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With Passage of Sports Bill, Government Doubles Down on Legislative Agenda Amid Opposition Protests
After three weeks of a near legislative standstillsave for 18 hours of debate on Operation Sindoorthe Lok Sabha on Monday broke the deadlock by passing two landmark sports-related bills: the National Sports Governance Bill and the National Anti-Doping (Amendment) Bill
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After Week Of Parliament Deadlock, Consensus Over Constitution Debate
All Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha MPs have agreed to hold a debate on the Constitution next week, days after chaotic sessions over the issue.
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Jagdeep Dhankar Flags Concerns Over Disruptions In Parliament
Amid ongoing disruptions and deadlock in both Houses of Parliament over Manipur situation, Vice-President and Rajya Sabha Chairman, Jagdeep Dhankar said Parliament is a temple, where debate, discussion and dialogue have to take place.
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PM Narendra Modi 'Ready For Notes Ban Debate' But No End To Parliament Deadlock
The government said today that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is in parliament and ready to speak in a debate on the notes ban. Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi arrived in parliament this morning and said, "I am here to speak, let's see if the government allows it." But the Lok Sabha was again adjourned till tomorrow, just over an hour after conv...
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Amid Deadlock Over Notes Ban, PM Modi Likely To Speak In Parliament Today
Bracing for a showdown in Parliament, the BJP and Congress have instructed their members in both Houses to ensure their presence for the remainder of the Winter session which resumes today. The issue of demonetisation has cast a shadow on the winter session of Parliament with the opposition parties protesting the governments move to scrap high-valu...
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Sonia Gandhi Meets Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan
Congress President Sonia Gandhi today met Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan but there were no signs of any immediate end to the 16-day-long deadlock in Parliament over the demonetisation issue.
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Suspended Lawmakers to be Back in Parliament Today, More Disruptions Likely
The monsoon session of Parliament has just four more days to go, but there's no sign of a breakthrough in the deadlock between the Modi government and the Opposition.
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Government's Fresh Bid to End Parliament Deadlock, All-Party Meet on Monday
With half of the Monsoon session virtually washed out, the government will make a fresh bid to end the two-week-long deadlock in Parliament with an all-party meeting on Monday.
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Lok Sabha Takes Up Some Business Amid Disruptions
Some business was conducted in the Lok Sabha on Friday. The house has been witnessing disruptions ever since the Monsoon session began on July 21 as the opposition has been relentlessly and vociferously raising the issue of the Lalit Modi controversy and the Vyapam scandal.
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All-Party Meet on Monday to Discuss Ways to End Parliament Deadlock
Government will call an all-party meeting on Monday in a bid to break the Parliament logjam as it accused Congress of "hurting" the country by blocking the passage of key reform bills like GST with its relentless protests.
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With Passage of Sports Bill, Government Doubles Down on Legislative Agenda Amid Opposition Protests
After three weeks of a near legislative standstillsave for 18 hours of debate on Operation Sindoorthe Lok Sabha on Monday broke the deadlock by passing two landmark sports-related bills: the National Sports Governance Bill and the National Anti-Doping (Amendment) Bill
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After Week Of Parliament Deadlock, Consensus Over Constitution Debate
All Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha MPs have agreed to hold a debate on the Constitution next week, days after chaotic sessions over the issue.
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Jagdeep Dhankar Flags Concerns Over Disruptions In Parliament
Amid ongoing disruptions and deadlock in both Houses of Parliament over Manipur situation, Vice-President and Rajya Sabha Chairman, Jagdeep Dhankar said Parliament is a temple, where debate, discussion and dialogue have to take place.
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PM Narendra Modi 'Ready For Notes Ban Debate' But No End To Parliament Deadlock
The government said today that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is in parliament and ready to speak in a debate on the notes ban. Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi arrived in parliament this morning and said, "I am here to speak, let's see if the government allows it." But the Lok Sabha was again adjourned till tomorrow, just over an hour after conv...
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Amid Deadlock Over Notes Ban, PM Modi Likely To Speak In Parliament Today
Bracing for a showdown in Parliament, the BJP and Congress have instructed their members in both Houses to ensure their presence for the remainder of the Winter session which resumes today. The issue of demonetisation has cast a shadow on the winter session of Parliament with the opposition parties protesting the governments move to scrap high-valu...
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Sonia Gandhi Meets Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan
Congress President Sonia Gandhi today met Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan but there were no signs of any immediate end to the 16-day-long deadlock in Parliament over the demonetisation issue.
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Suspended Lawmakers to be Back in Parliament Today, More Disruptions Likely
The monsoon session of Parliament has just four more days to go, but there's no sign of a breakthrough in the deadlock between the Modi government and the Opposition.
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Government's Fresh Bid to End Parliament Deadlock, All-Party Meet on Monday
With half of the Monsoon session virtually washed out, the government will make a fresh bid to end the two-week-long deadlock in Parliament with an all-party meeting on Monday.
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Lok Sabha Takes Up Some Business Amid Disruptions
Some business was conducted in the Lok Sabha on Friday. The house has been witnessing disruptions ever since the Monsoon session began on July 21 as the opposition has been relentlessly and vociferously raising the issue of the Lalit Modi controversy and the Vyapam scandal.
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All-Party Meet on Monday to Discuss Ways to End Parliament Deadlock
Government will call an all-party meeting on Monday in a bid to break the Parliament logjam as it accused Congress of "hurting" the country by blocking the passage of key reform bills like GST with its relentless protests.
