 bill  no 322  of  2016 the national institutes of technology, science education and research  (second amendment) bill,  2016 a billfurther to amend the national institutes of technology, science education and research act, 2007be it enacted by parliament in the sixty-seventh year of the republic of india as follows:—short title and commencement1 (1) this act may be called the national institutes of  technology, science education and research (second amendment) act, 20165 (2)  it shall come into force on such date as the central government may, by notificationin the official gazette, appoint2 in the second  schedule to the national institutes of technology, science education and research  act, 2007, after serial number 5 and the entries relating thereto, the following serial numbers and entries shall be inserted, namely:—amendment of second schedule to act 29 of 2007(1)(2)(3)10| ''6                    | indian institute of science   | indian institute of science   ||-------------------------|-------------------------------|-------------------------------|| education and research, | education and research,       |                               || tirupati society        | tirupati                     |                               || 7                      | indian institute of science   | indian institute of science   || education and research, | education and research,       |                               || berhampur society       | berhampur''                 |                               | statement of objects  and reasonsthe national institutes of technology, science education and research act, 2007(the act) provides for declaration of certain institutions of technology, science education and research as institutions of national importance and to provide for instructions and research in branches of engineering, technology, management, education, sciences and arts and for the advancement of learning and dissemination of knowledge in such branches and for certain other matters connected with such institutions initially, twenty societies of institutes of technology spread across the country were incorporated in the act as the national institutes of technology and the same were included in the first schedule to the act2 the act was first amended in the year 2012 incorporating ten more national institutes of  technology in the first schedule and inserted a second schedule incorporating therein five new indian institutes of science education and research the act was further amended in 2014 incorporating the indian institute of engineering science and technology, shibpur in the third schedule to the act3 consequent upon the bifurcation of the state of andhra pradesh and as provided in section 93 of the andhra pradesh reorganisation act, 2014 read with thirteenth schedule thereof, the central government was required to establish a national institute of technology and an indian institute of science education and research in andhra pradesh the national institute of technology, andhra pradesh was established by enactment of the national institutes of technology, science education and research (amendment) act, 2016 and included in the first schedule thereof4 now, the central government has decided to incorporate an indian institute of science education and research at tirupati in the state of andhra pradesh and an indian institute of science education and research at berhampur in the state of odisha under the second schedule to the act accordingly, the national institutes of technology, science education and research (second amendment) bill, 2016 seeks to amend the act so as to incorporate the indian institute of science education and research at tirupati and the indian institute of science education and research at berhampur in the second schedule to the act5 the bill seeks to achieve the above objectivesnew delhi;prakash  javadekarthe 2nd december, 2016 financial memorandumthe bill proposes to declare the indian institutes of science education and research at tirupati and berhampur as institutes of national importance under the provisions of the national institutes of technology, science education and research act, 2007 substantial assistance of the central government would be provided to the indian institutes of science education and research at tirupati and berhampur under plan heads by the department of higher education, ministry of human resource and development2 for the current financial year, an amount of forty crore rupees has been allocated for establishment of the indian institute of science education and research, tirupati no such provision has been made for the indian institute of science education and research, berhampur in the current year's budget estimate however, an outlay of 13730 crore rupees (6362 crore rupees as non-recurring capital expenditure, 6368 crore rupees towards recurring expenditure and 1000 crore rupees as contingency expenditure) and 15279 crore rupees (7141 crore rupees as non-recurring capital expenditure, 7006 crore rupees towards recurring expenditure and 1132 crore rupees as contingency expenditure), spread over three years, have been made with the stipulation that sanction of funds would be on incremental basis after assessing the requirement as part of the annual budgetary exercise3 the bill does not involve any other recurring or non-recurring expenditure———— a billfurther to amend the national institutes of technology, science education and research act, 2007————(shri prakash javadekar, minister of human resource development)