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REGISTERED NO. D.221

The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

FART II—Section 2

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No .II] NEW DELHI, FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1965/PHALGUNA 14, 1*8

SeparatepagingisgiventothisPartinorderthatitmaybefiled

as a separate compilation

LOK SABHA

The following Bills were introduced in Lok Sabha on the 5th March, 1965: —

BILL NO. 8 of 1965

A Bill further to amend the Hindu Succession Act, 1956.

BE it enacted by Parliament in the Fifteenth Year of the Republic of India as follows: —

1. (1) This Act may be called the Hindu Succession (Amend- 30 of 1986 ment) Act, 1965.

5 (2) It extends to the whole of India except the State of Jammu and Kashmir.

Short title, extent and com- mence- ment.

(3) It shall come into force on such date as the President may, by notification in the Official Gazette, appoint in this behalf.

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2. In sub-section (1) of section 14 of the Hindu Succession Act,

1956, the following proviso shall be inserted, namely: —

Amend- ment of section U.

"Provided that except the transfers made bonafide and for consideration, all other transfers made by a Hindu widow after the commencement of the Hindu Succession Act, 1936,5 with a view to prejudice the claims of her step-sons or step- daughters shall be void,"

STATEMENT OF OBJECTS AND REASONS

After the commencement of the Hindu Succession Act, 1956, a Hindu widow gets absolute interest in the property of her hus- band to the extent of her share. Now, if a Hindu widow has two sons, one born of a deceased co-wife and the other being her own son, she generally makes a gift or bogus sale of her said share in favour of her own son. This causes great hardship and injustice to her step-son who is deprived of a major portion of the paternal estate which he would otherwise have inherited in due course-

The object of the Bill is not to cause any hardship to the widow because she will continue to have full power to make bonafide transfer for consideration, but to prevent her from making gifts or malafide sales in favour of her own son after ignoring the step- son.

NEW DELHI; D. N. TIWARY.

The 21st January, 1965.

BILL NO. 6 OF 1965

A Bill further to amend the Salaries and Allowances of Minist&fd

Act, 1952.

BE it enacted by Parliament in the Sixteenth Year of the Republic of India as follows: —

1. (1) This Act may be called the Salaries and Allowances of Ministers (Amendment) Act, 1965.

Short title and com- mencement.

(2) It shall come into force at once.

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58 of 1952.

Amendment of Section 6.

2. To clause (b) of sub-section (1) of section 6 of the Salaries and Allowances of Ministers Act, 1952, the following proviso shall be added, namely: —

"Provided that such allowances shall not exceed those admis- sible to a Member of Parliament who is required to undertake 10 tours as a member of a Committee, Commission etc. set up by Government"

§ec. 2J t t tE GAZETTE Of IJtfblA EMTRA6lU>ltf Afi¥ 44?

STATEMENT OF OBJECTS AND REASONS

When a Member of Parliament is appointed on a Committee) Commission etc. set up by Government and is required to undertake tours in connection therewith, he is given lesser privileges in the matter of travelling and daily allowances than those admissible to a Minister for going on official tours. Such practice is not a healthy one and should be discouraged, especially when the nation is com* mitted to a socialistic pattern of society. It is, therefore, high time that such disparities are done away with. The present Bill attempts to achieve this.

NEW DELHI; YASHPAL SINGH.

The 21st January, 1965.

BILL NO. 4 OF 1965

A Bill further to amend the Advocates Act, 1961.

BE it enacted by Parliament In the Sixteenth Year of the Re- public of India as follows : —

1. (./) This Act may be caJled the Advocates (Amendment) Act, 1965.

Short titl"

and cam-

mencemMt

(2) It shall come into force on such date as the Central Govern- 5 ment may, by notification in the Official Gazette, appoint.

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Amend- ment of section 24.

2. In section 24 of the Advocates Act, 1961 (hereinafter referred to as the principal Act), in clause (a) of sub-section (3), after the words "a mukhtar", the words "or a revenue agent" shall be insert- ed,

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3. In section 55 of the principal Act,—

(a) in clause (c), after the word "mukhtar", the words "oi Amend- ment of section 55.

revenue agent" shall be inserted;

(b) clause (d) shall be omitted; and

(c) section 55 of the principal Act shall be re-numbered as sub-section (I) thereof, and after sub-section (I) as so re-num- bered, the following sub-section shall be inserted, namely: —

18 pf 1879,

" (2) Every revenue agent practising as such imme- -> diately before the said date by virtue of the provisions of the Legal Practitioners Act, 1879, or any other law, shall be entitled to practise as an advocate after the completion o£ three years of practice as a revenue agent."

STATEMENT OF OBJECTS AND REASONS

The working of the Advocates Act, 1961, has revealed certain practical difficulties and created dissatisfaction in the class of revenue agents on account of ignoring them and awarding concessions to mukhtars who are akin to revenue agents in qualification and prac- tice. Revenue agents are old practising lawyers, well experienced and have exhaustive knowledge of revenue, civil and other laws. Therefore, it is considered necessary that the principal Act should be suitably amended for removing dissatisfaction and enrolling the revenue agents as Advocates.

V- C. PARASHAR.

NEW DELHI;

The 24th December, 1964.

BILL NO. 5 OF 1965

A Bill further to amend the Motor Vehicles Act, 1939.

BE it enacted by Parliament in the Sixteenth Year of the Republic of India as follows: —

1. (1) This Act may be called the Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Short title •nd com- mencement* Act, 1965.

(2) It shall come into force immediately.

2. To sub-section (3) of section 24 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1939, the following proviso shall be added, namely: —

4 of 1939.

Amendment of section 34.

"Provided that it shall not be an offence, if the owner of the vehicle so desires, to display the registration mark in—

(a) Hindi; or

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(b) Hindi and any other language enumerated in the Eighth Schedule of the Constitution of India."

