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Telangana Assembly Passes Bills For 42% Backward Classes Quota In Local Bodies
Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has announced the government's intention to pass a bill to provide 42 per cent reservation for Backward Classes (BCs) in local body elections.
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All Bills Passed After Admission Of No-Trust Motion Constitutionally Suspect: Manish Tewari
In an interview with PTI, Mr Tewari said once the no-confidence motion has been tabled in the Lok Sabha, any legislation or material business brought before the House is "completely in violation of morality, propriety and parliamentary conventions".
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Karnataka Clears Ordinance To Stop Killing Of Cattle
Karnataka's ordinance to stop killing of cattle came into effect from today after the governor cleared it. The ordinance clears the way to punish people for killing cattle and protects those "acting in good faith" to save them. A bill on this is yet to be cleared by the legislative council.
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Falling Short In Council, Karnataka Government Takes Ordinance Route To Cow Protection
The BJP government in Karnataka, which is short of numbers in the Upper House of the legislature, today took the ordinance route to bring in its stringent cow protection law. Seeking harsher punishments for illegal slaughter, sale, and transport of cattle, the bill was passed without even a discussion on December 9 in the state Assembly, where the ...
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Karnataka Clears Cow Slaughter Bill, To Be Sent For Governor's Approval
The Karnataka cabinet on Monday decided to promulgate an ordinance to give effect to the contentious anti-cow slaughter bill that is yet to be approved by the legislative council.
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Amit Shah's First Bill In Parliament Today On Jammu And Kashmir Quotas
Jammu and Kashmir Reservation Amendment Bill will be the first legislative business of the BJP president in parliament after his election to the lower house and cabinet appointment following the party's decisive win in national polls last month.
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Ram Temple Bill Will Be Introduced In Parliament, Claims BJP Leader
BJP lawmaker Ravindra Kushwaha today claimed a Bill allowing the construction of Ram temple in Ayodhya will be introduced in the coming session of Parliament and the Centre will bring an ordinance in case it falls in the Rajya Sabha. The lawmaker's claim comes amid calls by Hindutva organisations for legislation to enable the construction of the te...
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Bill, Ordinance On Ram Temple Will Be Unconstitutional: P Chidambaram
Amid a clamour within the BJP for bringing a legislation for early construction of Ram temple in Ayodhya, senior Congress leader P Chidambaram on Thursday said any ordinance by the government or a bill passed in parliament will be unconstitutional when the matter is subjudice.
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Law Allowing Death Penalty For Rape Of Children Cleared By Parliament
Parliament today passed a stringent legislation prescribing death penalty to those convicted of raping girls below the age of 12 years and making the law against such sexual offences harsher.
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Rajnath Singh Reviews Status of State Bills, Ordinances
Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Tuesday reviewed the status of "state legislations/bills/ordinances" which the state governments sent to his ministry for obtaining assent of President Pranab Mukherjee, an official release said.
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Telangana Assembly Passes Bills For 42% Backward Classes Quota In Local Bodies
Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has announced the government's intention to pass a bill to provide 42 per cent reservation for Backward Classes (BCs) in local body elections.
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All Bills Passed After Admission Of No-Trust Motion Constitutionally Suspect: Manish Tewari
In an interview with PTI, Mr Tewari said once the no-confidence motion has been tabled in the Lok Sabha, any legislation or material business brought before the House is "completely in violation of morality, propriety and parliamentary conventions".
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Karnataka Clears Ordinance To Stop Killing Of Cattle
Karnataka's ordinance to stop killing of cattle came into effect from today after the governor cleared it. The ordinance clears the way to punish people for killing cattle and protects those "acting in good faith" to save them. A bill on this is yet to be cleared by the legislative council.
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Falling Short In Council, Karnataka Government Takes Ordinance Route To Cow Protection
The BJP government in Karnataka, which is short of numbers in the Upper House of the legislature, today took the ordinance route to bring in its stringent cow protection law. Seeking harsher punishments for illegal slaughter, sale, and transport of cattle, the bill was passed without even a discussion on December 9 in the state Assembly, where the ...
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Karnataka Clears Cow Slaughter Bill, To Be Sent For Governor's Approval
The Karnataka cabinet on Monday decided to promulgate an ordinance to give effect to the contentious anti-cow slaughter bill that is yet to be approved by the legislative council.
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Amit Shah's First Bill In Parliament Today On Jammu And Kashmir Quotas
Jammu and Kashmir Reservation Amendment Bill will be the first legislative business of the BJP president in parliament after his election to the lower house and cabinet appointment following the party's decisive win in national polls last month.
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Ram Temple Bill Will Be Introduced In Parliament, Claims BJP Leader
BJP lawmaker Ravindra Kushwaha today claimed a Bill allowing the construction of Ram temple in Ayodhya will be introduced in the coming session of Parliament and the Centre will bring an ordinance in case it falls in the Rajya Sabha. The lawmaker's claim comes amid calls by Hindutva organisations for legislation to enable the construction of the te...
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Bill, Ordinance On Ram Temple Will Be Unconstitutional: P Chidambaram
Amid a clamour within the BJP for bringing a legislation for early construction of Ram temple in Ayodhya, senior Congress leader P Chidambaram on Thursday said any ordinance by the government or a bill passed in parliament will be unconstitutional when the matter is subjudice.
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Law Allowing Death Penalty For Rape Of Children Cleared By Parliament
Parliament today passed a stringent legislation prescribing death penalty to those convicted of raping girls below the age of 12 years and making the law against such sexual offences harsher.
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Rajnath Singh Reviews Status of State Bills, Ordinances
Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Tuesday reviewed the status of "state legislations/bills/ordinances" which the state governments sent to his ministry for obtaining assent of President Pranab Mukherjee, an official release said.
