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"What Was Kerala Governor Doing For 2 Years On Bills": Supreme Court
Voicing displeasure over Kerala Governor Arif Mohammed Khan "sitting" for two years on bills passed by the state legislature, the Supreme Court said on Wednesday.
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State Assemblies Met For Average Of 21 Days In 2022: Report
State assemblies across the country met for an average of 21 days in 2022 and the number of sittings of the state legislatures has been steadily declining since 2016, according to a report compiled by think-tank PRS Legislative Research.
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"Karnataka Government Lost Majority": Opposition BJP Shouts Down Governor
Opposition BJP in Karnataka today disrupted Governor Vajubhai Vala's address to the joint sitting of the state legislature here.
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Nitish Kumar To Call Joint Sitting For Discussion On Liquor Law
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today heard opinion of people from different walks of life on the new liquor law in the state and said a joint sitting of the two houses of the state legislature would be called for a wider debate on prohibition.
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"What Was Kerala Governor Doing For 2 Years On Bills": Supreme Court
Voicing displeasure over Kerala Governor Arif Mohammed Khan "sitting" for two years on bills passed by the state legislature, the Supreme Court said on Wednesday.
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State Assemblies Met For Average Of 21 Days In 2022: Report
State assemblies across the country met for an average of 21 days in 2022 and the number of sittings of the state legislatures has been steadily declining since 2016, according to a report compiled by think-tank PRS Legislative Research.
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"Karnataka Government Lost Majority": Opposition BJP Shouts Down Governor
Opposition BJP in Karnataka today disrupted Governor Vajubhai Vala's address to the joint sitting of the state legislature here.
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Nitish Kumar To Call Joint Sitting For Discussion On Liquor Law
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today heard opinion of people from different walks of life on the new liquor law in the state and said a joint sitting of the two houses of the state legislature would be called for a wider debate on prohibition.
