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Centre Informed Panel 1,000 Indian Students Are Yet To Leave Iran: Sources
The government has stated that around 1,000 Indian students will leave Iran amid the ongoing war, sources have said, citing discussions in a parliamentary committee meeting.
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Keep 90 Days' Buffer Stock Of Oil, Parliamentary Panel Tells Centre
The government needs to up its stock of crude oil and bring it to the global standard of 90 days' buffer stock in view of the fuel crisis sparked by the war in Iran, a Parliamentary Standing Committee on Petroleum and Natural Gas has said.
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Will Continue To Buy Cheap, Best Quality Oil: Centre To Parliamentary Panel
The government on informed a parliamentary panel that India will continue to import crude oil from the countries where it is cheap and of the best quality, and the Indian oil companies will purchase oil, considering the geopolitical situation.
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House Panel To Push For Stricter Content Laws Amid YouTuber Row: Sources
In a sign that the row over Ranveer Allahbadia's remarks could have consequences for the regulation of content in India, the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Information Technology is considering writing to the Centre to strengthen laws
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Hiking Judges' Retirement Age Based On Performance May Not Be Practical: Centre
Extending the retirement age of Supreme Court and High Court judges based on their performance may not be practical, will "further erode" Parliament's powers and may result in "undue favouritism", the government has told a parliamentary panel.
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Parliament Panel Suggests Changes In Law To Tackle Monument Encroachment
A parliamentary panel has recommended to the Centre that in the upcoming amendment of the AMASR Act, "strong provisions" may be incorporated for fixing accountability of government officials for tackling encroachment of centrally protected monuments.
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Government Replaces "Mental Illness" With "Unsound Mind" In 3 Criminal Law Bills
Centre introduced the term "unsound mind" in place of "mental illness", on the recommendations of a parliamentary panel, in the redrafted criminal law bills that seek to replace the British-era Indian Penal Code, CrPC and Indian Evidence Act.
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Permit Worship At Protected Monuments With 'Religious Significance': Parliament Panel
A parliamentary panel recommended to the Centre to explore the possibility of permitting worship at ASI-protected monuments having "religious significance" if it can be established that this would not have a detrimental effect on their conservation
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Centre To Develop Portal To Gather Data On Madrassas: Parliament Panel
The government will develop a portal to gather information about recognised as well as unrecognised madrasas in the country, according to a parliamentary panel report.
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MK Stalin's Party To Launch Protest Against Centre's "Hindi Imposition"
The ruling DMK's youth and students wing has announced a statewide protest in Tamil Nadu against the recommendation of the parliamentary panel to make Hindi the medium of instruction in central educational institutes.
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Reconsider Ad Spend Under 'Beti Bachao' Scheme: Parliament Panel To Centre
Over 78% of total Rs 446.72 crore released during 2016-2019 for 'Beti Bachao Beti Padhao' scheme was spent only on media advocacy, a parliamentary panel has said, suggesting that the government reconsider spending on advertisements.
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'GAY' Code For Gaya Airport Inappropriate; Panel Tells Centre To Change
A Parliamentary panel on Friday said the use of 'GAY' code for Gaya airport is inappropriate for the holy city and asked the government to make all efforts to change the code.
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Opposition Asks Centre To Send Dam Safety Bill To Parliamentary Panel
Opposition parties, including the Congress, the Trinamool Congress and the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK), demanded from the government in the Rajya Sabha today that the Dam Safety Bill, 2019 be sent to a parliamentary select committee.
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Use Satellite TV To Beam Classes For Poor Students Amid Covid: Parliamentary Panel To Centre
A parliamentary committee has asked the Ministry of Education's officials to direct state governments to utilise satellite TV technology for ensuring that underprivileged students can continue studies during the Covid pandemic.
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Parliamentary Panel Asked Centre In March To Increase Vaccine Production Capacity
A parliamentary standing committee had in March suggested ramping up of production capacity of the two COVID-19 vaccines manufactured in India for ensuring their availability to a wider population as soon as possible.
