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Pro-Palestine Protestors Climb Australian Parliament House's Roof: Report
A group of four Pro-Palestine protesters ascended to the roof of Parliament House in Canberra on Thursday morning where they hung banners on the facade of the building accusing the government of complicity in war crimes.
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Registration Counters For New MPs Will Be Operational From 2 pm Tomorrow
Registration counters for newly-elected MPs will become operational from 2 PM on Tuesday at the Parliament House complex, the Lok Sabha Secretariat said as the counting of votes progressed.
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Parliament Staff Asked Not To Click Pictures, Make Videos Inside House Complex
Parliament staff has been warned against clicking pictures and making videos inside the Parliament House complex as such activities are prohibited under the security protocol.
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Historic Move Today, New Building Officially Becomes Parliament Of India
The Indian parliament, through an official notification today, made the historic move from the well-loved circular Lutyens building to the mammoth lion-capitol-topped triangular edifice on Central Vista that is seen as the emblem of a New India.
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Parliament House: 100 Years Ago, On This Day, Foundation Stone Was Laid
India's Parliament House has 144 pillars on the first floor and is one of the most distinctive parliament buildings anywhere in the world. Exactly a hundred years ago, on 12th February, the foundation stone of Parliament House was laid by Britain's Duke of Connaught.
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This Madhya Pradesh Temple May Have Inspired Parliament House Architects
A replica of the Parliament House blossoms in an unnamed area in the ravines of the Chambal Valley in the Bhind-Morena region, which of late has earned disrepute for being home to dacoits.
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"Pained Without A Shared National Parliamentary Agenda": Venkaiah Naidu
Rajya Sabha Chairman M Venkaiah Naidu on Wednesday said the nation cannot fulfil its quest without a shared parliamentary agenda among different political parties.
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Australia Bans Foreigners From Parliament Internships
Foreigners have been banned from working as interns for Australian members of parliament, a spokesman for the Senate said on Thursday, in a reform apparently aimed at blocking Chinese prying into Australian affairs.
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Restoration Works At Parliament House Estate 'Almost Complete'
Restoration of the Parliament House, whose different structures risked losing their sheen due to continuous exposure to pollution and the sun, has been almost completed using a unique technique which involved steam cleaning and liquid ammonia.
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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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Fire Reported From Accounts Office In Rashtrapati Bhavan, Situation Under Control
A fire broke out in the accounts branch of Rashtrapati Bhavan on Friday morning which was doused within minutes. No casualty has been reported.
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Fire In Parliament's Lok Sabha TV Control Room On Eve Of Budget Day
A fire broke out at the Parliament House this evening a day before the presentation of the Union budget. It was brought under control quickly and there was no casualty, sources said. The room number 50, from where smoke was seen around 9.30 pm, houses the Control Room of the Lok Sabha television.
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Parliamentary Panel Lets Off Bhagwant Mann With Light Rap Over Video Row
A Parliamentary panel today let off AAP MP Bhagwant Mann with a light rap by recommending a day's token suspension from the Lok Sabha after holding him guilty of making a controversial video of the Parliament House complex.
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Term Of Parliamentary Panel On Bhagwant Mann's Photography Controversy Extended
Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan today gave another extension to the parliamentary committee formed to probe Aam Aadmi Party MP Bhagwant Mann's filming of "critical" areas of Parliament House building till December 3.
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Cash Crunch: Parliament House ATMs, Too, Run Dry
Mirroring state of affairs across the country, ATMs in high-security Parliament House complex as well as top government offices like North Block, that houses Ministries of Finance and Home, ran out of cash within hours, leaving the high-and-mighty high and dry.
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Pro-Palestine Protestors Climb Australian Parliament House's Roof: Report
A group of four Pro-Palestine protesters ascended to the roof of Parliament House in Canberra on Thursday morning where they hung banners on the facade of the building accusing the government of complicity in war crimes.
-
Registration Counters For New MPs Will Be Operational From 2 pm Tomorrow
Registration counters for newly-elected MPs will become operational from 2 PM on Tuesday at the Parliament House complex, the Lok Sabha Secretariat said as the counting of votes progressed.
-
Parliament Staff Asked Not To Click Pictures, Make Videos Inside House Complex
Parliament staff has been warned against clicking pictures and making videos inside the Parliament House complex as such activities are prohibited under the security protocol.
-
Historic Move Today, New Building Officially Becomes Parliament Of India
The Indian parliament, through an official notification today, made the historic move from the well-loved circular Lutyens building to the mammoth lion-capitol-topped triangular edifice on Central Vista that is seen as the emblem of a New India.
-
Parliament House: 100 Years Ago, On This Day, Foundation Stone Was Laid
India's Parliament House has 144 pillars on the first floor and is one of the most distinctive parliament buildings anywhere in the world. Exactly a hundred years ago, on 12th February, the foundation stone of Parliament House was laid by Britain's Duke of Connaught.
-
This Madhya Pradesh Temple May Have Inspired Parliament House Architects
A replica of the Parliament House blossoms in an unnamed area in the ravines of the Chambal Valley in the Bhind-Morena region, which of late has earned disrepute for being home to dacoits.
-
"Pained Without A Shared National Parliamentary Agenda": Venkaiah Naidu
Rajya Sabha Chairman M Venkaiah Naidu on Wednesday said the nation cannot fulfil its quest without a shared parliamentary agenda among different political parties.
-
Australia Bans Foreigners From Parliament Internships
Foreigners have been banned from working as interns for Australian members of parliament, a spokesman for the Senate said on Thursday, in a reform apparently aimed at blocking Chinese prying into Australian affairs.
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Restoration Works At Parliament House Estate 'Almost Complete'
Restoration of the Parliament House, whose different structures risked losing their sheen due to continuous exposure to pollution and the sun, has been almost completed using a unique technique which involved steam cleaning and liquid ammonia.
-
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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Fire Reported From Accounts Office In Rashtrapati Bhavan, Situation Under Control
A fire broke out in the accounts branch of Rashtrapati Bhavan on Friday morning which was doused within minutes. No casualty has been reported.
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Fire In Parliament's Lok Sabha TV Control Room On Eve Of Budget Day
A fire broke out at the Parliament House this evening a day before the presentation of the Union budget. It was brought under control quickly and there was no casualty, sources said. The room number 50, from where smoke was seen around 9.30 pm, houses the Control Room of the Lok Sabha television.
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Parliamentary Panel Lets Off Bhagwant Mann With Light Rap Over Video Row
A Parliamentary panel today let off AAP MP Bhagwant Mann with a light rap by recommending a day's token suspension from the Lok Sabha after holding him guilty of making a controversial video of the Parliament House complex.
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Term Of Parliamentary Panel On Bhagwant Mann's Photography Controversy Extended
Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan today gave another extension to the parliamentary committee formed to probe Aam Aadmi Party MP Bhagwant Mann's filming of "critical" areas of Parliament House building till December 3.
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Cash Crunch: Parliament House ATMs, Too, Run Dry
Mirroring state of affairs across the country, ATMs in high-security Parliament House complex as well as top government offices like North Block, that houses Ministries of Finance and Home, ran out of cash within hours, leaving the high-and-mighty high and dry.
