23th February, 1975. 81 1973-76.

aoAxra*^&>. 4)$bgo gg*<y* 83m^ RoRo e^b^o F^&)^ 8 " n^w&A

A&'S^^ c<^*D6 Rcy X)$ g ^ ^ ^ ^ g ) &-u^^*)oCb §^^j M&R"§

^ < ^ ^ §^^D ^odb85 ncxMo-^ 3$ (fg! $3bo ^xb^od)a& x!o^&o*

qo^-y-^oc^ M&**B& &803J^€?^ Sj cr §^o^ ^/(o 8^5 ^$^bo&,

g^(% ^ ^ o ^ ^Woiy* 3&oc o i$o ^^f -y-S'g^wi^ -?r*4jg)

^ # ^ e^^JoO, v^^Ooo^ gJ$3'5'&2r3K, )3oC$ ^8 ^ &

^ ^ c o <33f\ nr^ooj ^^) T 5 [$p^ 20 tP%o/6p d ^ ^ ^5^gO(%

*3jH & & ^^y*o^oa. ^oC^Re? <p&D o 3 ^ ^ c c o f &6S& SJ !y

5 }$o ^*^r^^o6^S§ &Xb8bm^^ <933#*3j3^3^$)eP, ^ ^n^gu

! *)g XioSgP^orp 6b^y^o6"*&3 ^ u * ^ g ^ g^)?r^^, ^5 oar*

ayorr )o !T ) JM^ ^ ^ [jh'B&eM =crer* ^iy*^oa), <^tn38,

^\^? ^"Bsaao, &. "§nr co e^X) 3o% o^^'ire )§^o ^ ^ ^ ^

^ S ) . 933>3b y & ^ & F ^J%^ Rr*6^oojoa. esd) Rr^iMP'* $o^,

^ o ^ fsr^^ 3 r * ^ ^ ^ ^ 3 3 ^ 3 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^<^9 ^ g 33&>a>6

* 3 ^ w ^ ^ . D. , b a ^ er*%c o ^ ^^^sr^^o ^ ^ TF^^

XoaoPoa ol3 S)Cb ^S^n-R, ^ g b J&^g. -cns$8 -^&5

$j^Sb ^ & ^ ^^) #8 tgj^Aj g) A7r* 3 r ^ ^ o . 3 9 ^ $y-^)53jg^

^^j ^^c^^$ o-o^&) <&)9o *3^eS* ^^ ^5$y"^o &o8 ^

D^c^o6^ 8^8^ e^^do. a^Tyo ^r"^9j 8o-D Tr-g^O^o^ 1 3 % ^

R^Rx) 8o^j 3r*!^^ -s gboc R o ^ " ^ 3)6"SfM 3 ) g ^ ^ . ^*§*

&)Q-D y ^ a greeny* *3o^ ^o^^) *gogjR^& ^$ -s"nao6"*

%&) ^ & o O R O ^ -s o eo 9*a o63<6'*'& ^ §rr ^ &o4x)o8. * ^ j ^ ^

"3 "34! ^ ^ e c ^ ^ c ^ R ^ ^ * i?n 5 1^^ &o%Ri. ,^M nr*^

^o*a -Kf-co ) ar*<&*6My* o^j ^ o a . X)o^F* *3^f &a*ga < ? ( ^ $o^ ^M^OM*$ 8^§* <&oa ^ ^ 8 F^^e *oK! RpMS), *gCb*?%/f RoRQ

^ o ^ ^obco &K3o^-d^Xb. -0^92)0% g *§* ! ) ^ - ^ ^ & ^ ^

*8 f c(&cp^$ % r * 8 ^ -^^lyeynr^oM, M ^-&o !§o^ -^^d*

^s-8 ^ T ^ o O ^ a ^ ^ 8500 ir-a) *3eadR<f (jo<y * . y * ^ ^ 1 ^ j^-u^M &r-c^ ^ B # .#*§2r% s;& ss^oa e ^ ^ . tn{M )3%R%<? & ^ ^ ^ ^ . ^ -c^&^ *3jjjga *^bS* AgS*^ ^o^g^A ,

3&o&. t^sDg^J" <3Ts-*ca ^e^oTV- er-v €? [^*S§ ^ o 5 M%) _

^e&^?r*^o* R^r^d? o^o^o gbo-B -c^^02)o^ ^ ^ ^ ^^^^^

^ o ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ , 3a9X$f^3^33>&K> ^)V/fo6^ g'e^oRo

8& > tRfTW&^Sf B#* t! & t^g^^r ^o6. ^ -y*tfi9Te>s% 5 ^ ^

^ f $^^>^y^ 9&xn3o43 !§^^ #^^S*\& s ^ ^ ^ o ^ 9 . -u^^9a^^

68-n

82 25th FcbrtMTy, 5973* Voting on Demands for Grants for 19/5-76.

qoa&ab [ ^ ^^ty§*^^ S 3<yorr* f^ ^033^*3^ e ^ ^ o ^

%&2-.sS ^ ^^x-s! o €30 33orr* Sbo^^o ^ o & ^ ^ ) ^ i p>cy s3a e

3<po7T* ?^^eM^$j^^ ^^S) 3 ^ ^ ^ . p5^gyon^ &R*arnf

3/fET g9r*§ a^3-ca)04!T ^Rger* ]jo<3 186 3 ) ^

]55$ ^o^^\^o ^ r f ocoga ^^ ^$^307^ ]y^"^!p^^ MtjC^^S

1.20 [§^^ a ^ ^ aoo3^a, e 3$^rr 2.55 [ § ^ ^ ^o^^^o

^^^-r-^^^e^o^^ ^ 3 ^ ^ )A *39b ^cn)nr cSSear*a§ eSSir*^

Aca. < Qj &o8 S'&S' ) ^ " ^ ^ ^ t ^ ^ ^ i ^ J ^ ^ !bd & & & &

^^* ^Sj^-^ Ao"& ?jg)-^^ iSa i^CreX) g^j ^ g ^ ^ - n r * ^ .

j€^^)M aRoS&oF'* tp-g -u o rr*85 g s ^ ^ ^ o ^ 3 ^ 3 63o^o"&

f(ir^o ooo^f* -^oo-sr"0^ SfRK) &^-^o ^ o e ^ ^ M R . ^ ^ 3 ^ ^

:6o^-u^B ga. qo cfSJ ^ &Kb§^^d). o^(X) & o 3 ^^)&, ^^^>

*^"&<%^ -^d) 6J-*RR ^ulreo M ^ ^ . ^ob &^&p ^oM^-d)

wo)oa. ^ ^ & o - D 4 4 e ^ e ^ "^o^^&o-D i^^eS^a 9o#Rtf& ^5

J^^g^D ^OMo^^d) *3a ?y*3 tyggb ^ ^ ^ f<tr^eh)^ ir 85

Rrnsr- p&r-^o Aoa, o ^ y n ^ ^ ^ ir*3&r* ^e^&xb^oA^^r^&

a&r*og3e& eXS^g^ §^XK J^-^€>& ^oOSne^^nr^^, Ras R???*

v ^ !^^3^e& ^ ^ ^ 6 tgr-cTo oO #"&, ^v^v^^ n&^^9b^

tye!3qo ^S3jo^&^ MoRbgt) sSoX) cr S* ^o^g^o^ $Cv*w gy er*

m^ocy^ 4ob)ny^^oM ^ 3v*nrX)^ Ry*3jg€ta;g v ^ ^ o Ao6.

&r*6j 6(^18Sbg^^-"Bo& Rxr*Sb ?3o^^iT*e^ ^r-6^ ^ o & ^ * 3 ^

T^03'ar^*&) &Xb^a ^^3A 5^8^ X)^ gRtr*g ooj^y ^"g^f)?jb

^ § * ^<X&Ro Rio-MR nn ^$r^o^o, ^t^goR 3 v ^ o pS#3#gO

Jg^o&o^y^^ e^ ^^^ <xR&-sr^3b. g^^^ co)8l!&^ & ^r*^

{ ^ ^ ^ & ^ M ^ o o3^s^ ^^gS ] ^ ^ I S ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ S

{ g ^ t ^ ^ M ^ ^ ^ < X ) cr ^ ^ & . T d S) 8^&!^%^#^^

^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ s ^ o o j . -sA g j ^ oco$^& t*X <ro !!b

td^^e^.^o^ ae^^y^^Q oS&^S§ bJgjMMgoR, ^ab a

^agy^^^^ S cr- i3*Sa %o ^ ^8a^T^gD, Kig o(gQ R3y3

^ # # % > ^ ^ § ^ g ^ ^ o 3 J ^ X ) ^ ^ e^^ ^ ) 1 8 ^ Rge5

^ I ^ ^ ^ a #)oO^^ XS&8 o-0# A^S^o^)^ a^c^ {& 13P&

b^^4^^%^np & & ^& d&r ,o ^ ^^"^^(Ma. ^a {&#$y^^^^^ ^ ^ 3 % ^ ^ ^^w^ow^ gy^!^6T^&^

Voting on Remands for Grants for 23th February, 1975 83 1975-76.

oa)3^ <y*ogynr* c ^ e ^ o ^ o oo)8l3a& !^19^) -o iy- ) 10

^S&^go a»Aj3 W^.e pir*a'o 14 J ^^^o&oo^coj"§ 10 hx3a6o

^ ^ ^ ^^ee^v^QD ^X) M o r a r^a^ 40 o&e) 5 9<&<M, 10 e^ex) wj^y^ coo- ) hiAoRo ^ ^ S o ^ ^r^v"T^e?o^ ccoo-s 36

3o3#yy*a) 3g)^j7^ ^3j^J.o, -^3 ^ 6 gbAo&o (j^*3^ o(5&

3 o 3 ^ ^ ^ 3$r^6 :&Rg-RR% ^cn. 14 §^^3 v - T n e ^ ^ . 3$

3 o 3 ^ ^ M 7 g (bj (j3^o$o^ 33b KoR3^3o 7 !^^^^ ^ ^

^T^e ^cX&/\^. 3$ g^orp 3b3o 3 ) *33)9o3 A o ^ -ar*7V- 6o3(5a*g&

&)%r^&^^. Q y g) &%o &^ ga-syrRM ? 3o3^yo v*3no Roue i)6& Tr*^) e w 3 ^ a ^ 3 ^ 9 Me^K^tM l^o-a^Xb. 2*

g^t^ )d^ MoaiRRt ^ ^ ^ [ *S8b p R ^ M ^ot) &0A03&0

^ ^ ^ ^ 3rjf;&v*tR), g)3^ w8l^33) ^J*^3S* ^ 3 x ^

$T^8^v*o3&3)^c4r3). ^J*^^3f ^ 3 o ^ r 0 ly/cnM 11 § j

26 o&€^ 38&*voa). !b<4oa&o * ^ ^ :$r -5r"*r*9o'S) 14 g jo

38^v^c6?r^C&, ^^ 3o3#\#o ^)^c e^g^gj 0M^j3 ve*33^9b

<p#R*aa Ao"& g)3d) oo)87S33) A-^8b^ &)&dRo oo)8l!33) ^ - ^ " 8 ^

33)€)^ S T 0 MOM&*&. e 3^ ^ 8 o3&crX)3 ^ ^ ^53%o,

e(3^3 24 §^AD 03j3gcr-S3 <%a^ ^^-<^ 3)oO 3-q)oa. ^a 3b3& Q p ^

OM^o e;oa)36 v*a43 oco^^^bo*^ e^0^8 (%M oi)3q%o 3^a

53^3)^ v^85 o^Tr-^0. s ^ )gb e^^o eo3o35? 100 Rd^oAM

^ r ^ c c o ^ v§C^^ 5R^o&&jb) -Kn3bj ee'B&R a\)^i^3)^

^ijo3o^ ?3o^\^ 3)3gb &o5 ^) 8 § 8o&^ cu)3^o ^3r*!^o

*T)(&^^o^, ^-^Sl)^ §.8o&o^&" aay*)jfo Sbocr 3)3 38^o3

^a3r*&^cXir€o^3)^^o. ^ 3 R 8 3r*gq\8ba 38*^3 ^ ^ o ^ M

^ -Kr*?bo&X)o8 Qo-sr 3)3o &^) 3)iy^o ? €)^\8o&§* 8)0o^

^ n r ^ ^ e<&€)j nR^4S sRo-D^3jo. aOo,lj\ ^ 8 * ^ ^ !3ese)) ^&

^ T r ^ ^ ! ^$)Cb Sbo'S) as^o))3 3j&3pna) db, 8)^0^ ^

*3o3J^ $§" 3o Tb§)-^r^ t ^ ^ ^ o ^ oM3)?r*^o. oR^o^ 3)o!jSb€M

^ 3 t ^ T3^d!b^ oooo^*B3) t$ra3)-&^& ^ e ) ^ ^^orv* ^^3x^3)

oo^^ 3r*3a.R5 3oao%) d)egS^r*^o ^3)nr^o, o^)3oM Luxurious

and prestigious buildings whether they are private or public should

be stopped <g3 zr^ 43 5 3o3^v*e^ 3e g)0o^ !gy*!rr*3M3) ^o^X)

^^g-y.g)g^ ^ & ^ y * ^ oo)b)3o^ {^3x^5 A 3 ^ n ^ o ^ o ^ 3)3^

^g)W^3^* Mo/(^ gMtr'eRcr'M oojo§^^ -s^^o & ^ J o ^

^o^/r*oA Diy*3f*M e^n^3&3 T^^o^^ eS)&.o&e^ - ^ S e ^ ^ e M ^

<y*gja f 5 ^ ^ ^ o o ^ w &3)8b^ RsMjj l&H €&eo T)^! M o ^

y^&3^<&* ^o&8^! -?r^ Ao^c^M TT'^. et^-i^R) ooo3 .o

3^e^^cna$ ^ ^ <r*v-w go^ao^cn-M, 4 0 ^ 0 ^ iTRo^ 3 ^ e

&4 25th February, 1975. Voting of Demands for Grants &r 1975-76.

-p*;&do <ho4j*R) §x- 8 ^o^6 -sro^d^e^ oa> &r*^03^^3 *3o *Se dr*^^€)^) ^^(&^e^ ooo nr Rt* ^^^^^jb cx^^o

($j &, 2). "§. -u & :—*^y*t)i&*'Bo o^o^S ^wa ay*v*&M

t3&DV*b33 ^)^o ! **Bsb. ^ ^ ^ ^)g^^&oa (JdS sr*eK> &o-D v^o^^ ^ccjg^iy^^. -y a *Bo<&3o3#;)*o-T'<R) 74-76! rrX) 76-76§ rr* 6 &r*[go ^ccoo^ /<^R3 *3^(b %er^ S^8

r** t^ a ir o&CJb, " -KT T3^ [5oR &o^ 4^^D^ *&§) Bey -^gc^aa !)(&

^ g ^ q^%lg* ^ y ^ * ^ ^ ^ (RSb^R^^^A, gy<& ^ ^ ^ 1

Vo%mg of bemaads for Grants for 25th February, 19%. 33 1975-76,

200 <3sf-9r*<9a 333 Rxboa. -3s 6 eys() v o ? b ^ig&. e^?^e^

3<RMb3b;S a ^ g ^ S b ^ )o ^b (^b^b^d^cr^M aRg^n, 3 ^

^-<y^^. a^8^%be8b o o o ^ gj+aoe>3b ^j^xb§^c^M - 0 ^ 3t3b o

C& 9!8"Ra33 RD€3o, ^ r * g ^ ^ ^ ^3 o/<eo^&, 3g o%<P''ab

^XSy&)?^ ^^^ &,8)o&on , S^p^-o^^n^cb {RW^aR x$l S"sg) K*

gA&c%3^(&, ^D<y^n^^^^^$rf*Cb sB^Obrr- &n*^^F^ ^ ^

a y ^ ^^orgS^! a^plSa^ **aF 150 v^o^A ^v^cb. 45 &r*j^^

2gr8 ^ O M ^ ^§^H ^ ^ 3>o-9r° oir oa5& -u y &eSb y*<§

^bAc^3§, ^^ra^A A3^j^ao^b§^-<y^d). ^g'^ Hx&5^ $ ^ 0 ^

^ o ^ M ^ g ^ ^^T^^Cb. [^Rj^eb^cy* ) 055bJ ^ ^ . Q)A

* ?Sb aa-tCb-RioAx) M^o^bo ^ ^ ^ [7T-5^e^ <3e$<)a%

oco^*e^ -$r* ^8^^-^j^^eSb Sb cr* <3e? 5 ^ ^ ca)-^g#^ sjg* A o&nr*

3bot^ ir-er'ir-o eb A30^*^c(&Sb Tr-83 ^o6?i)i^^&. g odtfnr-

*A co$i81 S) 07r* -Rr' r-ea §^^^b?r^&). -3r*cr*3) 10,000 *&r^^$b

Mbg-^§^ t^^gg^^b sreo^v^Sx) n r ^ . ^ !0,000 ^Rr*e4^

jRl^ ^8^g -sy (%e8b 3)d3g \ gr g 3bogb oMsy%)6b ^baM^nHS

^o^ le^^&o^^e o(3bc 35 tpRir'ygbo o(b^ f)aocb o?3b -y cb *B9o(6

3a 3&9*& Qo^ ^ e g D ^ ^ S^eaR T^^o^b *0 Sbg- § ^oR^^y

^ a 3)o* a. ^!a^&* ^^S*§ ^ ^ ^ 8 ^ ooj^ %§&" *^^g^sb s *^r^^*3 D^or^ 33*3 -c 8 ^8^ X)8 ^ r s*)*g t9gTr"%R ^o^oR.

X) b j n*&o&) g *3 -oeriTorr'CSb XRbg^j^, j ! 7r* T^^Cb 13 8

-y^ogbo^ 3 8a3begb pc 3b 8 5 " gbR ^o5f^^§ 3"B<&gb oa)^

y C cz Sg ^ b ^ ^ ^ iy 9b 36 3" ?Sb) ODj^o^^b &^b oTr^t^^

**3gb§ o o 2§)(A) Q8*7S .§*, <0e§ ^!e8b !Y Ty*3g# &o&jJoRa R^D

^XbTJ^^b. * ^ ^ # ^ ^ ^ s f ^ aes'&-sp' bgo §^o^ ^ "gtyoNo-D

QO^R& n^e^r"o^ @po%3D sd^^o*^&. S&%i&? "§^oooo^g ^ ^

wo-v* §"^^K) a*&$ -a-* *g-c (p*ga ^j^M^^b AS' tfdg e,

e%H%\3 e^^boa. &)S yeb, -5 8 &^§^^9b v ^ ^ ^ * ^ a ^a sy*€)

^oa Mgbg"o&Mio^3b A§* ^* M , < ^ ^ r''*r'SSb), "a*)aM4S* ^

D&d3b*&J -&^v^&j, X)*g& i "+B& g ^ 5 3os)o$o^ **&o^S^ ^crd).

-arOF**S0M&ea ^ ^ R ^ M ^ *%^^8o^^6^ ^& ^^a^Shi^

3?igboBr*, eS*** F" - 8bo!sr- (^TTCb ^ 3 ^ ^ e^RoRA io 8b **€Moa.

T ^ e ^ t gy^F jga§ Kag+ao & . 7fo^%aa v ^ ^ ^ a ^ ^<^^#e

§6 25th February, 1973. Votmg of Demands for Grants for 1975-76.

10 f% 3J+^cRa) P<2&] "3<S T*D ^ * 3 e ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ X ^ o ^ o ^ .

^ a)tfR))3b6M ^ ^ ^ . eo^^^o 60^6^ § " ^ & goRha.

h)(i [ o-y*€)6 ^coo^ 8^t;5l^ ^d&*B. ^^o^d) t*^^

6ed3Cr-d D ^ § o ^ ^ ^ ^ #"<?%%??* Mo^* ^^boRS ^ o a ^

B^^v^d) §"% ^c&e^ v^)*^^ ! ai eo cd)&3^^(gj &&o^

- Sbccn ^ &^^Tr-D V*03oJ* ^*c)gng*, ^)^f § * gj^

y^^o^)o^a M a ^ ^ ^ & . (TrarMtF* ^ ^ 3<Sb 8t) && v ^

^oA^^nr^ox). e^&^eSb X)d.)Mc^^*& ^ 3 ^ ^ & H ^ C & 8 b

gr^^o^o &&) v^53do^. 3Cb^w a^^^^o^o T^^ ^p8

[S^r'^o 0 ^ 0 ^ . !^^^ €r-M <3oao§o& eN^ *^^&^, g^g

^ & o MTT^R. &% ^ ^ $^^^ ai iSbjg 3oao§o3 A A) g,ay*%

ge) M&M^ 8&*<& ^d) Heorpr^ {^0^0^ ^RD 3d&4%) &&

T^&^co^^r^r! e^ ^ ^ ^3). S ^ ^ ^^^ $ ^ a

^ ^ ^ b ^ & . gt^a) <3%od,3ge ^ ^ ^ !! RRR) a ]p^^(&.

A!g ^ *&R^ cu)J"e^^a. q^x)^&)^ ^ d ^ ^ ^ ^ a

qowM^ 3a)^^d). / a)f n gS* 0^)?^ ^So^^ cRnea ^ 0 ^

^ ^ § * ^Dj&^6, S -cr l ^aMgao cra& ^ 5 ! ^ $ i ^ *

&rcr-xb X33 3)o&A) 3^vS" ^ ^ . ^"^ pgMgo n^a^8oA

g^!o-&f^o'3&, sigcb go6j9&), g^^S ^a^&)o8, t -u orpd)

^p!6rr^) ^ ^^)§^-^eS tails'<R5 &^{&^boA», M & d?h&

*Bjo4jj "3o<Rr* 8B& ^^J§ ^ ^ ^ vwe&RboRa ^ % S ^ ? r ^ ^

F*$*g M o ^ ^^^oa TTRa^oa) 3 ^ d ) , l g R&^F^H),

g8!^&eg^A !xf$*Af e5$) o( a &so^^CSb. §^o^& 8 v^d&SMM

)v^M 8^^3& -^a-^^, s$o^^o(inM Mooo Md*8b 16 T^g^

g^gD. Q^<& 3 R & ^ ^ S&oatf&g' 5^^nr^^). a^ytr^

M T B ^ ^ o&r&^5 12 l gBS'o'3) gt%HS &s!Sg&3Ty A3, &oia!T^&

S^gTlsJRoM ^ & ^ g ^ g e(jr^g& }j^3^ ^3o^cS &>gB

^ ^ ^ ^ a ^ o a ^ e ^ ^ ^ ^ c ^ ^ M^*3^ : & ^ ^ . HO -^S#^^A& ^ ^ <XD^ g& o SbKMM&oa. &r^g^^ g g ^ o

^ g ^oa. lyas e)g$M $. ^o^&f^ aa y^ w%i^ !#4^y^. 3D -ST" *r*ca &ga g $ ) ^ ^ .

{ ^ ^ ^ o ^ & ^ g ^ av c9X §"%& 197i^$,y#^ ^^^^^, ^ g c ^ ^ a , e& %!^ a*$g ^, ^i^

$ ^ ^ a&saedr ^^ $ { a $ ^ w e , ^ e ^

Voting of Demands for Grants Kir 23th February, 1975. §7 1975-76.

<F*o&& ^r*^Cb^^9bgb ^a K)0^-^eg3O(& M ^ o o ^Xb-sr^R).

