Monsoon Session 2018
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Heated Debate On Mob Violence Leads To Short Adjournment In Lok Sabha
Members of Trinamool Congress and BJP indulged in heated exchanges in the Lok Sabha over alleged violence killing of four women in West Bengal, forcing Speaker Sumitra Mahajan to adjourn the proceedings briefly.
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YSR Congress MP V Vijayasai Reddy Apologises For Conduct In Rajya Sabha
YSR MP V Vijayasai Reddy has apologised for his conduct in the Rajya Sabha yesterday while speaking on the Andhra Pradesh issue made certain remarks after the Chair did not give him extra time to complete his speech on the issue.
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Parliament Day 6 Highlights: Congress Moves Privilege Motion Against PM, Defense Minister On Rafale
Monsoon session of Parliament held its sixth day of proceedings today. The Congress gave the Privilege Motion notice against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in Lok Sabha today, on the Rafale issue.
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Government Avoids Direct Reply In Lok Sabha Over Sushma Swaraj Trolling
The government today avoided a direct reply on whether an inquiry was conducted into the recent trolling of External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on social media, saying in such cases, an investigation is ordered on the receipt of a complaint.
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Opposition Says Motor Vehicles Act Aims To Help Corporates, Weaken States
Opposition parties, including the Congress, have opposed the proposed amendments to the Motor Vehicles Act in the Rajya Sabha, saying it would help the corporate sector and dilute the powers of the state governments.
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Government To Enact Law, If Needed, To Curb Lynching: Rajnath Singh
The Government will enact a law,if necessary, to curb incidents of lynching, Home Minister Rajnath Singh said today amid Opposition outcry over such incidents.
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Prevention Of Corruption, Andhra Pradesh Re-Organisation Amid Key Bills Today
Home Minister Rajnath Singh had made a statement in the Lok Sabha yesterday stating that a high level commission was being set up by the government to look into the issue of "mob lynching"
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Lok Sabha Passes Bill For Quick Prosecution In Cheque Bounce Cases
A bill for quick prosecution in cheque bounce cases and provide compensation to the complainant was passed by the Lok Sabha today.
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Shiv Sena Changes Stance, Decides To Abstain From No-Trust Vote
The Shiv Sena has decided to abstain from voting on the no-confidence motion in the Lok Sabha moved by the opposition against the Modi government.
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No Harm Will Be Done To Reservations For Dalits and Tribals: Government
Recruitment for teaching positions in universities and colleges have been put on hold pending a decision on the special leave petition it has filed against a court order curtailing reservation for SC/ST and OBCs.
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Opposition Members Raise Slogans Against Jayant Sinha In Parliament
Opposition members in the Lok Sabha today raised slogans against Civil Aviation Minister Jayant Sinha for garlanding men convicted of killing a meat trader in Jharkhand.
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Rajnath Singh Makes Statement In Lok Sabha Condemning Mob Violence
The Centre has condemned the recent incidents of mob lynching and said it has advised the states to take stringent action against the culprits and asked social media service providers to install checks to stop spread of rumours and fake news.
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Ahead Of No-Trust Vote, The 6 BJP Lawmakers Tracked By Opposition
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's BJP-led government tomorrow faces a no-confidence motion that it is certain to win and that no one doubts is anything but a chance for both the ruling coalition and opposition parties to score points.
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Parliament Monsoon Session HIGHLIGHTS: Two Key Bills Passed In Parliament Ahead Of Tomorrow's No-Confidence Vote
The Monsoon session of parliament began yesterday and had a marked beginning with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's statement regarding the importance of amicable discussions in both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. The prime minister went on to say that had confidence that the opposition parties would participate in a healthy debate an various issues.
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No Institution Can Take Away The Rights Of The Marginalised: Government
There is no dilution of the Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act and no institution or individual can take away rights of the marginalised given under the Constitution, Home Minister Rajnath Singh said in the parliament today.