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STATEMENT OF OBJECTS AND REASONS

Section 24(3) of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1939, read with Sixth Schedule of the Act, provides for the display of registration marks of vehicles in English. As Hindi and regional languages have become the official languages of the Union and the States respective- ly, it is but proper, that the Act is amended to provide for the dis- play of the registration mark, if the owner of a vehicle so desires, in Hindi or Hindi and any other language enumerated in the Eighth Schedule of the Constitution of India. As English will continue to be the associate language for some time, it is proposed to retain the present provision also. This Bill seeks to achieve the aforesaid objects.)

NEW DELHI; YASHPAL SINGH.

The 30th January, 1965.

BILL NO. 9 OF 1965

A Bill to provide for the constitution of an All India Ayurvedic Medi-

cal Council for India, maintenance of an Ayurvedic Medical

Register for the whole of India and for matters connected there-

with.

BE it enacted by Parliament in the Sixteenth Year of the Re-

public of India as follows: —

1. (1) This Act may be called the AU India Ayurvedic Medical

Council Act, 1965.

Short title, extent

5 (2) It extends to the whole of India.

(3) It shall come into force on such date as the Central Govern-

and oom- mene"- mtat.

ment may, by notification in the Official Gazette, appoint.

2. In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires,—

Defini- tions.

(a) "Approved Institution" means an Ayurvedic hospital, college or Vidyapeetha or other such institution recognised by the State faculty of Ayurvedic medicine or by the State Govern- ment as an institution in which a person may undergo the re- ^ quired training, if any, before the award of an Ayurvedic medical qualification to him;

(b) "Council" means the All India Ayurvedic Medical Council constituted under this Act;

(c) "Register" means the Indian Ayurvedic Medical Register Io maintained by the Council;

(d) "Ayurvedic Institution" means any institution within or without India which grants titles, degrees, diplomas or licence in Ayurvedic medicine;

(e) "Ayurvedic medicine" means medicine prepared in ^ accordance with the standard Ayurvedic books in all the eight branches of Ayurveda;

(f) "prescribed" means prescribed by regulations;

(g) "recognised Ayurvedic qualification" means any of the Ayurvedic qualifications included in the ScHedule; 20

(h) "regulation" means a regulation made under section 33;

(i) "State Council of Ayurvedic Medicine" means a council constituted under any law for the time being in force in any State regulating the registration of Ayurvedic medical practi- tioners;

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(j) "State Ayurvedic Medical Register" means a register maintained under any law for the time being in force in any State for the registration of Ayurvedic medical practitioners;

(k) "university" means any university in India established by law and having a faculty in Ayurveda; and 30

(I) "Vidyapeetha" means an institution imparting instruc- tion in Ayurveda and recognised by a State Government as such or registered as such under the Societies Registration Act, 1860.

3. (1) The Central Government shall cause to be constituted a Council consisting of the following members, namely:— 35 Con"titu- tion of Council.

(a) One person from each State other than a Union territory to be nominated by the State Government in consulta- tion with the State Council of Ayurvedic Medicine;

(b) one person from each University to be elected from amongst the members of the Ayurvedic faculty by the members of the Academic Council of the University or in case the Uni- versity has no Academic Council, by the members of the Senate;

5 (c) two persons from each State in which a State Ayurvedic Medical Register is maintained, one to be elected from amongst themselves by persons enrolled on such Register who possess Ayurvedic qualifications and one to be elected from amongst themselves by persona enrolled on such Register who do not 10 possess any Ayurvedic qualification but are experienced or otherwise well up in Ayurveda; and

(d) ten persons to be nominated by the Central Govern- ment, who are well-versed in Ayurveda.

(2) The President and the Vice-president of the Council shall be T5 elected by the members of the Council from amongst themselves.

(3) No, act done by tho Council shall be questioned on the ground merely of the existence of any vacancy in or any defect in the con- stitution of the Council.

4. (1) The election under clauses (b) and (c) of sub-section ²⁰ (1) of section 3 shall be conducted by the Central Government in accordance with such rules as may be made by it.

(2) Where any dispute arises regarding any election to the Council, it shall be referred to the Central Government whose deci- sion shall be final.

Nomina- tion of members.

²$ 5. (1) No person shall be eligible for nomination under clause (a) of sub-section (2) of section 3 unless he possesses any Ayurvedic qualification.

(2) No person may at the same time serve as a member of the Council in more than one capacity.

Incorpo- ration of the 3° H. The Council shall be a body corporate by the name of All India Ayurvedic Medical Council, having a perpetual succession and a common seal, with power to acquire and hold property, both mov- able and immovable, and to contract and shall by the said name sue and be sued.

7. (1) The President and the Vice-President of the Council shall * hold office for a term not exceeding five years and not extending beyond the expiry of his term as member of the Council.

Term of President and Vice- President and Mem- bers,

election or until his successor is duly nominated or elected, whichever is longer.

(3) An elected or nominated member shall be deemed to have vacated his seat if he is absent without excuse, sufficient in the. opinion of the Council, on three consecutive ordinary meetings of 5 the Council, or, in the case of a member elected under clause (b) of sub-section (1) of section 3, if he ceases to be a member of the faculty of Ayurveda of the University concerned, or, in the case of a member elected under clause (c) of that sub-section, if he ceases to be a person enrolled on the State Ayurvedic Medical Register I⁰ concerned.

(4) A casual vacancy in the Council shall be filled by nomina- tion or election, as the case may be, and the person nominated or elected to fill the vacancy shall hold office only for the remainder of the term for which the member whose place he takes was noml- 15 nated or elected.

