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"Mockery": Opposition MPs In Waqf House Panel Say Their Suggestions Ignored
Opposition MPs on the House panel examining the Waqf Amendment Bill have alleged that BJP members on the committee ignored their objections and that the recommendations made in the report are not in the spirit of the Constitution
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Parliament Panel On Waqf Circulates Draft Report. Opposition Says "Farce"
The parliamentary panel reviewing the Waqf bill circulated a 655-page report today, incorporating all the changes suggested by its members. The Opposition, though, has alleged that none of its amendments have been incorporated.
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"Ensure Proceedings In Fair Manner": Suspended MPs To Speaker After Waqf Panel Meet
The meeting of the parliamentary committee on the Waqf Amendment Bill began on a rough note today, with Opposition members claiming they were not being given adequate time to study the proposed changes to the draft legislation.
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In Fresh Row In Waqf Bill Panel Meet, 10 Opposition MPs, Including A Owaisi, Suspended
Ten opposition MPs have been suspended - including the Trinamool's Kalyan Banerjee, AIMIM leader Asaduddin Owaisi, and A Raja of the DMK have been suspended for the day from the joint parliamentary committee studying proposed changes to the Waqf law.
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"Would Have To Apologise...": House Panel To Summon Mark Zuckerberg's Meta
Meta To Get Parliamentary Panel Summons Over Mark Zuckerberg's India Election Remark
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Simultaneous Polls: Parliamentary Panel Holds First Meeting
The parliamentary panel constituted to scrutinise the two bills on simultaneous elections held its first meeting on Wednesday.
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Waqf Panel Dissatisfied With Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan Responses
A parliamentary panel examining the Waqf Amendment Bill expressed dissatisfaction on Thursday over the responses given by Karnataka, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh about the status of Waqf properties in their respective states.
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Simultaneous Polls Bill 12th To Be Sent To Joint Parliamentary Panel Since 2015
The two bills that lay down legal framework to hold simultaneous polls in the country are latest in the series of draft laws to be referred to a joint committee of Parliament since 2015.
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BJP's PP Chaudhary To Head Parliament Panel On 'One Nation, One Poll'
BJP MP PP Chaudhary has been appointed chairperson of the Joint Parliamentary Committee to examine the simultaneous polls bill, the Lok Sabha Secretariat said.
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'One Nation, One Poll' Panel Gets More Members After Some Parties Object
The Joint Parliamentary Committee to review the One Nation One Election bill, will have eight more members. Now it will have 27 members from Lok Sabha and 12 from Rajya Sabha, instead of 21 members from the lower house and 10 from the upper house.
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'1 Nation, 1 Poll' Panel Decided, To Include Priyanka Gandhi, Anurag Thakur
BJP leaders Anurag Thakur and Anil Baluni, and Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra are part of the new Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) that will look into the 'One Nation One Poll' matter.
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Priyanka Gandhi To Be Part Of House Panel On 'One Nation, One Poll': Sources
Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and Manish Tewari are on the Congress' list of nominees to a joint parliamentary committee to study the 'one nation, one election' Constitution Amendment Bill that was tabled in Parliament yesterday, sources told NDTV.
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Parliamentary Panel Raises Concern Over Low Wages Under Rural Employment Scheme
Flagging low wages under MGNREGA (Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act), a Parliamentary panel has questioned why the remuneration under the flagship scheme was not linked to an inflation index.
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After Opposition, BJP MP Seeks Extension For Panel On Waqf Bill
BJP MP Nishikant Dubey sought an extension for the joint parliamentary commission studying contentious proposed amendments to the Waqf Bill, sources told NDTV Wednesday evening.
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Parliamentary Panel To Discuss Judges' Code Of Conduct, Post-Retirement Jobs
A code of conduct and post-retirement assignments for the judges of the Supreme Court and high courts are some of the subjects selected for examination by a parliamentary panel.
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"Mockery": Opposition MPs In Waqf House Panel Say Their Suggestions Ignored
Opposition MPs on the House panel examining the Waqf Amendment Bill have alleged that BJP members on the committee ignored their objections and that the recommendations made in the report are not in the spirit of the Constitution
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Parliament Panel On Waqf Circulates Draft Report. Opposition Says "Farce"
The parliamentary panel reviewing the Waqf bill circulated a 655-page report today, incorporating all the changes suggested by its members. The Opposition, though, has alleged that none of its amendments have been incorporated.
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"Ensure Proceedings In Fair Manner": Suspended MPs To Speaker After Waqf Panel Meet
The meeting of the parliamentary committee on the Waqf Amendment Bill began on a rough note today, with Opposition members claiming they were not being given adequate time to study the proposed changes to the draft legislation.
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In Fresh Row In Waqf Bill Panel Meet, 10 Opposition MPs, Including A Owaisi, Suspended
Ten opposition MPs have been suspended - including the Trinamool's Kalyan Banerjee, AIMIM leader Asaduddin Owaisi, and A Raja of the DMK have been suspended for the day from the joint parliamentary committee studying proposed changes to the Waqf law.
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"Would Have To Apologise...": House Panel To Summon Mark Zuckerberg's Meta
Meta To Get Parliamentary Panel Summons Over Mark Zuckerberg's India Election Remark
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Simultaneous Polls: Parliamentary Panel Holds First Meeting
The parliamentary panel constituted to scrutinise the two bills on simultaneous elections held its first meeting on Wednesday.
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Waqf Panel Dissatisfied With Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan Responses
A parliamentary panel examining the Waqf Amendment Bill expressed dissatisfaction on Thursday over the responses given by Karnataka, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh about the status of Waqf properties in their respective states.
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Simultaneous Polls Bill 12th To Be Sent To Joint Parliamentary Panel Since 2015
The two bills that lay down legal framework to hold simultaneous polls in the country are latest in the series of draft laws to be referred to a joint committee of Parliament since 2015.
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BJP's PP Chaudhary To Head Parliament Panel On 'One Nation, One Poll'
BJP MP PP Chaudhary has been appointed chairperson of the Joint Parliamentary Committee to examine the simultaneous polls bill, the Lok Sabha Secretariat said.
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'One Nation, One Poll' Panel Gets More Members After Some Parties Object
The Joint Parliamentary Committee to review the One Nation One Election bill, will have eight more members. Now it will have 27 members from Lok Sabha and 12 from Rajya Sabha, instead of 21 members from the lower house and 10 from the upper house.
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'1 Nation, 1 Poll' Panel Decided, To Include Priyanka Gandhi, Anurag Thakur
BJP leaders Anurag Thakur and Anil Baluni, and Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra are part of the new Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) that will look into the 'One Nation One Poll' matter.
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Priyanka Gandhi To Be Part Of House Panel On 'One Nation, One Poll': Sources
Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and Manish Tewari are on the Congress' list of nominees to a joint parliamentary committee to study the 'one nation, one election' Constitution Amendment Bill that was tabled in Parliament yesterday, sources told NDTV.
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Parliamentary Panel Raises Concern Over Low Wages Under Rural Employment Scheme
Flagging low wages under MGNREGA (Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act), a Parliamentary panel has questioned why the remuneration under the flagship scheme was not linked to an inflation index.
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After Opposition, BJP MP Seeks Extension For Panel On Waqf Bill
BJP MP Nishikant Dubey sought an extension for the joint parliamentary commission studying contentious proposed amendments to the Waqf Bill, sources told NDTV Wednesday evening.
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Parliamentary Panel To Discuss Judges' Code Of Conduct, Post-Retirement Jobs
A code of conduct and post-retirement assignments for the judges of the Supreme Court and high courts are some of the subjects selected for examination by a parliamentary panel.