Ryg) r^^o B ^ ^sjy& ^s3^$)^^ S) o3& e3J ?y €r* ^^^3§ ^&o35o

3&c%&r* ^ g!^^o^^ 33$) -Er r ^ a B b ^ ^ ^ a . ^Ty-^ X)Cb Xb?r^

A & f ^ ^ ^ F ^ "S^e^ o&^o aC&^ab3^a* cr*a^ vg^o!p7r^t&

i&r'X) 3boe)?i) <g 5)^orr *3^0§*^ou^ w ^ ^ o ^ o o d ^ ^ ) ^ ^ X b ^ R b ,

^ ) "3. -o--*ar*#tf-o-*;3) b)0b ^ d & ^ 6^ -ar*v*& -s X) o/fe o

RR<f Mtjb^b^r^a ^r-^*^-l). ^deo6^"5o<^*3o ^^ir*e6^ a&fbibR^a

^ r * ^ ^ ^ ^o-^^r*D5 ^tr^^o <g;3r i3 *^^go^ 3 ^ ^ - ^ ^ .

r-F* €r*oo(f rr* o ^ ^ _ ^ ^ g)Tj^^bo <ser* v^gboc^ i d &^€^^r*

e^ &jpgR)o!^rr*e§ ^ ^ D ^ T ^ ^ ^ b * g r ^ ^ o ^ ^ A^" ^o^&f n^6^

R3&3& *^e)^*^^^!6oA. -sr^^ & 5&k)€)0 i^6^ ifoSo^RcM R D ^ ^ .

iy^65 A^^o -xrvoQ c&o&, Tr*6§ *B X * y ^ ^^o-^o&, tsg^ig

*^*g^^ ^ ^ * ^ J . ' )o!ir(y6 ^^"r^^g* tpoa)nr* ^^4)^8b, ^ ^ ,

v^e^b ^ 8&o?T^ ^TT'^, sSr* /^d ^ AgYdf 3&oa. T)&6T&)

d^lBo &§^^^f RgRlWo eiOa^ & -^-^ ^Sj^ A S " s ^ 3D atfMo *0^.

^ o ^ ^ ^ g j ^j&oc&^ e>oao-R^<R. "^o&o ^oBo^sb^) ^ o ^ ^ ^ b

^acBv^^a aRy<R> o ^ e o ^ j ) ^ 8B^#* 3oc&*a. ^a ^ j ^

g$ D ^ O & O ^ Mo35o &^8b^ ^ * 365"<) O^F^ COJO-O 63 AS'S'^'

^ o ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 1&§" (b^SS S^cr^ ^goyr' ^ ^ 5 ^ o g*aM-*na^

Q6l!&^ * 3 ^ ^^jgo-a ^ i ^ g ^ &<*x* ^Oo^oA 6^irgv* P SSF

^ 5 "gaysg *^iy^ga6 &^a^ao^g-&^& ^r^v^ir^rpe S&tsgRy*

^ *u^^t^o r^85 iy*er* a Hg) 0 8 ^ S 3 ^ ^ 6&F& e-^gd^o

83 28th February, !t*7 VanngofHemandbf^rGraats (by

n^e^a^aoa^^ps^^g^ ^ ^ ^^^^ ^ ^ ^

*^&§\ ^$o^r^, -^-xnw^ &i^ ^ ^ * M y^on^ ?y^^D,

g^cTr* 33^^33^38 bo& M^n^ ^ ^ ^ ' ^ ^ <\^W*

^ &€j * &^ % M A W ^ H ^ ^ €^3^ ^ ^ #^r.oH

<j3& j# ^os^^ ]jMR&*o-0 !n^RJ^^) bd) ^ *\^^^^ 3%Ho

X)AAoa, ^ot^oire^ 2Q0, 800 v^^^ 40 *&)%)*) ^ g A ^ 3

e X)^ ocL^$ a*&oa, eo^^s &A a ^ ^ ^ o a s^^^o^^eg

Sxa Q-xp a &%^ ^. $ j 'cinux oRa ^& &d^o&^ s ?s ^ ^ ^ 3o4) *% ocr woA, C^o^ v^^o 5ah ^ & ^ RcAo^cniQ!

& e $ ^ ^ ^ crameoa Ki&^o&o ^ /($octr*!), ^ r M c ^

^ 683E&*, A (S n) !p^^^ ^ o ^ & ^ ^ ^ S ^ *

#^&g t'&t'Rsaea ^ M l r'g^ Mjh^o * % ]#*o*o#* A

i^j^ ^ Tar cb *83<M *S)o ! &^<^o y ^ ^ t ^&$ # (ar*jM

&$4 Ao^<^, ^$ ^^)^jo^ T M & ^ 9 ^ ? tb#*(3:in !d&^D

a g ^ # & ^ 1? KH& ^ ^ ^ ^^y^B y ^ ^ n^&An^&, wr***

-^#?^(6 *&## e^4<w&, vw#^ -w**3&, #;H^ ^ ^ ^

&#p # ^ Ao8, #!)&$, 3 gF-<*3 ^ ^ ^ § b C ^ e ^ ^$!W^^

HM^b 3%##R* ^ ^ M ^ ^ , ^o$Q# %6&, w*C? & ^ A ^

Voting on Demands fby Grants 25th February, 1973. 89 Rr 1975-76.

R8X)g)93a ^8b/6ay^cr*a§ !X5o(&^o 035800*1!) Rr*i3ro%o ^ty^O&x^o

&r*8b *&eM g ^ T j ^ e a RiRDSKiy* cooo^ sSb^[^o M ^ ^ ^ o ojj^oCbg;

8b9b ^^-sr^t^^ eO^X^ *^e^ &^)8bo&Du^^b.

^ 8) -cr^^^^ — ^ o ^ , D d ) g ^ ^ , *&?$%) 8lSsxg*, $Sy-/<^

^ ( n o AsSj^og^ [SSahf * ^ & ^ ^ . ^^g-^^§ 42 § \) "a^ta. 4^

f^Sb ^oa^<Sb o^y^c^as e^oogtfo igdSb ^o-y* S$g0(5, -sr a 9-3

^&^go^a )$- (Soeo K5]ys3j07v- Cbj M%-gTiy* ta^a eKSbSSJ^^ornAoa

^ ^ § ^ ) L ^ ^ ^ ^oS"* ^ " ^ ^oQ. ^8g& ^ t ^ ayToX&R) Tr*3b

378 e^eo 8)-er"C0jM a o ^ o^^^g ^Rj^eo ^o^l3& ir>a^^&M

a,!? §^d5 10 o^ex) sSKxreo 3d33r*a§ ^eo^a ^8^06^ ^r'^ ^y^^a

3<3r* R>. ^?^S* ao^a *gv^c&, a 3i3j$a 7^d)^ ^ta^o&x) ^ ^ a n Sb M& & ^ 5^o^ 3&^oa, *=5) -sr*8 &o<& ^o*^&ei )Q& u^^eM

a)TT>oxr°9&) ir e)b< 53bo6 e$*s^^O€U a^^qo ^Xbu^^j v & a^bo

* ^ A [ j ^ ^ S b ^ ^ ^ ^*^ <3Sf. o a5*. -^9g^$)^8o^ ^^o-&§^5S^o

^K3* t^jJl^o6^ 800 ^ o 6 -^SbSbeo 12 3bo<5 a ^ ^ ^ § ^ aCb^)

t^?r^eb. M'gg'&Hb ^^gsSboiO fn83 ^ c o Soa^Cb 7T-8§ ^^y8b

T3^tSb, * ^ ^ L ^ ^ L ^ ?r*B§ 8rXS"3o^ 3^8b?r^d). ar°o3oo&M ^^o^b

RgH3"*3a3* ?6si) o * ^ ^ ^^s^bo c a 3R;y%o csCJb^^b^a 7ra oCSb{%o

*^^, esogoo ^ ^ ^^8i8be3^ e^o^\^ ^"§0 o-Rcr*&§ ! o3btg\o ^Kb

TC^^Ob. ^^8^8bo 3Si*-s-*tfo &o"&*^ a !T^"3^ ^ 8 -stRa^DS beoo

&X)o6. ^ ^ *9 -ar*orr*a$ ad)o^§ ^060^^06^ ^ & ^^eoMBb^b

&X3-*^OM ^ ^ tr^^jrv^^ ^-^g^ g*oS)^Cb ??*& $T8^ ^C^Hb,

§ 'a )7^4r^e)6^ X^ovoo ^ g_5b "go bcb, €3 *3o<3b ^

! & y * ^ ^ d g ^ *&^Cb, nr Doles' 5$^g)3^ 45 [rrS^o^b

8*^0^ q ^ S o , oojo-s 45 !rr"cSr*ceb ^ 0 §* -s** <3b,

20 sSboar Ob tPODSS !7^&r'e€^ '3 3T L ^ *$ tSb. g ^ ^

! y ^ 5 ^ e ^ 3ov°so *^^^^ 5 ^ ^ ^ ^ r ^ o ^ ^_Cb *3v*8b, § ^ ^

^*6j f&r*^\^cTgC^ coo^(3b, Rr" )^o^o *3^8)&S$ ^Cb^) !^o^o

!F^&el^)(R eiy^^A^ ^ 0 ^ 0 , o&x) ooj^S^"^ n [j^o^o *3e^a3

!S)^^do ^oa. &**3 * ^ t^^sb^ ^ M ^ - a ^ ^ igRago ^ 0 ^ )^^"Bj^a. ^e<^o^ ger^F^ ""&% )^R}5b d ) , ^n^cb^^^cb ^oa

tsRiS^, ea *5o^J nr*e^y^e^ 8Sb^^$)oa u r T W R R ^ R b ^J^^^*

^-xn^ ^ 8 0 ^ §^?^ said! e&*a<F'' oa, <ya ^ ( $ b 3;3 s$e/ro^,

^oa. u*^^ b$o-a !x%a%jgo e^-ao^^e ^ ^ - a ^ ^ $ D ^ a ^Rc^o^g** ao^ a;8b $>oa, ty^a }6o% 16 *3$) T^@M ^ a ,

IS *geo r^^o *^?go tP$)^boa 9 (s&^e ^ ^ *3oC^ea a ^ R ^

68^1%

% 2$th February, 1973 Vtniag on Demands for Grants far 1973-76*

^ob^a^^a3&^^o6, ^&^^^^:a^ ^\ ^ w

^d^reo^ 8 ^&ej T)o^^. The^ai) ^3^M A)t)& A^^f^^

- ^ xs^^^^5&^nb aR8*%aa) X b ^ d ) ^ ^^^ ^ <6**

ay*a-&*w. ^^^^^ ^ ^ ^ r ^ ^^ * \ ?^w^ n ^ ^ 600 i r ^ *&Cgo elA)g ^ ^ o ^ 8 , ^r4?&$ t3Vv*<*. n ,. A'

g*3 % t &*;\ gu^r^\ M " € ^ ^^y : ^ ) *i ^^^ *^r ^ ^^

& & & 5b*B? 8^&g ^ ^ ^ S ' eRir'P'Rva^ea, ^^^ ^^ "^

& M M & 9 R % T * a & ^ 3 ^ ) ^ ^ M s s ^ ^ ^ ^ , ^^'^^ *"y*a

xS*gg e/To(g 5^6^, X3j^?g^h iMsWiMf* ^ M ! * f A * ^

^ ^ ^ d ) . ^e^To^, ^ R , T r - R ) ^ ^ '33" M&' ;^ $# ^

^^j t^o^o. %r*?(^ a^*e ^8o5 X) 8^ Mn*& ^j&r^^ 3Q0 #gb?be

^ooo^ 1 0 e^J?l)^ ^og 3&R\#*4J &r cn y.^on^ ^ S^5^A,

^o^ 60 93&3R o ^ g w M S^o^ov*&. t^&O TtaiBbfAur* m ^ ^

jr^gre^ €P^e $^^&)o&* -spad cur* g{5 ? r * ^ 8 &%&*()&

- ^Sge^r:—TheHovw !$ adjo^atd to ta*e( a$a^ at .$-30 a. m. tomoTww the9Ah February ;975.

* *5S p. m. J (the House ihea adjourned (i(f HaH past Bight of the Cbeh oa ^Mmnd^y 6th Febmary :973.)

^ APPENDIX l^T$ 9 N Mtn,HPURPOSB R!VBR PROJBCTS A N D

iRMGATmM DEMANDS FOR W5-?6.

*:##<% act ex^d!m R^^.^i,3Ww^w* t^DMaa^ Mo. X M V

6

^ t *

Voting on Demands for Grants 25fh February, i97o. 9^ for 1975-76.

2. In the Annual Plan for the year 1974-75 a provision of Rs. 38J2 crores was made tor major and m e d m m irrigation projects against fhe original outlay of Rs/i2.7 crores This increase of about Rs.3.42 crores consists m nn!y of an additional provision of Rs.4 50 crores made for Nagarjunasagar project and Rs-50 lakhs for Vamsa-dhara Project and the balance for other major and medium Irrigation Projects. The provision made in the Annua! Plan budget of 1975-76 fbr the major and medium irrigation projects is more or less of the $ame order of *974-75 viz, Rs. 88 crores. An increased provision of Rs, 298 90 lakhs has been made fbr Godavan barrage as against 200 lakhs in 1974-75 and a provision of Rs.10 crores has been made fbrNagarjunasagar, as against 9 5 crores m 1974-75 Thel.D.A.. Washington has agreed to give a ban of Rs.45 million dollars for construction of Godavan Barrage which would go a long way in com­pletion of construction of the Barrage by June 1979, that is,much earlier than anticipated

3. Six major irrigation schemes were under execution during 1974*75. All of (hem are n o w m progress The amounts provided these schemes is expected to be speat m full by the end of march,l975. The hon'ble Members are aware that the drainage works in the Godavan and Krishna Deltas which were previously excepted under non-Plan were brought under Plan in the year 1974-75 The scheme is baing continued under plan during 1975*76 and will be executed as plan scheme during the Rfth F n e Year Plan as advised by the Plann­ing Commission. The amount provided for the works has almost been spent.

4 The Hon'ble members are aware that under Six Point Formula, the Govt of India have atloted a sum of Rs,18 crores during A974-75 for accterated development of backward areas m the State. Under the programme, the Govt, allocated Rs,23 lakhs fbr the medium irrigation schemes as follows.—

Varaha leservoir .*. Rs. 6 Lakhs

Lankasagar project .. 4 „

Balancing reservoirs of K.C. Canal and H.L.C. +. 9 „

Construction of check dams each in Ananfapur, Kurnool, Cuddapah and Chittoor Districts 4 „

Totai .. Rs. 23 Lakhs

The same provisions are nwle fbr the schemes fbr 1975-76.

5, Tha f&Howiag statement gi vtp information on the total esti­mated cost of major and paednMR irrigation projects, irrigation poten­tial to be created, ameunt spent ttpto 1974-75; provision made fbr 1975-76 and the balance amount required for their completion,

S T A T E M E N T (RUPEES IN LAKHS)

^3&.,6., A,

Name of A c Scheme

(3)

Estimated cost (Rs in lakhs)

(3)

Ultimate Approximate Provismn for Balance amount ayacut in amount spent 1975-76 required to 000 acres or to be spent (Rs. in lakhs) complete the

upto 1974-75 scheme (4) t5) (6) (7)

^ ^ S ^ g a ^ a n ^ g M Project .. 31,247.00 ^^Y^i^adhafa Project .. 1,839.19 3^ % ^ v a j % Barrage .. 3,732-00 4^ # a a odavari Delta Dramge : ;8§c#BBSMa .. 4,630.00 (*)

St Vggpgedda Reservoir .. 237.55 6 THjaadava Reservoir .. 515.00 7* €H9^nr^3Baaael .. 217.70

& &aapw%3aoa! .. 420.00 9.r o^HdEempro^ct .. 223.00

1 & Pms^Rwervoir .. 100.53 ^:.^'JM^JH-^.C^age-:^Andhra).. 1,174.41 !2. ^ (Board) .. 64169

2,054.00 148^3

16.67 45.90 27.00 17.56 8.05 12 30 112-55

20,039.00 390.86 530.54

2,338 00 186.24 35017 198.31 175.13

94.63 1,357.71 649.11

1,000.00 99.40 298.90

345.00 15.00

49.60

1500 10.00 5.00

2.00 2.00

10,208.00 1,338.93 2,902.56

1,947.00

36.31 115.23

4.39 234,87

218.00 3.90

(*) The amount indicated is &r Stage-!. When Sfage-H is iociaded the cost goes upto Rs, 69 crores accordmg to present estimate*.

Votmg on Demands for Grants for 1975-76.

25th February, !975. 93

<3\

en r4

^ en

a 45.

tn

5 < en en

en

598

3

g g . S g g g 8 g g g S S . ^ t-t ^ t-W ^-{

s ? 5 ^ 3 3 3 3 a s 3 S n 3 $ g ^ - t S ^

c- ^ o\ ^ *-< tn m *-

rn ^

^ s § * s

^ ^ g S ^ en ^ os d

^ ? 2 ^ o o o o o O o o C 9 m S ^ t K t i ^ ^ S S o o ** * "3- *-< en co

143

3 en

<3\ e^ oo ^o t ^ en

en en* e^ en ^ en

oo 00

a en en*

en

g

5-

pa.

%^ ^ ^( !- ^ ^ oo <h c> ^? H g ^ ^ cs t^ r

3

-w C> t-t < ^

.ag 5 § -S3* m 00 <^

E$

§ s ^ ^ ^ o H ^

^ s a ^ ^ $

s ^ § c a a g 5 s

!

3 § a 8 a

*S a 5 ^6 3g ^ ^ c3 tn ^ vi 3

94 25th February, 1975. Voting on ih mauds (or Grants for !9?3*?6.

6. Government Rave proposed to compete aii the spiti.oyer schemes durung FtfthFw Year Ptan. n ^ ^ T . snt^ th re a saSs^ nttal increase !n the cost of wotks dn^ to ematattmt ot the st o! hi hour and materia! etc alter the pronation of the i iith ! ^ %t,ar Pian, funds to the extent of R.s. 233.45 a ores ttmestmuind to h^ rc^u;red to compete all t *e works,

MAJOR tK.RK*A!KW S<1^ % ^

7 Thefottowmg debits of progress of \toiks on ^^h of the Major and Medium Irrigation Projects may he ttot d

8 Nagaqunasag.^ Project :

For the Arst time, water was stored in !974*73 upto fut! re$$r voir level ofptus590 L e upto the h?p of thoC^st (mtes ^h^h enabled supp!y of water for a Urge second ^rop ar^a Ht K r ^ n a Delta and Nagarjunasagar Puigect,

9. Progress of works during J974-75 ;

Right Canal ,

Works on the Nagarjunasagar D a m have aitnost been ^op^pk" ted. The works on the Rtght m a m caaa! uptoM, 66/3 havg t een completed to th^ extent necessary and additions! :rr gat!on poteatia! created in 1974^75 for 7892 acres in Vtnuhonda ta!uk *a bh^k Nos,!! (part) and 12 Water was re!$ased to the new ayacut ! y Sf! H. P. Dhar^ Honourable Mmister for Pianning on 2-^-t974. in addttam to the work m progress, m several reaches of m a m canal* !4 structures mcluding three major aqueducts on Duvvaleru, Te^ga!eru and Gmni* lakamma aqueducts are in progress. Three structure* have a!most been completed.

10. Works on branches and dtstnbutarjcs in Mock : t (part), 12, and 13 are in progress, 6 3 % of the total quantity of earthwork excavation havmg been done. A cumulative irrigation potential of 7.46 lakhs acres has been created against the ayacat of U.74 h&h acres contemplated under the caaaJ*.

1L LeRCaaal:

The works on main canal upto M , 85/2 hav# been wmpie^ed to the extent necessary and addRiaaai irr^tioa peteatiai af 27.W0 acres was created in blocks H (pgrt} 14 aad !3. Weier wee x^ees^d to the new ayacut on 31*7*1974.

12. The work in several eaa&as of RMga ^ M $ ! upte M . i§0 is m progress. Two BMtoary $^wtuM$ InoiUding TMtMMterR e^pedeet have b^m oo^s^eted aad tw# #ty#cture^a^ ; pcogyw. The M^wg

Voting on Demands & ? Grants for 25th February, 1975+ 95 1973-73,

of Munneru and Sripuram deep cuts is al*o in progress Works on branches and disrtibutaries m Mocks 13 (part), 14, 15, 16 and down stream of Munneru Embankment on 21st m a m branch canal are m progress. About 2 3 % of the total earthwork excavation has been done there The total irrigation potential created on this aide so far is 3 08 lack acres under M o w irrigation and 17,0C0 acres under lift irrigation.

13. Durirg the Annual plan discussions for 1975-76, the planning Commission and (he Government of India were informed that the D a m having been completed some yeirs btck, the Reservoir can supply water fbr the fu!! extent of 20 54 lad, acres contemplated under the scheme But the difficulty is that fbr want of funds the canal system fbr the entire ayacur area has not been excavated and hilf the potential viz,10.7 lack acres only has been created so far. ihe state Govern­ment asserted that it will not be m a position to allocate more funds for the project in the coming years, withm its resources stretched to the limit. At the present rate of out! ay of Rs. 10 0) crores per year it would be possible (o bring m additional area of only 2 5 lakh acres unde irrigation by 1979 80. O n the other baud if the Government of Ind;a invest Rs 100 00 crores from 1975-76 to 1979-80 by way of addi­tional assistance besides Rs, 10 LO crores provided m the Annual plans by the state Government an additional 10 lakhs acres can be brought under irrigation early in the VI plan.

14. The allotment fbr the year 1974-75 is Rs.9 5 crores. The expenditure mcurred from the commencement of the project to the end of March, 1975 will work out to Rs, 200 39 crores A provision of Rs. 10*00 crores has been made m {the Annual Plan Budget for 1975-76.

15. Programme fbr 1975*76 *

Nagarjunasagar Right Canal

The works oa a right canal upto M , 86/0 including blocks 13 (part) and committee works beyond M . 8<S/0 will be kept up It is programmed to create an additional potentia! of 20, 211 acres m Vmukonda Taluk.

16. Nagarjunasagar Left Canal:

The balance works on m a m canal upto M 85/2 and block 13 wiH be taken up during the canal ciosure period and all the works upto M.103 on m a m canal and blocks upto 19 are proposed to be taken up during the year) 975-16. E9brts will be made to complete the works on m a m canal upto M<99/2 and branches and distributaries m blocks 17 and 18 to create an additional potential of 18,000 acres including 10,000 acres under lift irrigation.

1?. Pochampad Project:

Work on (he Pochampad Project which is bemg Rnanced by th$ Woyld Baak 4 making a steady progress.

96 25th February, 19? 5, Voting on Demands for Grants for 1975-76.

Progress of Works during 1974-75 ; Crest level of the Masonry D a m has been raised to E L plus

1035' for the entire length while earth dam hat* been raised to E L plus 1086 bv June, 1974. Distributaries and add channels upto K M . 82 to cover 1,16 lakh acres have been complete**.

Rehabilitation of 24 villages has been completed by 1974-75.

18. Programme ior 1975 76. It has been programmed to raise crest level of mason: y dam to

E L plus 1045' for the entire length by the end of June, 1976 and earth dum to EL p!us 5096 by e**d of June, nt/6 Rehabilitation work, m another 22 villages is m progress Earth v\o:k excavation including structures on m a m canals w;!l be competed upto K M 116. Lining of the canal for 68 K M s , will be completed by end of !uae 1976 and the entire length of K M 116 of the canals is expected to be completed by June, t9?8. Distributaries and Field Channels beyond K M 82 and upto K M H H will be partialiy completed by June, *97(\ The entire work is expected to be completed by June, 1977. The provision for 1975-76 is Rs. 14,50 crores whuh is at the same level as during i974-75. The expenditure incurred on the project from its commencement upto 1974-75 works out to Rs. 74:06 crores

19 A total irrigation potential of 1 16 !akh acres has been created by June, 1974 as programmed. Irrigation potential for 1 5a lakh acres (cumulative) is programmed to be created by July, 1M72 and for 2 lakh acres (cumulative) by July, 76.

20, Work on the Lower Manair D a m on either Flanks will be taken up and keep going.

