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Sri Lankan President's Party Wins Majority, Has Complex History With India
The sweeping mandate to the left coalition underlines widening support for his leftist policies, giving him the power to push through his plans to fight poverty and graft in the island nation struggling to emerge from the worst financial crisis.
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Landslide Victory For Lanka President's Party In Snap Elections
Sri Lanka Election Results: President Anura Dissanayake's National People's Power Party Wins Parliamentary Majority
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MP Denied Clearance To Go Abroad For Political Event, Alleges CPM
The CPI(M) on Saturday slammed the government, claiming it did not grant political clearance to party MP V Sivadasan to participate in a parliamentary forum in Venezuela.
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Sonia Gandhi To Campaign For Daughter Priyanka's Debut In Wayanad Bypoll
Congress Parliamentary Party Chairperson and former party President Sonia Gandhi will campaign in Kerala's Wayanad for her daughter and party General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi who is contesting her first electoral battle.
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MPs Can Cross Vote On Major Issues, Rules Pakistan Supreme Court
Pakistan's Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that lawmakers can vote separately from their parties on major issues, allowing parliamentary horse-trading as the government tries to rally support for constitutional reform.
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Jaya Bachchan Opts Out Of Parliament Panel On Information Technology
Samajwadi Party Rajya Sabha member Jaya Bachchan has opted out of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Communications and Information Technology chaired by BJP member Nishikant Dubey.
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Shashi Tharoor To Head Standing Committee On External Affairs
Senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor will head the parliamentary standing committee on external affairs and veteran leader Digvijaya Singh will head the panel on education, party sources said on Thursday.
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Justin Trudeau's Party Loses Closely-Watched Montreal By-Election
Canada's ruling Liberal Party lost a long-held parliamentary seat in Montreal on Tuesday, a sign of mounting trouble for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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"Powerful Champion Of Secularism": Sonia Gandhi Condoles Sitaram Yechury's Death
Congress Parliamentary Party chairperson Sonia Gandhi on Thursday condoled the passing away of CPI (M) general secretary Sitaram Yechury, saying he was fierce in his determination to protect India's diversity and was a powerful champion of secularism
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Singapore Indian-Origin Opposition Leader Seeks High Court Trial Over Alleged Lies To Parliament
Mr Singh faces two charges of lying to a parliamentary committee that was convened in November 2021 to look into the lying controversy involving his party's former MP.
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Akali Dal Chief Sukhbir Singh Badal Forms Parliamentary Board
Shiromani Akali Dal president Sukhbir Singh Badal on Wednesday formed his party's parliamentary board.
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"Mahaul" In Our Favour, Don't Be Over Confident: Sonia Gandhi To Congress On Upcoming Polls
With assembly polls in key states coming up, Congress Parliamentary Party chairperson Sonia Gandhi today said the "mahaul (public mood)" is in the Congress's favour. Her remarks come ahead of assembly polls in Haryana, Maharashtra and Jharkhand.
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Holding Constitution Copy After "Murdering It": Kiren Rijiju Slams Congress
Hitting out at the Congress Party over the Emergency imposed in 1975, Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister, Kiren Rijiju said the Union government has taken a big step to observe June 25 as the "Samvidhaan Hatya Diwas."
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Key Figures To Know In France's Left-Wing New Popular Front Bloc
France's left-wing New Popular Front, an alliance of parties hastily assembled after President Emmanuel Macron called a surprise snap parliamentary election, looked set to score a shock win in Sunday's vote over the far right and the ruling centrists
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Labour Party Ends Conservative Era: Key Moments Of Conservative Rule In UK
Britain's Labour Party won a parliamentary election on Friday, bringing to an end 14 years of Conservative Party-led government that saw the country weather one of the more turbulent periods in its post-World War Two political history.
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Sri Lankan President's Party Wins Majority, Has Complex History With India
The sweeping mandate to the left coalition underlines widening support for his leftist policies, giving him the power to push through his plans to fight poverty and graft in the island nation struggling to emerge from the worst financial crisis.
-
Landslide Victory For Lanka President's Party In Snap Elections
Sri Lanka Election Results: President Anura Dissanayake's National People's Power Party Wins Parliamentary Majority
-
MP Denied Clearance To Go Abroad For Political Event, Alleges CPM
The CPI(M) on Saturday slammed the government, claiming it did not grant political clearance to party MP V Sivadasan to participate in a parliamentary forum in Venezuela.
-
Sonia Gandhi To Campaign For Daughter Priyanka's Debut In Wayanad Bypoll
Congress Parliamentary Party Chairperson and former party President Sonia Gandhi will campaign in Kerala's Wayanad for her daughter and party General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi who is contesting her first electoral battle.
-
MPs Can Cross Vote On Major Issues, Rules Pakistan Supreme Court
Pakistan's Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that lawmakers can vote separately from their parties on major issues, allowing parliamentary horse-trading as the government tries to rally support for constitutional reform.
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Jaya Bachchan Opts Out Of Parliament Panel On Information Technology
Samajwadi Party Rajya Sabha member Jaya Bachchan has opted out of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Communications and Information Technology chaired by BJP member Nishikant Dubey.
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Shashi Tharoor To Head Standing Committee On External Affairs
Senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor will head the parliamentary standing committee on external affairs and veteran leader Digvijaya Singh will head the panel on education, party sources said on Thursday.
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Justin Trudeau's Party Loses Closely-Watched Montreal By-Election
Canada's ruling Liberal Party lost a long-held parliamentary seat in Montreal on Tuesday, a sign of mounting trouble for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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"Powerful Champion Of Secularism": Sonia Gandhi Condoles Sitaram Yechury's Death
Congress Parliamentary Party chairperson Sonia Gandhi on Thursday condoled the passing away of CPI (M) general secretary Sitaram Yechury, saying he was fierce in his determination to protect India's diversity and was a powerful champion of secularism
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Singapore Indian-Origin Opposition Leader Seeks High Court Trial Over Alleged Lies To Parliament
Mr Singh faces two charges of lying to a parliamentary committee that was convened in November 2021 to look into the lying controversy involving his party's former MP.
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Akali Dal Chief Sukhbir Singh Badal Forms Parliamentary Board
Shiromani Akali Dal president Sukhbir Singh Badal on Wednesday formed his party's parliamentary board.
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"Mahaul" In Our Favour, Don't Be Over Confident: Sonia Gandhi To Congress On Upcoming Polls
With assembly polls in key states coming up, Congress Parliamentary Party chairperson Sonia Gandhi today said the "mahaul (public mood)" is in the Congress's favour. Her remarks come ahead of assembly polls in Haryana, Maharashtra and Jharkhand.
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Holding Constitution Copy After "Murdering It": Kiren Rijiju Slams Congress
Hitting out at the Congress Party over the Emergency imposed in 1975, Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister, Kiren Rijiju said the Union government has taken a big step to observe June 25 as the "Samvidhaan Hatya Diwas."
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Key Figures To Know In France's Left-Wing New Popular Front Bloc
France's left-wing New Popular Front, an alliance of parties hastily assembled after President Emmanuel Macron called a surprise snap parliamentary election, looked set to score a shock win in Sunday's vote over the far right and the ruling centrists
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Labour Party Ends Conservative Era: Key Moments Of Conservative Rule In UK
Britain's Labour Party won a parliamentary election on Friday, bringing to an end 14 years of Conservative Party-led government that saw the country weather one of the more turbulent periods in its post-World War Two political history.