(5) Members of the Council shall be eligible for re-nomination or re-election,

(6) Where the said term of five years is about to expire in res- pect of any member, a successor may be nominated or elected at any 30 time within three months before the expixy of the term but he shell not assume office until the said term has expired.

8. (3) The Council shall meet once in each year at such time and place as may be appointed by the Council.

Meetings of the Council,

(2) Unless otherwise provided by regulations, fifteen members 25 of the Council shall form a quorum and all the acts of the Council shall bo decided by the majority of the members present.

9. The Council shall,—

(a) constitute from among its members an Executive Com-

mittee and such other committees for general or special pur- ->0

poses as the Council deems necessary to carry out the purposes

of this Act;

Constitu- tion oi Executive Commit- tee and appoint- ment of officers.

35 (h) appoint a Registrar who shall act as Secretary of the Council and who may also, if deemed expedient, act as Treasurer;

(c) employ such other persons as the Council deems neces-

sary to carry out the purposes of this Act;

(d) require and take from the Registrar or from any other

employee such security for the due performance of his duties as

the Council may deem necessary; and 40

(e) with the previous sanction of the Central Government, fix the remuneration and allowances to he paid to the President, Vice-President and members of the Council and determine the conditions of service of the employees of the Council.

5 10. (1) The Executive Committee, hereinafter referred to eg the Committee, shall consist of the President and the Vice-President who shall be members ex-officio, and not less than seven and not more than ten other members who shall be elected by the Council from among its members.

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10 (2) The President and the Vice-President shall be the President

Composi- tion, powers and func- tions of the Exe- cutive Commit- tee, and Vice-President respectively of the Committee.

(3) In addition to the powers and functions assigned to it by this Act, the Committee shall exercise and discharge such other powers and functions as the Council may confer upon it by any

JJ regulations made in this behalf.

11. The Ayurvedic medical qualifications granted by any Uni- versity, Vidyapeetha or Ayurvedic institution in India which are Included in the Schedule shall be recognised Ayurvedic medical qualifications for the purposes of this Act.

Recogni- tion of Ayurvedic medical qualifica- tions granted by Uni- versities or medical institution in India.

2Q 12. The Central Government, in consultation with the Council, may by notification in the Official Gazette, amend the schedule by directing that an entry be made therein in respect of any medical qualification, declaring that it shall be a recognised Ayurvedic qua- lification only when granted before a specified date.

Recogni- tion of a medical qualifica- tion not listed in the Sche- dule.

Additions to the Schedule.

25 13. (1) The Central Government, in consultation with the Coun- cil, may by notification in the Official Gazette, include in the Schedule any qualification granted by an Ayurvedic institution out- side India which is not included in the Schedule.

(2) Any Ayurvedic institution in India which is desirous of get- 30 ting an Ayurvedic qualification granted by it included in the Sche- dule may apply to the Central Government to have such qualifica- tion recognised and the Central Government, after consulting the Council, mey, by notification in the Official Gazette, Include such qualification therein.

14. (1) Subject to the other provisions contained in this Act, the Ayurvedic qualifications included in the Schedule shall be sufficient qualification for enrolment on any State Ayurvedic Medical Regis- ter.

State Ayur- vedic Medical Register.

(2) Save aw provided in section 25, no person other than an ^

Ayurvedic medical practitioner enrolled on a State Medical Regis- ter—

(a) shell hold office as physician or any other office (by whatever designation called) in Government or in any institu- tion maintained by a local or other authority for the purpose io of administering Ayurvedic medicines;

(fe) shall practise Ayurvedic medicine in any State;

(c) shall be entitled to sign or authenticate a medical fit- ness certificate or any other certificate required by any law to be signed or authenticated by a duly qualified Ayurvedic medi- 15 cal practitioner;

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(d) shall be entitled to give evidence at any inquest or in any court of law as an expert under section 45 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 on "any matter relating to Ayurvedic msdi- cine.

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(3) A person who acts in contravention of any provision of sub- section (2) shall be punished with imprisonment for a term which may extend to one year, or with fine which may extend to one thousand rupees, or with both.

15. Every university or Ayurvedic institution in India which 25

grants a recognised Ayurvedic medical qualification shall furnish such information as the Council may, from time to time, require as regards the courses of study and examinations to be undergone, the ages at which such courses of study and examinations are required to be undergone and such qualification is conferred and generally as 30 to the requisites for obtaining such qualification.

Informa- tion to be furnished to the Council by Ayur- vedic institu- tions.

16. (1) The Committee shall appoint such number of Ayurvedic

Medical Inspectors as it may deem necessary to inspect any Ayurvedic

medical institution, college, hospital or other institution where Ayur-

vedic medicine is given, or attend any examination held by any uni- 35

versity or Ayurvedic medical institution, for the purpose of recom-

mending to the Central Government recognition of the qualifications

granted by that University or the Ayurvedic medical institution.

Appoint- ment of Ayur- vedic Medical Inspec- tors and their functions.

(2*\ The Avurvodic Medical Inspectors shall not Interfere wHh thort to the CommUtep on thr adenuacv of the standards of Ayurvedie medical education hpina irnmrted. staff, enuipment. accommodation, training and other facilities prescribed for imparting Avurvedic medical edu- cation or on thp pvfflclpncv of every examination which they attend,

(3) The Comnn'+tee shall forward a COPV of anv such rennrt to the University or the Avurvodif medical institution eonr-prned. nnd shall also forward a conv with the remarks of the university or the 10 Ayurvedic medical institution thereon to the Central Government,

17. (1) The Council mav annolnt such nn"iher of Vis'tors as It ; mav deem necessary to lnst>e<"t any Avnrve*Hc me^lral institution. ' coTTpwe. hoswlfal or other institution wnere A v u r v ^ lr mecllral edu- , cntion ii fmoartctJ or to attend anv cKnmlnn+ion held nv anv utilver- 1

Appoint- ment, powers and func- tion! of Visitors.

