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As Parliament Nearly Washed Out, NDA Lawmakers Won't Take Salary
Lawmakers of the ruling NDA will give up their salaries and other allowances for the 23 days that parliament did not function in the second half of the Budget session, parliamentary affairs minister Ananth Kumar announced on Wednesday as the government stares at a washed-out session.
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Opinion: For MPs, No Work, No Pay is Deserved
I am reminded of a famous statement made by a former judge in the House of Lords, "I ask: is a man to be entitled to the wages for his work when he, with others, is doing his best to make it useless? Surely not. Wages are to be paid for services rendered, not for producing deliberate chaos."
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Congress Hits Back at Union Minister Mahesh Sharma's 'No Work, No Pay' Remark
Congress today hit back at Union Minister Mahesh Sharma for his suggestion of 'no work, no pay' policy over logjam in Parliament, saying such views were "wrong" as Congress MPs were "working hard".
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Parliament Logjam: Minister Talks About 'No Work, No Pay'
Amid a logjam in Parliament, Union Minister Mahesh Sharma has said there is a suggestion for applying 'no work, no pay' policy on MPs like it is being done with regard to bureaucrats, triggering a debate after which he went into a denial mode.
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As Parliament Nearly Washed Out, NDA Lawmakers Won't Take Salary
Lawmakers of the ruling NDA will give up their salaries and other allowances for the 23 days that parliament did not function in the second half of the Budget session, parliamentary affairs minister Ananth Kumar announced on Wednesday as the government stares at a washed-out session.
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Opinion: For MPs, No Work, No Pay is Deserved
I am reminded of a famous statement made by a former judge in the House of Lords, "I ask: is a man to be entitled to the wages for his work when he, with others, is doing his best to make it useless? Surely not. Wages are to be paid for services rendered, not for producing deliberate chaos."
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Congress Hits Back at Union Minister Mahesh Sharma's 'No Work, No Pay' Remark
Congress today hit back at Union Minister Mahesh Sharma for his suggestion of 'no work, no pay' policy over logjam in Parliament, saying such views were "wrong" as Congress MPs were "working hard".
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Parliament Logjam: Minister Talks About 'No Work, No Pay'
Amid a logjam in Parliament, Union Minister Mahesh Sharma has said there is a suggestion for applying 'no work, no pay' policy on MPs like it is being done with regard to bureaucrats, triggering a debate after which he went into a denial mode.