Vamscdhara Project

This is a major scheme m Snkakulam District consisfiHR of a barrage at Gotta with the left main canal of about 67 miles long to irrigate an ayacut of 14S,228 acres (49734 acres new and 98494 acres existing)* The project serves the needs oi the backward district, It was stated in February, 1971 and is m fuH swing, Work on the barrage ism progress Fiood banks on either side of the river upstream are coming up The wotk m Mi!es H, 7 and 20 of the canals is being carried out departmental^* In the head-reach work has been let out for 3 miles upto mile Rye on contract. Tenders fbr a iew masonry works also have been settied and work ia being done.

22. Tungabhadra Piojecf, High Level Canal Stage 11.

The work in Tungabhadra Board area was already completed. As regards (he works in the /* ndhra area the cumulative expenditure will be about Rs. 994 00 lakhs upto and 1974-75. A a irrigation potential of about 23,100 acres was cteated, During the year 1975-76 an amount of Rs. 240 lakhs has been provided fbr the project and an additional irrigation potential of about 22,00 acreas is proposed to be created. The widening and lining work of the High Level M a m Canal has been completed for over 63 K. Ms* agamst the total length of 7p K. M s Further work is m progress,

% ^ n ^ a b # ^ # ^ € ^ n ^ i*%;tg&a$ distributaries " ^ W ^ M ^ ^ i . Bxc$vatioa #f (he Altw braach

Noting on Demands for Grants &r 23th February, 1975. 97 1973-76,

has been completed upto 14 20 K. Ms. including distributor Nos. I to 6, Further works from 14,20 to 39.68 K. Ms. are m progress.

Formation of concrete diaphragm works in river bed portion of Mylavaram dam has been completed. Foimation of right side eaith dam from 1600 Meters to 2850 Meters is nearmg completion. Work on the Cuddapah south canal has been taken up from K. M . 0.95 to 8 K. M s .

23. Godavari Barrage :

The new barrage is proposed to replace the century-old anicuts and serve the needs of existing Godavan Delta Irrigation which would otherwise suHbr m the event of a failure of the existing anicuts. It is vital for Government to complete the Project very quickly on account of the precarious condition of the anicuts. The State Govern­ment posed the project for the World Bank assistance in consulta­tion with the Government of India. Negotiations were held ih Decem­ber 1974 and the world Bank agreed to give a loan assistance of 45 million U S. Dollais for completion of the project by June, 1979. Even under these arrangements with the World Bank, it will be neces­sary to make suitable provision m the Five Year Plan and Annual Plans of the State and also obtain additional Central assistance. These matters are receiving attention and it is hoped that they could be Rnalised and agreement with I. D A could be entered into very shortly

Work on the Ra!li branch is being pushed through. In addi­tion, work on Dowlaishwaram A r m has also been recently taken up departmental^ upto 12 spans Pending Rnalisation of Bnancial arran­gements with the Government of India m respect of world Bank assistance a provision of about Rs 3 00 crores has been made during 1975-76 for completion of the balance work on RaUi Arm of the Barrage and foi gotng ahead with the work on the Dowlaishwaram Arm.

24 Repairs to Nizamsagar Project *

Several measures suggested by the former Union Minister for Irrigation and Powei have been taken up for carrying out repairs to Nizamsagar Project, to restore partially (about 6 T M C ft.) the capacity of the reservoir lost due to silting. The repairs will ensure protection of the ayacut so far developed The work relating to raising of the spillway gates of the Nizamsagar by 4% was taken up hy M/s Thungabhadra Steel Products Ltd., at an estimated cost of Rs. 51.20 lakhs and has been completed. Improvements to canal are in progress. Excavation of foundation for regulator and excavation of tail end channel is also being taken up.

68—13

98 25th February, 1975. Voting on Demands for Grants for 1973-76

25. Drainage Schemes :

Under the "Andhra Pradesh ( Krishna and Godavan Deltas Areas) Drainage Cess Act 1968", the beneRcianes are liable to pay an annual diamage cess at ratts varymg from Rs W - to Rs 20/- per acre The Krishna Godavari Deltas Drainage Board was first con­stituted in November, 1969 under the Act for planning, execution and review of the progress of Drainage Schemes and administration of the Drainage Cess Fund The Boaid is being reconstituted R o m time to time

26 Progress could not be fast m the drainage cess collection in the initial stages owing to Heeds and cyclone which hit the Coastal Districts m 1969. Many of the ryots went to couit challenging the constitutional validity of the Act, It was only towards the end of 1972, when the constitutional validity of the Act was upheld by the Supreme Court the Drainage Board could launch a speci.il drive and some headway in the matter of collections The Drainage cess coHcctcd so far is Rs 17*35 crores as against Rs. 20.00 crorcs to be collected

27 The expenditure incurred from 1969, when the works were started with the special assistance of Rs. 300 lakhs made available by the Government of India, is indicated below

YBAR AMOUNT SPENT

(Rs, m lakhs)

1969-70 ... 300 1970-71 . 575

1971-72 ... 390

1972-73 . 180

1973-74 . 445 (including Rs. 125 lakhs made available from drought relief funds)

1974-75 .. 448

Total : 2338

The Honourable members are aware that the Andhra Pradesh (Krishna and Godavan Delta Areas) Drainage Cess Act 1968 has been extended for 6ve more years from 10-12-1974 The works will go on.

^3 , Physical Achievements :

'* - About 6 3 % ofthetotalayacutof 220 lakhs areas has been ' r^E^d of drainage Congestion. A n extent of one lakh acres covering &Hn? lying areas has already beneSted. The provision made for the year 1975-76 Re* 343 &K&s Rnder the Drainage sc&egaea.

Voting on Demands for Grants for 35th February, 1973. 39 1975-76

MEDIUM IRRIGATION SCHEMES

29 Out of 16 medium schemes under execution, Varaha Reser­voir is completed. The following 6 schemes aie completed exceptmg for works such as excavation of distributaries, remodelling of Held chaanels, payment of compensation for the lands acquired, etc i —

(1) Pumpa Reservoir, (2) Rajohbanda Diversion Scheme, i3) Musi Project; (4) Bahuda Reservoir, (5) Lankasagar Project; (6) Kotipalhvagu Project.

It has been programmed to complete the balance works m res­pect of the schemes during 1975-76.

30 PuuVENDLA PROjECTt is m th? initial stages of execution. The work on Chitravati amcut has been taken up for execution It is expected that the scheme would be completed and irrigation potential of 60,000 acres will be created by the end of Fifth Five Year Plan Gandipalem Project envisages construction of a D a m across the river

PiMaperu m Udayagiri Taluk of Nellore District to ungate an ayacut of &053 acres. The work is programmed to betaken up during 1975-76 Apart from the allocations indicated, efforts will be made to allot sub­stantial additional amount to push through this scheme

31 The remaining seven schemes ate under various stages of execution as indicated below —<

(i) VOTTIGADDA RESERVOIR (S&IKAKULAM DISTRICT)

Most of the head works are completed The right and left m a m head sluices are completed. Excavation of left m a m canal from 0/0 to 3/1 is completed. Excavation of right m a m canal for a length of M 6/0 plus 330 is neanng completion Partial potential of about 11,856 acres has been created so far

(ll) THANDAVA RESERVOIR (VlSAKHAPATNAM DISTRICT)

The work on the earth dam is almost over, the head sluices are ready and water was let out for 8000 acres for Rabi cultivation during December, 1974 Other works are in progress Rehabilitation works have been taken up on priority. It has been programmed during 1975-76 to raise the dam, to complete canals, to pay land acquisition charges and to create full potential.

(lil) KANUPUR CANAL (NELLORB DISTRICT)

The m a m canal was completed up to M . 11/5 in all respects and a partial potential of 1004 acres has been created. The work

100 25th February, 1973. Voting on Demands for GranLs for 1975-76.

between Mi!e 12 to 20 is in progicss, It is proposed to complete the entire work during the Fifth Plan The provision made during !975*76 is Rs 10.00 lakhs. Apait from tins allocation, efforts will be made to allot substantia! additional amount push through tins scheme

(lv) GUNTUR CHANNEL (GUNTLR DISTRICT)

The m a m canal is almost completed and water let out for irrf gation The Astributaiy system is completed for an aiea of 20,000 acrea and the balance woik on the distributary system fbi the remain­ing 7000 acres is m progress,

(v) Gazuladinae Project (Kurnool District)

The formation of earthen dam on both Hanks is in progress The expenditure on the scheme upto 19?i-73 is expected %o be Rs. 164.70 lakhs- Provision made during 1975-76 to tackle the river bed portion and to acquire the submersible land.

(vi) Ukachettivagu Project (Mahabubnagar District)

Major part of the work is completed. Partial potential for about 2,0M) acres has been created as against 6,7oO ac*cs contemplated. The ptovision made for 1975-76 is to complete the second stage mvol* ving raising the F.R.L. of KoHsagar Project and to compete the canals.

(vii) Swarna Project (Adilabad District)

Partial potential fbr 3530 acres has been created. The works are m progress. Concurence of Maharashtra Government was received for 6xing the F.R.L. at plus 1183. It is proposed jto complete the work during 1973-76* The provision made during 19?5-76 is fbr acquisition of land and spillway and canals which are programmed to be completed during the same year.

A total irrigation potential of about 12,300 acres expected to be created during 1975-76 under the medium irrigation schemes.

(32) New Schemes:

In the drag FiRh Plan there is a provision of Rat. 3 crores for new Medium Irrigation Schemes in Telangana and Rayalaseema and Rs. 2.5 crores for Medium Irrigation Schemes in Backward and triba! area* of Coastal Aadhra. In the annual plan fbr 1975*76 the Planning Commission could not provide any amount fbr new schemes due to IimKgd resources. However* a number of Medium Irrigation Projects and Zbrrala project are being actively investigated. The following jMhaaaes ar&in advance sfa&e of investigation:^

l. P^miing an advent aopoasPeddanMam^ Srikah3?!am District* 3* Forming aa anient across 3&Kpavati, Srika&uiam District, 3. Forming a Reservoir acraa* yaMavagw, gMzammam Dia&ict, 4. Forming %n atuAm^MW? Vas&4waja swapiy gadi, Rurnool

D$$tric!. ^ 3* j^a^4 r # M ^ K^MMm Di$(ti-

Voting on Demands for Grants for 25th February, !973. 101 1975-76.

6. Forming a reservoir at Satnala, Adilabad District. 7. Forming an anient across Komalanchavagu, Medak District-

8. Forming a reservoir across Papagm at PedabaHi, Anantapu? District

9. form:ng a reservoir across Sarada at Raiwada, Visakhapat-nam District.

10. Forming a Reservoir across Bodderu near Konam* Visakha-patnam District.

11. Forming a reservoir across Swarnamukhi near Madduvalasa Srikakulam District.

12. Forming a reservoir at Vottigedda, Warangal District, 13. Forming a reservoir across Peddvagu near Asifabad Adilabad

District. 14. Forming a reservoir across Swarnamukhi near Dandigam,

Srikakulam District The intention of the Government is to start these schemes as

early as possible. As many of them as possible will be started during 1975-76 and Government will make all eRbrts to secure Rinds for this purpose,

33. The ayacutdars under Yeleru Reservoir promised to pay an advance betterment levy of Rs. 300/—per acre m instalments It is proposed to take up Yeleiu Reservoir Project during 1973-76 after the icalisation of betterment levy funds

34 Members are aware that Somasila Project has been inclu­ded m the Vth Plan However, for lack of funds provision could not be made during the 6rst year 1974-75 of the p!an and this year also But efforts wiH be made to provide funds later on for taking up this work and completing it durmg this plan oi early m the sixth Rve year p!an

A N D H R A P R A D E S H STATE C O N S T R U C T I O N C O R P O R A T I O N L T D

35. The Honourable Members are aware that the Govern­ment established Andhra Pradesh State Construction Corporation Ltd. Under Indian Companies Act, 1956 and it came into existence in July, 1973. The Corporation has taken up lining contract of Pochampad Canal work for Rs 670 83 lakhs At present the Com­pany is also having the following works on hand —

L Lining Oodavan South Main Canal

2. Precast lining for 16 miles

3. Srisalam Blocks

4. Nagarjunasagaf Canal Works

5. Smgafem Collieries.

Rs in lakhs

670.00

50.00

100.00

100.00

500.00

101 25th February, 1975. Voting on Demands fbr Grants for 1975*76.

During the first Rnancial year, ending on 30ih June 1974, the Corporation did a gross work of about 40 lakhs aad made a net pro­fit of about Rs, 35 000 after meeting the full cost of establishment, depreciation for equipment interest agamst ban taken agamst the con­tract, Development Rebate Reserve During its current Unaticial year ending on 30-6-1975, the Corporation proposes to undertake Rs 5 3 crores work at various places and contmuo to do works costing about Rs 6J ciores work every year for the next 4 to 5 years thereafter.

A N D H R A P R A D E S H S T A T E IRRIGATION D E V E L O P M E N T C O R P O R A T I O N

36 The Honourable Members wereinfbimcd during the !ast session of the Assembly that the Government had undei contempla­tion to establish "The Andhra Pradesh State Irrigation Development Corporation (P) Limited*'. Accordingly it was established M Septem­ber, 1974 under the Indian Companies Act with an authorised capi­tal of Rs. 10 00 crores and paid up capital of Rs. 20.00 iakhs. The aims and objects of the Corporation are to take up survey, investi­gation, construction or execution of scheme ard works tbrexpioita* tion of irrigation potential of the State and ior maximum utilisation of available water resources of the State and also to Cdny out inte­grated schemes for the development of water resources for ungation etc. However, for the present, the Corporation is restricting its activities to lift irrigation schemes and tubeweHs. it has already been mentioned earlier that updertha supervision of Ground Water Division the Central Ground Water Board has taken up explotatory tubeweHs Programme m the State. It has been decided to transfer to the irri­gation Development Corporation some of the 41 tubeweHs which were dug by the public Works Department and considered successful. The wells would be transferred and the cost of pipes used for each tubewell (but not centage charges) will be treated as States contri­bution to enquiry capital and loan to the Corporation*

37* The Ground water Division with headquarters at Biuru along with its staff and machinery will be transferred shortly to the .Irrigation Development Corporation. This will enable the Corporation to cotinue further programme of construction of exploratory tubeweHs in the districts of Srikakulam. Visakapataam, K h a m m a m , Karimnagar W a m M a l a n d Hyderabad.

*J3& Detailed survey of (^3 tabeweMa ia K h a m m $ m District^ hasBga^aomp^tcd and these works are pwn^^taa^e^ {# he ener* g i a e ^ ^ Survey work for ab§vt 12 tst^waS? in Eaat and West 6 o # ^ A aad NeBore district is in progress a-adJ^ is programmed R> eo^^^sM^^#wB$inMay, 1973. ^ ^

Voting on Demands for Grants fbr 25th February, 1973. 103 1973-76.

39. The Government have proposed to place a further sum of Rs. 12.00 lakhs at the disposal of Irrigation Development Corpora­tion for Cround Water Deveiopment in Rayalaseema districts under Special Centra! assistance programme for development of Backward areas, The Centra! and SLate ground Water Directorates have already been requested t^ identify the areas with ground water potential m Rayalaseema districts to enable the Corporation to establish pro­duction tube wells.

40. The Corporation has selected 19 Lift Irrigation Schemes fbr execution and the following are proposed to be taken up on prio­rity basis:

(1) Vegeswarapuram Pumping Scheme on river Godavan m Kovvur ta!uk;

(2) Kumaradevam Pumping Scheme on river Godavan in Kovvur taluk;

(3) Lift Irrigation Schemes on Yeleru river in Peddapuram taluk of East Godavan district;

(4) Vaikuntapuram Pumping Scheme on river Knsha in Guntur taluk and district;

(5) Mothupally Pumping Scheme m Chirala taluk of Guntur District;

(6) Lift Irrigation scheme on Nagarjunasagar left Canal at Mile 3i (R5) m Miryaiaguda tdluk of Nalgonda district,

(7) Lift Irrigation Scheme on Suddavagu in Narsapuram Village of Adi!abad District;

(8) Lift Irrigation Scheme on Godavan river near Uppatla village, Manthani taluk of Kanmnagar District;

(9) Lift Irrigation Scheme on river Bhima near Tangadi village, Makthal taluk, Mahboobnagar District;

(10) Lift Irrigation Scheme on left bank of Codavan river Pragallapalh village, Bhadrachalam taluk, K h a m m a m District

The Corporation has requested the Government to provide to the extent of 5 0 % of the cost of the schemes amounting to Rs* 1 68 crores and also to increase its share capital by Rs. LOO crore. These proposals are under examination.

4!.* The Tribunal on Krishna Waters gave its report in Decem­ber 1978 to Government of India and t) all three States concerned with the sharing of Krishna waters viz, Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra and Karoataka The Government of Andhra Pradesh has sought clarification on some issues. Till the issues are clarified and the final report is published by the Government oflndiaitdoes not become binding on the States The Government have been trying to safeguard the mferests of the State m respect to the allocation of the Krishna Waters to the State. The Godavari Waters Disputes Tribunal has commenced its preliminary hearings regarding the allocation of Goda­vari Waters to the States m the Godavari basin.

42 Andhra Pradesh is oBe of the leading States in the Beid of irrigation and Agriculture. It is known as one of the River States of India. Alfhouph a large number of major and medium irrigation

104 25th February, 1975. Voting on Demands for Grants for 1973*76

schemes have been completed, stiH many more are to be taken up In view of this the Government have under contemplation the integrated development of both surface How and ground water resources* Given the required resources, irrigation potential could be sed to the maximun extc <t, and agricultural production increased considerably

JAI HIND J, Vengaia Rao, Chief Minister.

1975-1976 a&o ^<3Tasf R& g<3s*<N, &<3 &*&%o &:&*o<&

1973-76 So;g^o*aS aaanRRe asa+o8h

ag# a;

1975-76 RoR^vtM, Asi^c^ ^o, XL!V aS^o ^^nai^

& ^ ^ d & ^ S ^ ) e ^ o ^ d^, 81,79^61,600 AR^oR ^ , XLVb^5

^d)^o ^ &r°. 70,92,09,100 e)Sb Sbo^a ^ 3 ^ ^ , Riaa^R g ^

2 l)^ xrs, g ^ t W M ^ & ^ ^ 1 ^ §^^o 1974-76 gbR -y- e )^T^^6^ an. 88.12 §"*&M ^oa)o^a^5^8^ -^^

*3x)R&) e & ^ ^"Sj^^o ^ . 82 7 S ^ . Kb&r& dn, 5.42 S di

^So^e ^ & ^ ^ 0 . &^!^ icr-^^ R-°?<g* !^^8b S XSo ^ M

dn. 4 50 6 &*>, s$c^v^^ ! ^ ^ 3 ^ S&3t^o ^ M dn.50^^^D, SbaMA

^ d * ^ ^ ^d&s 8( 3oo % ^ d ^ M ^(Sod^ {TStTgeaa 6 ?3o ^6!5^)

^^o^cS& ^6 ;&K^a. *^g ^ d ^ , ^ ^ y ^ ^ ^ r ^ ^ ^ ! Igsbe

^?3o 1978-76 -y*6 p3wtpS'<9'' ^ * ^ ^ w o $ S^o3 Sbo^i Rjo^a

1974-76^ ^ r ^ M ^ ^ o ^ dn. 88 6 ^ &o0. 1974^6 ^

a^srga ^ g ^ ^ ^ o dn. 200 a<&ea ^ ^ < w o ^ Ao^rp,

cb^ 298,90 e<&<&) - ^ ^ ^ ^ c o o o ^ - K n ^ & ^ ^ ^ ^ o 1974^76 ^

ta. 9.5 § ^ ^ ^^ojop^t Ao^n^, dn 10 g^^) 4^0000^ 1978-76^

igc&a&ea. -5^^o^§*g^a o^^&c!& $^a g &r*. 45 a3e<x&& cr^d d?c a&"cSSo cc&cn&§ ^oA^6o^o& S ^ e 1979 er*^ Ty*H3

taoib ^bf m M o ^ CTe gcoo&rr'^ fy*3r*36 ^o^q^ ^p 6

n^^sb, 1974-76 Btb *^<^^d^ bagr^d)^ x$#v*go ^ gb <x) ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ O M , S3 ^ -tatasbrr* e&g^ 8i&^^bTy^o^. ^

^ 3gg^<a $f^o *$^w^a^a% * 3 ^ y ^ 1976 Ky*6^ o^D§ ^ 6 7 ^

^ ^ ^ ^ ^ c ^ a ^ ^ o & S e^c^o aaRo8. i^^^^^d % ^ o ]$o^ y /((%

taRMH ^ c ^ $ ^ ^ ^i^^O, ^ g - ^Bg*e)^& RR&K; ^d^e)

^ l,%7g ^^4f^ g^W%^e* ^ & ^^y^j^

Voting of Demands for Grants for 1973-76.

33th February, 1973. 105

R&eSj 197^75 6^ ^^ru)o^A^ ^ ^ o u^u^^) ^^^r*ao^

^^g-o^^S X ) ^ o i?-* ^ ^ o 1974-7S c\r. IS § <b ^j^go

5^d^ 8anrgc&^

1 h

dr', 6 e^eD

dr . 9 e&eM

dr*. 4

"3j^^ o Rr* 28 o^oo

1975-78 3 R$-s-°&3 q'g^'Sj^ ^oojo^ o u8)&oa.

5. "^d^d^, < $^d^ §)^^d3^e) !j *38bo "Bjo^o eo^nr*

^oo^o, &&3^&)^o ^^b^odi)o ^ ^ o ^ o ^ }j3-*o o i974^7S dsb

^ j ^ ^ ^ 0 ^ 0 , 1975-76 3o3g;yu-*D§ ^ ^ ^^oooo^^ -53^^ :&°8^

^^cr"^§ ^5gX)d^ Sb^*^ "^^ o-543§ ?3oa)0 oO ^2^=5^1^^

68-14

25%h February, 1973. Voting on Demands for Grants ibr 1973-76.

KM O

&^S3 & *1 ^ ^ ^

05 ^ TW

- § is *

3^

o

^ '

^

^

CO <0 O 0& l O

-< CO O^ b- O O CO ^ CO 00 C^ C&

oa CO C& O^ -4 CQ -4

CO C3 C3

<5> C3 O O O $3 g?

o, -s; oa <3 o* O 03 CO ^ ^

C3

CO ^O C& C3 CO C& C3 CO

CO U3

O <M *-<, 5 +-<

CO SS S ^ ^

<o co &- o& tr

co !* co ^w -

CO ^

CD CD 0

-^ CO to -^

o - CQ

tr S ^ ^O !HD C3 S8 ^0 ^ CD g g <D ^ 33 t^ !?- &^ CO 63 OB ^ ^ < ^ ^ ^ ^ ! ? -

C D 0 D O < 2 ^ 5 < ^ S O < ^ C 3 - ^ c ^ C ^ M ^ O t * - 0 € > M &

^ f C ^ C 0 C O C O t ^ ^ 4 C ^ C Q < ^ o a c o t - * a 3 Q a u a < 3 t * s ' S 9 * - <

** 39 #& --& M& 3& &* .g& g& O ***

^^

Voting on Demands for Grants for 1973-76.

%th February, 1975. 10

<M

CD *-*

* ^0

CR CD^

<*H>

ac CR)

8261

- no SO

CO <5D

OH

,744.00

U3

CD

^ CD* CO

<

573

CD CD

U3

CD CD

CD CD

S3

O CD

CD CD .0

0

CQ

.00

CD C9

CR CO

CS) oa

.00

CD

5 §

<D

to e 3 ^ MB 3 M* CE **. ^

t o ^ J c D c - ^ r ^ c ^ c ^ tr- S CO tr- S S CO

^ Y3

^ i

t t %. 3 T * T

CQ

!= 6< 9

33 33-3 3 t* P is 6

^ ^ g §E

S3 (m

108 23th February, !973. \oJting oi Demands for Grants for 1973 7b.

