Parliamentary Debates. Parliament of India. Official Report. Thursday 3rd May 1951. Part II - Proceedings other than Questions and Answers

Members will bear in mind the whole picture of the business before the House; they have to adjust accordingly. ' I might also invite attention to rule 93 which says: "The discussion on a motion that the Bill be passed shall be confined to the submission of arguments either in support of the Bill or for the re)ection of the Bill. [...] I feel that if for no other reason, at least- for the reason that we are not asso- ciating the name of Tagore in the very title of the University, we ought not to pass the Bill in the form in which it is now before the Hbuse. [...] The HaUSe notice that we have br,:eight within the scone of this Bill the case of the last Gov- ernor-General, the hon. [...] Next to the high office of the President are those of the Gover- nors of the States and we have also in them persons from the public who have rencle. red great service to the coo -ers- I personally feel that the office of the Governor should be filled from the public men who have ser- vice and sacrifice behind them. [...] Is it the intention of the Legislature or of this Bill that he would not be entitled to draw any pension or is it to be left to the discretion of the individual either to take the pension or not to take it?