Vol. 15 · pages 721–725
As Free India's First Law Minister and Member of Opposition in Parliament, 1947–1956
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704 DR. BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR : WRITINGS AND SPEECHES
Provided that all technical terms as defined or used in this
Act shall be in Hindi with English equivalents in brackets in each
case and that they shall be the same in all regional languages
with their equivalents wherever available in brackets in each
regional language.
Dr. Ambedkar: I have great sympathy with this
amendment and I have no doubt that the various State
Governments will take into consideration the suggestion
contained in this amendment. But, I cannot see how I can
agree to put it in the statute itself. Therefore, I must oppose it.
Mr. Speaker: The question is “That clause 1 stand part
of the Bill”.
The motion was adopted
Clause 1 was added to the Bill. The title and enacting
formula were added to the Bill.
Mr. Speaker: Now the House will have to adjourn. The
House them adjourned till half past 9-00 of the clock on
Tuesday, the 29th May 1951.
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Dr. Ambedkar on the lawns of Parliament
COURTESY: Shant Swaroop Shant, Delhi
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SECTION VI
7TH AUGUST 1951
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12TH OCTOBER 1951
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