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7 Passed In 36 Minutes: Monsoon Session Saw Many Bills, But No Question Hour
The loss of question Hour means the Members did not get an opportunity to ask questions.Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla has repeatedly expressed concern over this matter.
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Opinion: In Parliament, NDA May Well Be 'No Data Available'
Parliamentary questions rarely make the headlines. However, questions raised and answered in parliament are a treasure trove of information.
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Question Hour Heart Of Parliamentary Work, Maintain Decorum: Jagdeep Dhankhar
Rajya Sabha chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar on Tuesday said the Question Hour is the "heart" of Parliamentary work as it seeks accountability and transparency from the government and is helpful for people at large.
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Over 4,900 New Multi-National Companiess Opened In India: Government
Around 1,333 multi-national companies (MNCs) have shut down in the country but more than 4,900 new ones have come up opening new avenues and job opportunities, Parliament was informed on Friday.
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Madhya Pradesh Assembly March 15 Question Hour Dedicated To 1st-Time MLAs
In a novel initiative in the Madhya Pradesh Assembly to "raise the confidence" of first time MLAs, all starred questions on which discussion will take place during the Question Hour on March 15 would be from them, Speaker Girish Gautam said on Friday.
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Parliament Highlights: China Doesn't Recognise "Current Boundary", Says Rajnath Singh
The Parliament met for the second day during the ongoing monsoon session which started on Monday with unprecedented precautions against the coronavirus, including staggered sittings of both houses and social distancing between MPs. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in his traditional comments before the parliament session, delivered a strong message on...
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Modi Sarkar's New Record In Delaying A Big Parliament Decision
Scrapping of the Question Hour in parliament for the upcoming monsoon session is not the onlyparliamentary convention that the BJP-led government at the centre is subverting. They have set yet another dubious record.
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No Question Hour In Bengal. Derek O'Brien Slams "Double Standards" Charge
There will be no Question Hour in the two-day monsoon session in Bengal next week and the state's ruling party has been accused of "double standards" as it had fiercely protested a similar decision for parliament.
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Anger Over Government's 'No Question Hour' Move For Parliament Session
A decision to cancel Question Hour in the monsoon session of parliament beginning September 14 in the shadow of the coronavirus crisis has generated growing resentment among opposition MPs.
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PM Modi Upset Over Absence Of Ministers During Question Hour: Report
Prime Minster Narendra Modi is learnt to have expressed displeasure over the absence of some cabinet ministers during Question Hour, sources in the government said on Thursday.
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No Disruptions During Lok Sabha's Question Hour Today
Lok Sabha for the first time in the winter session saw no protests by opposition parties in the Well during the Question Hour today.
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First Term Woman Rajya Sabha Member Presides Over Question Hour
A record of sorts was created in the Rajya Sabha today when first-term woman member Kahkashan Perween presided over the Question Hour, officials said.
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Government Sets Target To Make 60 Per Cent Engineering Graduates Employable In 5 Years: Prakash Javadekar
Government has set up a target of making at least 60 per cent of engineering students in the country employable in the next 5 years. This was stated by Prakash Javadekar during the Question Hour in the Rajya Sabha.
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Irked By Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi's Remarks, Opposition Storms Into Well Of Rajya Sabha
Irked over a remark by Union Minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi in the Rajya Sabha today, Opposition members including those from Congress stormed into the Well demanding an apology from him, leading to a near washout of the crucial Zero Hour.
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Call Drops Situation To Be Improved In 3-4 Months: Government
There will be positive results in the next 3-4 months in addressing the problem of call drops, Telecom Minister Manoj Sinha told the Lok Sabha today, while expressing commitment to get rid of the "black spot".
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7 Passed In 36 Minutes: Monsoon Session Saw Many Bills, But No Question Hour
The loss of question Hour means the Members did not get an opportunity to ask questions.Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla has repeatedly expressed concern over this matter.
-
Opinion: In Parliament, NDA May Well Be 'No Data Available'
Parliamentary questions rarely make the headlines. However, questions raised and answered in parliament are a treasure trove of information.
-
Question Hour Heart Of Parliamentary Work, Maintain Decorum: Jagdeep Dhankhar
Rajya Sabha chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar on Tuesday said the Question Hour is the "heart" of Parliamentary work as it seeks accountability and transparency from the government and is helpful for people at large.
-
Over 4,900 New Multi-National Companiess Opened In India: Government
Around 1,333 multi-national companies (MNCs) have shut down in the country but more than 4,900 new ones have come up opening new avenues and job opportunities, Parliament was informed on Friday.
-
Madhya Pradesh Assembly March 15 Question Hour Dedicated To 1st-Time MLAs
In a novel initiative in the Madhya Pradesh Assembly to "raise the confidence" of first time MLAs, all starred questions on which discussion will take place during the Question Hour on March 15 would be from them, Speaker Girish Gautam said on Friday.
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Parliament Highlights: China Doesn't Recognise "Current Boundary", Says Rajnath Singh
The Parliament met for the second day during the ongoing monsoon session which started on Monday with unprecedented precautions against the coronavirus, including staggered sittings of both houses and social distancing between MPs. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in his traditional comments before the parliament session, delivered a strong message on...
-
Modi Sarkar's New Record In Delaying A Big Parliament Decision
Scrapping of the Question Hour in parliament for the upcoming monsoon session is not the onlyparliamentary convention that the BJP-led government at the centre is subverting. They have set yet another dubious record.
-
No Question Hour In Bengal. Derek O'Brien Slams "Double Standards" Charge
There will be no Question Hour in the two-day monsoon session in Bengal next week and the state's ruling party has been accused of "double standards" as it had fiercely protested a similar decision for parliament.
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Anger Over Government's 'No Question Hour' Move For Parliament Session
A decision to cancel Question Hour in the monsoon session of parliament beginning September 14 in the shadow of the coronavirus crisis has generated growing resentment among opposition MPs.
-
PM Modi Upset Over Absence Of Ministers During Question Hour: Report
Prime Minster Narendra Modi is learnt to have expressed displeasure over the absence of some cabinet ministers during Question Hour, sources in the government said on Thursday.
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No Disruptions During Lok Sabha's Question Hour Today
Lok Sabha for the first time in the winter session saw no protests by opposition parties in the Well during the Question Hour today.
-
First Term Woman Rajya Sabha Member Presides Over Question Hour
A record of sorts was created in the Rajya Sabha today when first-term woman member Kahkashan Perween presided over the Question Hour, officials said.
-
Government Sets Target To Make 60 Per Cent Engineering Graduates Employable In 5 Years: Prakash Javadekar
Government has set up a target of making at least 60 per cent of engineering students in the country employable in the next 5 years. This was stated by Prakash Javadekar during the Question Hour in the Rajya Sabha.
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Irked By Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi's Remarks, Opposition Storms Into Well Of Rajya Sabha
Irked over a remark by Union Minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi in the Rajya Sabha today, Opposition members including those from Congress stormed into the Well demanding an apology from him, leading to a near washout of the crucial Zero Hour.
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Call Drops Situation To Be Improved In 3-4 Months: Government
There will be positive results in the next 3-4 months in addressing the problem of call drops, Telecom Minister Manoj Sinha told the Lok Sabha today, while expressing commitment to get rid of the "black spot".
