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Parliament Has The Right To Decide Salaries Of Lawmakers: Minister Ananth Kumar
The government today took strong exception to the Supreme Court's observation on pension for lawmakers, saying it was the sacrosanct right of the Parliament to decide on the issue, giving an indirect message to the top court not to stray into the domain of lawmakers.
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Lawmakers Take Umbrage Over Court Remarks On 'Crorepati' MPs
Drawing the line between the roles of the executive and the judiciary, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today said parliament alone has the authority to approve how public money is to be spent and it alone can legislate on how much pension MPs can draw.
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72 New Flats For Parliamentarians To Be Constructed In New Delhi
Three towers of 72 flats would be constructed near BD Marg in New Delhi's posh Lutyens' zone for parliamentarians to address the issue of shortage of accommodation. The need for more flats has been flagged by many political leaders in the near past.
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No 100% Raise For Now But MPs Want Mechanism for Pay Hikes
They want a 100 per cent hike in their salary, but the government does not agree. Now parliamentarians want to compare their pay with that of their counterparts in countries like the US, UK and Germany.
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Parliament Has The Right To Decide Salaries Of Lawmakers: Minister Ananth Kumar
The government today took strong exception to the Supreme Court's observation on pension for lawmakers, saying it was the sacrosanct right of the Parliament to decide on the issue, giving an indirect message to the top court not to stray into the domain of lawmakers.
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Lawmakers Take Umbrage Over Court Remarks On 'Crorepati' MPs
Drawing the line between the roles of the executive and the judiciary, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today said parliament alone has the authority to approve how public money is to be spent and it alone can legislate on how much pension MPs can draw.
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72 New Flats For Parliamentarians To Be Constructed In New Delhi
Three towers of 72 flats would be constructed near BD Marg in New Delhi's posh Lutyens' zone for parliamentarians to address the issue of shortage of accommodation. The need for more flats has been flagged by many political leaders in the near past.
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No 100% Raise For Now But MPs Want Mechanism for Pay Hikes
They want a 100 per cent hike in their salary, but the government does not agree. Now parliamentarians want to compare their pay with that of their counterparts in countries like the US, UK and Germany.