3. g^Ka t -cs $E:<S 3 ^ 5 <pr*CA3

10 00

2 61

4.00

5 00

8 00

S00

e r H

4. 53 < a^oi^ca

5- 9oa&8oK) oj8^$?j

6. *3o)j5f ^ ^

^)d^osb^$)orr' ^ e ^ & ^ M ^8^^o^^rrD, ar*. 35^-46 ^ )

* ) Sb o o *y S5o &<y^ooo,

7. * ^ ^ ^ ^ & ^ ^ ^ r ) 0 X)^-s^^-—a§*"^ ^ l ^ i ^ ^ ^ ^ g

L ej L u

8. Tpvrr'CoR^f t^r.^^ :—13ood)^^8n^ i'J74-7& ^ ) ^

8^D^g03od) xSbioo 690 M., eo§) ;"3Xb i^^ ip^o ^d^) 5 b X)og

€)ca eo a L eo L *BoM 53o&38b &^ eg}o-3o8.

9. 1974^75 d^ M ^ e o ^ R& :—icrr^^r^^f cy^&u^

;ucao$o-a i^^o SSS rcr'^ ^ 8 ^ uppoosR. ^ ^ ^ ^ - y ^ ^ a

66i8 lb go ^ t) e sS ?j c g) ^o ^ ^ ^ 8^ e) oeo o a,

1 9 7 4 - 7 ^ ^ 3 & r o & ^ e y " ^ ^ H R D ^ (§*^F36!&)^oa

12^ -ar> (j^ ^ rr* 7,892

2-8J974 *§&?$ "§o!& ^ry^-s^ ^o.^ ^ & t. ^ 8 .33 r^o^) t^^aoa.

19. (g^o^gygo), 12,48 -ar*gbe> ^ r^o-Q -^€^e^ 3o&c4

eto^aa. ^ i r ^ (8o<y *&oj[o !1 74 e ^ ^ J^^r*^ ?^^ < -^C€)A

^ ^ lL ^ ^ ^ J ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ / ( ^ ^ ^ ^ #6^

Votmg of Demands for Grants for 23th February. 1975. 109 1975-76,

12. ^ ^<9S<*L ^D 108 IsbeM 3(f^ <^/t)&)^a. 3bo^Cb

M§g*B&3'* 33 s *Bo^ ^ airgw^e 5j3 S^r^ e oojoa 3o8 "9o^b

rxs^Kiia^a. 18 rro^^gj) 14, is, 16 o ^ ]T^^e, ^ o ^ -s-*<9g ?Sa 3 b ) ^ & 8* 5b 8^)3 21 3 *3oa6b tpv^g [y^o-0 -y*eg ^a

§^3^^&)3^a. es^^-d *3jj^o 3b63 ^3jggo 3 a ^ ^-cr*^ 23 $^ $

MOMO&. (0R& v^eg ]§od Q0^3dSb 8 08 &<&p ^ir^osb #^cbde grange & o a . 17,000 ^i^osb ^&g^^ <$r?a gr^dgo gj-c

18. antRM 3D § ^ ^ o d !3^*& ^ 6 ^ <90uoog&, 6s9-crgc3&cb

^ ^ o )jod ^$0^)3 20-54 et&e ) -u e3b g)d) 3d$Tj^ go&XaRa

1975-76 iy^e^)jSW*M8b 3oM$o-0 ^ ( ^ ^ a38a3$)^b, 3 ,ixr*#-s-*

3o^a§, o}^ r3$b-^a§ ay^3M^o aaaoa. a bo §^^3^0^00?^ *Boo o eo3bS^o6^ -sr*ogeM ^s$gdo be3-y°*^d) ^o^3^Sb 3 fo

M03M&M& 3y*!^^ ^ o ^ 10.7 e(&o ^^-u^eSo 3y*!^^j ^C5bde

gT^^oo ^ ^ 8 o 8 , v3b;^ 3o3^ir^e^ 1^3^ ^ % 3 ^ o ^ ^ ^

38$<y* (^^Sb §^3o J)&) .3 a Sboo y o M o g R g ^ "g^a *^^d&^^o8.

^3ycgJ 33)3^ 6wr* & ^ (^ 10 § djo ^oa)o-a^coj^, 1979-80-sr*&3§

2*5 o<&e ^^-u^oSb3j^[^*^o&(3b^o^^r'a§ ^)eo3^8, -s a -u 3°) {3$b^Qo

-^e $r ]3i^#$ft$^ Ar^cco3)3^ dr*. 10 §^^ogb g^rr* "§o!^ !3%b^go

1976-76 &o-a 1979-80 38*sb dr*. 100 §^a) "^naa ^3 3^c^ co ej e)

<s(f3 )3w^^^ * ^ J d ^ ^ ^ ^d3on^ 10 e><&9 ^u^^bo S0b ^o8o^ ^3TT"^0 2&?3^a

14. 1974-75 ( 9.5 § %j ^^j^cooo^^oa. )^*a^ 3a -a^B 3^M3bQ-0 1975 3jrQj 36 3tf<i dr*. 200.89 ^ %cb^ Mccooa. 1975-76 -^a ^w^^^ a^&xKy* &a^3o e^, To §^&^

"§&r*oa)o;& ^OMoa.

15. 1975-76 § ^ & o :

Ty*rr*t&3 A^^§" gj& ^e3e^

&air*€^g 18 (§^o%3dSb) ^8bg^ Rg-e 86 IsiMM 3d^b 33

a&Ragboa. 86 ^Trg^ ^c^nea ayauo^)3 3a gruz-r ^ g j ^ ^ a .

a^j}T^ -^53^-^ S" rr^ 20,211 ^-o^^8b ^^b S' 6^ o -d or? a S

^ ^ogysb g^a&gj3^ 3a, 153 S b ^ a 3a -s-*pgeo 3 b r ^ % " ^ ^ ^

1 io 23th February, It* ?i>* Votmg oa Demands for Grants %er 19,3-76.

*3og)^ gd )?<e -ar'Sbe aa ^^^A9 ) o 3)(&oa. T)g v*egh)3

99/2 e^^^9o, 17, 18 -ET>&9<r*a !y^o&^), X5o c5 vg ^ 3r*J&

^^cy^aS ^?sb^)o& ^ e &. xreorr 10,000 J^v^^ ^ A

&*<? / ^ ^ ^ ^ 18 000 ir'osb §0 art-tiRe ^tfgo ^ ^ ^ S ,

1974-.75F*e3&A^g&:^ 1974 75 e ^ ? ^ ^ o A ta g

?^5^^o q, <)<f (+ ) 108S gtf&' o- aatja. & g <a^^ ( + )

1088 Rcfsa o^^oa, 82^ §. !b. atfa o&c! ^ge, ^o&)v^^ ^a r 9 taoMoa b^ $S r*oo?r* 1,16 e^^ JgTytag) S)d) e^Kb^O.

1974-75 nr^M$24 !7r*&r*9& ir*^&o^6o^o^*jgo^<)&,

18. 197S-76T^g^&o : 1976 t^-aga^iM ^ a ^ ^ o ^ d

gjdjo .)J* (+1 1045sb, (+) 1096a "RogoRia M o ^ o ^

8)&oa. ^ o ^ 22 !rr*Rr'e)& ^^Su^^^ yeao^ S3S ?^3bg^a,

116 9. §b, S5C)Sj * R s-o^Xb^ a-o^w^e)^ ^ ^ ^ i**^o S^^§

gd3os)^^oa. v $)g g^&o/^ XH3 1976 a^^ ^^8b 68g 8.&),3#3b

1978 ^^Cb9b 1 1 6 ^ 9 . ^ $S^) ^ r ^ ^3&&oRa eVoRgg)

^>%^a. 82^ 9. bo. &o3 118g 9 Sb, eb^o RoRcS, g 4)- €g*

^ a ^ g^o^^^o 1977 a^R) -KP S9 p 5 e ^ ^ o ^ a ^ D o ^ ^ ^ ^ a .

1974-756^ §^o^o^ ^jaayr+'g 1975^76^ s cy* ^ 14.SQ

?*4R) ^^ojoo^Aoa. ^^$j ^o^^o^g^^^o^ 1974 76 g#& <^. 74.06 4D 4 ) ^ exxMoa.

19* agcu)o^a#on^ 1984 ^ ^ ^ R 3 1J8 ad&o J9ir-e^ b^!

^^doo EfaRoa. 1975 ar"g ?n09 L62 9<%e -u^o& 1976 ^ ?

^4!g ("SJJ Jgo) 2,00 e^o J^me9b && Mo&&oR.

g_^) 67 g)#^ -s-*<g & v ^ o o ^ {5"_glt9,784 J -cyeg), a^dfM^

98,494 .Mv-e& ?A)jgoSbg i48,SS8 ^vesb ssdayia bob woHb

abo8. *3^ag %g* S-c-M &{^!J^ A ! *T!9& &B i97i tc

g&y* ^o^g) -caa&an* ^*?b8b^a. vc^sss wa&HM^a.

Vofing of Demands for Grants for 25th February, 1075 1] 1 1975-76.

%boW[<% F^d) ! ^ o ^ o ^ 3 3D 9M<f"§ $r 0 ccooS. Motg*

^o^3bo6^ 33 "Soj eD oco33jR &o-3 1974-75^3^ 3^a a. 994 e&eo ^ t ^ eccooO. -o^3 30^007^ 28,500 ^ v e S b & a e5)3ooa.

76-786^ ^4y*oMo3) <x3ba)^ ob. 240 e ^ o ^ , ^ 3 0 7 ^ 22,000 iy* e8b X)Cb tpo8o 6j'*&§ X)o^^o^2)&oO [3?^^ <^^3 *s e?g ^.jgo

3A3 70 3 & o . ^ & , 68 § 2b Rtfa * 3 ^ ^ 3oR6jo, e? 3o^b "^oa*jo

13 13oaa &o& 88 3 *3oaK) 3o"a ?(e) 3o^cS is^€)ge?^33^ /6og

^eD ]v^o-& -s- eg 3D :§r*_8 ooooO. 13 oe^a 3^o^ 6 3 "3oa3b 3(fa

/fe RoRcS ^ e g e $ ^ 33^ 5xr*a ra^oO -s-*<9g ^3 14 20 §, b. 3 # a

^T 0 ^coooO, 14.20 &0& 86.69 5. b . 3^8o 3D ^ ^ n ^ ^ 0

33€)3^o cr^3boa 3oao§o3 3 & ^ ^ o 6 ^ - ^ 0 ! § ^ R o & ^ $ % 3 & ^

1800 Sl^)^ &o3 2850 h^cf 3o^a Sod t 3 ^ 3bM t?*3ooDv^Mo

$T 0 -y-33^3^a. 0.95 §6** tb jtf &o& 8 § &o, 3^a ^ 3 ^A.a

v*vg 33 iS3&)Ro O^oa.

^ * ) ^ *^o*3^3 3^*5^ Tr-R e3^^je ^3od^ 30ioiy-e3 Q55y

%>3^ e3^^eSb !33r-^o 1^^3^033*3 33^3^ !3R)R3boR^ /^cr*36

*3cr* M ^ a ^ e v33T3**<R & ^ o 3 3o^^o-^^o e eaoS e3^&3^

!33J-*R ^r-oD3.*3^3 38^^6^ &3^oc^3c , [3-**3&&) )3^)^o (3a^Q^6^

^*^6 ^o^e)?) &3^a. rr^^ ^S$3^o * o[d }3^jgc^ 3o[330-0,

^9 (j^^aa )33o^ oogj RRtdRo §^9o6 1974 d*^o^a#^ *oo^

&o:&tp M3rr-oo3. ^e ^ ^ a 1979 e^g* nn^§ ^ & -sr^^oo&e^ 45

SbBoaSRs ^*Sb6^§* cr^e^ Coca 33^o3oo *^dacr^3§ )33o-^ r*oo8b oR^

0o-3oa. [33o^ ^r-ooSL^ ^$ & v - ^ a8R33y3§, 3o^3^ [3*cr^

d^A i^&^ Ty*a ^3-ca^^e6^& ^ 3 ^ ^ o M o ^ e o 3o&<%o, ^ 3 ^ )

**3o^ 3^o&o ^o($^w &*% v^3^33^^bo0* -e 2)3.caj e 3 J ^%

$3j§^3^o ag&^b^b^a. -ar*a§ ^ba Cj^32b^j, eo^ir'&c^ e$3\a

3 o 3 ^ $#e d ^ * ^ 0 ^ 0 so^o" 3iSb)3a es^o^^o eaoa ^

-u c *g& r^o-o 3a d)^&)^a. 3a§ (&, (y3^o"o, ^ ^*oC6 3{33 8^<^ T^^3^or^ 12 & o a^a ^3^<^a a S oa,- !33o^

v^ooab 33*oRr*D6 3oe)0$o& ^r-^^ t 3 $ ) ^ ^ e 6 ^ A v ^ a ^ba

dr*3!bo3*?c S§ 3bjo& y - g ^ ^ D -a--g6 o ^ * ^ ^ 0 3 33 ^ ^ 6 * 3 ^

:r*M, ^ 3 ^ ^ o ^ o & * ^ 333 ^o^)cr*35 1975-78d^ 3o3j^d)d), 8,00

112 2„th February, 1975 Voting of Demands for Grants for !975-76.

g^cco^ 03n-u^go3o^ Dog ^S) (Kb55rd) 6 g*§^^ ^R;§6j(R)?6a)) §^o^

^ 8 b ^^^9o-^c^^§ rr&> &r>:§ o ^ &&3 i^^^o, S)&§^^. W

& o ^ n^db !^-Do^)g 6^rv "^g^- ^^oe<^ ^&)^o aO^oa.

^ ^ f sdeu^O * <b&) 4 1/2 <g. *^o^c^^)3 ?5o8)o$o^ gD^)

*3o^§*\ ^bo^^[^ ^^* [&*<%Sb,3 OSb^g" (3b. 5L20 e^o *3o^nr*

^)tjb^ ^^3oa^ e ^ :&-"% oojoe. -u e Sb e$^\5 S3^a^ a3b?6

^b-^ojo, *B?t)g C3b y ) ^ ^ o Xb7T°a !^5$^o, (f 5^o^e ) ^ ^ o

gyrR ^R^sodb^b^a.

25. & ) & ^ dS^o S$<ys*ao :

"1968, eo]^*3f (^^f <sr*a-*38 * 3 ^ ! ^ o ^ e o ) ^ ^ ^

^Xb\ iX<bo" [jo^, ! ^ m ^ ^ o ^o^sr^Ob ^(fo ag^cRS ^ ^/-^

&o& 20/- 33316 o*3 ^ i^-^^o ^ & ? r ;aoR>76 ^ ^ ^ e ^ ^

50o-^^oX) o&^oa 3^3, /^-a^s5e *3€T e 5SboCbrt) ^*&^o X3$$-9re

d ^ , cpgbeo )XS?<0 ?6S)o , R , l ^ *^^ &3 ac^5^c& X)gb^o ^ o

tjog *aM%4y* 1969 03)d)^ ^m^oMoa. 6^d^ ^x^gygb ^ir^^ ^3^6^a eg^jb^b^oa.

26. 1969 <y* §^<^ enoSb g&R^^g g^Reo, ^ ^ ! & sScj^^oy^

)^^o% ^ ^ ^ 6 ^ 13_*)l3ig Kb^ 55X^^6^ ^5b^g )^^a <3r*$0 <%o

e^W^&), %T"er* joa *B^be» ^&)o -or*arvooRR3'%33 ^e^g)&a^TT^^

^ ^ § 3b9b B rj(3b. - (bo -u^^oo^^^o^ ^eo^bo^?) Kbpog^eb

19^2 g d ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ( b , B ^ ^ ^ eS ao 1 $ ! ^ ^ S)&^&o^

P^g^ a§&, § o a ^$o^e^oa ^pafg^ % J & M § (b g ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ J eo MCMoR. - rr b. 20.00 § f ^ ^ %

3cas3pa ^ a . , 37, & ^ !i&*tfogba% 1969 a g ^ ^ # n ? A v ^ ^ ^ ^ g o

?jo5S \(fo ' ^3b) M DJ^o

^#^Y ^93^70*^ 800 & # € ^ , ^ ^ ^ ^ 673 ^ .,

" ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ? 3 ^ u 399 ^ . 180

Voting of Demands for Grants for 25ih February, 1973. 113 1973-76.

(1) (2)

1978.74 446

(M*r°3\^ R3*cca agbo &o<3 e^oo 3&g CJ . 126 <^o^^5^)

^1974-76 448

— — g ggg

1968, Mo^[aS^? (^^. /^T^^8 ^ ^ ^ o ^ $ M ) ^ . ^ ^

*^Xb^ ^^jo 10-12-74 &cd 6 3o;3g^ir-e3T'6x) T ^ a o ^ a d o ^ 1 T ^ ^

^<^b RgbcoSb *^^oxb!^ S3&5X) §^^?^^)-^ojj.

28. &*$oa;5 o^oo -

"3^^ o 22.0

boCb b <3-°ta%e d6 ^ 2§)oa ^ ^ ) o*3r*p9b Boa^ o^Le ^xr^e

g)j)y^^$ qaRtf"3 ^S^j^ss^o ^gJ^Ooa b)(!b b ro&do 3<y-sr*<9 g^od

1976176 ^ o ^ ^ o ^ dy-, §45 o<&o ^j-^oooo^) gd3ba&o5

tpRieo^ctRa^^^ 16 i5b^c^d^ 3^-s^e?^, ^ ^ ^ 8a-u^dR3o

^y(^ ocjc^, 3o5)c4 *s^ego [gsSQg'o 3oiJ *5^€)go^ ^Qf\ dr^^r*oao^

<%Rx), *^^9o-D^ g$J- Sboe b ^HH6^(fo 5^05$) RM!$^?Mo6S3 55^

3e ($oa 6 s3#-sreE> ^ oB^qooo.

h s5o^ ag-tr^cRcb, 2. - o ^ ^ O a o ^ s o ^ o ^ ^ ^ o , 8. i5oy*X)

!s3r** &. 4. s) o -cr 5 M tng o3o Co 5 eo^^^F* ] -*"3sb

6. a aaa-ssTTib {^^3j. CJ?

3e3<yv^e8b ^o3)o$o^) e;ov^ & ^ ^ o ^ ^ 33 1976-78 <5^ ^ p 0

^oCj^o^ RoS^o-^aaoa.

80* ^ * 3 o 6 e [^"g<) ^ e ^ ^ o ^ ^ e d ^ A ^ a . ^)+^r-^e

a ^ ^ ^ ^ 33X) MR)<K) 333o^ o *3s3< o" 836aoa. 36 3#-s-*Kb ^ 0 X) eja— —* ej (% ^^ ^p

^oo^d^ ^-cr'^ i9oT9-*a§ 60,000 u^e)8b S)^^cb^o %r^^go iggr'd ^ o ^ t3$o-^8)(&)^)^a.

^ ^ ^e*3(& Rai^ cr*&)0 irgi^D§ ^ o ^ O ^ ^ a . &&-cr-jgo 8068

.Kf-u*<pg> cC^g&)8b X)^^r-^^e e^^boa. 3$3&& 1975-76 F^ 3 ^ o D

KSog^o-Raiaoa. ^a^d^^ "^^cooo^^ T^Sbocr* 36:33fS*o 0 c3&

81. S b a M 6^b <3%-y*o t bco 3e!§oa^$or^ Aurg^oMt-

68—15

114 23th Februaty, 1975. Voting of Demands for Grants for 1975-76.

"3a^ I^V^ ^ ^ ^ ^^oay^oco. 8bA, .)<%&) )j3^^ 15^5*

3roo)^€o ^rcf cRr*OM. 0/0 &o& 8/1 3dgb ,)(%&> *^g -s og (^3g^o

^ e'oMoa 6/0 8$0 ^ gr^^sb && ib^ v*cjg t^^o ^ r ^ ir^aixha* bsSr d) 11,856 ^ir^oBb s;o^3dgb ^-n&S' &^^&<^e3

3^S ^C^o^e)Aoa,

(u) TroasS ee3tr o&(!b fg)v^sp3&^o ^ :

dc3!rooj^ 1974 aiaoaR)^ 8,000 ^ir*e^a v-S)^^)^ &<& ^c^e^o

8s6^oa. 5)c$ 3beo aabT^TT^OM ^)3imr'^o 3^6)!^ t ^ * ^ ^ ^

e;^j, -*r*63D g ^ ^ o e)8ao^ cr^bo J^) ^osyroS, -s^e^e^ S§T^

^oKre3, ,$j^Do^^^ =cr°6&) ^So^^oX), 23^8 A^^^o 3<Rb^c&r'e3o

^^oT^eA ]975-76^ ^^g!5guO Kr'&'oao-RaSoa,

eXh^ M o ^ J ^ o ^ A T ) ^ -sr*t)g 11/6 )€30 SSCf r^cojoB.

1004 <33f-cr*eg) ^<Sx^ S)M Cb<^o ar'g'a'o* O ^ o ^ A o B . 12 ^e?o

&o& 20 *&)&) RffK) 3D -&d)8br^ <^76R)!6\a. 33 ^o^RS) ^ojo^3

]3t^^6^ gr'8 33Sj'*<93 3 o ^ ^ o ^ o ^8^08,

1975-76 6^ &-*. 10,00 e^eo ^^ax)o^) ^(3&aAoa^

3e ^oooo^) J^ggj, ^ 3$^o gr 5 ^cCoo^a^ Q $ *33 3

^?$Si) a<&eo ^^ocoo-Rcz^35 ^ ^ ^(X&^o Mt&^b^oa.

"3R-ST3S TT^i^Sb $ T ^ O30, b & gRexXo a^8ao8 20 00^

^ w ^ J ^ S b 38^ot36jAM 3c^c4 -y^^go 33 i$r^ooooa. 3oRg)3

7*000 ^-c^e9b 3^o^3 3o c5-sr ogo 33 §^3^^^b^a*

*Bo& * g ^ aRcr-ax) 3 ^ ^ o §^3^^&)3^a, 1974-76 3d9j & 3^-y-3 ^Jg ^ j t ^ . 164 70 9<&eo &(^g?(^3^!o^^^oa.

ga^v^^o 33$ gMosaa ^)8e^og !^3o3 ^^8o^^38 1975^76 g** "g^oooo^ ^c35o&oa.

(V!) A$^ 3K ir*?6 !^*HSJ (3b3^exn^3^^e^) :

aa<y* %r*€r* ^ o ^r oojoa M&ax^a. gjoo jy-o € v^n- 2 000 <x-tr*9ta gboo ^ & ^ ^ ( M e %r (fnc a^o^aaoa. 1975-76 g) M ^^nca)o$) 2 3 %tf 333, -s^w^egj ^y-8 ^ o & ^ a g

6]g y^^a&ca, 2 3 ^ ^ 6 ^ g^oMo ^>/(d) !^"3Sb yo Q OR-tr^cRta

^ cting of Demands or Grants for 25th February, 1975. 114 1975-76.

^JL^ &^^(^Re %T"^go3530 J3 ideas'9^oi3a3oa. ^ o ^

§^%^^&)nr^ox). ^ ^ 8M-or u Sb 3j<bo 1188 y^ ^^ccoo^^o

^ o an -oTa*) ^ ^ o &o^ u ^^o %o6oa. 1976.76 ^a

^p^o&ar*^§ & ^ o ^ & o O 1975-76 <y* ^ ^ > * 8o oCSb5j q^

3o3gyfo6** Me-cr*8 eos$o ^gjco 5$r-8 #Ao<&)9j * rocoo ) ei8ao6.

^<Sn^^^e 5^^^^o ggyeigoR 1875-76 d^^jo^o

t2,S00 yir^ Xbo-B &633r&Ro gr^^go ga^o^o^) ^r^o-Ra&o8.

