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'People Don't Think MPs Deserve It': Sri Lanka Scraps Lawmaker Pensions
Sri Lanka's parliament abolished pensions for all legislators and their widows on Tuesday, in line with a government pledge to prune the perks of politicians.
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In Tarique Rahman, Bangladesh To Get 1st Male PM In 35 Years: Top Points
After a landslide victory in the national election, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) lawmakers have formally elected their chief, Tarique Rahman, as the leader of parliament and the next Prime Minister of Bangladesh.
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Opinion | 12 Questions Opposition Asked In Parliament - And Why You Should Care
When Parliament is in session, the Opposition is trying all it can to hold the government accountable. What is the government doing?
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After Rahul Gandhi's Questions To PM On Trade Deals, An Amit Shah Counter
Rahul Gandhi's unrelenting attack on the Central government on the issue of farmers and the trade deal with the United States has drawn a sharp reaction from Union minister Amit Shah, who accused the Congress leader of "spreading lies".
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PM Modi Receives Invite For Tarique Rahman's Oath Ceremony On February 17
Dhaka is set to witness a major political moment on February 17 as Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) Chairman Tarique Rahman is sworn in as the next Prime Minister of Bangladesh, marking the formal return of the BNP to power.
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One In Five IAS, IPS And IFS Posts Vacant, Government Informs Parliament
According to the figures tabled in Parliament, the IAS has a sanctioned strength of 6,858 officers, of which 5,457 are currently in position, leaving 1,401 posts vacant-roughly 20.4 per cent of the total sanctioned strength.
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Play National Song Before National Anthem: New 'Vande Mataram' Guidelines
The Union Home Ministry has issued new guidelines regarding 'Vande Mataram', including requiring all persons to stand when it is played and that it be played immediately after the national anthem, i.e., 'Jana, Gana, Mana', at all government events.
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Over 3,800 Indians Deported From US In 2025: Centre To Parliament
Over 3,800 Indian nationals were deported from the US in 2025, the government informed the Rajya Sabha on Thursday.
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5,100 Money Laundering Cases In 5 Years, Central Agency Gets 95% Conviction
The Enforcement Directorate has registered more than 5,100 money laundering cases over the last five years, with convictions secured in nearly 95 per cent of cases decided on merits, the government informed Parliament on Tuesday.
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Rahul Gandhi-Centre Showdown Over Ladakh Escalates, 8 Congress MPs Suspended
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi ripped into the government Tuesday over the India-US trade deal and startling claims about the 2020 India-China military stand-off in Ladakh.
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'People Don't Think MPs Deserve It': Sri Lanka Scraps Lawmaker Pensions
Sri Lanka's parliament abolished pensions for all legislators and their widows on Tuesday, in line with a government pledge to prune the perks of politicians.
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In Tarique Rahman, Bangladesh To Get 1st Male PM In 35 Years: Top Points
After a landslide victory in the national election, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) lawmakers have formally elected their chief, Tarique Rahman, as the leader of parliament and the next Prime Minister of Bangladesh.
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Opinion | 12 Questions Opposition Asked In Parliament - And Why You Should Care
When Parliament is in session, the Opposition is trying all it can to hold the government accountable. What is the government doing?
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After Rahul Gandhi's Questions To PM On Trade Deals, An Amit Shah Counter
Rahul Gandhi's unrelenting attack on the Central government on the issue of farmers and the trade deal with the United States has drawn a sharp reaction from Union minister Amit Shah, who accused the Congress leader of "spreading lies".
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PM Modi Receives Invite For Tarique Rahman's Oath Ceremony On February 17
Dhaka is set to witness a major political moment on February 17 as Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) Chairman Tarique Rahman is sworn in as the next Prime Minister of Bangladesh, marking the formal return of the BNP to power.
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One In Five IAS, IPS And IFS Posts Vacant, Government Informs Parliament
According to the figures tabled in Parliament, the IAS has a sanctioned strength of 6,858 officers, of which 5,457 are currently in position, leaving 1,401 posts vacant-roughly 20.4 per cent of the total sanctioned strength.
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Play National Song Before National Anthem: New 'Vande Mataram' Guidelines
The Union Home Ministry has issued new guidelines regarding 'Vande Mataram', including requiring all persons to stand when it is played and that it be played immediately after the national anthem, i.e., 'Jana, Gana, Mana', at all government events.
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Over 3,800 Indians Deported From US In 2025: Centre To Parliament
Over 3,800 Indian nationals were deported from the US in 2025, the government informed the Rajya Sabha on Thursday.
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5,100 Money Laundering Cases In 5 Years, Central Agency Gets 95% Conviction
The Enforcement Directorate has registered more than 5,100 money laundering cases over the last five years, with convictions secured in nearly 95 per cent of cases decided on merits, the government informed Parliament on Tuesday.
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Rahul Gandhi-Centre Showdown Over Ladakh Escalates, 8 Congress MPs Suspended
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi ripped into the government Tuesday over the India-US trade deal and startling claims about the 2020 India-China military stand-off in Ladakh.
