TYPING 6

Good seed is basic in any agricultural development programme. A supply of good quality seed forms an effective means of improving crop production. Even in the absence of new and better varieties, adequate supply of reliable seed of existing varieties would have favourable effect. All plant breeding efforts in evolving a new and better variety can be said to have born fruit only if the good seed reach the former through a reliable seed distribution system so that he is able to use them effectively to produce more.

Organised seed industry in In inda is young and oil- seed crops are yet to get a fair share of the atention of this industry. The reasons are many but the often quoted one is that there are no spectacular high yielding varieties in oil-seeds as in the case of cereals. Once we recognise that good seed are of great importance in agriculture, it is necessary and logical to attach equal importance to the production of high quality seed and its distribution to the farmer. Many countries have regulations or laws aimed at promoting the production of high quality seed and its effecient distribution. So far as  India is concerned, these laws and regulations. Should not be so regourous as to stifle the infant seed industry of the country. The structure of the seed industry and the legislation governing it must be realistic taking into account the present state of agriculture in the country. In the matter of production of high quality seed of the various oil seed crops, the country is yet to make a serious beginning.

type 5

Power it is needless to pine out, is a public utility service, which once regarded as a luxury has actually ceased to be so. With the ultimate goal towards increased jobs and increased standarsds of living, for which our Governments are always committed, the distribution of electric power to the nook and corner of the State has gainded top most priority in the industrial progress of the State our past work in this regard apart, the future augurs to be very cost with the prospect of every village being lit with the lamp of glory

TYPING TEST 4

Power, it is needless to pine out, is a public utility service,  which once regarded as a luxury has actually ceased to be so. With the ultimate goal towards increased jobs and increased standards of living, for which our Governments are always committed the distribution of electric power to the nook and cornet of the State has gained top most priority in the industrial progress of the State. Our past work in this regard apart the future augurs to be very cost with the prospect of every village being lit with the lamp of glory within the next couple of years, a thing which would not hag perhaps been dream of a decade ago the success in this direction has  to be attributed partly at least to the happy and smooth industrial relations between the Tamilnadu Electricity Board and its employees,. It will ultimately give them a feeling of satisfactions and sense of pride.

Thanks to the combined efforts of the officers of the Board and its employees,  we have succeeded, to a very large extent, in maintaining industrial and we have to admit that much more needs to be done. Yet looking back, what comes uppermost in one'mind is a feeling of complacency in the matter of achievement of satisfactory industrial relations in this great industrial concern. The proof of the pudding is in its eating. This will be quite obvious, if a study of the various measures adopted during the past decade is made. The Board can reasonably take pride in having maintained fair and smooth relations with all the unions as well, giving in wherever their demands were reasonable and warranted a lean to their side. Justice and fair play have always been the guiding things in all all matters relating to workers relations.

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I am gland to participate in the discussion on the Railway Budget. We have been hearing several interesting points raised by honorable Members during the last two days. The honorable Member who initiated the discussion from the other side made an appeal for increased allocation for the railways in the Sixth Five Year Plan. I think this is the crux of the matter. There are so many demands made on the railways and there are so many problems that they have to face, but they cannot do so if they have not sufficient money. I think the planning Commission has been rather unfair to the railways. I would only add my appeals to that made by the other speakers that this matter, even at this stage, should be reviewed and more funds should be made available to the railways for carrying out the important schemes which they have before them. Particularly. I would like to mention about the construction of new railway lines. A very small sum has been provided this purpose in the budget proposals. I request that it may be substantially increased. I would like to draw the attention of the Honorable Minister. One is the matter reading railway accidents. This is one thing which is very much agitating the minds of the people and also the members. There is a feeling that travels on the Indian Railways.

IRSHAD