32. ?* ^^Tco :

F*_3t c ^ d ^ A ^ ^ ^ R e ^^-^c § 9b dr. 6 §**6M, §^^* eo[^

!i&*o#o<P'* *3^^2)M, e8-xr!h !^o-^ed^ ^ o ^ ^ ^ &6S&*6&Re

^-y*o§j dr. 2.6§^^ ^^raMo^ ^oc62)Ao8. 1976-76 - ^ 8 ^ p3ty#^6^ R8Sb^ J5(f &j-*ooyr* ! iy- -yo o^e §^ 3<y-s-*ea ^

jjTr-Xh ^^ra^o$) o3b^. etoMRR^g srer* ^ ^ ^ )^^3jao

^)-tro [3rlB&) 8^/fM Riro& 3o?!oa) b )7r ooo ^ [$o6 $-r*co

1. t&)-sr8blfo er " 3 0 g^oia M^^^J ^v^cao

2. !$j*y^^o ger a o ^ ^ a ^ esRe* irgcao

8 v })o er * (5 Tr- j* ) 8esu gd3Jd) iricao

4 ^Rr\eo gger, gRRirai^^b r A es^^j Khryso

6 V ^ o g€T* Tr*$ d)" ) 8air^o(§K) X)irgc3o

6. eOer'ErRb ir s)55R 8aTrga&3b irgcao

7. *3jRgb ger g gjoo-R -sr^b^ B^^^o Oirjcao

8. ^go^Sb^o taer*, 1^^2)9^ ^ S ) ^ ^ Oasirgo^K! iricao

9. avpR&JRo ^er ird3b^r^R v^dR*^ OaTrgdRtR &Trgc90

10 S)^vS3^.o ^er g^Ro R/ ^ ^ ^ O b ^ 8eiirpc&0b a-u c o

11. !$jv-8bVo ^€n RbRbReR R^^ Rggaosp^ 8M-crgcC&

Sirocao

12. R^c?(eo aer*, 3$aH<% Rg 8e)irgo^& Dirgc o

18. esaertrR) cr, e!t)^r^r&RR " RTr/Sb aa-trgo&R) a-crgc o

14 f $j-^$b^o 5€r RoA^o R^^ ^ ^ ^ 8&iV <X6t&

36 a#Tr*e&) ^ o ^ o ^ ^ 6 ^ ^tfo$o^r^D (j3#H% ^ o .

1976-76 6^ S)^5^ b^l$!h 'BMRe&a^oM. QoR)^o D ^ M

*&^8o-R^*M )^%J^o vd&ysae-* ^ ^ ^o^^$)^.

116 25t!i February, 1973 Voting of Demands for brants ior 1975-76.

Tr^^oig^(o ^ ) ^ ^ o ^ B b ^ e o eo6^ 3&?r^ 1975 78

8 {^Me -3* !p 5 ^i^?3^ ^ J ^ !Td3§(^S3)ge&

* 5D b. eocoT * pi^^ *3A)K4S ^oX5^^o ( 974 5) e

^o^^\Oo arsr* R^e §^^^ (f orr ^^ouo^^ R) ^

) w ^ 6^rrP ^cp est?3 s$o^^ !pw^^ j^dS^/^a R&3

1986, ^ ^ So!!i&e - ) ) ;§o eo!^!^^^ i r^ aa^Ty*9

^o^ i^^go ^ ^ u ^ ) ^ ^ lT^bc& Rgbgeg) ^^Xb !973 a^B^^

Q& 69^100^6. ^ ^o^ dr 570.88 9(&e&> A^Jo^&) ^^^^

^ A^L -sr \ coo<

1. /T*-u-°38 C<^c^ " ^ -^$M5$ e3_DoR) 670,00 e ^ ^

2. 1C 3j4f ;55v S* B X)o^ 50.00 ed&a>

8. ( § j ^ o -sr*3boo 1C0.O0 e^€o

4. 1 ^ 7 ? ° ^ ^ ^ ^ v*eR3$ ^ e o 100.00 e j

6. Si9X*3c3 ?\^<M 600.00 e&eo

1974 a ^ 80 1 § S ^ eo^sbcgoo * 3 ^ ^ ^ etas' RoggyfoiP'*

Xic^ ^ 40 0(^9 S)cos$ "&d8b ^ ^ o Q . Rg^oa gn<3&o &*&*;& 0

^d)^)<^e, -y otjJ SuSb %oa)o§o3 &^SbX^ ^)C90*^ 5$&, ^SS^S* *3oo&M

6 ^ 8^3^ gr > dr" 86,000 eo DooR W $ 0 ^A^o8, 80-6..76 ^ Mo^& c&c (^^ esM 3o33 yoty* 0^ a^$ r^o^o^ &r*. 6.8

§**% a^xm *A?^^ M 33%&?-*ba, ^ 4, 6 x $ o ^ ^ t r ^ ir-cps& Kr*. 6 J §^^ aco5$ &)co yg^^o^e^ KSo$"C o-&oa.

86 M o ^ ^ f cr^ b^ &^e goS :

^$)^o ^§6^ j r ^^^) &3S3=H6%3 e^\& Ho^ o s o ^

$ ^ ^ S& o^r^>^ & ^ ^ ^ ^ & TTyM&ea^^ 33&gea / ^

t ^ ^ ^ x ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 0 ^ ^ d & ^ sf6Roa. "a^oTr^ 1974

^og ) C ^ ^ S^&e ^^0 i§o & ^ ^^o^o aeRoR. - Ho^

^ ^ &y-Q 6M0 <r, 10.00 S b3 5 P o ^ Rye ^0 dr*, 20.00

<&^. ir^e^a &^^c&^^ ?5d) o35 eX& aS^n^o^A *3^pR>^

93y6& e ^ g ^ & ^ b^ {&eg3 8^orp A^^rao^Bb^o^^ n^&

- !(o ^ ^ o 3*ttg gQ$e^ a^c$o SX)o%J &t^o&)oa. &M3*t6%p

Voting of Demands for Grants for 25th February, 1975. ii^ 1975-76

^ R e U S TrdSlS_ §43 3;5&o <g%)2)\a§ x:os33$c ^ \ ^ ^ ^ ^

s ^ ^ ^ o ^ g^a gr^^ ^ s5<y ex), /r&)^) 3^3)9 ^-g sjegb o

aao&T'o ^ogg) o ^ c 5 !§o^ ^ ^ 0 6 ^ M^a-nr-ghs /r^qb ^ ^ ^ ^ o ^ & p * ^ ^ A ? ^ DRoRo ^0^80 jbood) MOo-^^o ^8^08. 32)3)

3 % ^ v^^ 41 /r^j^) TET-;§eM ^ 0 8 g) X)83oR^o^^o^gcoo. &d5^

r*K^o43a &^^^b^e ^ $ ^ 8 Roxlsb 3)8^ ^037*93 Ro^o^a&oa.

w^^€M s)8& $)-^oco aS^tf^- /T<b$) -gr*S)§ ^3*53^^0^ /T^o

p&<R>& o"&g ^§5D -s^^oc^ m ^ ^ 3<§g63 3jj o<p o rr^&, 3oX38b

^caon^^b 38f(cSo-#(%o end) ) jo8.

^ 0 8 , O&orsr'eg'** g - 6 ^ ^ A^^Cbdo ^ $ ^ 8 ?3oK9o s)eMo35

Aer*o6^ ^ 3 g ^ i ^ ^ ^ <T*6j:& T^^oo {08go^ * ^ ^ i ^ 5 ^ ^ 3o S

5"33-*ao-RGr'D§ &33e? beo^co^^oO.

88. p bgo t§er*6"* 8 ^T^Sb 3 eg)e9b X)oe)o$ov) 3D33"a;!3

*3g & $r 8 C9ocoo8, &0§ #g%<9^l3 ^g-^§_., ^o^^oSb aggb^oa.

^br-^ H*aTg9, 3^3) /^cn38, * ej (jb ger=6^ Rigr-tR 12 /T*A) )

^ ^ e 3 ^ xa ^b^gor^ -^^b^a, 1975 * o 6 / r ^ 3 3)3 M [^^opo^3 -s O] 33jo C<o3b^o8.

89 [R&gjgo ^ o ^ ^r*. 12.00 o<&e * ^ ^ ^ L ^ ^ ^ ^

^ M \ 8 3o^ e^otS** oiy^ea RoS'O^c-Ooa ^e "3o)^o ^&8'a&(6

j^o^r*^ ^!)^\8 ^Sb^o {^^^ * <H$$ 3^c3b^ -^^o^s^o r§o^

i^(X&e^ ger*<y* W ^ ) ^ ^^^§S ^^^J^aa^^o a3bA)3boR 3og

/r^j^) r- ex) ! 55gcs M S)eenr- *^o!^, u^3iT ^ &)ev^^^"e^C^

-^tnqec&r°p&) -u o3b !!)3b er*e^ A ^ ^e RoRd ^e (d^ov^co

{5^0000^^0X3067^ 6b^% 9833*3 §^3^o a;8ao8. ca

40. 3o3 ^ ^ o ^ ^ b )9 & gr^^ ^ 3%-s-*9& J o ^ ^ 0 6

( ^ ^ ^ !^^bo^ -3* i§o3 -a^^D ^ ^ o & X$o^^o^^&o8:

1. S"3r<gR - ^ e j ^ - ^ ^ ^tr^8 ^8^_g -tnlSyyf^cfo ^^o?b

2, § ^ ^ 3 b - ^ e ^ ^ 6 ^ /? cr*g8 g a ^ g S b ^ ^ S o S6&^& 3p%b.

8. ^ ^ ^ ^ - ^ 3 8 5en, ^^$)(fo iar*ay*T*g'* c3o^o5^a^^ 4^4

gr ^ ^/^) 3%-y*€X).

4. T^o&^Cbg^, ^bo^r'^ v*exn-s^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ o ^ ^ o

3o^oy& 3^o*

118 25th February, 1975, Voting of Demands for Grants for 1973-76.

6* ]5$v3fo ger*, Atfe) *!? eo v 6 *3JT*&R& S^o^o^ 53 o.

6. ge/To^ ger*, n^u^o^/^^^ Si 3 )ex) (€5§*. 6) gg

^^) RgfS'o.

3a^) g ^ & g^^ 3r*/1b g^^o.

36 ^ g J d 3 % &*/() ^ o

10. v&go ger*, !T^^eo -v^c^s^, /<^^0 !r )o 3$Sf / iy*ge

ga^^o ^^o *^g A 3^^ ?6 S)<y o.

^30^ 6J*. 1.80 §^^ )0 /<€) R^S^^ V ^ J ^ 50 V^O * 3 SJ

[^^bv^D^ &R ^o5)c§^ ^ooo^o S)g^ e o ^ ^ ^ f , gog-i-p-vR ,

^-cr^&)^ m^^eSb ^o^^oO. g^X)^ MoVe^g ao$^^3f

!^^go ^A^dceogj §^6o6 3h ^oV*e^ ^Xx^^c^co eo5,

v ^ ^ )3%bi%o ^ ) ^ s*3a^& t^^bao^d^ $ D^a^a i r ^ ^ &3j €)A o&gg^o^d). g\3r&er*t) &r*oooos$)9b goe)o$o-0 &^ 17^^

r3o&Kbyb v"^^o&5b !S$$b go \^ ^ ^ ^ a . fr*ty-*ge edO e)

^cr*35 a€r-e 3oac& DxioSood !^-^^b^ Dsy ca [^^o^o^oa.

42. AaarRRa, ^o&dorT*eo^ e^^gog&^^X^ v*A*%^

^oaoa. ^^ ^n3 ^, &yo s ^ S)^ a^taRe) ^-^€D ^p a ^aboRgsS^, qo-r* ^ 3 ^ ^s5^^^o5. vo&^^, ^Q^e

Mr*ea, ^^e^c SigCb A M^orr* epg\6 33<3&-e& !X!^^o

? 6 ^ ^ ^ ^ 0 ^KHf*3jg HObco 32bgr'3g^oM*g, &^3^cb^o

^^^o35ro& e^gQ^or^ S^^ao^g^a 5$gS$ o3o &^& 3 ^?&&

AoS 3o&ar*a§ beo?^a,

f apXo 'So^v*^,

Voting of Demands for Grants for 25th February, 1973. 119 1975-76-

NOTE ON DEMAND No. XLVI

POWER DEVELOPMENT IN ANDHRA PRADESH

BUDGET ESTIMATES 1975-76 ^

Mr. Speaker Sir, I move that the House be pleased to grant a sum not exceeding

Rs. 42,37,20,000 under Demand 'XLVI-Power Development' represen­ting working expenses on electricity schemes, which are under the control of the Government and the expenditure on the construction of electricity projects being executed by Government

2. I should, at the outset, like to highlight some of the salient features of the Power sector before outlining details of progress achie­ved, and projects planned.

3 As Hon'ble Members are aware the IV Plan period was marked by continuous shortage of Power and we had to impose con­sumption cuts ranging even upto 5 0 % m the case of certain categories of consumers The recurrent drought conditions that inevitably lead to steep fall m hydio electric generation has clearly brought out the imperative need for balanced development m generation, exploiting m full possibilities of thermal generation. Endowed with abundant coal resomces, Andhra Pradesh is very fortunately situated m this behalf. The importance the Government attach to Power as a crucial deter­minant of the development process is rejected by the financial outlay earmaked for Powei generation and distribution As against the Third Plan outlay of Rs 93 6 crores, the IV Plan investment was about Rs 186.4 crores-nearly a two-fold increase During 1974-73, a little ovei 3 5 % of the total Annual Plan resources of the State was earmarked for the Power sector and the same proportion is proposed to be maintained during the ensuing Bnancial year as well

4 When I had the honour of presenting the Demand for Grants on Power to this august House during the last occasion, the installed capacity m the State was 667.9 M . W I am glad to announce that it has increased now to 870 4 M W* The details are

H Y D R O - B L E C T R I C M. W. 1. Machkund Hydro Power Station : 80 3

(Andhra Share) 2. Tungabadra D a m and Hampi Stations* 57.6

(Andhra share) 3 Upper Sileru Hydro Station 120 0 4. Nizamsagar Power House: 10 0

Total 2679

120 25di February, 1075. Votmg of Demands {or Grants for 1975-70.

T H E R M A L M W 1 Nellore Thetmal Station . 30 0 2 Rimagundam Thermal Station (A)+(B) . 82.5 3 Kothagudem Thermal Station (A)+(B) - 460 0 4. HussjmsAgar'A'and'B'Stations 100

Total 582 5

GAS TURBO 1 Gas Turbo Sets at Et ragadda.

Grand Total

20 0

8704

5 The maximum demand is expected to grow upto 1300 M W. by 1978-79, and over the decade upto 2100 M W by the close of the VI Plan period In order to meet this demand/ the installed capacity should be increased to 2800 M W by !985. It is thus clear that from the present base line the installed capacity will have to be roughly doubled every Rve years Needless to state that the effort involved m terms of financial resources, organisational build-up and co-ordination of action is stupendous, particularly m a period of spiralling mHation Another important aspect to be borne m m m d is that given the money and materials, it takes nearly Rve years to construct a large sized thermal station and six years to complete a hydel station In order to meet the anticipated demand the following schemes are proposed to be taken on hand.

Name of the scheme

(DM Kothagudem Stage Hi (Thermal)^ ^ Lower SH$m (Hydro)

Total capa­city (MW)

1974*75 (Antici­pated)

3)

220

400

Capaaty Targetted to be comnussioned dwrmg the

V Flan

„. -^ ., .., .. „ „.,„,., ,.„ ,,^,. . „.

1975-76 1976-77

(3) ( P)

220 — —

— 100 200

1977-78 197S-79

(Q (7)

— ——

100 -

Voting of Demands for Grants for 25th February, 1973. 121 1975-76.

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

Kothagudam (Stage IV) 220 (Thermal) Nagarjunasagar 110 (Hydro) Srisailam (Hydro) 440 Vijayawada (Thermal) 400

Total 220 100 420 320 420 6. The shortage now being felt is likely to become more acute

as years pass, despite the ambitions programme planned. It is on!y m 1978-79 that substantial improvement m the supp)y position can be expectedifthe target dates are kept up. The position is illustrated below: Anticipated Power Supply position in Andhra Pradesh During the

Fifth Plan (in M.W.S.) Installed Capabi- Peak

Year capacity hty lead surplus Deficit

1974-75 858* 600 835 — (—)235 1975-76 958 670 955 — (—)285 1976-77 1378 964 1045 — (—) 81 1977-78 1798 1188 1230 — (—) 42 1978-79 2118 1482 1300 + 182 —

*Exc!udmg 30 M W. of old and un economic piantl

In order to meet this situation effbrts are being made to expedite the construction of Kothagudem Stage IV (2x 110 M W ) and advance the target date for the completion of Nagaijunasagar Hydro Poyer Station, The State Government are also keenly aware of the need for providing commensurate funds for the Srisailam Project so that the target date can be adhered to. For this purpose the Government _ of India have been approached for speacial assistance*

7. This Government have already impressed on the Government of India, the need for the establisment of Nuclear Power Station and two Super Thermal Stations m the State. The Site Selec­tion Committee appointed by the Government of India inspected vari­ous sites proposed for location of Nuciear Power Station and Super Thermal Stations in the State and collected the required data. Project reports for two Super Thermal Stations of a capacity of 1050 M . W each — one near Manguru called ' Bhadrachalam Thermal Power Station' and another at Ramagundam called 'Godavan Thermal Pa^er Station' — were prepared and submitted to Government of Iadia&rbeiag posed fo* world Bank loan. I am hopeful of these

220 - —

— 110 -

— 110 220

— — 200

122 23th February, 1975, Voting of Demands for Grants for 1973*76.

projects materialising during the Fifth Han period. This Government have also been pursuing with the Government of India the possibility of getting a share of energy from the Atomic station at Kalpakkam.

8. The capital outlay on the plan scheires of the Ekctricity Board m the Revised Estimate 1974-75 was Rs. 4303.87 lakhs. The total provision made m the annual Plan under Power sector in 1973-76 is Rs.S400 00 lakhs of whichRs 1225.00 lakhs will be spent on Govern* ment schemes and the balance Rs. 4175,00 lakhs on the schemes of Electricity Board.

9 I now proceed to give the progress achieved on the Power Projects and provisions made in Revised Estimate 1^74-75 and Budged Estimate 1975-76.

G E N E R A T I O N G O V E R N M E N T S C H E M E S

Andhra Pradesh Power House at Balimela

The Project report on AndhraPradesh Power House at Balimela D a m that was submitted to Planning Commission for approval envi* sages generation of 60 M.W. of power and 2t)7 million K W . energy annually utilising 2K?0cusecs of water let out from Balimela reser­voir as Andhra Pradesh Government's share. The revised estimated cost is Rs 1225.00 lakhs. Some of the items for the civil works for Andhra Pradesh Power House at Balimela such as the Power Tunnel including intake structure and the diversion tunnel.have been taken up for execution along with the m a m Bahme!a b a m Joint Project-Other civil works relating to Power House and electrical works, will be taken up after the scheme is sanctioned, An amount of Rs. 97.2$ lakhs was spent on this scheme upto 1973-74 and Rs* 40 00 lakhs have been provided m the Budget Estimate for 1974-75 and Rs 25.00 lakhs &r 1975-76.

10. Srisaiiam Project Workontheprojectismaking a steady progress commensu*

rate with the funds that could be made available from ysar fp year. ' Thq ipo$% diiR$u!t phase of construction of the dam undef watef & the dee^ nver potion whh the attendant river diversion arrangements h ^ l ^ m cp&^etM nd t]Ene dam is now steadily going up. Por 1974^75 a ^ w i s p n df Rs. ,11 w r e s was ma^e &r the project. The expeu* <Stu^la§3&ed # t & the ead of January, 1975 is Rs. 7-62 crores. The budget rb^sion &% 3 P ? 3 ^ &R Srisaiiam project is proposed to b6 Rs. 12 crores (Rs. 7t4"<SM%3s M civil works, Rs. 4 crores for electrical i ^ s % M R&. glMfdres f&r Mnd acquisition). Among the important ta^yw^9^7$^th#<y€Wpletionofthe excavation of power hi$#&W9MaeJ i975 and the completion of the power tunnel by Sept* e§aM^^& *

^ , t ^ dhr^yradesh State Bleetri^ty Beard Works.

tR^ ^ tSont^uing Schemes*

^ 1 ! ^ ^ 4 ^ d e i h ^henu$t &heme, Stag^ m (B-St$don)

# ^ ^ e ^nvAS^^^i^allation of tw^ thermal Sets o f H & ^#1%^

Voting of Demands for Grants for 23th February, 1973, i23 1973-76.

The scheme is under revision and is expected to cost more viz., Rs 5,166 lakhs. The first set was commissioned in August, 1974 and the second one m December, 1974. The expenditure incurred to the end of March, 1974 is Rs. 4588,95 lakhs, A provision of Rs. 325.00 lakhs has been made for the balance works m the Revised Estimate 1974-75 and Rs. 80.00 lakhs in Budget Estimate 1975-76.

(11) Lower Sileru Hydro Electric Scheme

The scheme envisages the installation of four sets of 100 M W . The Brst and second units have been imported from U. S. S. R. while the third and fourth units have been ordered on Messrs. Bharath Heavy Electncats Limited. The scheme is bemg revised and is now expected to cost Rs. 9550.00 lakhs. The civd works i.e , dam, saddle dyke intake structure, power canal, forebay dam etc., are in progress Head race tunnel has almost been completed. A H the equipment for the units 1 and 2 have been received. The erection of units 1 and 2 is taken up. The Rrst unit is expected to be commissioned m August, 1975. The expenditure to the end of March, 1974 is Rs. 4126.20 lakhs. A provision of Rs 1590.00 lakhs has been made in the Revised Esti-* mate 1974-75 and Rs. 1400 00 lakhs m the Budget Estimate 1975-76.

B. New Schemes

(i) Kothagudem Thermal Scheme IV Stage (B Station Exten* sion)

The scheme envisages installation of2 x110 M . W . therms units as an extension to the Kothagudem Stage IH or 'B' Station commissioned recently. The latest estimated cost of the scheme is Rs. 5951.35 lakhs. In 1973-74 a 10 per cent advance payment was made for the supply of two numbers generator sets and instrumenta­tion etc. The first unit is expected to be commissioned towards the end of 1976 and the second unit during early 1977- A provision of Rs. 400.00 lakhs has been made towards civil and electrical works for 1974-75 and Rs. 850 00 lakhs m Budget Estimate 1975-76.

(h) Vijayawada Thermal Scheme

The scheme envisages installation of two 210 M . W . Thermal units at a site near Ibrahimpatnam on Hyderabad-Vijayawada road at about ten miles from Vijayawada. The barrage reservoir will be uti* hsed for supply of feed and cooling water for the Power Station. The sanctioned estimated cost is Rs, 7,690.00 lakhs. A n amount of Rs. 230 60 lakhs was spent m 1973-74 towards 10 per cent advance payment for supply of one set and instrumentation etc. as advance action and Rs. 260.00 lakhs have been paid as advance to Messys. Bharath Heavy Blectricals Limited in 1974-75 fbr the second sejt. Essential civil works have been taken up for execution. A pfoviaibn of Rs, 3"0 00 lakhs has been made m Revised Bstima(e 1974-75 aad 3R^ 13(^00 lakhs in the BadgetB^mate&^r I335-7&

(iii) Nagarjunasagar D a m Hydro Electric Scheme

The scheme envisages installation of one H O M . W . set located a^the to^of the Nagaqunasagar BatRi t#genegate p t M M H ^ Utilising 4&6 wa*e? yeieaswa !a the down stream area fop iMiga$i9& j?w%asaa

124 25th February, 1975* Voting of Demands for Grants for 1973-76.

