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Congress' Jairam Ramesh Faces Parliament Panel Over "Cheerleader" Jab At Jagdeep Dhankhar
The Rajya Sabha Privileges Committee has taken a "serious view" of the complaint against Congress leader Jairam Ramesh for making "disrespectful allegations" against the then Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar, sources told NDTV on Monday.
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"No Nuclear Signalling By Pak": Sources On What Parliament Panel Was Told
There was no 'nuclear signalling' by Islamabad during the military conflict with Pakistan earlier this month, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri told Parliament Monday evening.
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Simultaneous Polls Bill 12th To Be Sent To Joint Parliamentary Panel Since 2015
The two bills that lay down legal framework to hold simultaneous polls in the country are latest in the series of draft laws to be referred to a joint committee of Parliament since 2015.
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First Meeting Of Parliament Panel On Waqf Amendment Bill Underway
Parliament's Joint Committee on the Waqf (Amendment) Bill met in Delhi for the first time today where officials from the minority affairs and law ministries are briefing them about the various amendments proposed in the draft law.
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Parliament Panel On Increasing Age Of Marriage Of Women Gets More Time
A parliamentary committee examining a bill seeking to raise the age of marriage of women from the present 18 years to 21 has been given another extension to table its report.
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Special Menstrual Leave For Government Employees? What Ministry Said
The personnel ministry has said the matter of special menstrual leave for women government employees is a health-related issue and can be best examined by the health ministry, according to a report tabled in the Parliament on Monday.
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Parliament Panel "Deeply Concerned" Over Work On India's 'Untraceable Monuments'
The Union Ministry of Culture could manage to provide action taken notes on "only 21 out of the total of 35 recommendations" made in a parliamentary panel report relating to 'untraceable monuments', according to an official statement.
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Parliamentary Panel Flags This Key Problem In New Education Policy
The multiple entry and exit system is being operated by Western educational institutions quite effectively but Indian institutions are likely to face several issues in its implementation, a parliamentary panel has noted.
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Parliament Panel Recommends 1% Of Total Union Budget To Foreign Ministry
The Ministry of External Affairs should strengthen manpower in its embassies abroad and set up missions in all UN member states in line with India's expanding global stakes and considering the profound changes in the foreign policy domain
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Parliament Panel On "Chinese Outreach" And What India Needs To Do
A parliamentary panel has recommended that India needs to review and enhance its developmental diplomacy in view of the increasing Chinese outreach and presence in its neighbourhood.
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Parliament Panel Suggests Hindi As One Of Official Languages Of UN
A parliamentary committee has recommended that the medium of instruction in technical and non-technical higher education institutes such as IITs in Hindi-speaking states should be Hindi and in other parts of India their respective local language.
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Parliament Panel Grills Top Twitter Officials Over Whistleblower's Claims
A parliamentary panel questioned top Twitter officials over a whistleblower's revelations on its India operations, and gave them a dressing-down as their replies on issues of data security and privacy were "not satisfactory", sources said.
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Reconsider Ad Spend Under 'Beti Bachao' Scheme: Parliament Panel To Centre
Over 78% of total Rs 446.72 crore released during 2016-2019 for 'Beti Bachao Beti Padhao' scheme was spent only on media advocacy, a parliamentary panel has said, suggesting that the government reconsider spending on advertisements.
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MPs' Panel Warns Against Military Funding Cut, Cites Border Tension
Adequate budgetary allocations must be made available to the armed forces in view of the present scenario of heightened tensions with certain neighbouring countries, the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Defence said on Wednesday.
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What Parliament Panel Is Considering To Make Social Media Platforms More Accountable
A parliamentary committee recommended widening the scope of proposed data protection legislation to include both personal and non-personal data and sought greater accountability for social media platforms by treating them as publishers.
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Congress' Jairam Ramesh Faces Parliament Panel Over "Cheerleader" Jab At Jagdeep Dhankhar
The Rajya Sabha Privileges Committee has taken a "serious view" of the complaint against Congress leader Jairam Ramesh for making "disrespectful allegations" against the then Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar, sources told NDTV on Monday.
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"No Nuclear Signalling By Pak": Sources On What Parliament Panel Was Told
There was no 'nuclear signalling' by Islamabad during the military conflict with Pakistan earlier this month, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri told Parliament Monday evening.
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Simultaneous Polls Bill 12th To Be Sent To Joint Parliamentary Panel Since 2015
The two bills that lay down legal framework to hold simultaneous polls in the country are latest in the series of draft laws to be referred to a joint committee of Parliament since 2015.
-
First Meeting Of Parliament Panel On Waqf Amendment Bill Underway
Parliament's Joint Committee on the Waqf (Amendment) Bill met in Delhi for the first time today where officials from the minority affairs and law ministries are briefing them about the various amendments proposed in the draft law.
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Parliament Panel On Increasing Age Of Marriage Of Women Gets More Time
A parliamentary committee examining a bill seeking to raise the age of marriage of women from the present 18 years to 21 has been given another extension to table its report.
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Special Menstrual Leave For Government Employees? What Ministry Said
The personnel ministry has said the matter of special menstrual leave for women government employees is a health-related issue and can be best examined by the health ministry, according to a report tabled in the Parliament on Monday.
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Parliament Panel "Deeply Concerned" Over Work On India's 'Untraceable Monuments'
The Union Ministry of Culture could manage to provide action taken notes on "only 21 out of the total of 35 recommendations" made in a parliamentary panel report relating to 'untraceable monuments', according to an official statement.
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Parliamentary Panel Flags This Key Problem In New Education Policy
The multiple entry and exit system is being operated by Western educational institutions quite effectively but Indian institutions are likely to face several issues in its implementation, a parliamentary panel has noted.
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Parliament Panel Recommends 1% Of Total Union Budget To Foreign Ministry
The Ministry of External Affairs should strengthen manpower in its embassies abroad and set up missions in all UN member states in line with India's expanding global stakes and considering the profound changes in the foreign policy domain
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Parliament Panel On "Chinese Outreach" And What India Needs To Do
A parliamentary panel has recommended that India needs to review and enhance its developmental diplomacy in view of the increasing Chinese outreach and presence in its neighbourhood.
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Parliament Panel Suggests Hindi As One Of Official Languages Of UN
A parliamentary committee has recommended that the medium of instruction in technical and non-technical higher education institutes such as IITs in Hindi-speaking states should be Hindi and in other parts of India their respective local language.
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Parliament Panel Grills Top Twitter Officials Over Whistleblower's Claims
A parliamentary panel questioned top Twitter officials over a whistleblower's revelations on its India operations, and gave them a dressing-down as their replies on issues of data security and privacy were "not satisfactory", sources said.
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Reconsider Ad Spend Under 'Beti Bachao' Scheme: Parliament Panel To Centre
Over 78% of total Rs 446.72 crore released during 2016-2019 for 'Beti Bachao Beti Padhao' scheme was spent only on media advocacy, a parliamentary panel has said, suggesting that the government reconsider spending on advertisements.
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MPs' Panel Warns Against Military Funding Cut, Cites Border Tension
Adequate budgetary allocations must be made available to the armed forces in view of the present scenario of heightened tensions with certain neighbouring countries, the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Defence said on Wednesday.
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What Parliament Panel Is Considering To Make Social Media Platforms More Accountable
A parliamentary committee recommended widening the scope of proposed data protection legislation to include both personal and non-personal data and sought greater accountability for social media platforms by treating them as publishers.
