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11. Koti. 23. Ojha. 35. Rautia. 12. Bhattra. 24. Korku. 36. Pando. PART V - ORISSA A person shall be deemed to be a member of backward tribe if and only if - (a) he is resident in the Province and belongs to any of the following tribes: -- 1. Bagata. 8. Konda-Dora. 15. Munda. 2. Banjari. 9. Koya. 16. Banjara. 3. Chenchu. 10. Paroja. 17. Bingjia. 4. Gadaba. 11. Saora (Savar). 18. Kisan. 5. Gond. 12. Oraon. 19. Koli. 6. Jatapu. 13. Santal. 20. Kora. 7. Khond (Kond) 14. Kharia. (b) he is resident in any of the following areas, that is to say, the Koraput and Khondmals districts and the Ganjam Agency and belongs to either of the following tribes: - 1. Dom or Dombo. 2. Pan or Pano. (c) he is resident in the Sambalpur district and belongs to any of the following tribes: - [Annexure VI] 1. Bauri. 3. Bhumij. 5. Turi. 2. Bhuiya. 4. Ghasi. 6. Pan or Pano. APPENDIX D Statutory Recommendations PART I A. The Provincial Government may at any time by notification apply the provisions of Part II of this Chapter or of any of its sections to such areas as may be specified in the notification, being areas in habited by any of the tribes named in Schedule A (and hereinafter referred to as "the tribes"). B. (1) The number of representatives of the tribes in the Provincial Legislature shall not be less in proportion to the total number of representatives than the population of the tribes in the Province bears to its total population.
(2) In the Federal Legislature (House of the People) there shall be such number of representatives of the tribes of each Province as may be in accordance with the total population of the tribes in that Province on the scale prescribed in Section. C. The election of the representatives of the tribes to the Provincial Legislature shall be by universal adult franchise. PART II D. As from the commencement of this Constitution the provisions of this Part shall apply to the areas specified in Schedule B to this Chapter (and hereinafter referred to as "the Scheduled Areas"). E. (1) The Provincial Government may, if so advised by the Tribes Advisory Council, by notification direct that any law passed by the Legislature shall not apply to a Scheduled Area or shall apply with such modifications as it may prescribe: Provided that the Provincial Government shall, if so advised by the Tribes Advisory Council, direct that any law passed by the Provincial legislature in respect of the following subjects, that is to say, (i) all social matters including inheritance of property; (ii) occupation of land (not being forest reserved under the provisions of the Indian Forest Act or other law applicable) including tenancy laws, allotment of land, reservation of land for any purpose; (iii) village management, including the establishment of village panchayats, shall not apply to a Scheduled Area or shall apply with such modifications as it may prescribe with the concurrence of the said Council. (2) The Provincial Government may, in consultation with the Tribes Advisory Council, make special regulations for a Scheduled Area on any matter not provided for by a law in force in the Area. F. Vacant land in a Scheduled Area which is the property of the State shall not be allotted to a nontribal except in accordance with rules made by the Provincial Government in consultation with the Tribes Advisory Council. G. (1) The Provincial Government may, and if so advised by the Tribes Advisory Council shall, direct that no person shall carry on business in a Scheduled Area as a money lender except under and in accordance with the conditions of a licence issued by it or by an officer authorised by it in this behalf. (2) Any contravention of an order issued by the Provincial Government under sub-section (1) of this Sections hall be an offence. H. The revenue and expenditure pertaining to a Scheduled Area which is credited to or met from the funds of the Provincial Government shall be shown separately in the annual financial statement of the Provincial Government. I. There shall be paid out of the revenues of the Federation such capital and recurring sums as may be necessary to enable the Provincial Government to meet the cost of such schemes of development as may be undertaken with the approval of the Federal Government for the purpose of raising the level of administration of the Scheduled Areas and all round development of the tribes to that of the rest of the province. J. (1) There shall be established as soon as may be after the commencement of this Constitution in the Provinces of Madras, Bombay, West Bengal, Bihar, C. P. and Berar and Orissa, a Tribes Advisory Council to perform such functions as may be prescribed in this Constitution and to advise the Provincial
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y election in the case of the State
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This is purely, if I may say so, a
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agenda and as a protest I demand th
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and also the province of Orissa. Th
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does not come in in any other way.
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part of the Constituent Assembly Ru
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(35) (21) Janjira Sangli Savantvadi
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signature thereto. When the Bill is
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should be elected and that House sh
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language." I think those of my Sout
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announcement regarding the procedur
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sent in their amendments in full in
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only as a translation. The English
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Shri R. V. Dhulekar : *[Sir, I subm
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The Draft Constitution has been bef
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In the U.S.A. this dual polity is f
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which could be replaced by Parliame
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Government of India Act, 1935, I ma
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In the second place, it is wrong to
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India and the overthrow of the Cent
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That is the amendment. Shri B. Das:
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of joint electorate and that would
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other provincial legislatures excep
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11. The provisions of the Constitut
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I have the honour to forward herewi
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memoranda from the various Provinci
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Central revenue and the subventions
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22. The problem before us is how to
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use or consumption within the Provi
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succession duties. This will also g
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esident of India (for, today, it is
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contingency that may possibly arise
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74. In the meantime we make the fol
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The most outstanding advantage of t
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States. We are aware that many prob
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(14) Not less than 50 per cent of t
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Provinces or Units. 1. Duties on Su
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Province Federal List. 14. Taxes on
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1938-39 2,51 1,50 3,05 1939-40 2,56
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4. Export Duties on Jute and Jute p
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C. P. West Bengal Bihar Orissa A sy
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Licence fees and fines are not incl
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p = the population of the State con
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10 Faridkot 1,000 11 Gwalior 480 12
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14 Tehri -Garhwal 23 4* 17.4 #Inclu
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meet the costs of such schemes of d
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From To (2) for entry 50, substitut
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To SIR, THE CHAIRMAN, SUB-COMMITTEE
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The North--East Frontier ( Sadiya,
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general in others. The States have
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the Provincial Government was in re
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indistinguishable from non-hill peo
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the Government of Assam. The Assam
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tracts, while revenue is needed els
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deals with the question of franchis
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to be maintained with the developme
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(3) If there are different tribes i
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Page 145 and 146: total tribal population of the prov
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Page 149 and 150: members have to be non-tribals. The
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Page 183 and 184: 3. Chenchu. 10. Paroja. 17.Binjhia.
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