The present estimated cost is Rs-1552 lakhs. A n amount of Rs. 160,00 lakhs has been provided m Revised Estimate 1974-75 towards civil works and payment of 1 0 % advance payments for the supply of the equipment* The set is expected to be commissioned earlier than originally planned viz; 1978-79. A provision of Rs- 300.00 lakhs has been made in Budge} estimate 1975-76.

(iv) Upper Sileru Extensions

The scheme contemplates installation of two 60 M . W . Hydel units as an extension to the existing Upper Sileru Power House loca* ted in Visakhapatnam district. The sanctioned estimated cost of the scheme is Rs. 1,197.87 lakhs. N o provision has been made for this scheme in 1975-76. N o provision was made in the Budget Estimate 1974-75 but additional assistance of Rs. 7. lakhs has been provided in Revised Estimate 1974-75 towards part payment of Advance for ordering equipment with Messrs. Bharath Heavy Electrical* Limited Hardwar.

12. Investigation of N e w Projects

Investigations at a number of potential hydel sites are bemg carried out for selecting the most suitable and economical sites for hydel power generation. This investigation work, has smce 1 Novem­ber, 1974, has been entrusted to the Electricity Board. Field investi­gations are in Rnal stages for the following schemes:

(1) Tnngabhadra High Level Canal Hydro Electric Scheme (Anaatapur District)

(2) Kuatala Hydro Electric Scheme (Adilabad District)

(3) Pochampad Hydro Electric Scheme (Nizamabad District)

(4) Upper Krishna Hydro Electric Scheme (Mahboobnagar District)

(5) Pranahita Hydro Electric Scheme (Adilabad District)

(6) Singafeddy Hydro Electric Scheme (Khamm^m District)

(7) Pulichiptala Hydro Electric Scheme (Krishna tHatrict)

(8) K.C.€andHy&^Eiectric Scheme (Kurnool District)

F o ^ ^ h a i ^ ^ H ^ ^ ^ M i i c Schema further investigations audh %g oS abort ag*i?3y3 % ss§%r%aia tha areas of submergence in $^^a$tfa a^# Madhya hadeah are going on. The investigation of ! ^ ^ C ^ v ^ ^ ^ o E ^ t ^ Scheme ha^ been taken up rwently ^ i ^ ^ M 3 g ^ been made in %^ Revised B s # M ^ B&dspt BatKaate !gT3*^ , „

13* w^wnSclwies ^ ! ^ $ * 4 $%§3dy ppiptag o^ the n^d M 4 ' % ^ 3 ^ develop* ^^i^ge^H^^ytg&y MW?3<?2aisdih&t 0%eaae^BM3avi%#y

yofing of Demands fbr Grants for 23th February, 1973. 123 1975.76.

interested not only in the availability of generating capacity, but a!so m the transmission of this Power with proper regulation and mainten­ance of proper voltage. The transmission system should be strengthened m order to enable a proper supply to the consumers, minimising the line losses. The development of a strong transmission system well connected with neighbouring States Would a]so lead to over all greater efBciency and lower costs, apart from enabhng bulk exchange of power in times of need, The development of transmission system should go hand in hand with increase m generating capacity fbr evacuating the Power generated and transmitting the same to the consuming centres Till 1976, the transmission system mainly consisting of a long 132 K V line from Machkund to NeMore. A 220 K V double circuit line was completed, connecting the generating stations Upper Sileru, Lower Sileru, Kothagudem Thermal Station, Nagaqunasagar and Srisailam. In the North this line is connected to Machkund system at Gazuvaka in Visakhapatnam district and in the south to Tamilnadu via Cudda-pah. A number of new transmission lines have since been added eg , Kothagudem—Gunadala (Vijayawada), and Kothagudem-Hyderabad (both of 220 K.V,). It is proposed to establish a number of 132/33 K.V. sub-stations and 33/11 K.V Sub-stations in order to improve the supply to the consumers During the year 1973-74, an amount of Rs. 2L03 lakhs was spent. A provision of Rs 3700 lakhs is made m Revised Estimate for 1974-75 and no provision is made for 1975-76 excepting for a minus provision of Rs. (—) 11.00 lakhs fbr credits byway of book adjustments on material and equipment transfer­red to other works.

14 Srisailam Transmission Scheme

Under the scheme, important 220 K V transmission lines, viz., Nagarjunasagar-Srisailam and Srisailam-Cuddapah are included. These two lines were already commissioned. A provision of Rs, 11.00 lakhs is made in Revised Estimate for 1974-75 and Rs. 3000 lakhs in Bud­get Estimate 1975-76.

15. Fourth Plan Transmission Scheme and Railway Electrification

The Fourth Plan Transmission Scheme and the Railway ElectriR-cation are two separate schemes. The transmission scheme provides fbr a number of trunk transmission lines, m^jor sub-stations and other connected works required for strengthening the grid commensurate with the increase in geneiating capacity and connected load.

The Kothagudem-Hyderabad 220 K. V. line has been charged

and the works on Lower Silem-Bommur and Vijayawada*Nellore line*

are in progress,

126 23th February, 1973* Voting of Demands &r Grants Rx 1973-76.

The works on the Gooty-Adom ; Kothagudem-Khammam ; Nellore-Oudur-Sullurpet^Ramchandrapuram-SadasivapetRamagundam" Kanmnagar, Kanumolu-Pamarru ; Kurnool-Panyam^ 132 K.V lines are under progress The Nellore-Suilurpet line is requ!red to give power supply to Space Research Centre at Srihankota. A provision of Rs. 572.00 lakhs is made m the revised estimate for 1974-75 and Rs. 71100 lakhs m Budget Estimate 1975*76.

16 Railway Electrification

The Government of India have been approached for special funds for the electrification of Vijayawada-Madras track and Waltair-Kirandel lme. Their decision is awaited. A token provision of Rs. 10*00 lakhs has been made m Budget Estimate 1975*76.

17. Centrally Sponsored Schemes

The construction of Nellore-Ennore 220 K.V. hae estimated to cost Rs 254 lakhs has already been approved by the Planning Commis­sion . The share of Andhra Pradesh in this estimate is Rs. 183 lakhs and the share of Tamil Nadu is Rs. 71 lakhs. When this line will have been completed, it will facilitate exchange of power between Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu to mutual advantage.

The 220 K V. line between Hampi and Gooty now estimated to cost Rs. 148 5 lakhs is also programmed. This scheme has been cleared by the Planning Commission and will facilitate exchange of power between Andhra Pradesh and Kamataka State.

18. FIFTH PLAN TRANSMISSION SCHEME

The Scheme is awaiting (he approval of Planning Commission. A token provision of Rs. 10,00 lakhs has been made in Btidgef Estimate 1973-76 for advance action,

DISTRIBUTION A N D R U R A L ELECTRIFICATION

19. Rural electriRcation has been given the Rliip fhat is ifs dessert The number of villages and towns elecfriBed in the Sfate upto the end of 31sf Mprch, 1974 was 10,485 out of a total of 27,307 fwa&eBd images in tBa Sfafe. TMs works ou% te 3&*4%.

3Kh The total number of agyicultund servicer ssleaaed upfo gHHS-W4 is ver 2*6 lakhs. Mpre than 1.4 Msh of agricRhatml gar* %ip§3 have been released dining (he IV Plan which is almost #qual t# ^et^^r^g^culiu^l^mp^;s^&( ;&e tim i n g of ihe quia-

21, Special eSbrts aM being made ta d^trM^ harijanvadas in b # M ^ a & < M ^ ^ and

Voting of Demands fbr Grants for 25th February. 1975. 127 1975-76. ^

22. In the case of schemes in tribal areas, the Centra! Govern­ment have approved in the Fifth Plan the electnBcation of 480 tribal villages af a cost of Rs. 5 crores under the Minimum Needs Program­me. The funds are channeled through Rural Electrification Corpo­ration. Schemes in almost all the areas have been finalised and are under sanction. T w o schemes is Rampachodavaram and Aswaraopet blocks have already been taken up.

23. Full advantage has been taken of the loan assistance of the Rural Electrification Corporation-especially their two new cate. gories of loans viz., a thirty years loan exclusively for rural electri­fication projects in the K H m m u m Needs Programme areas, and advance loan for potential projects which would cover areas with proximate potential for agricultural development. So far 71 schemes have been sanctioned at a cost of nearly Rs. 28 crores covering about 2500 villages, and a little over 300 hamlets Out of them 847 villages and 94 hamlets have already been electriSed.

24. During 1974-75 it has been programmed to electrify 380 villages and release connections to 8000 agricultural pumpsets. By December 1974, 38 villages had been electnRed and 9437 agricultural pumpsets energised.

25. The Sircilla Rural Electric Co-operative which has been established in the State in Kanmnagar District has been functioning well and two more Rural Electric Co-operatives—One at Anakapalli and the other at Rayachoti-have been established.

26. With the intensive rural electrification during past few years there has been a set back m system-improvement works owing to paucity of funds. The Electricity Board has therefore proposed to utilise the special assistance funds granted by Government of India mostly for these works.

27 LOANS TO ANDHRA PRADESH STATE ELECTRICITY BOARD

During 1974-75, loans to the tune of Rs. 6 8 crores has already been released by the State Government. This is in addition to the central assistance of Rs* 298 crores under the Six Point Formula.

28 WORKING OP THE ANDHRA PRADESH STATE ELECTRICITY BOARD.

The following statement gives a comparison of the achieve­ments of the Board:

P) Units sen( ouf (Millions) Uatts sold (MHHoas)

Achievements in

1973-74 (Actuals)

(2) 3336

2479

:974-73 (PreH-minary)

(3) 3537

2633

Targets &r

1973-76

(4) 4129

3140

128 23th February, 1973. Voting of Demands for Grants for 1975-76.

(0 Revenue receipts (Rs. in crores) Working expenses (Rs. in crores) includmg Depreciation Reserve fund and General Reserve and excludmg interest)

Capifal expenditure (Plan) (Rs. m crores)

Installed capacity ( M W )

Villages elecfriBed (Numbers)

Services connected (Numbers) Agricultural services connected (Numbers) Rate of return on average capttal base (%)

(2) 56.70

46.27

39.33

667.9

418

96989

35324

6.4

(3) 66.00

36.04

43.04

838 380

35000

11000

5.4

(4) 69.84

60.42

41.76

938 30

50000

6000

4.6

C O N C L U S I O N Inspite of the steady progress in the past and the premising

future in store in respect of power generation, I should like to sound a note of caution. Owing to (he steep decline of water levels in the hydel reservoirs on account of failure of monsoon m the catchment area in tins year, there has been quite a heavy reduction in the total grid capacity The present storage of Machkuad reservoir is 5.f T M C as compared to 9 T M C at this time !as% year. The situation would certainly improve when the recently commissioned two units of Kotbagadem 'B' Station get stabliscd. T:H then, the power position will not be as comfortable as one would wish* Nevcrfnlcss, all eiibrts will be taken to see that vital industries and agricultural production do not suBer* At present there are, of course, no power cuts as such on agricultural consumers. But, in order to even out bad a judicious system of staggering wiii have to be introduced. A n appeal in tlRs behalf has been made by the Board to the agricultum consumers all over the State. Adherence to this system, which may causd some inevitable but marginal inconvenience to the agriculturists, would insure the beneSt of proper voltage and the required quantum of energy to every agricultural consumer without the need for load shed-, ding by the system. In working out the roster schedule, the 8eld oScers will ensure hat to the gaaximum extent possible local condi* tieaa wth regard to watering hoars, the type of crops etc., are faliy

^ . f

. # ^ g a r w y c H 6 & Power be&e can be complete without xMRRon* ia$ the r ^ g casts ^ 4 4 ^n^ment, wa%e$.$ad ^ r T M ^ t a t

Votmg of Demands for Grants for 25thr Febuarv. i975. 129

two make deep in roads into available resources for putting up fresh plant, and the increase in capital cost calls for greater and greater input at the same time.

Takmg, however, an overall view, encouraged by past performance and with a will to put m sustained unstinted efforts at the present, we have every hope for a bright and prosperous future

Thank you

G. RAJARAM, Minister for Power.

&Ry*o6go !3o. XLViTS asScfeo

^ o ^ ^ ^ f ^ aRig^jL ssa^a* 1975-76

a

X L V I 3<sbg-a<^ M$3^g3)l3 ^gb ]§o<5 dr*. 42,37,20,000 ^b

gbo-^^ *Rx*]P7&<^ sSboer d3 c3bs$e)X)oarr* ^^ *5n9^ §^ta^?r^3b.

^ce s$oo!3jo, ^^b^go ^xSoeo^eb^^ 3R*g^)_i t^^Sb^ ^-tr^wo^ ^ ^ ) o ^ooC3oo ^6 2g)Ty \oco.

2. ^ " $ o ^ $g)- r*ex). g e ^ M R ^"sgSbo g)s$ir-esSb *^e^*^oC6

cs X)g gX)OR) ^q-^\ § ^07r^^5 ^oa)o$o^5$ §^R)^ S3bo^ooV^o^b b?5g)

8, -KT*9oX3$ !SSt3^^^ ^ ^ / < ^ g)^bn^§ §^^f^ axr*e)on-*,

§ ^ S ^ ^ ^ o ^ S)S"^J^^-cr^cr 2)SioCSbo6 50 vgogdeb -?r^^^o^ §^^eo

s$o^^o a^8ao^^ aac&o ir S)ccsb ^neeb aa^*& -xr 3$\&. 6^^boo 3^d^b?v M^(&^o^b55o a?e)S)C$bo§* ;&^8 ^^rr* 55A

g)^oooo6. ^ ^ ^ 3 3s&3bacorr* ^ o ^ ^ D o ^ o ^ ^ b ^ 3<R)g.^ ^ ^ _ §

^ ^ ^ V ^ e & ^ 9 ^ 7 ^ a^^J^aoi^§^i$^o MSSRCfo ^ < ^ ^ ^ § ^

O ^ o ^ €50]^!^^F -36 S)5i03&o^ ^ ^ ^ o ^ g j g d ^ 5^55-^!6b. ^

R\a ^o?<o6^ § e ^ ^ - ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ g ^ ) L *?orr*a§, ^ ^ ^ g o ^ v ^

X$Q^ ooo-uh 36&otT i§)^r"\^^ sSoa)c§egb ^8b^.^ "S^o^e^b ^^oaaXbK^S

gbJ^^^ }S5w^^ S^gc^o dr^, 98.8 y*&x> -^r?* nnex)^5$ ^ 5 W ^ ^ * >&M g)& XbsSJ^^ Ob^. 186.4 §***&M oooa xb&nCb *Bo& "54j ^C3b^^e^

1974-75 , v^^^b *3M^ -^e^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 36 v°go ^ ^

^—u

130 25th February, W 3 . Vohng on Demands for Grants for 1975-76.

§"o% ^SbL.^TT'^ X)d)0^ ^ tfon-*&S "§^ro^0^8)Ao6 9 y;6^ ^ O ^

(fog** 8J^^ 00)^ X)<? 5b^ cr^J^5^^ g^^RftTT'Oa ^0^ $ ^ 0^0 M6

4 i§o%R ^o^(fo ^<^o^)^, ^ ^ ^ . ( ^ ^ ^^ *^^

^6 oco^^ 870 4 337r°aT&j&) O^odS ^ol&3o^c^X)^ l3^o^

i-00 p m,

(1) ^exrc^ F " *§o^o

(2) -u-*a!/ao<%o % ^ f ^oi^o

(8) f°% B o <$<h * * o! o

(4) ^ ^ § * ^ (j), (a)

"Sot'tyeM

g§* ^^ S^g^L

P7.6

(1) ^r^apo^* MoDRbo^ *.* R0.8

"§o[^o (^ot^ <*;**&?*)

(2) ^ o ^ ! ^ cs o, S <!

(8) ^ ^ ^ ^ H9 X)d)g#* ^0!^O

(4) ^ ^o^^f Rgf s^F

!30 0

10.0

867.8

80.0

83.6

480.0

10.0

"RM% o <* 682.6

(1) <3iW% ^e 7 ^ W ^ .,. 20.0

W$ "am; o, ... . 8W.4

Voting of Demands for Grants for 1973-76.

25th February, 1973* 131

5. g)d)o^\5 X8R a-tr°§ 1978-79 7r*6SS IgOO *5o7Y-3-*<bso,

es^R piv^^ ^o^o nr> i§ 2100 ^n^T^^So * ) /(e X) M o-uf8) J

^ ^ 5 ^ Rv*§& e ^ ^ M 1985 -^^3^ ^ 3f§j3 2800 ^rr-

T^^Sb ^o-^^eX) &o^oo5 tX)@ oojd3 ^o^ir°oeb ^ M 3f3 X)

g)X)§^^ p ^ o e ^ o xseaaoeo ^ ^^ooaoo^ d)^^oa ^ ^ s\S

ge gogcf\o^ ^ ^ o 5gb8^^ ooQ)o 3ao3J'*K^ \ ^ ^ &o^)§^^eX)

^)0^o6 a<$.eo, 3-°<p;3 ^^r*}a e$o-a^^3§ v § ^ ^ ^ * a*3J3&

^eio^oeb^ T3 -cr ^ o^d) X)o^^ir'eD, -^<%tf ^Xx&Sb 55C0 X)056^

\ CO

53%^ 0 *3u

( )

§ * ^r**3o

355 Ry (^^)

a^ba S) (3b

(aeaRboeT)

§" , J O

4^ R? (^^)

Trrr-^g^^^

(^e)Dd)c#)

S)^o&Ty^^

(%^)

^^ 0

(3)

220

400

220

110

440

400

5R tXSisr-PS'g''* [#*tfoPo

1974.75 75-76

(cSo^a.)

^") (')

220

100

.

...

.

t 76-77

(6)

200

220

-

...

--

77-78 78-79

(') (?)

100

110

110 220

200

T&M ^O. 220 100 420 820 420

132 23th February, 1973 Voting of Demands for Grants for 1975-70.

6 3yr§ *s^o)S'&r*^ efa4!<33^43a ;oo^ytr*a) /(Rag § *a

^ ^ & ^ §^^^ R38og J$3^^ -^$5^)&. K)g^:o^bgb^ ggb^

T3-T433 e^Qe&) ^$o^^oco"§ 1973^79 R r n ^ ^ % u ^ g 8 M

/f^o&or^ "SoCb^ -sr*X&Ra e^o-^3)^^b^S 559^9 a^5S -^^g

Xio3S3%\#o.

(0 1974-76

1976-76

1976-77

1977-78

1978-7d

-'M ? S 0 -*

(S) 868*

968

1878

1698

2118

^R>%g°

(8)

600

670 964.

1188

1482

t9$S g^<%3.

W 886 956

1046

1280

1800

Sbfbe).

. J!L. . .

*..

*##

+182

#a/6.

(

(—)28&

(—)285

(-)8f

(--)42

...

5^^ -^^^) ^ X ) $ ^ Kbgj. ^odSu^^o ) S 3 ^ X3^o3^Sh ^O3o

)§ M8o^)oa. ip^y^ p3%^S3 ^cOo^cO^ ^e^doA Ro^o v - ^ ^ o ^

tPRM D ^ g ^ ^ot-tnK^, ^ ^ ^^F"^o!T^e!&>, '3pg^aysr'D3 [ g g ^

8o-0?S D W ^^o?3b t8%Oc-0 -srge&R ^&^ij^ire& ^^8o-ao8 ^ ^

3^63 10E0 ^ ^ ^ A ) ^ J ^ 2 &r*3§" ^ ^orcnw ^ 3?jjr*-#<90

^ ^ ss g" g n ^ *' *>l3 ^ 6b O & o j ^ & ggsb "^ir*ge % ^ 5S6 ^ § * * aiS * & & ^ y ^ ^ ir^&^oRo gg& ae^o^o&^

[R%3'if*ga§ ?&Sb8^o^^o 8i8ao5.

Voiing of Demands for Grants for 25th February, 1975. 133 1975-76.

a*o%cs-'3§?<9 Mg-Er°v*e?a R)8o3 ,s5$b go ^ d ^ [Rpbgjgo^ sb cr*

8- 1974-75 33eo3;3 epo^^F^ ^ ^ g ^ ) ^R> t^i^^-s^

^ - ^ o * ^ ^)^2)(& aa^r^^o ay 4808 87 e&ex)- 1975-76 6"*

C^. 5400 00 p<gLeo ^3 D j j ^ o ^ ^ ^ 53^-^e^ dr* 1336.00

e(&eo gpd^ o&a)(&^ca. ao^*?^ 0b\ 4l76 00 e^eo DR)g^^, e^d)

<y-s o* ) aa^j^ao^a^^oa

9. &6&^)j, !^^3S^e a^o3oo^ ^ $ 0 ^ ,X$^a K)8o3

1974-75 8 o ^ )^tpo^^, 1976-76 a)*3^ o^Tcr-^^a^^o^o^e?^

^8o-S) Q^y(& o!/{^orv- &^a *si&*!&.

es^r'do DDo_go )S5-csr° ^ ?6oS3j a§ ? 5i)8 o g a)0*B3e) sr°gM

^^ eao!$!S)^^ S555§* § * § RcaoQo-M !^*38b a^as^ 60 or^-sr*^

a<gb^j]^,207 ^eo^Kb § ^ -sy^^^S &^_g^o&cs^a§ RoS^Kb^a.

650]$!55^^" }55^^g ir^r* [So^ a8*3j9 8ssirgc3oCb ? o(& u^8 ^or^

D^RooSoc 2,100 ej^g*^8b^ S)^36^ 3 D^g-^j, ^ ^ § ^ ^ o 6

AaBoj^o X55$8o ) oo^Ty* ^cb) dr^ 1226 00 C(&^o. ]&ty-*3

a!)"3jo cs 3bo !6oo(3&J )o^*gsb^ eWjo &ob s3 o*3 Dir^cao 25o o3&

^ d o ? < 0 ^ X ) ^ x$(jb ^ ^ F * ^ o d § " K ^ ^ € 3 0 X)&€X) ^&)8)&Tyoo^^

?jo8)o$o-0 9gtf & a ^ X : & ^ ^j^w^ooo 197^-74 deb -$& ^ o * ^

dr^ 97.25 e^e *3o^o ^Co^c&^o ea8aoa. 1974-75 8)*8&)j

tPo-Rnr*<P" dj^. 40.00 e^e?j, 1975-76 <P* dr'. 2^.00 e^o *3jT^

10. ( )T eo ]^3& .

t?#oog $r d*3j!6 cr 5bo au^gc^o ^ s&*J8 ax)o8. Q^d^og cr*&o X)D

qgya &)jb /(M <^^^bg^a. 1974-76 ^ !A-^8o8b dr^Tll.OO §^&M

134 25th February, 197g Voting of Dewauds for Grants for 1975-76

Rsbgrtthao a8Hoa. 1975 ^ ^ g r ^ c R o s$ 9b ^coo^ q)^)

dy- 7 62 §^&M. t§)"^ oo t^*^^^ 1^75^76 ai^&M ^^ccooS))

Oj^^ 12 00 if&M , ^ ^ d c ^ ^ o 5 e *3oj^n^^ M e o aeo^g)

Cb^. 7 4 §^&^ Je)^^#* ^Cb^g) dr*. 4 ^ ^ ) * ^^ssdc^sb

dr^ 0 8 S dJO g)l!*^J^ao^2)^^^o^ 1W^ ^^^* io^3 Ksgg" ^5^g^

!^5$g^o ^ X ) ^ ^ igc^^o. 1975 ^oaiR) ^ 3 - ^^g^)i^ ^^o/^o

;&* e ^o^j^o 1976^76 ^ pip^lSb^ o ^ o ^ n ^ &^^ooj.

