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2 Bills Passed, Lok Sabha Ran For Less Than An Hour A Day This Winter Session
The Lok Sabha or lower house of Parliament ran for a total 19 hours in the 21-day winter session, not even averaging an hour a day, while the Rajya Sabha did marginally better at 22 hours. The rest of the time was lost to slogan shouting and disruption, mainly over the government's notes ban and its impact on people. Between the two Houses they cou...
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First 2014, Then TIME Poll, No Vote On Notes Ban Needed, Says Government: 10 Points
Parliament remains gridlocked over how a debate on the government's notes ban should be conducted. This winter session of parliament ends on Friday. The opposition says that Prime Minister Narendra Modi must apologise for and explain his sudden demonetisation drive which has left India without cash and villages, cut off from formal banking, struggl...
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Parliament Winter Session Day 15: Live Updates
Both Houses of Parliament have witnessed constant disruptions as the opposition protests the Modi government's decision to ban 500 and 1000 rupee notes. The opposition has been persistent in its demand that Prime Minister Narendra Modi must address the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha on demonetisation. On his part, the Prime Minister has attended a few o...
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Parliament Winter Session Day 14: Live Updates
Both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha have seen constant disruptions by the opposition parties protesting the Demonetisation move. Their demand is for the Prime Minister to address the House on the implementation of high-value notes being banned. The Prime Minister has been part of some of the discussions over the last 13 days, but has not spoken yet.
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Parliament Winter Session Day 13: Live Updates
Both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha have seen constant disruptions by the opposition parties protesting the Demonetisation move. Their demand is for the Prime Minister to address the House on the implementation of high-value notes being banned. The Prime Minister has been part of some of the discussions over the last 12 days, but has not spoken yet.
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'Rahul Gandhi Can Read From Paper, We'll Listen': BJP Dig On Notes Ban Debate
Why doesn't Rahul Gandhi speak in the House, senior minister Ravi Shankar Prasad asked today as the Congress continues to lead the opposition in disrupting Parliament, demanding that Prime Minister Narendra Modi explain his decision to ban 500 and 1,000 rupee notes.
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2 Bills Passed, Lok Sabha Ran For Less Than An Hour A Day This Winter Session
The Lok Sabha or lower house of Parliament ran for a total 19 hours in the 21-day winter session, not even averaging an hour a day, while the Rajya Sabha did marginally better at 22 hours. The rest of the time was lost to slogan shouting and disruption, mainly over the government's notes ban and its impact on people. Between the two Houses they cou...
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First 2014, Then TIME Poll, No Vote On Notes Ban Needed, Says Government: 10 Points
Parliament remains gridlocked over how a debate on the government's notes ban should be conducted. This winter session of parliament ends on Friday. The opposition says that Prime Minister Narendra Modi must apologise for and explain his sudden demonetisation drive which has left India without cash and villages, cut off from formal banking, struggl...
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Parliament Winter Session Day 15: Live Updates
Both Houses of Parliament have witnessed constant disruptions as the opposition protests the Modi government's decision to ban 500 and 1000 rupee notes. The opposition has been persistent in its demand that Prime Minister Narendra Modi must address the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha on demonetisation. On his part, the Prime Minister has attended a few o...
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Parliament Winter Session Day 14: Live Updates
Both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha have seen constant disruptions by the opposition parties protesting the Demonetisation move. Their demand is for the Prime Minister to address the House on the implementation of high-value notes being banned. The Prime Minister has been part of some of the discussions over the last 13 days, but has not spoken yet.
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Parliament Winter Session Day 13: Live Updates
Both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha have seen constant disruptions by the opposition parties protesting the Demonetisation move. Their demand is for the Prime Minister to address the House on the implementation of high-value notes being banned. The Prime Minister has been part of some of the discussions over the last 12 days, but has not spoken yet.
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'Rahul Gandhi Can Read From Paper, We'll Listen': BJP Dig On Notes Ban Debate
Why doesn't Rahul Gandhi speak in the House, senior minister Ravi Shankar Prasad asked today as the Congress continues to lead the opposition in disrupting Parliament, demanding that Prime Minister Narendra Modi explain his decision to ban 500 and 1,000 rupee notes.
