The Gazette of India
EXTRAORDINARY
PART I—Section1
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No. 24] NEW DELHI, SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1965/PHALGUNA 29, 1886
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MINISTRY OF FOOD AND AGRICULTURE
(Department of Food)
RESOLUTION
New Delhi, the 20th March, 1965
No. 3(8)/64-SG.IV—In pursuance of paragraphs 3 and 4 of Supplementary Agreement on a study of the development of a grain storage system in India under Indo Swedish Financial Development Co-operation Agreement, the Government of India has decided to appoint a Study Team of Indian and" Swedish experts, the latter at the recommendation of the Government of Sweden, to conduct a general survey and analysis of questions relating to the establishment of an efficient grain storage system in India.
2. The composition of the Team will be as follows:—
1. Shri K. D. N. Singh, Deputy Director General (Food), Department of Food. 2. Shri Tore Olbjer, Storage Expert and Civil Engineer, Sweden. 3.. Shri Oiler Landenmark, Agronomist, Sweden. 4. Shri Agne Niber, Storage Expert and Senior Design Engineer, Sweden. 5. Shri O Muthachen, Additional Chief Engineer (Food), Central Public Works Department.
6. Shri (Dr.) S. V. Pingle, Director Storage and Inspection, Deptt. of Food. Shri B P. Sikder, Food Department, will be Secretary to the Team.
3. The following will be the terms of reference of the Team: —
136 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I-SEC. I] (ii) location of big consumption centres,(iii) transport resources,
(iv) climatic conditions,
(v) existing ur definitely planned storage plants,
(vi) existing or planned ports with respect to grain receipt;
(b) to make an analysis of surplus and deficit areas and define tha mvist economic d.stribution of domestic surplus grain and imported grain, (c) to suggest, on the basis of (b), the ways to split up the total amount 01 imported grain between different ports of India; and
(d) to make an analysis of the need for supplementary buffer storage facili- ties in the interior of India in diiect connection with the flow of grain from the actual ports.
5. The Team will submit its report to the Government of India and recommend new storage investments, including location, type of Storage, storage capacity, hand- ling and treating equipment.
OHDEH
Ordered that a copy of uie Resolution be communicated to all concerned. Ordered also that the Resolution be publishemr the (?S2elTe of Kdia for general information
A. L. DIAS, Secy