()) §^^^o^) 3#Tr*eM ;

(^ r ^ ^ p ^ o ^QF* Rggo $SoP^ ^ (g). ^ ) i

110 *3o7T'-ar*&) § e *9o^b ^^b^* *^^ arRRSb S)^^o ^ o S ^ K b ^ a

^^^o 3R8o^a)<&)&;3^a. (3j , 6186 e^<?Sj ^ pgbj ^e)dX) 59^0^

g)(&)^^a, 1974 ( g ? ^ ^ * ^ j ^ ^ ^^o, 1974d^o2)^sb " 9 o ^ IbAMaa

^(XA^o ]^^o$osj^ooj.l^74 5^^) ^^dsb 3Kxm$ d^) dr-.4688.96 o<&sD

Sbr&e^ S5&esb 7r*& 1974-76 X)^8o^^ Mo^-^^6^dr"* 825.00 e><&s>,

1976-76 eoE^ €9o^n3^o6^ &r*. 80.00 o^e?j ^^^oo^o^Anr^oco,

^s ^ o 100 *3jrr*Tr*6J 5 fo 4 15^ 3r*3a&) &^^?3j^a.

"BA)RO, *Bo 55 c(&r*X)^ ^ ^ o ^ o O a^b&& Mo3y*<y3x>. RjJ^&S$

*KT€)$g cOjj^D&u " 3 j ^ ^ 3r*8*§" ^^) ^ ^ , ^ ^ O^'gb^ sb & #36$

^o&a&Trooo. ^8 %^o Kg6o^a(gbgbi3^a. & )§ dr^ 9560 00 tx&eo

^(X^ vAed^) ?o-^a)(^b^b^8. ^5)e^ RXbeM e^rr* cr SjJ, ?^Ae^ *S 8b

&t6 gPo^ )cr cao, f *3i3T<f, 5 ^ ^cr^&u &o^K)^%) 5 ^ 6 ^ ^ ^

&ir*^oa3. * ^ ^ ^ &J*^ J* -cr cr ^ T ^ tpooooR. 1, 2 <xj&j a 8b

^O^v-eb^ tsoTSTax). 1, 2 ^oa)^ oCJoj^D^ s^Kg ^<ba3&oa^ 1SA)^H

o&j^a^ 1976 oKRug** ^o&^o [^tfo^o^^^X) J^oiga)^gb^a,

1974 gyr^ eswCbTy*4M ^ ^ d)-^, 4,126 20 e<&<M. 197^-76 ^ g e o ^

t^-sntp* dr^. 1,690.00 e^ca, 1976^76 a*S6A) ^o^iy*^

dr'. 1,400.00 e^€^ "34r*aMoS& ^ o ^ ^ p a .

*9M %yo *g^

Voting of Demands for Grants for 25th Febmary, 1975. 135 1975-76.

ar*. 6,951.35 exs&ou 1978-74 <y* ^5ogb ^o^R s^^^ob ^(bo,

e^-Boo^aR) $^)^^b ?n<ax) d$-u^ ^od^sb 1978-74 ^ 1 0 ^

^cr^gXSb^ ^ O o ^ ^o&go en8ao8 "3joR<H o O ^ a ^ 1976 3 o 3 ^

-cr*o-€P'&5 *Bo^S$ o oj- a ) 1977 RoR^do *3ooR&! ^/fo6^&

^^<^Sb^o !^^^^)o^^e)dD <g9o- a< <sat3 a M eo, DR)o^§ ^AoSb

7 ^ ^ 1974176 8b ta^. 400 00<9<&ej, 1975-76 a) 13^ ^ ^ - ^ ^

dr* 850.00 0^5)0 *§^oooo-6fa<33r*ooo.

(u) g)eno&i^^ ^ ^ ^<P^o .

*3b^ dr^ood^ ^,8)^o^&no Rg)o3-*R^e xjeo6^ *9o& 210 'Sjrr'-^^

%Ch#" o35j- a ;3-*3;$& eg^g'o ^ o ^ ^ ) ^ 8 ^ ^ g ^ ) ^ ^gbsb

gxiT 8b^Oo^ &^S) ^d^v^ ^^oCSbeb -Ew*3i8 8esir^oBbR) D^^r*ao^

g)^^o6, Sboa^*3 3 vo-^i^ ^oo&o dr* 7,690,00 o^eo. ^boodb

-Rdgrr* ^ *^&^, ^&^[jjj*3jo'^Sl^ ^ ^ b - s r ^ ^ Xi^-o^ ^^od)8b

1 0 % ^ ^ ^ 5 0 o ^ s b 7 ^ ? 5 3 1978-74 6^ dr* 280.60 o ^ ^ DCb^

^o&^o ^8aoO. %o(%x$ *^^j^o 1974-75<y* ^ ^ ^^^ " - ^ o § ^ ^ \ *r>8§ ^cr^^TT^ dr^ 260 00 e<gx<p *3jo^ o 5 )o-R i3bo

836^08. t9%n5$x:3"a)3 )Dex) S$ bea ^beoSb ^^3)&7r°03j 1974-75

3380-33 Mo^T3-*eK5^ dr^ 860 00 &<&&) 1975-76 8)*3^ ^ o ^ ^ o ^

dr* 150 00 o< e>3 &J^ooooc$) oSba&T3"°ooo.

(ni) -^rrrd)3 ^^" c^^^ ao ^cbo§* o3^5i^ *

ao^Sb§^^^o S)R)o§* ^^,§ 7r*iT*3633**X3b cz j bo ^ R ^/(o

^ R-u^&MiSc&aag 110 n^xr^^ ^&x) ^ S b geays'o ^ o ^ K b o 8

!^Kb^o ^ o ^ - ^ ^ M ^ d ^ Rr* 1552.00 e^eM. ^SSb^^a X3R$tr*

g X)o Mnrr*&^ !§oR 10 V"^o ^On^cr*^ ^)D^X)&)eSb7^&) 1974-75

3R6o.a!3 G-R-n^F^ dr° 160 00 p)t&o ^3oc^o ^^ocoo^a^oO ^€

^^jj tpSbSb^ ! 978-79 ir-^^o^ 5$bJoR3r D^cdh^o !j^do3o-d7(3R&

^$o^g)(&)^b^e. Iid76-7G a)" j ^o^i^6^ dr*. 800 00 e<&€3J

*^r*ocoo-R2)Ao8

avpaa^o g g ^ ^ a ^ & ) ^ <^^^ &^d) s33<a;ry"*a)gb g)^^c3r^ 60 'Sj^TJ^^ ^§ %9 *Bc(& *^^^ c^j^D^& ^og^e^c^aS ge ^ ^ o

^oS'e^'^a ^ S S ^ ^ M &Qe^doco^ tpo-aur* go^ho Cj^. U97,87

$?^^o TT*ft* j:97g 76 ^ S § ^ % Sb) j3oo^a<%3<&* 187^7^

136 25th February, 1975, Voting on Demands fbr Grants for 1975-76,

ei*S&x> t9o nr"<y* ^^rooooS§) ^ ) a#r\ s Rb* ^cco*^ ^8irgf 6^D

:&R)(%o§^3o ecr^xo^ ^^^^Oo^rr* 197^76 ^^8oO?$ 3? 3r*<6**

dr^ 75^0e^o ^d^s& RX^cSbo ^^oooo-^^oa

&g^ ^$r*e& <JoRg ig^^o o &3o gd)?<o T)3b&- ^ ^ x3eneF^

^8&Meo ^^b^bun'^cco. -e&R-u-*g!& ^ 1^11^1974 & o & S^bg^^S

axM%9S e ^ a o ^ & o R ^$ !§c8 ^ ^ o *&#<) 8&^e^ ^r^&

1 s&o?f%#^ J&3^ *s og ao^d)q§* 33 3 0 *** ^ o ^ $ ) ^ o ^ ^

2 soo^e ao S)^o^ SS^^o ... eR^r^sr^b %er*

8 g^^o^<^b w a^bo^ X#fo D^Rr*^eb en

4 .) o s\<a* aie X)d)g * sg o ,, &&*aj*^aR§T ^r*

5, [ pc tr o^&o^ 3<{$go ,*. ^ 6 < n ^ ^ ^n

6 ^o^*B(5 &)e &gJ* XS^o ,. p&bo <r*

7. ^S^o^e? :no RiBbcS* <y^o . ^\A^ {fer*

8, S X), -prog €9^&d)g^ a<^o ^* ^dr^ej en

Qo^o53C apa&>o5" ^ S S X)o&)o$o-a gbS^u^A^ & ^ ! p ^ f

o<y* 3 Xb^^Sb ^el&^g ^ o v ^ e ^ geoKbySgartae &^!j^o^

X)"gge) o <Rb 8 R 8 ^ ^ a&/6gb?n^0M, 6^ij /^-cng8 0&g&

33^0 ^ ^ g ^ ^ ^ ^^ba)&, §^g^^b&)^8. !974-75 ^s$8oM

^o^^n6^ ^^ 15 00 "<&<M, 1975-76 ^ ^o-^<y^^ &r . 10 00

<&

13, {^R^aiasb v ^ w :

&^^^^ KAr^^a ^$o^^&!5 eg^o A^dD ^ 9&

?^&, M i § ^ & aa>g-^J^ i&r&^a^ a?ei a^o&o^ &r*R, M*ajj^3-*ta9b e ^ $ o ^ o 6 . B^&) ^^ex^ ^ggTUSoRRFg)

^ ^ , a & ^ n ^ ^ B b ^ P ^ ^ ^^^^ ifeRog aSb^o !^r*R^

gb^^b & u ^ ^ ^ K43g,o o&^e^ Qd)^ gr<&?b * ^ ^ e ^ ifDaa* 3t!&

l^^^o ^^ru^eSb $p^^3beb &tMn-* ! ^ ^ S o & & ) ^tr^4D aPR\§8

Voting of Demands fbr Grants for 23th February, ls75 137 1975-76.

A-sr^RRy^, * ^ o ^ e ^ ^&o^s$o^)&o^oa. 1967 gtfsa ]&r^^gbA& 55gS$g ^-qy^^o^ gj^ * 9) o & o d ^eo^db

^9b^o 182 " . 0 ^ R u S ^ Sj^(5^o^a ^^b^^^dj 8/^^ MtR,

§^^^^"30 ^($bF* *§X1&, cr rrd) p> §", ^ * ^ oo D^O(Sb"^^R

*§o!TJ^c&) sra*^ 320 ^ ^. gjoF* RKr*^6S" g _ ^ ^ ^ ^o3oa)&o8.

^e e3_?a &^ -cr ^ S)^v^^o ^er>6^^ rrePir'S' ^r^^^o^"

^gs5^, &^*c^^ 3f(%a j^n^ ^^)^i^^bSb ^e^e)&ca. ^ 8 ^ 6 ^

MlSs* ]§^^ 1 ^ * ^ 3 ?3b B_&, aty^acag,, e^^ ?^*3o-^c9^e)

(^egc3o-^^ ), g^f^r^o - ^P>di^^nd3 ( *8 d r° 200 * D- B * )

ee)S3asr°ax) ^^r'^cr^dsb Xjd ir *3jd)^b^d^ g)g3o o *^Sb^

182/138 *§g). 8 D ^ ^ , 88/11^. S), 830 )Sl e) b iMio^oa

^o^^o-^(%o eeaoa 1978.74 aoRgyfo^, d^ 21 08 e<&o jo^o good) 53d^a)do6. 1974-75 3R8o-33 ^ o ^ ^ F ^ dy , 87 00 <9< eo

&j aioo-u) 8)C5-oca ^^d t&e)8b &&& ^ ^ 5$ b$)eo, ^($g ^^ja^)

M-*-3r* d) r* o dr*s3c6^ ! <&&) )gb o dr* (-1 11.00 ^o ^ S *

Ay-cxuoS§) ^ 1975-76 g .tJdS &r ccjo5g) od)*g^.

14. (*W 9o (&r"^)\o^^& ^ ^ o

^^o"3o<$ 220 *§ ^^ tJj^B^aoRR) B ^) dj^^n^coo. ^ "5o(&;

B xb 85$d*^ sS^^c^o^o [^doPosysoa) 1974-75 ?65$8o-0 o^Tr*^

d r o ^ H O O o ^ e o , 1975-76 ^ * 3 ^ ^c^T^6^ dr^ 80 00e^^o -5 *

5&r*oa30-Jf<%o es8^o8.

15. 3-soKSi )^^M ^&^&)o^& ^ ^ o , ^ gg S)^c^^eb

"Bo( b "^"^^ s3<p-sr*eM. &-^y^^^ § , $*^^^b ^b9b <9Sb?bc3ofr*

}^?Sb S5^5l^o^o o&cs^X)§^^ 56^5dgj^ !&io9J } r*& n)5i ' g_^.

3#3fo &^^Xb?6^a

§^^ /^*3o - ^ R T T ^ R b 220 * D. *3 Xb =sro& ^00008.

^j^^^CJb^&J^ ir*&^o!e$qbdo - a-crtag^, -cr^^^o^o — ^§o^^§**,

^^^j-^gM — &n&(C6, ^dr*^eo - ^csoo 182 "S X). B^^ g3<30

6$-)8

138 2Sth February, !973. Votmg of Demands for Grants & r 1973-76.

K8r*%3 "3o!tr*D§ ^ ^ ) L R^tr'R ^ o ^ d o 5 . 1974-75

^sS6o^ eo^-^6^ Rr*. 672,00 ^e^, 1976-76 ^ o v o ^ y *

dr*. 71 LOO e^?X) ^oojo-^aor^a^

16. *3 3$ g&g^ea i

T^e Mo^.^ o^sg^ ?s\a. 1975-76 a^6M (Po^7^^ c^, 10.00

17. *^o^ t3&a*a% y o ^

H20 g D 3 & R^Txr*^ ^rr-^ ^o$oo ^5^^^ eianac-Boa 8

^o^-^F^ ^0]^ t^^f -a"*6jT dr 168 00 o%,^, aS\,lfiy°t33 T r ^

dr 7100 tSx€M ^e3_& S^^oo)^5b^, ^6 ao{J$[p^f,

Q^y^ dr 148 60 <9(&eM v^j - ^ ^ ^ ^o^<^ ^ 3-*o3,

^ o &<^o 220 a< B^& -^^g^^o ^^ drgroao^&oa <a

18. aRg ^srM ^ & ^ ^ $^o :

X^Sb^o 1976-78 a13&M ^ o ^ - ^ ^ dr , 10.00 e & w tr*Ri r^r^cTr

^tb€9 ata<?&s'<f<3a ^^ ^v^^g^ ^a&oa. v^^^oy^s Rut^o 37,807 ty*eo^ & r - e ^ & 1974 i^5j 81 ^ H S v ^ o F *

10.486 yr&r^^, w e o a^bo^eo^^tx^, 54) v^o 88,4.

20* 81-8-74 RdR "Sjo^o 2.6 o^e RgR&*d& !58gg3^

a^J^e ^o&^ocoj* ^co,^ !!$!&*#$' -sr o# 1,4 ^ee'o'ib "&^\\

^gS$^o^ §g^b^& a^od^c^ocn) ^ ^oo^3^ *!p*iaRM !#**do o

T^a^ ^ %g5$^o^ Bog) *5b e^$!j X3SS o.

a ^ ^ ^ o & ^ gPg^g \ ^ ^ ^ h ^ b ^ , t^, ^,gg e&a ggdAe^

Voting of Demands for Grants for i5th February, 1975. 139 1973*76

gr&;3, 1891 5^6^ -a^eSo 3 9,ot3 X) -g eD ^j:a^Co Q^2)Gr^OM.

;5o^ <&* 5,00 § ) S$yo3Jov-^e 480 e8xn^ jr &P's) S)db^^do^

"^^OOOO^GT'COO -B"T<3-*33) ^ ^ ) 2^0*^0^^ S)^yo8J ^63J^^

Sbo&a&oa eX) $boa^0b ^^ ^?r^coo. 6o23^(%33'o, v^^r^^

&.7 €30 O ^ ^^X) MRR-tro V^0!^^3O ! ^ 0 T ^ e ^ )7 &0C3 ^ ^ n &

g*6n [ *B9oe3b 0 Xjo^\ir^Cb^o, 3o5$^A3b tpgls aa -s^V^eo^

! o-yeSb 0o^ ! "B^oSJ M&^3)\ &c3o-S)X)^r"ao^)§^3^o enMoa

-cn^^) Cj^ 28.(0 § <LM $)Cbj v /(e bs^d) 2600 trpRr'aa, 800 cSo

* a& srCbe^b 3 8o^ 71 3%-sro& Qo^^d^o s3ooa^^ oCSO(%o

s6^o8. 'sr'63<y* 847 tn^^rej, 94 $^dh qaM*3 ^^o&^6o^

24 1974-75^ 88T^x^e^Dtbo&Ootr5)^ 8,000 R<^

^ojo scsi) ^^so aaoo^ ^ $ u ^ 3 o ^ o ^ ^ose^o^a)doa 1974

areata -^^g 38 sir'co Mioagao^adTraM. 9,487 ^^o3j

^c$) ^ aajciy\_§ ^^gj^^&oa

25. g§o^^f tS^^* &>ao33 M ? ) ^ rr^bc9 D ^ ) ^ ^^-s^5*

26. §^a X)c^^T^^& ]7r2bt3 D ^ g & ^ ^ e$^or^ aco^

^b^a. M O & 3 % X)^e r*d^ V€)07^ ^o^g Mp3\8 ^&eo *3&$*

c&icpo^. ^od)^o <3&L.5rr* ^ ^ §^^5o v ^ [K3Mgo ^)oe^^

^ M !^%0^ X)^C^3 3 % 9 & M^J^^Q^oX) ^ ^ ^ 5 ^ < ^

27. 3o}# ! ^ y i r ^ D ^ g ^ ) ^ tS*%& d)is^^ :— 1974-75

R T ^ e ^^^ t$o^ "§o^ gg^o^Q dr. 2-98 §<%& ^a #gg^,

i4o 25th Feb' uary, 1M75. Votmg of DenunJ\ for Grants for 1973-76.

^-$oO^ $5) <9 gbe'5r- & Lasts j o- 4?^)&uO;

/ — '

1!)78 74 T-y XicsM

88H0

847!)

M70

L.4u '!7

J 6(!7 S)

4h iM,t'8i)

2^,884

6.t

H)74-76

i^*^'!*

8b8?

Stihb

(!(!.t)-)

,M0!

4H.i4

'-6i

830 &5,00()

HJOO

64

IH76-76

<o

4129

H)40

th). 4

MO -42

41.76

968 8o0

6U,00t)

H,000

4.6

a3jga-*M e3J (dr . ^ ^ )

g^M (-a. - )

g*9^ ^x^ gogKWBo K:§^eo ( <po) 2 ,824

^8Ao8 g)31o ev^^$ o?r* ^ ^ooo^^& &^o &.6 XioM

?<^o^e& ^oboo6. ed^c9 ^ o ^ o ^ gh o ^ d o en)a(b

&g§ba>r(MN. ^ ^^o^* <wg a^A^y^ aig 9.00 y# !^a

§8^3x9. gg5S^<^ & ^ ^ ^^$g&oc^ ^^R4rM *X^ ^ ^

&^§^g)(%^oM, [p^o ggg^<x& a0'3&r^'cnd& 0 & ) ^ JH

^ ^ ^^. lR*g-3)ja orr* o^^Ho&sb ^ ^ g ^ & ? S%6i3

^ W ^ ^ ^ &$^5. ^ BagaiM S & g ^ ^ & ^&^^4y*^^

^ < * ^ ^ P ^ 8 ^ g g ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ p ^ „#^Fg<, ^ M g g ^

Voting of Demands for Grants for gfth February, 1973. 141 1973*76+

-o-*D axr*e)orr" ( 3 ^ ^ 0 3 5 aao3j^Ty°agb ^"5 ^ d g ^ ^5$e!bg

^ ^ ^ ^ ^o^jw ^o^jo ^-s^eo *3oo^ e a ^DS* ^a^^bog) ^ ^ ^ 6 ^

^ ^ c ( ^ K ^ &d^6o-^^ocs^ S)d)0-^\ § Rips'o bOoO ^ 538&e^ r 0

^ o ^ ^ a § ^ ^ ^ ggoab^^^b^a eto'grr'S' sixr*e $^o, i5oo^o

^ O a ^ ^ c ^ l M o # ^)9b^ ^gd)eo ^ ^ O & ^ ^ i y ^ o o o .

y ^ ^ g ^ &age?orr* 3&o<%%oCa ^3^o ^^rr* S ^ ^ o ^ - ^ ^ .

Policy Statement on the Demands for M m o r Irrigation Grants 1975-76

Demand N o . X X X V - M I N O R IRRIGATION

Mr. Speaker, Sir, I move that the House be pleased to grant a sum not exceeding Rs 12,30,54,000/- agamst the Demand No. X X X V Minor Irrigation,

Before proceeding to outhne the financial expenditure incurred during the current year, the physical benefits attained, the outlay pro­posed for the ensuing fiscal year and the irrigation potential planned to be created, I should like to well m brief on some sahent general as­pects of M m o r Irrigation,

As Honourable Members are aware, Minor Irrigation is the only hope for irrigation facilities to the chronically drought affected areas and other upland areas. The gulf between irrigation and dry zones can be reduced only by vigorous improvement of minor irriga­tion facilities in the dry areas. The perspective of M m o r Irrigation, with its wider geographical base, is thus not confined only to the objective of increasing farm production but encompasses withm itself broader goals of reducing regional and social disparities. And from the economic standpoint, it has the merit of being quick-yieldmg. Also Minor Irrigation programmes have the least potential for disturbance

142 25th February, 1075. Voting ot Pemands tor Grants tor 1975-76

of ecological balance unlike huge rcseivturs, winch though they may make barren are.is reea, could m some ases have coihequeat a! ceo* logical disturbances m other areas

Despite these advantageous (actort, Minor irrigation sector ha&, however, remun^d the'weaker section'of t!^ totai legation sector. Many schemes hopjfutly launc!icd yea!s a^o have been statimg owing to paucity of funds. The gravity of tht' prob!em c^u!d he gauged t^ the fact that the sptH-over requirement of the schemes tak^n up dmiug the IV Plan under norma! Irngttton programme is a htile aver Rs,7.5 crorcs, whilst the commitments on schemes taken up under sppua! programmes run to another Rs 3.75 cror^s. A new hope has now drawned with the Mzeab!e grants fiom the ^h Pomt formuia C(.n^ ralAidandassistance under the Drought prone Area^ Programme, Under the former, estimating R o m the current year s a.iocaHon, the total outiay during the V Ptan penod might be R\. !7 crores, and under the Drought Prone Areas Programme the prop eJ investment dunng the V Pian ;$ Rs 9J erores. Titese a;e !n addih^n to the nor* ma! plan outlay of Rs 16 erores indicated, Tht. Oo\enmn.*ii! Rrc gear­ing up the technicai and admin!st?a!!ve maciitnery ^o rise to the ana* sion and utilise thssub^tant'a! aggregate amount ffmtfuHy and ^ time. For instance, a1 ttte over 900 works including spillover works* with an estimated outlay of Rs. 14 erores, has been approved under the Six Point Formula Assistance, which wou!d stand completed at the end of the V Pian.