T5 sltv, VidvaneetTi or AvurroiHc medial 1nstltti*lo" for the purpose of granting recOfjnised Ayurvedic medical qualification,

(2) Anv pernon. whether he Is a member of the Council or not, mtv ha nnnnfntpd HK a visitor under this section but a nerson who Is apt>olnted as an Inspector under section 16 for anv Inspection or exa- 20 mination shall not be appointed as a Visitor for the same inspection or examination-

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(3) The Visitors shall not Interfere with* the conduct of any training or examination but shall report to the President of the Council on the adeqmcv of the standards of the Avurvedic medical ²5 education beint? imparted, staff, eauipment, accommodation, training and other facilities nrescribed for imparting Avnrvedlc medical edu- cation or on the sufficiency of every examination which they attend.

(4) The report of a Visitor shall be trented as confidential un- less In any particular case the President of the Council otherwise ³⁰ directs:

Provided that If the Central Government requires a copy of the report of the Visitor, the Council shall furnish the same.

18. (1) Where, upon report by the Committee or a Visitor, It appears to the Council—

Action by the Council on report of Commit- tee or visitor.

35 (a) that the courses of study and examination to be under- gone In, or the proficiency required from candidates at any examination held by, any university or the Ayurvedic Institu- tion, or

(b) that the staff, equipment, accommodation, training and ⁴⁰ other facilities provided at such university or Ayurvedic medical m Q of 1. !&,-"

institution or in any colleg" or other Institution affiliated to that university,

do not conform to the standnr-H prescribed bv the Council, the Council shall make a representation to that effect to the Central Government.

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(2) After considering such representation, the Central Govern- ment may send it to the Government of the State In which the uni- versity or the Ayurvedic medical institution is situated and the State Government shall forward it along with such remarks as It may choose to make to the university or the A-vnrvedic medical insti- 10 tution with an intimation of the period within w>' •he unlver- sitv or -the Ayurv^d'c medical Institution may submit its explanation to the State Government.

(3) On receipt of the explanation or, whpi-o no explanation t& submitted within t he period fixed, then on the expiry of t he period, 15 the State Government shall make Its recommendations to t he Cen- tral Government.

(4) T he Central Government, after making such further inquiry, tf any, as It may think fit, may, by notification In t he Official Gazette, direct that nn entry s h ^l be made in t he appropriate Sch*- 20 dule against t he Ayurvedic medical qualification granted by t he uni- versity or t he institution concerned declaring that it shall be a r e- cognised Ayurvedic medical qualification only when granted before a specific date. The said medical qualification if granted to t he stu- dents of a specified college or institution "affiliated to any univer- ²5 sity shall be a recognised Avurvedic medical qualification only when granted before a specified date or, as the case m ay be that t he said Ayurvedic medical qualification shall be a recognised Ayurvedic medical qualification in relation to a specified college or institution affiliated to any university only when granted nftPr a specified date. 3°

19. (1) T he Council m ay with the approval of t he Central Gov- ernment prescribe- t he minimum standards of Avurvedic education required for granting recognised Ayurvedic medical qualifications . (other than post-graduate qualifications) by a university or Ayur- vedic medical Institution in India.

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(2) Copies of t he draft regulations and all subsequent amend- Council to pres- cribe standards for tecogL nltlon of Ayur- vedie qualiflea- tlonB. ments thereof shall be furnished by the Council tn all State Gov- ernments and the Council shall, before submitting the regulations or any amendment thereof, as t he case may be, to the Central Govern- ment for approval take Into consideration the comments of t he ^0

State Governments received within three months from furnishing of the copies as aforesaid.

(5) The Committee shall, from time to time, report to the Coun- cil on the efficacy of the regulations and may recommend to the , Council such amendments thereof as it may think fit.

Post- Graduate studies in Ayurveda, 20. (2) The Council shall prescribe standards of post-graduate Ayurvedic education for the guidance of universities and Vidya- peethas and may advise them in the matter of securing uniform standards for post-graduate medical examinations throughout India, and, for this purpose, the Central Government may constitute from among the members of the Council a Post-Graduate Ayurvedlc Edu- cation Committee.

(2) The Post-Graduate Ayurvedic Committee shall consist of nine members all of whom shall be profound Ayurvedic scholars with sufficient experience of teaching and examining Ayurvedic students of the Ayurvedic institutions.

(3) All the nine members of the Post-Graduate Ayurvedic Com- mittee shall be nominated by the Central Government in consulta- tion with the Council.

(4) For the purpose of initiating post-graduate studies in a particular subject, the Post-Graduate Ayurvedic Committee may co-opt, as and when necessary, two or three members qualified to assist it in that subject.

(5)' The views and recommendations of the Post-Graduate Ayur- 25 vedic Committee on all matters pertaining to post-graduate studies shall be placed before the Council and if the Council does not agree with the views expressed or the recommendations made by the Post- Graduate Ayurvedic Committee on any matter, it shall forward them together with its observations to the Central Government for -0 decision.

21. (1) The Council shall prescribe standards of professional 1 conduct and etiquette and a code of ethics for the Ayurvedic medical < practitioners.

Standard! of Pro- i fessional Conduct to be i prescribed

Council.

(2) The regulations made by the Council under sub-section (1) I " may' specify as to which violations thereof shall constitute unfair ' conduct in any professional respect, that is to say, professional mis- conduct, and such provision shall have effect notwithstanding any- thing contained in any law for the time being in force.

Indian Ayur- vedic Medical Bagbitor,

22. (1) The Council shall cause to be maintained in the prescribed manner a Register of Ayurvedic medical practitioners, to De known as tne Indian Ayurvedic Medical .Register, which snail contain tne names of all persons who are ior the time being enrulled on any State Medical Register and who possess any of tne recogmsad Ayur- 5 vedic qualifications.

