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ABDULLA– Honourable members & honourable speaker all rise.

APOORVA SPEAKER- honourable members a very good morning to all
of you. I welcome you all to the Youth parliament session and I hope this
session will be fruitful. We begin today’s session with oath or affirmation
of our newly elected members.
Secretary general please
SCRETARY GENERAL P. KEERTHANA IX B–
Shri Aditya IXA who stands elected from Thiruvallur constituency of
Tamilnadu state, will now take an oath or an affirmation ,
Sri Aditya please,
Do you want to take oath or an affirmation?
ADITYA 9A – oath please
Secretary general KEERTANA P– In which language would you like to take the oath?
ADITYA 9A– Hindi please
SECRATERY GENERAL KEERTHANA P – I
ADITHYA 9A-Sri ADITYA , having been elected as a member of lower
house of the parliament do here by swear in the name of God, that I will
bare true Faith and allegiance to the constitution of India as by law
established and that , I will uphold the sovereignty and integrity of my
country and that, I will faith fully discharge the duties upon which I am
about to enter.
Secreteray general KEERTANA P –
Shri MYDHILIRAM who stands elected from MACHILIPATNAM
CONSTITUENCY of Andhra Pradesh state, will now take an oath or
an affirmation
Shri MYDHILIRAM please,
Do you want to take oath or affirmation?
MYDHILIRAM XI– oath please
Secretary general KEERTHANA P– In which language would you like
to take the oath?
MYDHILIRAM– English please
Secretary general- –I

MYDHILIRAM– XI
having been elected as a member of lower house of the parliament do
here by swear in the name of God, that I will bare true Faith and
allegiance to the constitution of India as by law established and that, I
will uphold the sovereignty and integrity of my country and that, I will
faith fully discharge the duties upon which I am about to enter.
Secreteray general KEERTANA P –
Shri VISHNU VARDHAN who stands elected from LUDHIYANA
CONSTITUENCY of PUNJAB state, will now take an oath or an affirmation
Shri VISHNUVARDHAN please,
Do you want to take oath or affirmation?
VISHNUVARDHAN XI– oath please
Secretary general KEERTHANA P– In which language would you like
to take the oath?
VISHNU VARDHAN– English please
Secretary general- –I

having been elected as a member of lower house of the parliament do

here by swear in the name of God, that I will bare true Faith and
allegiance to the constitution of India as by law established and that, I
will uphold the sovereignty and integrity of my country and that, I will
faith fully discharge the duties upon which I am about to enter
OBITUARY REFERENCE
SPEAKER APOORVA– Hon members with great sorrow and regret that I inform this house
loss sumis to
about the sad demise of former MP Sri Trivedhi in Shillong. It is a matter of great
have lost a father figure whose simplicity and honesty inspired the people. Heartful
condolence to members of the deceased family.
Hon’ ble PRIME MINISTER GAMYASRI XI
Respected speaker madam, I extend myself and my party members with the sorrow
that the nation is feeling in the sudden demise of our former MP who died aged 83.
His achievements are the torchbearers for the people of this country especially the
young generation of this nation. I extend my heartfelt condolence to the bereaved
family.
Hon’ ble leader of opposition. J BHAVANA XI
Respected speaker madam’ I associate myself and my party members
with the loss and feel the void that the nation feels at the sad demise of
our former MP. He was an extraordinary person. In him we have lost a
true jewel, a true and great country man. I extend my condolence to the
bereaved family.
Hon. Speaker APOORVA– The house may stand in silence for a while
to express our deep sorrow,
(the members then stand in silence for a while)
Secretary general may please convey the message of condolence to the
bereaved family.
Secretary general P. KRRTHANA– Yes madam
Introduction of new Ministers
Hon Speaker APOORVA– Prime minister shri GAMYASRI to introduce
new ministers.
Hon prime minister GAMYASRI –
1. Shriman Vignesh Honourable minister of Social justice and
welfare
2. Shriman Revanth Hon’ Minister of Defence
.(While being introduced each minister in turn stands with folded
hands. Three members greet them by thumping on their desk)
QUESTION HOUR
Hon’ble speaker APOORVA – Now we begin with the question hour.
Q.no.101 ESWAR please
ESWAR XI- Honorable Minister, what steps are being taken to reduce delays
and ensure that trains run on time
Hon’ble Speaker APOORVA -
Hon’ble Railway minister shri SNIGDITHA please
Hon’ble Railway minister SNIGDITHA IXB
.Hon’ble speaker madam "To reduce delays and ensure trains run on time,
we are improving our track infrastructure, updating signal systems, and
increasing the number of trains on busy routes. We are also enhancing our
scheduling and communication systems to keep passengers informed about
any changes."
Hon.ble speaker APOORVA- Any supplementary question
JAGAPATHI BABU IXB – yes speaker madam
Hon.ble speaker APOORVA- Srimati Snigdhitha please