I woutd now proceed to online ihe expenditure particulars and physica! beneSts, The Annua! Ptan ceiling for Minor ligation lor 1974-75 has been Exed at Rs 218J0 iaMts, ?hh is in addition to an amount of Rs, 56 59 lakhs provided under the Specia! Telangana Dcve* lopment Scheme and Rs. 331*66 lakhs under the Central Awiatance Programme. The details are aa follows:

Norma! Pian Schemes: (i) Minor Irrigation Schemes

(ii) M m o r Irrigation Schemes in Tribat Areas (m) M t Irriganon Schemes ^v) TabeweH Programme

(v) Investigation of Minor Irrigation Schemes

Tot*!:

M74.75 (Ra. in !aMn)

!3!.90 !0M 9.!0 !3.30

54.00

2!!.3&

V oting of Demands for Grants for 25th February, 1975, 143 19? 5-76. ^

11 Special Provisions

(1) Telangana Development Programme

(11) Special Central Assistance —

a) Coastal Andhra b) Rayalaseema c) Telangana

(Rs. m lakhs)

5639

97 31 67 54 166 81

Total 331 66

In drought aHected area, lrngation works are undertaken to ameliorate recurrent wide-spread sufferings and to insure against fre­quent failure of crops Special emphasis has therefore, been laid on executing Minor Irrigation Works under the special Drought Prone Areas Programme, sponsored by the Government of India This programme has been taken up m the districts of Ananthapur, Kur-nool, Cuddapah, Chittooi, Mahboobnagar, three taluks of Prakasam district and one taluk of Na!gonda district During 1974-75, an amount of Rs 75 7 lakhs has been provided for execution of Minor Irrigation schemes m these areas

Against the provisions made, expenditure incurred tiH the end of December, 1974 was Rs 145 36 lakhs under norma! Plan, Rs. 30 59 lakhs under Special Telangana Development Scheme and Rs 20 23 lakhs under Drought Prone Areas Programme Initial release of funds under the Six Point Formula Assistance was made by mid-December, and by the end of the month an expenditure of near!y Rs 20 lakhs was alreedy incurred The details of expend ture are as follows

Expenditure incurred till the end of December 1974

(Rs. in lakhs)

1) Normal Plan provision

1) Minor Irrigation schemes m Ordinary areas 101.00

ii) Minor Irrigation schemes m Tnbalareas 4 75

m ) Lift Irrigation schemes 4.31

lv) Tubwell Progomme 3 50

v) Investigation of Minor Irrigation schemes 31 80

Total .. 145 36

144 2Sth Rbruar", 975. Voting of Demands !9?S 76.

fw Oranf^ f r

fxpendituic incut r d 'd! thcendpfP^^^her, P)"4,

(Rs 2) Spec^I Development Schemes

a) Tctangana Devetopment Progtjmmc b) Drought Pi one Areas Programme

Anaatapur Kumoo) Cuddapah Chittoor Prakasam Mahbubnagar Na!gonda

Tt^tid .. <?) Six Point Formtdd Assistance

Coasta! Andhra Raya!asecina Tdangmu

r^hit, The wooing season has just c^mm^nr^d and

. !n !.iH^!

i^^)

! * ^MS n *n , r , . PhU

^ ^

;^s^ ^ ^ h h ^

j^^U

t rc ^ n<*rt hope that the aHocations made wuid be fu!!y expended h% the * . W of the Snancia! year.

It is anticipated that a m.w potent;a!of 38,000 a^re$wou)dbc created dating 1974*73, besides stabdisation of an ayat,ut ^f 24,000 acres, AgMstthis,! 5,000 acres had come under irrigation by the m d of June, 1974 and about 18,000 acres of existing ayacm &tdb hsed Proyamme for ! 975-76:

The proposed norma! Pian outiay for the cnstntHgtmancM! year !s Rs 2i0 iakhs. Besides, a Hnanc;a! tnvest eat of R$, 36! && iakhs has been envisaged under Spe^ia! Cen^ai A^htancc Programme The detaHs are as foHows:

(Rs. m t^hs) 1) Norma! Plan Provision:

i) Minor Irrigation Schemes i:) Minor Irrigation Schemes in tribai areas Hi) Lift Irrigation Schemes iv)TubeweM Programme v) Investigation of Minor Irrigation Scheme*

Tota! . 2) Specia! Centra! Assistance Programme.

i) Coasta!Andhra 99,43 ^ Rayalaseema ?^g4

^ 4 ^ Tel$n^aM )MJ9 Tota!., 36! 66

Voting of Demands for Grants for 25th February, 1975. 345 1975-76. ^

The provision of Rs 10 lakhs made for tribal areas is intend­ed for execution of Minor Irrigation schemes m tribal areas of Snka-ku!am, Visakhapatnam. East Godavan West Godavan districts of Coastal And ira Pradesh, Warangai K h a m m a m and Adi!abad districts of Telangana.

The outlay under Drought Prone areas Programme for Minor Irrigation is yet to be indicated by the Government oi India.

Utilising provisions under all the three heads, about 86,000 acres is sought to be brought under irrigation afresh by the end of June, 1975, m addition to beneBtting an existing ayacut oi about 55,ooo acres The details are as follows

Physical achievements anticipated under Miaor rrngation Scheme by the end of June, 1975

Normal Programme Drought Prone Area Programme

Central Assistance Programme

Total

m acras

N e w acreage Stabilisation Total of existing ayacut

31,ooo 9,ooo 46,ooo

86,000

25,ooo 1,000

29,ooo

55,ooo

56,ooo lo,ooo 75,ooo

1,41 ,ooo

Tubewells Programme.

A programme of rapid ground water survey through exploratory drilling and testing has been taken up by the State Government m collaboration with Central Ground Water Board Adequate dat? regar­ding the existing wells, tubewells and bore wells, their design, yield and location, safe speacmg of tube-wells, chemical quality of ground water and the like can be collected With this end m view a pilot scheme of construction of 88 exploratory tube veils m delta areas of Krishna and Godavan and adjoining upland are^s m the districts of Guntur, Krishna. Nellore, West Godavan and East Godavan was sanctioned at a total estimated cost of Rs 57 lakhs Eighty eight tubewells were constructed of which 41 were considered successful

Another scheme of construction of 2o exploratory tubewells m Srikakulam and Visakhapatnam districts has been sanctioned at a cost of Rs. 14 lo lakhs for construction often exploratory tubewells m each district. Work commenced on 1st October 1973 The expendi­ture during 1974-75 on this programme is Rs lo lakhs A provision of Rs. 5,oo lakhs has been made for 1975-76.

68—19

146 25th Februarv, 1073. Voting of Demands foi Grants for 1973-76.

Conclusion

As I stated earlier, the Government attach very gieat importance

to the timely aid proper execution of M m o r lmgttton Scheme I

should like to mention hetc one or two areas that ha^ e to be streng­

thened with a view <o achtev ug this end There can be no two opu-

lonsttr* souAd mvesngatton is a prerequisite to the cxccus;on of a

sound irngation project Investigation w(^rk, though it demands

technicians with lugh academe calibre and the desired aptitude it is a

haid and aiJuous job, which denies ccature comforts and basic facul­

ties that are available to engineers working n the executive branch.

With a view to attracting good talent this important field of work, it

is necessary that some appropriate form of incentive b^ provided.

Greater attention has also to be paid to the collection, coth*

tion and pubheitton of irrigation statistics

The question of mservice training fonrngation engineers !s aho of crucial importance The irrigation engtneens basically a speaali^mhydrauhcsand structural engineering, But the fulfil­ment ot the aims of irrigation' namely getting the maximum "food and fibre" from land, requires knowledge of diverse subjects M e soil

moisture, crop-water relAtionslrps, water application and manage* ment, use of manures and fertilizers, water-logging and dramage and the like N o doubt, our engineers get practical knowledge of these whilst on the job, but this cannot be a substitute for a syste­matic inservicn training and refresher course. Some thought requires to be given to !his urgently*

In the matter of execution, we have to face many bottle-necks beyond the control of the excutmg agency like !and acquis'tion hurd­les, scarcity ef construction material and delay m procurement of equipment and spares Mesaures are being worked out to minimise the time-lag caused by these. As for proverbial adnsmisfr ive delays and unimagmativenrss, many a'c guilty and none is entirely blame* less. A close review of Rnandal and administrative procedure gover­ning sanction of estimates and the impiemcntatioa phase has been made, and all possible steps are being taken to see that the shadow of red tape does not fall between "the conception and the creation'*

Tbaak you.

A. Venkata Reddy'

Minister for Minor Irrigation

Voting of Demands for Grants for 25th February, !975. 1&7 1975-76

asSroBa 3o. X X X V ^ l Q 7 5 - 7 6

<3ar>o<R> o X X X V 3 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ e b ^ e t§o^ dr^^o^eo

12^80,54,OOOoSb n3o-^^) *^]^^b R>oar*6b ^(XSo^^oa^ ^-5^8^

§^Cb^nr^&

o?5b, -u- &KSk e8^ RoSl^-u^^ )5$9^ao^ M^j^TT-^h, ^Cf-^

< e?-a ^^b 3a^oSb-*o& ^38o^cs^^§ ^boo^)r^ 3 ^ d ^ & 5

3-TC6Re>Sb ^oa)o$o^)H §^^h 3bo^o^b^ ^o^e)& f(r°^ ?To^ 3orr"

3b($D ^^-^.

6 f Tr°Morr* t9n^3\X\5 ,8 ^^^b^_ !^oiy^o^ 933* *3o^

aa^a^ogoa ir^&o^ ^c^sb ^a^^j. ^^ t^roj-^e)^ ^ ^ ^ ^ & 3 <tK^€) 3d)^o3j*^e^ ^g8^ / O ^ *3jd)/lj ^-^c^o irgD"

3r*!^"^J X)^ ^ b ^ O &^y l rro-BT'OSb *^)&)^o-3r*e^ ^ ^ ^ A e ^ O l ^ q

^^^oao-cf ^^)§ R ^ R o S^^^boa, ^ ^ ^ & 3 3b&e "crg-tr*

^9b^-3[ r-o^^^Sb 3d)^oSbo sr§)ao- cs § S)oo?3\a. 9& * e)o ^ ^ o 3 &

&^_§^ 9&^(&o^ :&xa<3"&) -s^^ocs^ ! o&o3o07r^& ^o^o^ 07^R)

&33 * ^ ^ o & ^ea^boa €58 R ^ o ^J*"^^ojo^ §X) -a^QU^

^^ir^ex) R^^orr* ^8j^d)Tr"oco. *y § ees-c goXCb soeb^) 3&r;Rx)e&

33oV"o3boo ^^rooo ^ooo*^ § ^ ^ RoRtr'Aex^ ^e^^ gjo^^g

9^od)eo 6 3 ^ 3-s^^o A ^ 5 3 ^ ^ ^ ^ &63 ^ebdo v^^o

[ 55j o 53oj oofr* 9&MS$o63 9 ^ o d ) ^ 3 ^ ^ .

rr*^ &o&M!3^a. *^)3b^ ^oS$^\Tr^e3]$^o ev^^^orr"[^^o$o^^ ^ ^

3%ifea X)4&e § ^ ^ ^r*eonr^ X)5)3^oDj &-^oa). 3 < ^ ^ ^ ^ & 5

A^Cb^o -y^^o^SSbo [§0% sr*eSS jXStr*^^ v ^ e o ^ ^ ^ ^(pvod**

tamos' -5^^o!^^r'e)§o^ ^ ^ ^ - 5 ^ e ^ ^Obj dr* 8 75 §^^.

&D^8)^ f ba^coo^ sS&e9b 3oao$cna;6 Sb?6g ^)o^ [ ^ ^ ^ 3 8 ^

^T^bo6. ^Cb X b ^ ^ o So^^o i§oR e$o^ *§o{6 RS^j^bo, -n^s$\^§

/^8 oc&g (^o-^e ^^g(y2$bo !§o^ $o^g RS^o&o 3bJ oo7r* ^ ^

X) beo 9^^b jy_g e^otS) s^o^Kbio-^ooj, e3b &r*r^e 33^0

14S 25th February, 1975 Voting ot Demands ft r Graots for 1975-76

)§oR ) ^ ^ o55^ir^^§ t3&!$ ^^r-o^o$) ^ ^ ^ o ^ ^ o ^ ^ < w ^

s:()S5 )a-nr*%ir° -s^oc6^ ^ooj^o D^odJ^^o CLr*. 17 §^&M &o^/<€)^D

^ o R ^ ^o^a)&o5, MT3**33\^ ^ 8 *^g j^oT^e -s^^g^o [$cR

53 55 t^ryo?-^ -s^oc^ cu^ 9 08 ^ ^ o ^^r^^odcy^M

l^^^ao-cf^oa, ja-rvtfM ^ i ^ ^ ^D^j^7r^^$ ^ ^ o ^ dn. 16 f*4jSb ^^^rr < *3jo^^^o hio&r*oa?. ^e 1^^ *Bjj °o?Sb

^'^r&^S'()Cfr& yj-s-cac^&r* ^ o l r a o ^ ^ c d b ^ ^ n ^ J^o"^^

^8^073^ ot6o)-g 6rr*a-3 ^$Sc^o ^O^^o^o ^ ^ , 6 4 u ^ ^ ^ c ^ ^

aoR3&*coo3 s S & o ^ ^ ^ 900^ ^ 7 ^ o ^ b ar*. 14 ^ ^go^o

^^;^ ^0^8!) rjcaic§ ^ ) ^ g)^ir*e& n^'$^^ ^ ^ e & I M 8

^ & 1 9 7 4 - 7 5 ^ ^ ^ 6 ^ ^^desb 1^8^ );jTy*f'3' ^ 8 ^ ^

OJ^. 218.50 e^eXTT* M CJOr-^3)Ao6. ^ * CO * 0 * PH)?T"T3r* {^^01

c^^^a ^ ^ 0 !$od ^ o c j o ^ dr>. 56,69 e<Sto "3jJ^jD% "go d

?6^c3o^ -^dg^^bo [Sod *^^oooo^?i 331 66 a,<&e ^ ) ^ 3 ^

taRgorr* o^ooO. ^^v^e^ ^ ]3o6 8#orr* &nr*^ooo .

L ^ y ^ Er95* ^^oco :

1974-76 (Cr. e^^^) 3 ^ 8 ^ 8)&3 Hbde) ^ 3 & ^ ^ .... 181.^0

^ S * ^ ^ ..,. 10 00 y*a&% /^ %s$sjo ... 9.00 /r*6j:& T^^e? -s^dn! 8*55)0 . 18^60

R ^ ^ 5 ^ ^^bde s3$v^o RO&eg .., 54.00

(i) *3eo7T*w* e ^ § -^dgh^&o ,„ 66.69

(ii) ^ ^ g ^ *^o!R X3 o3!)o

(J) ^ eo^ ... 9?.8i

(8) i^c3&e^ .,. 87.64

'S^^^ .. 88i,87

Voting of Demands for Grants for 23th February, 1975. i4§ 1975-76.

^eao-0 -*r*8 o )e?Sb ^^-^ "B^aUgjocr' - y ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ o §"*xio

^ ^ ^ ^ 5 t^b^e &eo ^<ba)^^bnr^coo. ^ ^ ! $j go t^^^

6o-^^ tjS &S' ^^\^x ^ o - ^ o ^^c!SSSbo }§od 33^ ^ ^ ^

^b^8 e^o^^o. $fCb ex), ^^S3, -3&3-°R) ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ < v° o

gcr^^X) xSjJ^^b-^e^sr^eF^g), Re)/Tag g9€^^D&^-^^exr*5^d^A

8 -^^o^&r*^ ^j&o a3Ro3. ^ !^oiy^F^ 3 ^ ^ ^ ^ &63

^ijb^e X)(p^e^) M^bco ^^o § 3o 1974-76^ dr . 75*7 e e?o

*3jo o S gj Cf)$)&oa.

1974 A o8)(& Mp35 M § ^i^(fc3 )^i^^ jgod Kr°. 145 §6

exM\eo, "ge)orp*i [3' oS' $^A§ ^ ^ o !§od dr*. SO 89 e&ext,

vnr^^\& ^oir^e -srtfqtg'S&oigoR dr*. 20 28 e^,^ oo3kH3bjeoojo5.

e3fb Xb^^o xS go ?3 o(6o (Sod <a"3oa& sS c ^n^c^ X)$3e?o

*Soj^^3^e D(&Re caj oooo. ^ er-tpd) €9ooo3 p(6j -cniy* )

1974&^oo& 330 <T 5 Q90M^ 5Sgd3oo

1. ^y^ee ^BT^y l^oo&o^ :

j xT'ex) !^ov^e^ - 0 ^ ^ 3)63

<3-TCa<3<9 g'^eo .. 101 00

<s3 *r*K) i^o^^bo^ 3 ^ gtfR-s & 3

^Cbdo ^^&J<M — 4 75

<S^a&%3-'f6 s$^^o€3o ... 4 81

/Tdjg) r^^o -y^^g^sbo ... 8 50

3e§e3 .^ §130

*Boj o ... 145 86

^). -33on-*w e$^§ ^yg^y&&o 80.59

ISO 25th February,

S<%3

C^nd)

)J$srrpo

^b^axr^^^Oo

X). tMta X5j*"(jy o

"3e)or\"tyj*

1975. Votmg ot Demands for Grants {^ 1975-7 6.

^)(^)^ ^ ^ J S J O

*3x>

. ..

...

...

) O

...

^ n t t)

n.48

2tt7

3.59

[)80

—

2" .58

l(j6Si

2.53

(S({R

n) -o

84^000 <-^o (Bc^^&u^ &<haoaKr*a*t f^^n^ :^74-75 ^^

38,000 *nf-u-*oa §^^7^ &^^d)^o ^r-u^o^ A r*y.u ^ ^ & ^ ^ ^ ^

e?o^8)^^^a, 1974 a ^ ^^^^^ ^nr^^ Ifi.OjO ^r a^^ .J u

§ en- e)&oa. 197&..76 gS g ^ & ^ :

^ ^ M M ^o^xr^Sg ^0A^5o^ ^ ^ ^ !^c$^^ 33et e

0j ,210 e xex), & 5 <6o?^ [jR S* *§o[ ^^(^ v oi'n).) !^o^

Rr> 86t,66 e^€^ e8g Mo3j^^o aosaytiXaaoa, 2)S!<rw t o5

^ ^ d ^ ^ ^ & d e 5$^v^^ .^ ^6.00

e 8 ^ ^ ,^oo*^6^ )^^ge & ^ ^ ^ ^ K<%nr*eM .$* K),00

^ A gr* jr*76 ^€30 ... ... 10 00

T % $ ^ * $ ^ cfg^R^e^ ... ... 6.00

^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ o ^ ^ e ^ e g ... ... 80.00

1 3 ^ J s:ooo

^ ^ ^ - -^ ^- 99,48 i r c c & e ^ ^. .., ,,, ?g,84 T ! e o ^ ^ ... ,,. .,. ;gg,8g

Voting of Demands for Grants for 25th February, 1975. 151 1975-76,

^ \ ) ^ b53j Cb 55,000 ^ l y e eoSo^^So i^^j^ss^o ^gb^cr^§,

tP^^o—" 19^5 a S* er spCb T 3§?joS5j Cb 86,000 < ir*e<g) )g^^ n^

S)^^^^e ?(^^c(5Jo 3csa^o-Ra<^&^a Mir'eo a^b^ r^jj

1976 apr * ^^^o^-^s^^^ -0^^(y^ g)^ s$(pTr*9!§oR e&^o^^e^^ea

[§^^,7^ &^^d)^o t p ^ ^ o c ^ 3jo-g o

]§oa§55^\ o)^irej eso^^^e?^

K.o" 8c^(^o ___________ ^

^ T ^ ^ c ^ ^ ^ g ^ ^ o ... 81,000 ^5,000 66,000

! ^ o ^ e - s - ^ g ( ^ o ... 9,000 1,000 10.000

^^Jo ... 46 000 29,000 75,000

^ J ^ ^ 66,000 55 000 141,000

2^p*a)S [dg)o^, ^ 8 ^ ^ crgiy^ ^ ^ aer*9 T^Z$) w^^o -s^^g

)t&r"^h 3! oa !53^^s^^ -83 sg)eo, r^j^) -ar*3)ex), ^ 8 o ^ ^ r ^ $ ) ^

-K^M !$sbr 7r . b^5 a^a<3,&a$, ^ T ^ ^ ^S&e)^$g ^ y ^ ^ o , ^ ^

&€^e)^^c(Sb^^ Ty*c3C&a8aye)oV*e?g3 ^oa)o$o-2)^ D55ir*e30 ^ 8 o ^

a)^/<p^. 36 & ^ o o ^ 8^\^,^tn^8, * er j^o-^e6^^,^o^r*^

*\A*, * €U <Jb, ^ o c^5$6, ^ ^ ^cr*g8 e&er^o^ ( ^ -

& ^ B.^? p ^ T ^ e ^ R ) 88 €5^-cr>^^ /T^^) ^)e 3-o--gTs-*D§

^oOo$ - ^ "3 < ^ 3<$fTr*aS ( . 57 e, Le ^o)^o tso-cfsr* Q 3 ^ ) ^

sboe^d) < ^ o a^Oaoa, 9X^433 3 8 ^ 0 ^ 8 8 / T ^ - s ^ ^ ^ 41

132 25th February, 1975. Voting of Demands for Grants for 1973-?6

3^o ge^d^ 10 ^ T ^ ^ g ^ ^ ^"^^) tr^^^ *B^^o 20 t9l?j(p\

- c y ^ ^ ^ ^2&e D^c^o ^!^o 3o&* ^ o ^c^ dr 14 H) ( d u

^)os^^*^Q&8)doa. 1978 e^s)^ 1 g ^ < ^ [;&^o$^wea.

8 nr*3'C)tr3oo 1974-76 6^ ^ w ^ ^ ^ c^. H e^^. ^ e ^

X) b o 1976-76 9b <3 . 6 9<&a> ^ocoo^D&^a.

i&o oS ;

Qo^sb Rued) b g) M 6^^ o ^ < y ^ aa^ta*^ ^; ?^ &

^xb^a ^ &^Po&^ &*§o3g A^g ^^^o^o ^ ^ y ^ ^ ^r^ &*<*$,

'Bo^ or o?&) f^8oO ^ ^ o ^ ^ o ^ * ^ ^ ^ . ^atTa^ X^?^*&^n

)^^8b&) X)^orr^ ^e^^^go^t^ idxio^r w * r !^^/^n^ ^a*^\^

§o3b^o 3)3^3)3 ^ c ^ D^t^ ^!^o&^e^ ^^^d^\ 'u*^,

M§^X^^^-cr*q^ ^€o^o ^ o ^ ^ ^cTo^, #arj ^^&0^nY3^^b

a^g^c9 v*p<s^ ^^ ^o^&^r^ S)c^ &^3^*gtM, r:^^^<^^^ , s

MSf6 O^ ^ g *^88 ^ j&*TT^g^ A^O^^O ^^^do.

b ^ ^ & ^ e ^ K3oM$o-0 ?<T3r*3g'RM M^f^^^b ^ a ^ ^ ^6^C^a

^^go^ ^v*3,R;a63R. b^s^^b^ o A)0J i^(p^<^^ 1 ^ ^ ^

^ & , ^)^J^ ^oMa6o^6^A ^*3g^ g^^ga ^BA Aod^&/^<^4

&^?^^^€? e^pg^A ^o-ReytaS e o ^ ^So &oA /^^ pa^tRi&M,

^odcr-XS a c6 X)5ic^^^ aeepgo v^^o. *^v^^ *^R), !5t ab

&633 ^o^^o. §)^ *^^^o. &65 M ^ o , Jd?^€?& <f^c&S^

Jt^^^b &3oar*ao^<go & 3 S€X)^, XSbotSb/b ebde 3M%3 ^ oV^(^

x^^e^cb. ^oo)^ 5 6g )<y* &a^?y*e8 !f&)^^g $&c?,

<&o6x*oa. ^r-^^dc?^ e? o- ex?, 9irot^{&8 y^^^M axb d^Rrna

€ ^ ^ , ^^r^ia M -3rvr*<!> %y{fc$g^ ^ - ^ ^ g ^ ^ ^*3& ^d>l)

Voting of Demands fbp Grants &r 2$th February, !97S. if 3 1975-76.

^6^^?n ^^oo^*3j^ ^^geo. 9rr* Md -3o-d$'&*:S(2o ^ t y e

^ C ^ ^ ^ d ( { ^ &Xb^^o ai^^^^a.

68—20