(2) It shall be the duty of the Registrar oi the Council to main- tain the Indian Ayurvedic Medical Register in accordance with the provisions of this Act and any orders made by the Council, revise it from time to time and publish it in the Gazette of India and in such IQ ocher manner as may be prescribed.

(3) The Register shall be deemed to be a public document within

fhe meaning of the Indian Evidence Act, 1B72.

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State Councils tg supply their iie- gistera to the Council.

23. Each State Council of Ayurvedic Medicine shall supply to the v^juncil six printed copies of the Stale Ayurvedic Medical. Register as soon as may be after the commencement of this Act and suose- quently aiter the 1st day of April each year and the Registrar of a State Council of Ayurvedic Medicine shall inform the Council with- out delay of all additions to and other amendments in the State Ayur- vedic Medical Register made from time to time.

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Registrar to include persons in the All India Register.

24. The Registrar of the Council may, on receipt of the report of ie registration of a person in a State Ayurvedic Medical Register, or, on application made to him in the prescribed manner by any such per- son, enter his name in the Indian Ayurvedic Medical Register, pro- vided that the Registrar is satisfied that the person concerned posses- ses a recognised Ayurvedic medical qualification.

L 25. (I) If the name of any person enrolled on a State Ayurvedic : Medical Register u removed therefrom in pursuance of any power B conferred by or under any tew relating to registration of Ayurvedic

medical practitioners for the time being in force in that State, the -c Council shall direct the removal of the name of such person from the Indian Ayurvedic Medical Register.

Removal of name from, the Indian Ayur- vedlc Medical JtegiflUt

(2) Where the name of any person has been removed from a State Ayurvedic Medical Register on the ground of professional mis- conduct or any other ground except that he is not possessed of the requisite Ayurvedic medical qualifications, or where any application ^ made by the said person for restoration of his name to the State Ayurvedic Medical Register has been rejected, he may appeal in the prescribed manner and subject to such conditions, including condi- tions as t Sec. 2] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 263

by the Central Government in this benalf, to the Central Govern- ment whose decision, which shall be given alter consulting the Coun- cil, shall be binding on the State Government and on the authorities concerned with the preparation of the State Ayurvedic Medical

5 Register.

Provi- sional registra- tion.

2tf. (1) A person who has passed the qualifying examination ol any university or Ayurvedic institution in India for the grant of a recognised Ayurvedic medical qualification shall be entitled to be registered provisionally in a State Ayurvedic Medical Register on

¹⁰ the strength of his certificate in order to secure an employment.

(2) The names of persons provisionally registered under sub- section (i) in a State Ayurvedic Medical Register shall be entered separately from the names of the other persons registered therein.

(3) A person registered provisionally as aforesaid shall be en- !5 titled to registration in the State Ayurvedic Medical Register under

Section 14.

Registra- tion of additional qualifica- tion.

27. (1) If any person whose name is entered in the Indian Ayur- vedic Medical Register obtains any additional title, diploma or other qualification for proiiciency in Ayurveda, he shall, on application 20 made in the prescribed manner, be entitled to have an entry stating such other title, diploma or qualification made against his name in the Register.

(2) The entries in respect of any such person in a State Ayur- vedic Medical Register shall be altered in accordance with the alter-

25 ation made in the Indian Ayurvedic Medical Register.

28. Subject to the conditions and restrictions laid down in this Act regardmg medical practice by persons possessing certain recog- nised Ayurvedic medical qualifications, every person whose name is for the time being entered on the Indian Ayurvedic Medical Register 30 shall be entitled to practise as an Ayurvedic Medical Practitioner in any part of India and to recover charges in respect of medicaments or other appliances or fees to which he may be entitled.

Privileges of the persons who are enrolled on the Indian Ayur- vedic Medical Register.

2lt. Every person registered in the Indian Ayurvedic Medical Register shall notify any change in the place of his residence or 35 practice to the Council and to the State Council of Ayurvedic Medi- cine concerned within thirty days, failing which his right to partici-

Change in place of residence or prac- tice.

pale ia the election of members to the Council or State Council of ayuivedic Medicine shall be liable to be forfeited by order of the central Government either permanently or for such period as may b" specified in the order,

30. (1) The Council shall furnish copies of reports, minutes, abs- c

tracts ol accounts and such other information to the Central Govern- ment as that Government may require.

Council to furnish copies of reports, etc. to Central Govern- ment.

(2) The Central Government may publish in such manner as it may think fit, any report, minute, abstract or other information fur- nished to it under this section or under sections 16 and 17. I⁰

Commis- sion of Inquiry.

31. (1) Whenever on a complaint made to the Central Government is satisfied that thie Council is not complying with any of the provi- sions of the Act, the Central Government may refer the particulars of the complaint to a Commission of inquiry consisting of three per- sons, two of whom shall he appointed by the Central Government, one r s being a Judge of a High Court, and one by the Council, and such Commission shall proceed to enquire in summary manner and to report to the Central Government on the charges made in the com- plaint, and in case of any charge of default or of improper action being found by the Commission to have been established, to recommend 20 remedies, if any, which are in its opinion necessary.

(2) The Central Government may require the Council to adopt the remedies so recommended within such time as it may think tit, and, if the Council fails to comply with any such requirement, the Central Government may amend the regulations of the Council or 25 make such provision or order or take such other steps as may seem necessary to give effect to the recommendations of the Commission.

(3) A Commission of Inquiry shall have the power to administer oaths, to enforce the attendance of witnesses and the production of documents, and such other powers for the purpose of any inquest 30 conducted by it as are exercised by a Civil Court under the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908.

