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Not On Same Page With BJP On Forgoing Salary For 23 Days: Shiv Sena
The Shiv Sena on Thursday said it is "not on the same page" with the BJP on the issue of the NDA lawmakers forgoing their salary for 23 days of the ongoing budget session during which the House did not function due to disruptions. The party also blamed the government for the disruptions in the parliament.
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Jammu And Kashmir Lawmakers Demand Three-Time Hike In Salary
Keeping aside their political differences, lawmakers of all hues today got together in Jammu and Kashmir Assembly and Legislative Council to demand hike in their salaries by three times to touch Rs. 2.5 lakh per month.
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On This, A Consensus In Parliament: A 100% Salary Hike For MPs.
Members of Parliament have recommended a 100 per cent hike in salaries and allowances for themselves, and say they deserve a raise in view of their "good conduct." A bill for this is expected to passed in the next session of Parliament.
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Taking A Cue From Delhi, Telangana Lawmakers Want A 3-Fold Salary Hike
The lawmakers of Telangana have demanded a three-time hike in their salary, taking a cue from their colleagues in Delhi.
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Lawmakers May Soon Get Massive Salary Hike
The parliamentary affairs ministry has proposed that the salary of lawmakers be doubled, and, despite their track record in recent Parliament sessions, the government believes they deserve it.
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Swaraj Abhiyan Hits Out at AAP Government Over Lawmakers' Pay Hike
Hitting out at the Delhi Government for its decision to give a 400 per cent pay hike to lawmakers, Swaraj Abhiyan today said the same people who claimed that they would live a like an "aam aadmi" and not take a bungalow or a big official car have given themselves the "highest" salary hike in the country.
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Government Proposes Commission to Decide Salaries for Lawmakers
With disruptions dictating parliamentary agenda, the focus has been on what a lawmaker costs to the exchequer and the work done by them. The public outcry has included the right of Indian lawmakers to decide their pay and perks.
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Centre Proposes 3-Member Panel to Decide Lawmakers' Pay and Perks
Amid demands that lawmakers should not be allowed to decide their salaries, the National Democratic Alliance government has proposed to set up a three-member panel to recommend their pay and perks. The proposal is part of the agenda notes prepared for the two-day All India Whips' Conference to be held at Visakhapatnam, next week.
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Government Proposes Panel To Decide Salaries Of Lawmakers
The Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs has proposed a three-member independent commission to recommend salaries and other allowances of lawmakers.
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Amid Telangana Farmer Suicides, Lawmakers Get a 100% Salary Hike
In new state Telangana, where more than 400 debt-ridden farmers have committed suicide since June, chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao has announced that salaries of all lawmakers will be doubled.
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Not On Same Page With BJP On Forgoing Salary For 23 Days: Shiv Sena
The Shiv Sena on Thursday said it is "not on the same page" with the BJP on the issue of the NDA lawmakers forgoing their salary for 23 days of the ongoing budget session during which the House did not function due to disruptions. The party also blamed the government for the disruptions in the parliament.
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Jammu And Kashmir Lawmakers Demand Three-Time Hike In Salary
Keeping aside their political differences, lawmakers of all hues today got together in Jammu and Kashmir Assembly and Legislative Council to demand hike in their salaries by three times to touch Rs. 2.5 lakh per month.
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On This, A Consensus In Parliament: A 100% Salary Hike For MPs.
Members of Parliament have recommended a 100 per cent hike in salaries and allowances for themselves, and say they deserve a raise in view of their "good conduct." A bill for this is expected to passed in the next session of Parliament.
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Taking A Cue From Delhi, Telangana Lawmakers Want A 3-Fold Salary Hike
The lawmakers of Telangana have demanded a three-time hike in their salary, taking a cue from their colleagues in Delhi.
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Lawmakers May Soon Get Massive Salary Hike
The parliamentary affairs ministry has proposed that the salary of lawmakers be doubled, and, despite their track record in recent Parliament sessions, the government believes they deserve it.
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Swaraj Abhiyan Hits Out at AAP Government Over Lawmakers' Pay Hike
Hitting out at the Delhi Government for its decision to give a 400 per cent pay hike to lawmakers, Swaraj Abhiyan today said the same people who claimed that they would live a like an "aam aadmi" and not take a bungalow or a big official car have given themselves the "highest" salary hike in the country.
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Government Proposes Commission to Decide Salaries for Lawmakers
With disruptions dictating parliamentary agenda, the focus has been on what a lawmaker costs to the exchequer and the work done by them. The public outcry has included the right of Indian lawmakers to decide their pay and perks.
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Centre Proposes 3-Member Panel to Decide Lawmakers' Pay and Perks
Amid demands that lawmakers should not be allowed to decide their salaries, the National Democratic Alliance government has proposed to set up a three-member panel to recommend their pay and perks. The proposal is part of the agenda notes prepared for the two-day All India Whips' Conference to be held at Visakhapatnam, next week.
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Government Proposes Panel To Decide Salaries Of Lawmakers
The Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs has proposed a three-member independent commission to recommend salaries and other allowances of lawmakers.
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Amid Telangana Farmer Suicides, Lawmakers Get a 100% Salary Hike
In new state Telangana, where more than 400 debt-ridden farmers have committed suicide since June, chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao has announced that salaries of all lawmakers will be doubled.
