60 Years Of Indian Parliament

The three services could recruit a total of 37,301 personnel in the last two years as against an average annual vacancy of 60,000 due to the Covid pandemic.

Concern over repeated disruptions and the need for introspection dominated Parliament today as it celebrated its 60th year of its first sitting in independent India.

Flagging concerns over "repeated disruptions" and "unwillingness" for discussions, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today appealed to members to restore the dignity and decorum in the Rajya Sabha.

Today is the 60th anniversary of the first sitting of India's Parliament. And as Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha celebrate the occasion with special sittings, we take a look at the changes in Parliament in these 60 years.

The Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha, holding special sittings on Sunday, will focus on the 'sixty years journey of Indian Parliament' as they celebrate the 60th anniversary of its first session.

The three services could recruit a total of 37,301 personnel in the last two years as against an average annual vacancy of 60,000 due to the Covid pandemic.

Concern over repeated disruptions and the need for introspection dominated Parliament today as it celebrated its 60th year of its first sitting in independent India.

Flagging concerns over "repeated disruptions" and "unwillingness" for discussions, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today appealed to members to restore the dignity and decorum in the Rajya Sabha.

Today is the 60th anniversary of the first sitting of India's Parliament. And as Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha celebrate the occasion with special sittings, we take a look at the changes in Parliament in these 60 years.

The Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha, holding special sittings on Sunday, will focus on the 'sixty years journey of Indian Parliament' as they celebrate the 60th anniversary of its first session.