Budget Session 2015
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3 Crucial Bills Taken Up in Extended Lok Sabha Session
The extension of Lok Sabha session by three working days has enabled the government to complete some of its crucial agenda including a bill against black money stashed abroad and another to amend the Whistleblowers Protection Act.
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'No Idea Where Dawood Ibrahim Is,' Says Government in Parliament, Contradicting Itself
Dawood Ibrahim, one of India's most-wanted men for masterminding the 1993 blasts in Mumbai in which 300 people were killed, has not been located so far, the government said in Parliament today, contradicting its own stated position that he is in Pakistan.
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India Has Historic Chance to Grow, Don't Obstruct: Arun Jaitley to Opposition
With a number of key reform bills stuck in the current Budget session of the Parliament, government today appealed to the opposition not to play "obstructionist" as the country has the "historic opportunity" to grow and the GDP is expected to go beyond 8 per cent next year, overtaking China.
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PM Modi Accuses Opposition of Non-Cooperation in Rajya Sabha
Blaming the opposition for failing to cooperate with the government, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today in Rajya Sabha said that members should reflect the feeling of the elected government of their state, not just of their party.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi Addresses Lok Sabha: Highlights
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is replying in the Lok Sabha to the debate on the President's address. This is his first speech in parliament in the budget session.
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Finance Minister Arun Jaitley to Defend Land Bill in Parliament Today
In the Rajya Sabha tomorrow, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley will make a strong defence of the government's land reforms, denounced by a united opposition and activists as "anti-farmer."
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Rahul Gandhi's Sabbatical Exposes Congress Faultlines
Rahul Gandhi's surprise sabbatical has exposed faultlines in the electorally-battered Congress, which is bracing for a generational change.
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3 Crucial Bills Taken Up in Extended Lok Sabha Session
The extension of Lok Sabha session by three working days has enabled the government to complete some of its crucial agenda including a bill against black money stashed abroad and another to amend the Whistleblowers Protection Act.
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'No Idea Where Dawood Ibrahim Is,' Says Government in Parliament, Contradicting Itself
Dawood Ibrahim, one of India's most-wanted men for masterminding the 1993 blasts in Mumbai in which 300 people were killed, has not been located so far, the government said in Parliament today, contradicting its own stated position that he is in Pakistan.
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India Has Historic Chance to Grow, Don't Obstruct: Arun Jaitley to Opposition
With a number of key reform bills stuck in the current Budget session of the Parliament, government today appealed to the opposition not to play "obstructionist" as the country has the "historic opportunity" to grow and the GDP is expected to go beyond 8 per cent next year, overtaking China.
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PM Modi Accuses Opposition of Non-Cooperation in Rajya Sabha
Blaming the opposition for failing to cooperate with the government, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today in Rajya Sabha said that members should reflect the feeling of the elected government of their state, not just of their party.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi Addresses Lok Sabha: Highlights
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is replying in the Lok Sabha to the debate on the President's address. This is his first speech in parliament in the budget session.
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Finance Minister Arun Jaitley to Defend Land Bill in Parliament Today
In the Rajya Sabha tomorrow, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley will make a strong defence of the government's land reforms, denounced by a united opposition and activists as "anti-farmer."
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Rahul Gandhi's Sabbatical Exposes Congress Faultlines
Rahul Gandhi's surprise sabbatical has exposed faultlines in the electorally-battered Congress, which is bracing for a generational change.
