China Parliament Session

Congress leader Manish Tewari on Monday said it was unfortunate that Lok Sabha has for the last three years not witnessed any debate on the China issue which is important from the national security point.

Chinese lawmakers have announced sweeping structural reforms to the country's top regulatory bodies, from finance to big data.

The target was announced in a work report delivered by Premier Li Keqiang as the parliament opened at Beijing's Great Hall of the People.

China on Saturday signalled at increasing its defence budget, the second biggest after the US, citing "complex security challenges" ahead of its annual Parliament session.

The Congress on Friday took note of a research paper presented at the DGP-IGP annual conference, alleging it has exposed the government's "weak-kneed approach" towards China and demanded a discussion on the issue in the Budget session of Parliament.

The Rajya Sabha witnessed acrimonious scenes since the start of the proceedings on Thursday as the Opposition stepped up its attack on the government demanding a discussion on the India-China border conflict.

Lok Sabha proceedings were adjourned for the fourth time on Thursday as the Opposition pressed for its demand for a discussion on the border issue with China.

Lok Sabha proceedings were adjourned for the second time on Thursday amid the opposition demand for a discussion on the border issue with China.

The like-minded Opposition parties' floor leaders unanimously decided to raise the border issue with China in the Parliament.

Heated exchanges between the treasury and Opposition benches over the tension on the India-China border has been the highlight of the session

Congress leader Sonia Gandhi today hit out at the government for not allowing a discussion on the India-China border issue in Parliament, saying silence on matters of serious concern has become its defining feature.

Amid the Opposition's offensive against the government over the India-China border tensions, Congress leader Sonia Gandhi today chaired a meeting of all party MPs in Parliament to discuss the strategy for the remainder of the Winter Session.

The Winter Session is set to resume at 11 am after the Parliament witnessed days of Opposition protests over the latest India-China clashes in Arunachal Pradesh.

Congress Lok Sabha MPs, led by party leader Sonia Gandhi, and Trinamool Congress lawmakers on Wednesday walked out of the House, accusing the government of not allowing a discussion on the sensitive India-China border issue.

Over a dozen Opposition parties attended a strategy meeting called by the Rajya Sabha Opposition leader, Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge; and later walked out in sync over the government's refusal to discuss the India-China clashes.

Congress leader Manish Tewari on Monday said it was unfortunate that Lok Sabha has for the last three years not witnessed any debate on the China issue which is important from the national security point.

Chinese lawmakers have announced sweeping structural reforms to the country's top regulatory bodies, from finance to big data.

The target was announced in a work report delivered by Premier Li Keqiang as the parliament opened at Beijing's Great Hall of the People.

China on Saturday signalled at increasing its defence budget, the second biggest after the US, citing "complex security challenges" ahead of its annual Parliament session.

The Congress on Friday took note of a research paper presented at the DGP-IGP annual conference, alleging it has exposed the government's "weak-kneed approach" towards China and demanded a discussion on the issue in the Budget session of Parliament.

The Rajya Sabha witnessed acrimonious scenes since the start of the proceedings on Thursday as the Opposition stepped up its attack on the government demanding a discussion on the India-China border conflict.

Lok Sabha proceedings were adjourned for the fourth time on Thursday as the Opposition pressed for its demand for a discussion on the border issue with China.

Lok Sabha proceedings were adjourned for the second time on Thursday amid the opposition demand for a discussion on the border issue with China.

The like-minded Opposition parties' floor leaders unanimously decided to raise the border issue with China in the Parliament.

Heated exchanges between the treasury and Opposition benches over the tension on the India-China border has been the highlight of the session

Congress leader Sonia Gandhi today hit out at the government for not allowing a discussion on the India-China border issue in Parliament, saying silence on matters of serious concern has become its defining feature.

Amid the Opposition's offensive against the government over the India-China border tensions, Congress leader Sonia Gandhi today chaired a meeting of all party MPs in Parliament to discuss the strategy for the remainder of the Winter Session.

The Winter Session is set to resume at 11 am after the Parliament witnessed days of Opposition protests over the latest India-China clashes in Arunachal Pradesh.

Congress Lok Sabha MPs, led by party leader Sonia Gandhi, and Trinamool Congress lawmakers on Wednesday walked out of the House, accusing the government of not allowing a discussion on the sensitive India-China border issue.

Over a dozen Opposition parties attended a strategy meeting called by the Rajya Sabha Opposition leader, Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge; and later walked out in sync over the government's refusal to discuss the India-China clashes.