Parliament adjourned due to ruckus on the second day too
The US government officials have filed a case against Adani Group of Industries, alleging bribery of Rs 2,000 crore. The opposition party was demanding a discussion on the issue.
It is very embarrassing to see the way people dress up in Instagram reels
This is happening due to moral decline of society. Politicians of all political parties are responsible for this.
Bring back Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s golden throne from Britain : AAP MP Raghav Chadha
It is now known as the Victoria and Albert Museum. Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s legacy and his contribution to history should be included in school textbooks.
Opposition walks out during PM Modi’s speech in Rajya Sabha
After Prime Minister Narendra Modi responded to Rahul Gandhi’s speeches in the Lok Sabha, he also addressed the Rajya Sabha on July 3.
36% of Rajya Sabha candidates declared criminal cases against themselves
Out of the 59 candidates running in this election, 36% of the candidates have criminal charges against them. Additionally, 17% of these individuals face serious criminal charges.
The Prime Minister should answer regarding the security of the Parliament : Congress Party
Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah should come to the Parliament and answer regarding the security system of the Parliament.
So far, 141 MPs of opposition parties have been suspended
On the 12th day of the winter session of the Parliament, i.e. on 19th December, there was a ruckus in both the houses over the suspension of MPs of the opposition parties.
Cash worth Rs 354 crore seized from Congress MP Dheeraj Sahu
IT Department raid, going on for 5 days, on the premises of Congress Rajya Sabha MP, has come to an end now.
Half-hour for Friday prayers for MPs in Rajya Sabha cancelled
During the zero hour on Friday, DMK MP Tiruchi N. Siva raised this issue as a point of order, noting the absence of the usual break for namaz.
Defamatory remarks in the Parliament against political opponents is not a crime : Supreme Court
The Supreme Court clarified while hearing a petition that ‘Making defamatory statements in the Parliament against political opponents is not a crime’