The Gazette of India
EXTRAORDINARY
PART I—Section 1
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No. 23] NEW DELHI, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1982/MAGHA 19, 1903
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.2 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART L—SE^. 1]2, Brig. Oobindar Singh. • • • Stember
Director General (Road Development) and Additional Secretary, Ministry of Shipping and Transport, (Roads Wing), New Delhi.
3. Shri Prakasn Narain,
...Member
Adviser (Transport), Planning Commission, New Delhi.
4. Shri S. S. Shukla,
...Member
Joint Secretary (Financial Adviser), Ministry of Shipping and Transport, New Delhi.
J. Shri K. K. Sorin,
...Member
Secretary to the Government of Rajasthan. Public Works Department, Jaipur.
6. Shri K. C. Reddy,
...Member Managing Director, Karnatak" Power Corporation Ltd., Bangalore,
7. Shri P. C. Bhusin, . . .Mcmbei-Sccretury
Additional Director General (Bridges), Ministry of Shipping and Transpoit, (Roads Wing), New Delhi,
2. The Terms of Refeiente of the Committee will be us follows :—
To review the Agency System for National Highways, as well as suggest remedial measures, with particular reference to :—
(i) Administrative arrangements ;
(ii) Agency Charges ;
(iii) Financial arrangements ;
(iv) Technical and financial approval of projects ;
(vi) The general condition of the National Highways net- work in the country; its shortcomings and measures for improvement ; and
(vii) Recommendations on other matters for the improve- ment of National Highways e.g. prevention of rib- bon development alongside National Highways; re- moval of encroachments; improvement of aesthetics; provision of resting places for truck operators, etc.
MINISTRY OP SHIPPING AND TRANSPORT
(Roads Wing)
RESOLUTION
New Dclbi, ihe 3rd February, 1982
No. PL-30(3d)/81.—With a view to reviewing the func- tioning of the Agency System for the execution of the Na- tional Highway Works in the context of the present and future demands on the National Highway System and to suggest measures for improving the performance of the uys- tera, the Government have decided to set up a Committee "with the following composition -.
3. Trie Headquarters of the Committee will be at Delhi but it will be free to visit all sucb places as it may consider necessary in connection with its work. The Central Govern- ment hope that the State Governments and Local Administra- tions concerned will afford the Committee all assistance it may require and will furnish any information which it may call for.
4. The Committee will submit its Report within a period of six months from the date of its finl meeting.
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