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2008 but could not be passed during the tenure of the 14th Lok Sabha to its dissolution. �e LPAI Bill was re-introduced on August 7, 2009 and was referred to Department Related Parliamentary Standing Committee for its consideration. 3.29 Five meetings of the Parliamentary Standing Committee were held on 3rd & 13th November 3 & 13 and December 1, 16 & 30, 2009. Clause-by-clause examination has been concluded. �e DRPSC report is awaited. COASTAL SECURITY 3.30 A supplemental scheme called ‘Coastal Security Scheme’ is under implementation in the 9 coastal States and 4 coastal Union Territories (UTs) since 2005 for strengthening infrastructure for coastal patrolling and surveillance. Under the scheme, assistance has been/is being given to all the coastal States of Gujarat, Maharashtra, Goa, Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Orissa and West Bengal and the Union Territories of Daman & Diu, Lakshadweep, Puducherry and Andaman & Nicobar Islands to set up 73 coastal police stations, 97 check posts, 58 outposts, and 30 operational barracks and to equip them with 204 boats, 153 jeeps and 312 motorcycles for mobility on the coast and in close coastal waters. A lump-sum assistance of Rs.10 lakh per police station is also given for equipment, computers and furniture. 3.31 �e approved outlay of the scheme is Rs.400 crore for non-recurring expenditure and Rs.151 crore for recurring expenditure for 5 years on fuel, repair and maintenance of boats and training of manpower, which is provided, by the States and UTs. Progress of implementation 3.32 64 out of 73 coastal police stations Chapter-III proposed have been made operational in Gujarat (10), Andhra Pradesh (6), West Bengal (4), Goa (3), Tamil Nadu (12), Kerala (1), Maharashtra (12), Karnataka (5), Orissa (5), Puducherry (1), Lakshadweep (4) and Daman & Diu (1). 3.33 �e implementation of this scheme is being done by the State Governments/UT Administrations concerned. A statement of physical and financial progress under the scheme, as on November 30, 2009, is at Annexure-VI. Procurement of boats 3.34 �e procurement of the interceptor boats is being done centrally through Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs) viz. M/s Goa Shipyard Limited (GSL), Goa and M/s Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers Limited (GRSE), Kolkata. MHA has signed a contract in March 2008 with these vendors for supply of 84 (5 Ton) boats and 110 (12 Ton) boats. So far, funds to the tune of Rs.91.75 crore for stage payments for the boats and Rs.13.57 crore for reimbursement of Custom Duty for the imported items of these boats have been paid to the two shipyards. 3.35 As per the contract mentioned above, the original delivery of the boats was scheduled to commence from April 2009 and complete by April, 2011. However, a need was felt, in the wake of Mumbai incidents, for expeditious supply of boats to the States/UTs. Accordingly, the delivery schedule of the boats has been compressed by six month and delivery of all the boats will now be completed by October, 2010. 3.36 �e State/UT-wise distribution of interceptor boats, approved under the scheme and being manufactured by GSL, Goa and GRSE, Kolkata is as under : 35
Goa Shipyard Limited (GSL) State/UT 12 Ton 5 Ton Gujarat 20 10 Maharashtra 6 22 Goa 6 3 Karnataka 10 5 Kerala 16 8 Lakshadweep 2 4 Daman & Diu 2 2 Total 62 54 Progress of delivery of boats Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers Limited (GRSE) State/UT 12 Ton 5 Ton Tamil Nadu 12 12 Andhra Pradesh 12 6 Orissa 10 5 West Bengal 12 5 Puducherry 2 1 Total 48 30 3.37 �e supply of interceptor boats has started since April, 2009. A total of 78 boats have been delivered by the venders to the coastal States and UTs as per the details given below : 36 Chapter-III
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8.4 �e Ministry constituted one m
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Cabinet Secretary visited the Acade
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Union Home Minister inspection the
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Bangalore, became the first Private
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to form a Mahila Bn. of 4 Mahila GD
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up at IGI Airport, Delhi for quick
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Forces (BGFs) viz. AR, BSF, ITBP an
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phase), 400 acres of land has been
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training programmes to include topi
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Sl. Name of President’s Police Pr
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OTHER POLICE ORGANISATIONS AND INST
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5,07,432 (Seized) and 2,89,105 (Rec
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Research and Development Schemes, D
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CENTRAL FORENSIC SCIENCE LABORATORY
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A practical session in progress at
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9.48 Some of the major seizures mad
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2009-10(from April 1 - December 31,
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Home Secretary, National Institute
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following the laid down procedure.
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10.25 �e cumulative seasonal rain
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human lives in these states. Relief
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programme, it has been decided to i
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and better use of radar data, Desig
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November, 2009 to commence the sche
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HOME GUARDS 10.78 Home Guards is a
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INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION 11.1 �e
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time on May 28-29, 2009 at Shimla.
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insurgency, fake currency, human tr
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convicted in India to be transferre
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MAJOR INITIATIVES AND SCHEMES SCHEM
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Special Branches/Intelligence set u
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promotion to that rank by the Union
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Governments have so far utiised 92%
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Scheduled Areas (Fi�h Schedule to
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Advisory issued to State Government
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Code, 1860 and the Code of Criminal
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Immigration Check Posts (ICPs), whi
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eligion worked unitedly for a commo
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S. Name of State/ Number of freedom
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fake claimant gets pension and no g
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(ii)Sri Lankan citizens. 13.37 For
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admissible benefits is as follows:
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REGISTRAR GENERAL OF INDIA AND CENS
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14.12 �e significance of househol
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of Mizoram (8.2%), Manipur (8.0%),
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developing a fully integrated onlin
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MISCELLANEOUS ISSUES AWARDS AND DEC
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concerned authorities of the prescr
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15.20 �e Reception Organisation c
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REDRESSAL OF PUBLIC GRIEVANCES 15.3
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Paras, ad-hoc committees have been
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Veeraraghavan, New Delhi, coordinat
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against each of them during the yea
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ANNEXURE-I MINISTERS, SECRETARIES,
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ANNEXURE-II Vacant Addl. Secretary
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Head 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008
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FUNDS RELEASED IN CASH/KIND UNDER S
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Financial Progress (Rs. in lakh) Sl
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ANNEXURE-VIII (Rs. in Crore) ABSTRA
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Allocation and Release of Funds fro
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STATEMENT SHOWING STATE-WISE EXTENT
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ANNEXURE-XIII DETAILS OF VIGILANCE/
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