Jagapathi babu- "Honorable Minister, while these measures are crucial,

passengers often face last-minute cancellations and overcrowded trains,
especially during peak seasons. What additional steps is the government taking
to address these specific issues and improve the overall passenger
experience?"
RAILWAY MINISTER SNIGDHITHA-

Thank you for your question. To deal with last-minute cancellations and
overcrowding, we are taking many steps: for example

1. We are adding extra trains and increasing trips on busy routes during
peak seasons to reduce overcrowding.
2. We are improving our reservation system to help passengers book seats
more easily and to better manage the demand.
3. We are making sure passengers get quick updates about any changes or
cancellations through SMS, apps, and announcements at stations.
4. We have backup plans in place to handle unexpected delays or issues, so
we can keep things running smoothly.
5. And We are listening to passenger feedback to understand their needs
and make improvements where necessary.

These actions are all aimed at making train travel more reliable and
comfortable for everyone."

Hon’ble speaker APOORVA- any more supplementary questions

Hon’ble speaker APOORVA – Let us move to Q. No 102 Srimati Gowri

please
Srimati GOWRI XI- YES Hon’ble speaker madam
"Honourable Minister of Earth science - what steps is the government taking to
improve the accuracy and reliability of weather forecasting and early warning
systems for natural disasters?
Hon’ble speaker APOORVA- Hon’ble Minister of Earth science Srimati
SWATHI please
Hon’ble MINISTER OF EARH SCIENCE SWATHI- Hon’ble Speaker
madam

"To improve weather forecasting and early warning systems, the government is
investing in advanced meteorological technology and research. We have
upgraded our weather monitoring infrastructure with new satellites and radar
systems to enhance data collection and forecasting accuracy. The India
Meteorological Department (IMD) is working on improving predictive models
and integrating data from various sources for better early warnings.
Additionally, we are collaborating with international organizations to adopt best
practices and improve disaster preparedness and response."

Hon.ble speaker APOORVA- Any supplementary question

ADITYA 9B – yes speaker madam
Hon.ble speaker APOORVA- shri ADITYA please

Aditya 9B- "Honorable Minister, while these upgrades are promising, how is
the government ensuring that these improved weather forecasts and warnings
reach people in remote areas effectively?"
Hon’ble MINISTER OF EARH SCIENCE SWATHI
Thank you for the question. To ensure that weather forecasts and warnings
reach people in remote areas, we are using multiple communication channels,
including mobile alerts, radio broadcasts, and local community networks. We
are also working with state governments and local authorities to spread the
information quickly and effectively, ensuring that even the most remote
communities are informed and can take necessary precautions."
Hon’ble speaker APOORVA – Q.No 103 SHRI SATWIK please
SATWIK XI – Honorable Minister, what measures is the government taking to
improve the socio-economic conditions of tribal communities?
Hon’ble Speaker APOORVA – Hon’ble Minister of Tribal affairs Shri Karthik please

Hon’ble Minister KARTHIK XI – Honourable speaker madam

To improve the socio-economic conditions of tribal communities, the
government is implementing several key initiatives. These include the Tribal
Sub-Plan (TSP), which allocates funds for the development of tribal areas, and
the Pradhan Mantri Jan Vikas Karyakram (PMJVK) for improving infrastructure
and services. We are also focusing on enhancing access to education and
healthcare through dedicated schemes like the ST (Scheduled Tribe)
Scholarship Program and the National Health Mission. Additionally, we
promote skill development and entrepreneurship programs to create
sustainable livelihood opportunities."
Hon’ble Speaker APOORVA –
Q.no 104 Hon’ble Member of parliament Srimati KAVYA please
Srimati KAVYA- Hon’ble speaker madam My question is to minister of
law shri YOGI KUMAR
"Honorable Minister, what efforts are being made to ensure that the legal
system is transparent and accountable to the public?"
Hon’ble Speaker APOORVA- Hon’ble Minister of law Shri Yogi kumar
please

Hon’ble Minister of lAW Yogi kumar-

Honerable speaker madam "Ensuring transparency and accountability in the

legal system is essential for maintaining public trust. Our government is
promoting transparency through measures such as open court hearings and
public access to case information. We are also working on implementing stricter
accountability mechanisms for judges and legal professionals. Additionally,
initiatives like the National Judicial Data Grid provide public access to case
statistics and court performance metrics. Strengthening internal oversight and
grievance redressal systems also contributes to greater accountability."