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Heated Debate On Mob Violence Leads To Short Adjournment In Lok Sabha
Members of Trinamool Congress and BJP indulged in heated exchanges in the Lok Sabha over alleged violence killing of four women in West Bengal, forcing Speaker Sumitra Mahajan to adjourn the proceedings briefly.
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YSR Congress MP V Vijayasai Reddy Apologises For Conduct In Rajya Sabha
YSR MP V Vijayasai Reddy has apologised for his conduct in the Rajya Sabha yesterday while speaking on the Andhra Pradesh issue made certain remarks after the Chair did not give him extra time to complete his speech on the issue.
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Parliament Day 6 Highlights: Congress Moves Privilege Motion Against PM, Defense Minister On Rafale
Monsoon session of Parliament held its sixth day of proceedings today. The Congress gave the Privilege Motion notice against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in Lok Sabha today, on the Rafale issue.
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Government Avoids Direct Reply In Lok Sabha Over Sushma Swaraj Trolling
The government today avoided a direct reply on whether an inquiry was conducted into the recent trolling of External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on social media, saying in such cases, an investigation is ordered on the receipt of a complaint.
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Opposition Says Motor Vehicles Act Aims To Help Corporates, Weaken States
Opposition parties, including the Congress, have opposed the proposed amendments to the Motor Vehicles Act in the Rajya Sabha, saying it would help the corporate sector and dilute the powers of the state governments.
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Government To Enact Law, If Needed, To Curb Lynching: Rajnath Singh
The Government will enact a law,if necessary, to curb incidents of lynching, Home Minister Rajnath Singh said today amid Opposition outcry over such incidents.
-
Prevention Of Corruption, Andhra Pradesh Re-Organisation Amid Key Bills Today
Home Minister Rajnath Singh had made a statement in the Lok Sabha yesterday stating that a high level commission was being set up by the government to look into the issue of "mob lynching"
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Lok Sabha Passes Bill For Quick Prosecution In Cheque Bounce Cases
A bill for quick prosecution in cheque bounce cases and provide compensation to the complainant was passed by the Lok Sabha today.
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Shiv Sena Changes Stance, Decides To Abstain From No-Trust Vote
The Shiv Sena has decided to abstain from voting on the no-confidence motion in the Lok Sabha moved by the opposition against the Modi government.
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No Harm Will Be Done To Reservations For Dalits and Tribals: Government
Recruitment for teaching positions in universities and colleges have been put on hold pending a decision on the special leave petition it has filed against a court order curtailing reservation for SC/ST and OBCs.
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Opposition Members Raise Slogans Against Jayant Sinha In Parliament
Opposition members in the Lok Sabha today raised slogans against Civil Aviation Minister Jayant Sinha for garlanding men convicted of killing a meat trader in Jharkhand.
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Rajnath Singh Makes Statement In Lok Sabha Condemning Mob Violence
The Centre has condemned the recent incidents of mob lynching and said it has advised the states to take stringent action against the culprits and asked social media service providers to install checks to stop spread of rumours and fake news.
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Ahead Of No-Trust Vote, The 6 BJP Lawmakers Tracked By Opposition
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's BJP-led government tomorrow faces a no-confidence motion that it is certain to win and that no one doubts is anything but a chance for both the ruling coalition and opposition parties to score points.
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Parliament Monsoon Session HIGHLIGHTS: Two Key Bills Passed In Parliament Ahead Of Tomorrow's No-Confidence Vote
The Monsoon session of parliament began yesterday and had a marked beginning with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's statement regarding the importance of amicable discussions in both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. The prime minister went on to say that had confidence that the opposition parties would participate in a healthy debate an various issues.
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No Institution Can Take Away The Rights Of The Marginalised: Government
There is no dilution of the Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act and no institution or individual can take away rights of the marginalised given under the Constitution, Home Minister Rajnath Singh said in the parliament today.
