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Women's Reservation Bill Does Not Need Ratification By States
The Women's Reservation Bill will not need a sign-off by states if it is passed in parliament with a special majority.
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Earlier Governments Sold Dreams To People, We Fulfilled Them: Finance Minister
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman today said India is in a unique position of being optimistic and positive about its future growth when the global economy is struggling with the twin challenge of high inflation and slow growth.
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"Why I Can't Feel Safe In Bharat": Woman Sits On Solo Protest Outside Parliament, Detained
The woman was asked to go to Jantar Mantar to continue her protest, but when she refused, she was taken to the Parliament Street Police Station in a police vehicle and was seen sobbing, a senior officer said.
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Stop Justifying Parliament Disruptions: Speaker's Emotional Letter To MPs
The "cycle of interruptions" in Parliament will continue endlessly if MPs justify disruptions by citing the conduct of other parties in the past, Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan has said in an emotional letter to parliamentarians ahead of the Monsoon session next week.
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Parlaiment Panel Recommends Fixing Upper Limit For Economy Class Airfares
A parliamentary panel on Friday recommended for fixing of an upper limit for the economy class airfares to curb the "exorbitant" air fares during the peak tourist seasons.
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After Public Anger, Parliament Canteen Ends Rs 16 Crore Subsidy
The Parliament canteen will no longer sell food at subsidised prices, ending a decades-old provision that has often drawn criticism.
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Suspended Lawmakers to be Back in Parliament Today, More Disruptions Likely
The monsoon session of Parliament has just four more days to go, but there's no sign of a breakthrough in the deadlock between the Modi government and the Opposition.
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Want Supreme Court to spare others this torture: Afzal Guru's family
The family of Afzal Guru, who was hanged in February for his role in the attack on parliament in 2001, says it will fight in the Supreme Court to ensure the manner in which his execution was handled is not repeated.
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Pranab 'not confident' of end to Parliament logjam
In a clear message to allies and opponents, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee on Friday asked them not to stand in the way of states wanting to implement Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)I in retail and said efforts are on to work out an acceptable motion to face a Parliamentary vote.
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Women's Reservation Bill Does Not Need Ratification By States
The Women's Reservation Bill will not need a sign-off by states if it is passed in parliament with a special majority.
-
Earlier Governments Sold Dreams To People, We Fulfilled Them: Finance Minister
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman today said India is in a unique position of being optimistic and positive about its future growth when the global economy is struggling with the twin challenge of high inflation and slow growth.
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"Why I Can't Feel Safe In Bharat": Woman Sits On Solo Protest Outside Parliament, Detained
The woman was asked to go to Jantar Mantar to continue her protest, but when she refused, she was taken to the Parliament Street Police Station in a police vehicle and was seen sobbing, a senior officer said.
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Stop Justifying Parliament Disruptions: Speaker's Emotional Letter To MPs
The "cycle of interruptions" in Parliament will continue endlessly if MPs justify disruptions by citing the conduct of other parties in the past, Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan has said in an emotional letter to parliamentarians ahead of the Monsoon session next week.
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Parlaiment Panel Recommends Fixing Upper Limit For Economy Class Airfares
A parliamentary panel on Friday recommended for fixing of an upper limit for the economy class airfares to curb the "exorbitant" air fares during the peak tourist seasons.
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After Public Anger, Parliament Canteen Ends Rs 16 Crore Subsidy
The Parliament canteen will no longer sell food at subsidised prices, ending a decades-old provision that has often drawn criticism.
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Suspended Lawmakers to be Back in Parliament Today, More Disruptions Likely
The monsoon session of Parliament has just four more days to go, but there's no sign of a breakthrough in the deadlock between the Modi government and the Opposition.
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Want Supreme Court to spare others this torture: Afzal Guru's family
The family of Afzal Guru, who was hanged in February for his role in the attack on parliament in 2001, says it will fight in the Supreme Court to ensure the manner in which his execution was handled is not repeated.
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Pranab 'not confident' of end to Parliament logjam
In a clear message to allies and opponents, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee on Friday asked them not to stand in the way of states wanting to implement Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)I in retail and said efforts are on to work out an acceptable motion to face a Parliamentary vote.