Hon’ble Speaker APOORVA- Any supplementary Questions on this?

Hon’ble Member of Parliament Bhuvamshika please
Hon’ble Member of parliament Bhuvamshika IXB - YES Hon’ble speaker
madam

Honourable minister of LAW SHRI YOGI KUMAR , ,

given the recent tragic incident
involving the murder of a junior doctor in Kolkata, what steps is the
government taking to ensure the safety and protection of medical
professionals, and how is the legal system addressing such violent crimes to
prevent future occurrences?"
Hon’ble Speaker APOORVA- Hon’ble Minister of LAW shri Yogi kumar
please
Hon’ble Minister of LAW Yogi kumar- Hon’ble speaker madam

"The safety of medical professionals is a serious concern, and the government is

taking several steps to address this issue. We are working on strengthening legal
provisions to protect healthcare workers, including proposing stricter penalties
for violence against medical staff.

The legal system is addressing the recent tragic incident with utmost
seriousness, and investigations are being conducted thoroughly to ensure that
the perpetrators are brought to justice.

Additionally, we are engaging with healthcare institutions and law enforcement

to develop measures that enhance the security of medical professionals,
including better reporting mechanisms and support systems for victims of
violence.

The government is also considering the implementation of specific safety

protocols and guidelines to prevent such incidents in the future and to foster a
safer working environment for all healthcare workers.
.

Hon’ble Speaker APOORVA – No more supplementary

Questions on this.
Q.no 105 Honourable Member of Parliament Mrs KURSHIDBE please
Honourable Member of Parliament KURHIDBE IXB–. Honourable
Minister, what steps are the government taking to control the spread of
dengue fever?"
Hon’ble Speaker APOORVA - Hon’ble Minister of HEALTH Srimathi VIMALA please

Ministry of HEALTH Srimati VIMALA – Honourable speaker madam

"We are focusing on controlling mosquito populations by spraying insecticides,

removing standing water, and promoting cleanliness in communities. We are
also raising awareness about preventing mosquito bites and encouraging people
to use repellents."
Hon’ble speaker APOORVA- Any supplementary question
HARSHITHA VIIIB– yes speaker madam
Hon’ble speaker APOORVA- Srimati HARSHITHA please
HARSHITHA VIIIB - Honourable Minister, with all these efforts, if the
mosquitoes still don't get the message, should we start negotiating with them
instead?"
APOORVA- SHRI VIMALA PLEASE
VIMALA XI-
"Thank you for your creative suggestion! While we can’t negotiate with
mosquitoes, we are expanding our efforts by researching new and innovative
methods, such as genetic modification of mosquitoes to reduce their
population. We’re also enhancing community engagement to ensure everyone
plays a part in keeping their surroundings mosquito-free."

Hon’ble Speaker APOORVA- Q.no 106 Honourable Member of

Parliament SHRI KOWSHIK please
Honourable Member of Parliament KOWSHIK IX B- YES Hon’ble speaker
madam

"Honorable Minister OF EDUCATION what steps is the government taking to

ensure that education is accessible and affordable for all, particularly in rural
and economically weaker sections of the society?"

Hon’ble Speaker APOORVA- Hon’ble Minister of education REVALLA

AKSHARA
Please
Hon’ble Minister of EDUCATION Srimathi Akshara - Hon’ble speaker madam

"The government has launched several initiatives aimed at making education

more accessible and affordable. These include the Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan,
which focuses on universalizing elementary education, and the Mid-Day Meal
Scheme, which helps in increasing attendance and retention rates. Additionally,
we are providing scholarships and fee waivers to students from economically
weaker sections and improving infrastructure in rural schools to ensure quality
education is accessible to every child."

APOORVA- Srimathi Akshyaya please

Akshya IX B- Speaker madam my question is "Honourable Minister of
education, can you provide an update on the progress of implementing the
National Education Policy (NEP)? Specifically, what are the key achievements so
far, and what challenges remain in fully realizing the goals of NEP?"