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Centre Informed Panel 1,000 Indian Students Are Yet To Leave Iran: Sources
The government has stated that around 1,000 Indian students will leave Iran amid the ongoing war, sources have said, citing discussions in a parliamentary committee meeting.
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Keep 90 Days' Buffer Stock Of Oil, Parliamentary Panel Tells Centre
The government needs to up its stock of crude oil and bring it to the global standard of 90 days' buffer stock in view of the fuel crisis sparked by the war in Iran, a Parliamentary Standing Committee on Petroleum and Natural Gas has said.
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Will Continue To Buy Cheap, Best Quality Oil: Centre To Parliamentary Panel
The government on informed a parliamentary panel that India will continue to import crude oil from the countries where it is cheap and of the best quality, and the Indian oil companies will purchase oil, considering the geopolitical situation.
-
House Panel To Push For Stricter Content Laws Amid YouTuber Row: Sources
In a sign that the row over Ranveer Allahbadia's remarks could have consequences for the regulation of content in India, the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Information Technology is considering writing to the Centre to strengthen laws
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Hiking Judges' Retirement Age Based On Performance May Not Be Practical: Centre
Extending the retirement age of Supreme Court and High Court judges based on their performance may not be practical, will "further erode" Parliament's powers and may result in "undue favouritism", the government has told a parliamentary panel.
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Parliament Panel Suggests Changes In Law To Tackle Monument Encroachment
A parliamentary panel has recommended to the Centre that in the upcoming amendment of the AMASR Act, "strong provisions" may be incorporated for fixing accountability of government officials for tackling encroachment of centrally protected monuments.
-
Government Replaces "Mental Illness" With "Unsound Mind" In 3 Criminal Law Bills
Centre introduced the term "unsound mind" in place of "mental illness", on the recommendations of a parliamentary panel, in the redrafted criminal law bills that seek to replace the British-era Indian Penal Code, CrPC and Indian Evidence Act.
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Permit Worship At Protected Monuments With 'Religious Significance': Parliament Panel
A parliamentary panel recommended to the Centre to explore the possibility of permitting worship at ASI-protected monuments having "religious significance" if it can be established that this would not have a detrimental effect on their conservation
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Centre To Develop Portal To Gather Data On Madrassas: Parliament Panel
The government will develop a portal to gather information about recognised as well as unrecognised madrasas in the country, according to a parliamentary panel report.
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MK Stalin's Party To Launch Protest Against Centre's "Hindi Imposition"
The ruling DMK's youth and students wing has announced a statewide protest in Tamil Nadu against the recommendation of the parliamentary panel to make Hindi the medium of instruction in central educational institutes.
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Reconsider Ad Spend Under 'Beti Bachao' Scheme: Parliament Panel To Centre
Over 78% of total Rs 446.72 crore released during 2016-2019 for 'Beti Bachao Beti Padhao' scheme was spent only on media advocacy, a parliamentary panel has said, suggesting that the government reconsider spending on advertisements.
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'GAY' Code For Gaya Airport Inappropriate; Panel Tells Centre To Change
A Parliamentary panel on Friday said the use of 'GAY' code for Gaya airport is inappropriate for the holy city and asked the government to make all efforts to change the code.
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Opposition Asks Centre To Send Dam Safety Bill To Parliamentary Panel
Opposition parties, including the Congress, the Trinamool Congress and the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK), demanded from the government in the Rajya Sabha today that the Dam Safety Bill, 2019 be sent to a parliamentary select committee.
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Use Satellite TV To Beam Classes For Poor Students Amid Covid: Parliamentary Panel To Centre
A parliamentary committee has asked the Ministry of Education's officials to direct state governments to utilise satellite TV technology for ensuring that underprivileged students can continue studies during the Covid pandemic.
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Parliamentary Panel Asked Centre In March To Increase Vaccine Production Capacity
A parliamentary standing committee had in March suggested ramping up of production capacity of the two COVID-19 vaccines manufactured in India for ensuring their availability to a wider population as soon as possible.