5 oj

Immunity from suits and legal proceed- ings.

32. No suit, prosecution or other legal proceedings shall lie against the Government, the Council or a State Ayurvedic Medical Council or any Committee thereof or any officer or servant of the Govern- 3* ment or Council aforesaid for anything which is in good faith done or intended to b" done under this Act.

93. (1) The Central Government may, by notification in the

Official Gazette, make rules to carry out the purposes of this Act.

Power of the Central Govern- ment to make rules.

(2) Every rule made under this section shall be laid, as soon as may be after it is made, before each House of Parliament while it is 5 in session for a total period of thirty days, which may be comprised in one session or in two successive sessions, and if, before the expiry of the session in which it is so laid or the session immediately follow- ing, both Houses agree in making any modification in the rule or both Houses agree that the rule should not be made, the rule shall ¹⁰ thereafter have effect only in such modified form or be of no effect, as the case may be; so, however, that any such modification or annul- ment shall be without prejudice to the validity of anything previous- ly done under that rule.

Power to make regula- tions.

34. The Council may, with the previous sanction of the Central ' 5 Government, make regulations generally to carry out the purposes of this Act and, without preiudlce to the generality of this power, such regulations may provide for—

(a) The management of the property of the Council and

the maintenance and audit of Its accounts:

(j) the courses and periods of study and of practical train- ing to be undertaken, the subjects of examination and standards of proficiency therein to be obtained in Universities or the Ayur- vedic medical institutions for grant of recognised Ayurvedlc medical qualifications;

5

(k) the qualifications of staff and the standards of equip- ment, accommodation, training and other facilities to be provid- ed in Ayurvedic medical institutions;

(I) the conduct of the professional examinations, qualifica- tions of examiners and conditions for admissions to such exami- nations;

(m) the standard of professional conduct and etiquette and code of ethics to be observed by medical practitioners; and

(n) any matter for which under this Act provision may bo made by regulations.

J5

SCHEDULE

tSee Sections 2, 12, 13. 14 and 181

LIST OF QUALIFYING EXAMINATIONS

No. Examination

Examining Body

Andhra

5

Braj-d Oi Indian Mcdfcine, Hydera- 1. Ayurveda Visharada

bad.

Venka'cswar Ayurvedic College, 2, Ayurvedalankara

Bczwada.

Venkateswar Ayui'vcdie College, 3. Ayurveda Kalanidhi

to

j j' /, vv jo ^ .,

4. Vaidyavidwan

Andhra Ayurveda Parishad, Bez-

wada.

5. Ayurvedapraveena

Ram Mohan Ayurvedic College,

Guntur.

15

Assam

Board of Ayurvedic Medicine, 1. D.A.M.3.

Assam.

Bihar

1. Ayurveda Sastri

20

Sanskrit Association, Assam. Sanskrit Association, Assam.

2. Ayurvedacharya

Dharrnasamaja Sanskrit 'College, 3. Ayurvedavisarada

Muzaffarpur.

Dharimsamaja Sanskrit College, 4. Ayurvedacharya

Muzaffarpur,

*5

Dh^rrmsamqia Sanskrit College, 5. Pranacharya

Muzaffarpur.

State Faculty of Avurvedlc and 6. G.U.M.S.

Unani Medicine, Bihar.

State Facultv of Avurvedic t&& 7. GAMS.

$0

Unanl Medicine, Bihar.

Bengal

Govinda Sundarl Ayurvedic Col- 1. -Ayurvedasastri

lege, Calcutta,

2. ^yurvedateritha

35

General Coun'ii and Sta^ Faculty of Ayurvedic Med^ine, W. Bengal

033 G of I Ex.—4

Examining Body

Examination

No.

Syamadaa Vaidya Sastripeetha, Cal-

Valdyasaatii

3.

cutta.

Gemini Bhushan Ayurvedic Col- 5

Bhisagratna

I.

lejfe, Calcutta.

Vlshwanatha Ayurveda Mahavidya-

Bhlsagratna

6.

laya, Calcutta.

Gemini Bhushan Ayurvedic College,

Bhisagacharya

6.

Calcutta.

j0

Vishwanatha Ayurveda Mahavldya-

Valdaslromani

7.

laya, Calcutta.

Vishwanatha Ayurveda Vldyalaya,

Ayurvedaraina

6.

Calcutta.

Gangadhar Ayurveda Vldyalaya, JJ

Ayurveda Sastrl

9.

Calcutta.

Indian Avurvedlc Works and Vldya-

Ayurvedabhushan

10.

laya, Nawadvlp.

Ayurvedopadhyay

11.

Sanatanadharmprakshnl Sabha, Cal-

cutta.

30 12. Ayurveda Vachaapati

Vishwanatha Ayurveda Vldyalaya,

Calcutta.

13.

Bhishajfabujhan

Bhagawat-Ayurveda Bhawan, Ben-

gal.

14. Bhlsagsagarh

Vidyaveda Vldyalayi, Chandana- 2<

nagar.

18.

Valdyachary*

Bangeeya Puraba Parishad, BengaL 16.

Karikantamanl

Najendra Vldyalaya, Hoogly.

17.

Bhlsaktartha

Srinatha Ayurveda Vidyalaya, Ben-

eaL

3° 18.

Bhlfafc Vaehaspatl

10.

Bhlaak Suarutachary*

Bangaaaraswata Sam"J, Baldyabat Ayurvedic Institution,

fNaojcnati.

20. Ayurveda Teertha

Sanskrit Board, Calcutta.

Delhi

1. Bhlsagacharya Dhtnvantart

Board of Ayurvedic & tTnanl Sys-

temj of Medidnw, DelhL

2. Ayurvedacharya Dhanwantan Board of Ayurvedic & Untnl Sy"-

temg of Medicine, DelhL

Ayuxv"dachaiy"

All Indl* Ayurveda Vidy*p""th, /⁰ a.