APOORVA- Srimathi Akshara please

Akshara - yes speaker madam

"Certainly. We have made significant progress in implementing the National Education

Policy (NEP). Key achievements include:

1. We’ve started updating school curricula to make them more flexible and relevant to
today’s needs.
2. We’ve launched programs to enhance teacher training and professional development.
3. We’ve begun efforts to improve the quality and accessibility of higher education
institutions.
4. Our government is integrating vocational training into school education to better
prepare students for the workforce.

However, challenges remain, such as ensuring uniform implementation across all states and
addressing infrastructure gaps. We’re working on these issues to fully realize the goals of
NEP."

APOORVA-Mr. Kowshik please

Kowshik – yes speaker madam Honorable Minister, could you provide an

update on the Prime Minister's Schools for Rising India (PM-SHRI) scheme?
Specifically, what progress has been made in establishing these schools, and
how are they expected to impact the quality of education in India?"

APOORVA- HONURABLE EDUCATION MINISTER Shrimathi Akshara please

Akshara – Speaker madam

The PM-SHRI scheme is progressing well. Several schools are already up and
running, and more are being established. These schools aim to set high
standards with modern facilities and teaching methods. They’re expected to
improve the quality of education by serving as models of excellence and
helping raise the overall standards in schools across India."
APOORVA Q.NO 107 Srimathi BHAVANA please

BHAVANA XI- "Honorable Minister, what measures are in place to address

concerns about the adequacy of pension benefits under the Unified Pension
System, especially for those who retire with lower contributions?

APOORVA- HONURABLE MINISTER OF PERSONAL AND PUBLIC GRIEVENCES

SRIMATHI Dharmika please

Dharmika – Honourable speaker madam

"To address concerns about pension adequacy under the Unified Pension
System, we are introducing minimum pension guarantees and providing
additional support for those with lower contributions. We’re also reviewing the
system regularly to ensure it meets the needs of all retirees and making
adjustments as necessary to improve benefits and coverage."

APOORVA- SRIMATI Likitha please

Likitha- "Honourable Minister, if the new pension system is proving to be so

complicated and challenging, wouldn’t it be easier to just go back to the old
pension scheme, which seemed to have fewer headaches and more clarity?"-

APOORVA- SRIMATHI DHARMIKA PLEASE

DHARMIKA- While the old pension scheme had its merits, the new system was
designed to address evolving needs and provide more comprehensive benefits.
We are committed to refining the new system to resolve any issues and ensure
it provides better support and efficiency than the previous one."

APOORVA -Q. 108 MR. JAGAPATHI BABU PLEASE

JAGAPATHI BABU-Honorable HOME MINISTER what measures are being taken

to address and prevent communal violence and ensure social harmony

APOORVA- HONOURABLE HOME MINISTER MR Bharath chaithanya please

Chaithanya IXA-

"We are implementing several measures to address and prevent communal

violence. These include strengthening law enforcement, improving community
engagement, promoting interfaith dialogues, and enhancing surveillance and
intelligence. We’re also working on educational programs to foster
understanding and tolerance among different communities to ensure social
harmony."

APOORVA- SRIMATHI RITHIKA PLEASE

RITHIKA VIIIB- "Honorable Minister, with all these measures to prevent

communal violence, should we expect a magical transformation where
communities suddenly become best friends overnight, or is there a more
realistic plan to tackle these issues effectively?"

APOORVA- MR. CHAITHANYA PLEASE

CHAITHANYA- Honourable speaker madam "Our approach is practical and

incremental. We’re taking concrete steps to address communal violence, and
while we don’t expect instant results, our goal is to create a more peaceful and
harmonious society through sustained effort and engagement."

APOORVA- Q NO 109 MR. SATWIK PLEASE

SATWIK XI- HOUNERABLE MINISTER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY

what measures are being taken to ensure the sustainability of industrial

practices and reduce the environmental impact of industries?"

APOORVA- Honourable minister Srimathi Manvitha please

MANVITHA IXB- Honourable speaker madam

"We are implementing regulations to encourage sustainable practices, such as

waste management and energy efficiency standards. We are also supporting
industries in adopting green technologies and investing in research to develop
more environmentally friendly processes."
APOORVA- SRIMATHI SAARNYA PLEASE

SARANYA XI- Honourable Minister, with all these new sustainability regulations,
should we expect industries to start hosting ‘Eco-Friendly Fashion Week’ for their waste
management and energy efficiency, or are we sticking to practical changes?

