Proceedings of the Legislative Council of the United Provinces Tuesday July 27 1926 Official Report

845 Hon'ble Sir Sam O'Donnell : Yes ; at the same time the naitahsildar the second officer at the police station the supervisor qanungo the sub-assistant surgeon and the postmaster are all Hindus as well as the chairman and secretary of the municipal board. [...] Pandit Nanak Claud : Will the Government be pleased to state the recommendations of the said committee regarding the location -of the State-aided Ayurvedic and Unani colleges and schools and the -decision of the Government on the same ? Hon'ble Rai Rajeshwar Bali: A copy of the report is laid cm the honourable member's table. [...] Pandit Nanak Chand : (a) Will the Hon'ble Minister be pleased to give a list of the members of the Provincial Text-book Committee ? (b) Will he be pleased to give the names of the members of the various sub-committees ? Hon'ble Rai Rajeshwar Bali : Lists are placed on the table of the honourable member. [...] The Narora weir which forms the head-works of the Lower Ganges canal was constructed on the assumption that in high flood a large volume of eater would spill over the left bank of the Ganges above the weir into the Mahewa and Bardmar rivers and return to the Ganges below the weir. [...] ' Muhammad Ismail Ali Khan : Will the Government be pleased to state the damage caused to the Canal department since the construction of this bandh ? Hon'ble Sir Sam O'Donnell: The actual cost of special repairs to the Narora weir last year necessitated by the abnormal strain put upon it by the existence of the bandh was Rs.