Delhi

Examining Body

No. Examination

All India Ayurveda Vldyapeeth, 4. Ayurveda Visarada

Delhi.

All India Ayurveda Vidyapeoth, 6. Vaidyacharya

Delhi.

All India Ayurveda Vidyapecth, 6. Vaidya-Visharada

s

Delhi.

Banwarilai Ayurveda Vldyalaya, 7. Ayurvedacharya

Delhi.

Banwarilal Ayurveda Vidyalaya, 8. Bhishagacharya

Delhi.

Munnilal Syama Sundar Ayurvedic 0. Ayurvedacharya

College, Delhi

Gujarat

Ayurveda Mahavidyalaya, Fatan.

1. Grahlta Ayurvedasastri

Seth J. P. Ayurveda Mahavidyalaya, *5 2. Ayurvedapraveena

Bhabnagar.

Suddha Ayurveda Mahavidyalaya, 3. Ayurvedftalnshanar

Baroda.

G. H. Nazar Ayurveda Mahavidya- 4, Ayurvedapraveena

ao

laya.

Gujarat University,

5. B.A.M.S.

Stale Faculty of Ayurveda, Bombay, 6. G.F.A.M.

Post Graduate Training Centra, 7. ILP.A.

Jamnagar.

8. Ayurvedavisharada

²5

Rajakeeya Sanskiita Mahavidya-

laya, Baroda.

Sravanamash Dakshkic Pariksh- 9. Ayurvedaratha

sairuu, Baroda.

10. Ayurvedettama

Sravanamash Dakshirlc Paxlkah- 30

CBmiLi, Baroda.

11. Ayurvedateertha

Ayurveda Vidyalaya Sawstha,

Ahmedanagar.

12. Ayurvedabhushan

Ayurveda Vidyalaya Sawstha,

Ahmedanagar,

35 13. Ayurvedaratna

Ayurveda Vidyalaya Sawathn,

Ahmedanagar.

Jammu 8c Kashmir

1, B.A.M.S.

Director at Health Services, J. & K.

2. B.U.M.S.

Director o( Health Services, J. & K. 4 0.

Examination

Examining Body

No.

Kerala

Kerala University.

1. D.A.M.

Kerala University.

2. 13.A.M.

Keraleeya Ayurveda Vidyalaya, <

Vaidyapadam

3.

Shoranud.

Madhava Memorial Ayurvedic Col- Valdyavibhushan

4.

lege, Cnaaanabav.

Government Sanskrit College, Tri- Ayurveda Sastrabhushan

5.

punthura.

i0

Ayurveda Pathasala, Kottakal.

6. Ayurvaidyan

Ayurveda Pathasala, Kottakal.

7. Ayurveda D.A.M.

Travincore Coachin Government 8. Shas jabhushan

Examination Board.

Travincore Coachin Government 9. Ayurveda Bhushan

Examination Board.

Netravaidya Visharad

10.

Travincore Coachin Government

Examination Board.

11. Vaidyakulanldhi

Government Ayurvedic College,

Trivandrum.

20

Madhya PradesJ-

1. Bhishgacharyp

Board of Indian Medicine, M. P.

2. Bhishagvara

Board of Ayurveda & Unani Sys-

icms of Medicine, Jabalpur.

, Ayurvedacharya

3.

Saugar University, SaUfiar. 25 Board of Indian Medicine, M. P

4,

, Ayurvedacharya

Boa*" 3 of Indian Medicine, M. P,

, Ayurvedavignanachai\ya

5

Government Ayurvedic Vidyalaya, . VaidyasasUi

6

Gwalior.

Mahalakshmi Ayurveda Vidyalaya, 30 . Ayurvedacharya

7

Jaodipur.

. Bhishaficharya

Mahalakshmi Ayurveda Vidyalayt, 8

Jabalpur.

Maharashtra

FacuUy of Ayurveda & Unanl Sys- 35

. Ayurvedavisharada

1

iems at Medicine, Maharashtra.

Board Of Ayurveda & Unani Sj"- 2 . B.A.M.S.

tems of Medicne, Vlderbha

Examining Body

No. Examination

Nagpur University.

3. B.A.M.S.

Coaimittee for Shuddha Ayurvedio 4. Ayurvedapraveena.

Facu ty of Ayurveda & Unani Sys- 5. G.A.A.M.

5

teioa o£ ivieoicuit., Bjmoay.

Q. B.A.M.S.

7. M.A.A.M.

10

Faculty of Ayurveda fit Unani Sys- temj QI Meaicine, Vidarbhu. 1 acuity oi Ayurveda Sc Unani Sys- tem., of Meuiaue, Vidarbtia, Poona University.

Faculty of Indian Medicine, Bern- 8. B.A.M.S. 9. Ayurvedasastri

bav.

Faculty of Indian Medicine, 10. Ayurvedav'sharada

Maharashtra,

*5

Tilaka Maharashtra Vidyapeetha, 11. Ayurvedavisharada

Poona.

12. Ayurvedaparangata

Tilaka Maharashtra VidyapeeLha,

Pouna.

20

Balakaram Ayurvedic College, Bom- 13. Bhisagvara

bay.

Madras

1. Ayurvedabhushan

Board of Public Examination*,

Cochin.

Board of Public Examinations, 2. Bhihagvara

*5

Cochin,

3. A.I.I.M.

Board al Examinations in Indian

Medicine, Madras.

4. Ayurvedashiromani

Madras University.

30 5. L.I.M.

Board of Indigenous Medicine,

Madras.

6. G.C.I.M.

Board of Indigenous Medicine,

Madras,

Mysore

35 1. D,S.A,C.