APOORVA- Srimathi Manvitha please

MANVITHA IXB- "While an ‘Eco-Friendly Fashion Week’ for waste management sounds
fun, we’re focusing on practical, actionable changes to make real improvements in
sustainability. Our goal is to help industries implement effective green practices and make a
positive environmental impact."

Breach of Privilege Notice

Hon’ble SPEAKER APOORVA—Breach of privilege notice

Yes Mrs Bhavana

Mrs Bhavana XI - I wish to bring to your attention a serious matter concerning

a breach of privilege involving statements made by a fellow member. This
breach undermines the authority and dignity of the Lok Sabha and requires
prompt action.

On August 12, 2024, during a public rally in Machilipatnam, Mr Vamsi a

member of this House, made statements publicly criticizing the decisions of the
Lok Sabha and questioning the integrity of the proceedings. This conduct is a
direct violation of the privileges granted to the members of this House under
Rule 241 of the Lok Sabha Rules of Procedure.

Hon’ble Speaker APOORVA -

Mrs BHAVANA have you given notice of it earlier?

Mrs BHAVANA – Yes madam I have already given notice of it at 09 A.M in the morning.
Hon’ble speaker APOORVA- It will be examined and you will come to know about it.
Now papers to be laid.

Papers to be laid on the Table

Hon’ble Speaker APOORVA- Hon’ble Minister of Mr Sasi
Hon’ble Minister of Renewable energy Mr SASI IXB- SPEAKER madam I
beg to lay on the table copy of the papers related to reports by following.
a) Identification of Industrial sector promising for commercialisation of solar energy.
b) Market assessment of solar water heating in the Himalayan regions
c) Delhi International Renewable Energy conference.
Message from upper house
Hon’ble Speaker APOORVA- Secretary general to report message from
Upper chamber of Youth Parliament,

Secretary General P. KEERTHANA- Madam I have to report the

following message received from the secretary of the Upper house
chamber of the youth Parliament is that “the bill for Pprotecting
encvironment 2024 which the government has been passed in the last
session and are ready to be sent for president approval.
Welcoming the Foreign Delegation
Hon’ble speaker APOORVA - Honourable Members I have to make an
important announcement. on my own behalf and behalf of the
Honourable Members of the House, I have great pleasure in extending
our warm and hearty welcome to the members of the French
parliamentary delegation who are on a visit to India as our honoured
Guests.It is very high-powered delegation. The delegation arrived on
Monday September 2nd 2024 They are now seated in the special box.
We wish them a Happy & comfortable stay in our country .
Calling Attention Motion
Hon’ble speaker Apoorva- Now let us take up calling attention motion.
Now I call oppisition member to call the attention for the minister of state
HOME AFFAIRS
SRIMATHI KANAKA MAHALAKSHMI IXA- Madam I beg to call the attention on
the issue of misuse of technology by students at Gudlavalleru Engineering
College, which has raised significant concerns regarding academic integrity and
student conduct.
Hon’ble SPEAKER : Yes, JASMITHA IX B Please.

• MINISTER OF state HOME AFFAIRS : Speaker Madam, We are ensuring

that those involved in this illegal activity will be held accountable under
relevant provisions of the law, including those pertaining to invasion of
privacy and harassment.
• We are working with educational institutions to raise awareness about
privacy and security issues, and to educate students and staff on reporting
any suspicious activities.
 We take this matter very seriously and are committed to ensuring the
safety and privacy of students in educational institutions. The government
will continue to take all necessary steps to address this issue and prevent any
recurrence.

Bill for consideration

Hon’ble SPEAKER APOORVA ; Now the house will take up consideration of public
Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) ,2024 Minister please,

Minister of Personnel, Public Grievances MISS DHARMIKA IXB : Honourable Speaker

Madam, I rise to move the bill the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) ,2024
for consideration.
Honourable speaker madam, I would like to introduce the bill which is regarding prevention
of unfair means in public examinations. It aims to prevent unfair means in order to bring
greater transparency, fairness and credibility to the public examinations system. The salient
features of this bill are:
Under this Act, following actions are considered as unfair means:-
(i) leakage of question paper and answer, accessing or taking possession of question paper
or an OMR sheets, change in sitting arrangement, creation of fake website, fake admit card
or offer letters to cheat or for monetary gain.
ii) Any person or persons resorting to unfair means and offences under
this Act, shall be punished with imprisonment for a term not less than three years

but which may extend to five years and with fine up to ten lakh rupees.
Iii) The service provider shall also be liable to be punished with imposition
of a fine up to one crore rupees and also be barred from being
assigned with any responsibility for the conduct of any public examination for a
period of four years.

Honourable Speake APOORVA : Motion moved

That the bill to prevent use of unfair means be taken into consideration.

SRIMATHI BHAVANA leader of opposition please

Leader of opposition Bhavana: भर्ती निकले र्तो इम्र्तहाि िही

परीक्षा हो र्तो पररणाम िही।

क्यों हर भर्ती पंचवर्षीय योजिा है।

कैसी यह परीक्षा प्रणाली है;

अपिे युवाओं की निि ली जवािी है।

The bill requires close scrutiny by the standing committee of the parliament. I
agree that bringing this bill is the need of the hour. But I am concerned about
the very high quantum of punishment. It is disproportionate and against the
principles of natural justice. It envisages 3 to 5 years of imprisonment and upto
10 lakh found being involved in such activities if it is done by individual, in case
of service provider it is 1 crore which is very high. Officials can be targeted by
this bill. The bill is not clear about its provision. For example Manipulation in
sitting arrangement is regarded as an offense can be explained in many ways. A
student just having murmuring with other student may cause stringent
punishment against the invigilator or the head of the institution. I want Legal
scrutiny of the bill. The bill has many loopholes. Subsection 4 of clause 10
mentions that Nothing contained in this section shall render any such person
liable to any punishment under the Act, if he proves, that the offence was
committed without his knowledge and that he exercised all due diligence to
prevent the commission of such offence. This clause may be misused to give
clean chit to the near dear of the investigation agencies.
Honrable speaker APOORVA : Honrable Primeminister Please
Honarable PM: Gamyasri
Respected speaker madam and all the respected member of the house. India conducts
several competitive exams throughout the year for medical, engineering, teaching, defence
and administrative services, However it is unfortunate that we have been witnessing several
corruptions, paper leaks, hijacking of OMR sheets of various competitive exams.
I want to tell every student of the country, every youth of the country that the government is
very serious about preventing such incidents. It is the commitment of my government that
those who play with future of the youth will not be spared at all. We are working towards
zero tolerance policy towards the wrongdoers. The said bill has been prepared by group of
legal experts after many rounds of deliberation and consultation by various stakeholders. It
is high time that we unite together to fight with such malpractices.
Therefore, I ask the learned members of the house to support the public examination
(prevention of unfair means) bill 2024.
Speaker APOORVA: Srimathi VIMALA please
VIMALA - I rise in the Support of this bill. I believe the intent of the bill is very good. The use
of unfair means has become very common today. Students believe that they have a right to
do so because so many others have done so without being penalized. The stringent policy is
a message to the culprit. Of course, the bill will create the environment of fear but not to the
officials but among the milieu of culprits. Cheating leads to delays and cancellation of
examination impacting the prospects of millions of youth. To deal with unfair means and
offences commented in the conduct of malpractices. I would like to appreciate the checking
malpractice and organised cheating in Government recruitment exams the recent hit 12th
fail movie brings this out in a harsh and real form, so this is definitely the need of the time .

Speaker APOORVA: opposition member Mr Satwik please

MP Satwik- I support the noble intention of the government to bring this bill. I want to seek
some clarification from you regarding implementation of the law.
First, How the students are not going be harassed through this bill?.
My second question to this government is that there is a penalty of 1 crore in case of
organized crime to the service provider. If an institution is found involved in such activities
who is going to be caught. You may say that you will catch the director.
But if the number of directors are more than one how are you going to identify the culprit
and which director will be liable to pay the penalty? Could you clarify?

Third, already there is a law under the Indian Penal Code against such scams.
What is difference between the both?
fourth, I am worried to the delay and cancellation of various exams. How it is going to deal
with this issue. It’s too vague. How are you going to implement it? Recently released movies
says about it “jami jamai vyvastha”, the well-established system. How you are going to deal
with this?
APOORVA- SRIMATHI DHARMIKA PLEASE
DHARMIKA- The bill is designed to address these critical issues with a comprehensive approach that
includes preventive measures, strict accountability, and clear implementation guidelines. The
government is committed to ensuring that the educational reforms are effective, fair, and capable of
addressing the challenges faced by students and institutions alike.