Board of Studies in Indian Medicine,

Mysore.

2. G.C.A.M.

Board of Studies in Indian Medieind,

Mysore.

3. L.A.M.S. Ayurvedavidwan

Government Ayurvedic & Unani 40

College, Mysore.

4. Ayurvedaprsveena

Shuddha Ayurveda Vidyalaya, Blja-

pur.

No. Examination

ft. Ayurveda Shiiomani

Orissa

1. Ayurvedaahastri

2. Ayurvedacharya

3. Vaidyabhushan 4. Ayurvedavidyanidhi

S. Bhiaagratna

Punjab

1. G.A.M.S.

2. Vaidyabushana

8. Vaidyaprabhakar

4. VaidyakaviraJ

6. Ayurv"dacharya

6. Vaidyashaatri

7. Valdyavisharada

Rajasthan

1. Bhlsagavara

2. Bhishagachaxyi

S. Bhishagvara

4. Ayurvedacharya

S. Bhisbak

6. Bhishagvara

7. Bhishagacharya

8. Ayurveda3ha"tri 9. Vaidyashastrl

Examining Body

Srimad Bhubaneshwar Sanskrit Concge, Kailtala,

Orissa Association of Sanskrit;

Learning & Culture.

Oriasa Aasociaiion of Sanskrit Learning & Culture.

Nikhilotkala Vaidya Sammelan.

NikhiloJtala Vaidya Sammelan.

Ayurvedic Examination Buaid.

Faculty of Indian Medicine, Punjab.

Bhagat Lakshman Das Taneja Manila Ayurvedic College, 7, • Lahore.

Bhagat Lakshman Daa Taneja Mahila Ayurvedic College, Lahore.

Sanatandharma Premaglri Ayurve- 2c die College.

Sanatandharma Premagiri Ayurve- dic College.

Vedic & Unanl Tibbla College, Amritsar.

2*

Vedic & Unani Tibbia College, Amritsar.

Ayurvedic Department Examina- tions, Rajasthan.

,Q

Ayurvedic Department Examina- tions, Rajasthan,

Shri Farasurampuria Ayurvedic Col- lege, Sikar.

Bimla Sanskrit Ayurvedic College ," Pilanl.

Maharaja Sanskrit College, Jaipur.

Maharaja Sanskrit ColleRe, Jaipur.

Maharaja Sanskrit College, Jaipur.

Maharaja Sanskrit College, Jaipur. .

Maharaja Sanskrit College, Jaipur.

Examining Body

Examination

No-

Uttar Pradesh

      1. D.I.M.                              Board  of  Indian  Medicine,  U.  P.
        D.I.M.S.                             Board  of  Indian  Medicine,  U.  P.
"     2l
5       B.I.M.S.                             Board  of  Indian  Medicine,  U.  P.
     3.
     4. F.M.B.S.                             Board  of  Indian  Medicine,  U.  K
     3. Ay u rve dachar y a                  Lucknow  University.
     6. Ayurveda  Shastracharya              Benarus  Hindu  University.
     7. A.M.S.                               Benaraa  Hindu  University.
10
        A.B.M.S.                             Benaras  Hindu  University.
     s.                                      Gurukula    Mahavidyalaya,  Brinda-
     9. Ayurvedashiromani
                                               ban.
    10. Ayurvedabhushan                      Gurukula    Mahavidyalaya,  Brlnda-
                                               ban.
"  n.   Ayurvedalankara                      Board  of  Indian  Medicine,  U.  P.
    12. Ayurvedacharya                       Board  of  Indian  Medicine,  U.  P.
    13. Ayurvedabhaskara                     Gurukula  Ayurvedlc  College,  Jwala.
                                               pur.
    U.  Ayurvedalankar                       Gurukula  Unlvariltv    KunnH.

STATEMENT OF OBJECTS AND REASONS

From the Reports of the Committees appointed by the Central Government from time to time it is evident that a great majority of the population depends on the indigenous system of medicine BO far as their health is concerned. But there is no standard either in education or treatment of the said system of medicine. The Central Government is controlling the Ayurvedic education and treatment merely on the advice given by its Adviser en the Indigenous system of medicine. All the Committees on the indigenous systems of medicine have recommended the establishment of an Ayurvedic Medical Council to control the Ayurvedic education and treatment but no action has yet been taken by the Central Government in the matter. This Bill aims to give effect to the recommendations of the said Committees and to control education and treatment In Ayur- veda,

NEW DELHI; A. T. SARMA.

The 3rd February, 1965.

FINANCIAL MEMORANDUM

Clause 9, 16 and 17 of the Bill relate to the appointment of Offi- cers and staff of the Council, Ayurvedic Medical Inspectors and Visitors. Clause 31 envisages the appointment of a Commission of Inquiry. The expenditure to be incurred on account of the salaries and remuneration of officers and staff, Inspectors, Visitors, members of the Council and Commissions of Inquiry will be partly met from the revenues of the Council. The balance of the expenditure is pro- posed to be met from the Consolidated Fund of India. An estimate of the likely income and expenditure of the Council is given below: —

I. INCOME

R s. 30,00,000 Collection of ices from registrations etc.

11. EXPENDITURE

(a) Non-iecurring

(1) Construction of a building for location of the

Rs.

offices

2,00,000

Rs.

(2) Furniture

25j°°O

Rs.

(3) Contingency

20,000

Rs.

Total ...

2,45,000

(b) Recurring

Rs.

(1) Pay of stafl

' 60,000

20,000 (2) Remuneration of members 01 Councilj Com- mission of Inquiry, Inspectoral Visitors,

Ra.

R B. 25,000 (3) T.A.

Rs.

(4; Contingency

23,000

Rs.

Total .-

1,30,000

S. L. SHAKDHER,

Secretary.

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