Honourable Speaker APOORVA: The question is, that the Bill to be taken into consideration.

Those who are in favour will please say ‘Aye’ (A majority of members say Aye)
Those who are against it please say ‘No’ (A minority of members say no)
I think the ‘Ayes’ have it, the ‘Ayes’ have it, the ‘Ayes’ have it.
The motion is adopted.

Clause by clause Consideration.

Honourable Speaker APOORVA: Now the question is that the section 101 & 107 stand part
of the bill.
Those who are in favour will please say ‘Aye’ (A majority of members say Aye)
Those who are against it please say ‘No’ (A minority of members say no)

I think the ‘Ayes’ have it, the ‘Ayes’ have it, the ‘Ayes’ have it.
The motion is adopted.
clause 2 - 10 stand part of the bill. Now the question is:That chapter 1, the enacting formula
and the title stand part of the bill.
Those who are in favour will please say ‘Aye’ (A majority of members say Aye)
Those who are against it please say ‘No’ (A minority of members say no)
I think the ‘Ayes’ have it, the ‘Ayes’ have it, the ‘Ayes’ have it.
The motion is adopted.
Honourable Minister, please
Minister of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions DHARMIKA: SPEAKER
Madam, I move the Bill be passed.
Honourable Speaker APOORVA: Motion moved “That the Bill is passed”
Those who are in favour will please say ‘Aye’ (A majority of members say Aye)
Those who are against it please say ‘No’ (A minority of members say no)
I think the ‘Ayes’ have it, the ‘Ayes’ have it, the ‘Ayes’ have it.
The motion is adopted and the Bill is passed.

PRIVATE MEMBERS RESOLUTION

Speaker APOORVA :— Now the House will take up a private members Resolution
SRIMATI SARANYA to move the Resolution please.
SRIMATHI SARANYA : SPEAKER MADAM I move the following resolution.
The Sal leaves collectors and traders’ welfare Bill to provide for setting up of Sal
Leaves Collectors and Traders' Welfare Fund
The Board shall determine the purposes for which the Fund shall be utilized.
The Fund shall be utilized for the following purposes:—
(i) payment of old-age pension at the rate of rupees five thousand per month
after the sal leaves collector or trader has attained the age of sixty years.
(ii) free healthcare facilities for them and their dependent family members .
(iii) free insurance cover and
(iv) free housing facilities to them .
Speaker APOORVA : Honrable minister MR KARTHIK please…………………
Minister of tribal affairs KARTHIK XI:
 The development of the country is linked to tribal development, the future of
the country is linked to their future, the progress of the country is linked to
their progress, on the basis of which we can say that we are moving forward in
the direction of making a self-reliant India.
The Prime Minister has started a program by taking a pledge from Khunti, the
birthplace of Lord Birsa Munda. He has named this scheme as Janjati Adivasi
Nyay Maha Abhiyan. This scheme was launched for 75 such groups across the
country and under this scheme, the Ministry of Tribal is working in
collaboration with many ministries for continuous monitoring. Through PM Jan
man, till now the Prime Minister has provided a scheme of 100,000 houses for
those people. Construction of 1200 km long network of roads is being started,
electricity is being provided to their houses. This ministry of Government of
India is running a skill development program for the tribal people. Apart from
this, there are more than 85 forest products for which we have fixed MSP. The
sentiments of the honourable member are very good but our focus is in the
direction of how we can give more speed to these works. We will definitely
take suggestions on what can be done to improve life of such people. But it is
probably not possible to make different laws for different things, so I would
request the honourable member to withdraw this bill. We will think together
what can be better done than this. Because we all are responsible for the
betterment of the lives of our brothers and sisters living in remote Indian areas.
Thank you very much.
Honourable speaker – shrimathi saranya(-Member of Parliament) – Madm
speaker I am grateful to the Honourable Minister for lending support to my
resolution. I am satisfied with the generous reply by the Minister. I am
withdrawing my bill.
Honourable Speaker Apoorva - That Motion moved That the Bill is withdrawn
Those who are in favour will please say Aye"
(The majority of Members say "Aye")
Those against it may please say No
(A minority of Members say No)
I think the; Ayes!- have it, the ‘Ayes’ have it, the ‘Ayes’ have it .
Honourable Speaker: The bill stands withdrawn.
THE HOUSE IS ADJOURNED TO MEET AT11.00 AM TOMORROW
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