All eyes on NDA’s ‘Mangal Milan’ meeting on Tuesday
The National Democratic Alliance (NDA) Parliamentary Party meeting, now called 'Mangal Milan', will be held on Tuesday at Parliament House.
The National Democratic Alliance (NDA) Parliamentary Party meeting, now called 'Mangal Milan', will be held on Tuesday at Parliament House.
From India's 7.7% growth to Parliament debates and Skyroot's young team, here are the 10 biggest takeaways from PM Modi's Monsoon Session address.
Apart from pending legislation, the government plans to introduce new Bills on income tax, MSME reforms, Supreme Court judge strength and birth registration during the session scheduled to run until August 13.
Earlier in the day, CJP representatives submitted their demands to JP Nadda but the government's response was awaited.
CPI leader P Sandosh Kumar urged the government to ensure substantive discussions during the Monsoon Session of Parliament on the pressing issues confronting the country.
Sometimes a nation’s moral temperature is not taken in Parliament or courtrooms, but on a crowded street, in front of a small shop, during an ordinary quarrel that suddenly becomes a test of conscience.
The Indian Railways has tripled expenditure on safety over the last decade, from Rs 39,200 crore in 2013-14 to Rs 1,17,693 crore in 2025-26, prioritising passenger safety amid modernisation, the Parliament was informed on Friday.
The Central government had earlier indicated that it plans to move a Privilege Motion motion against Rahul Gandhi over his move to quote from former Army Chief Gen MM Naravane's unpublished book and over his remarks against PM Modi made during his Budget debate speech.
“Road accidents kill more people than any war,” Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari told Parliament, noting that 485 lives were lost every day on Indian roads, leaving 1,268 people injured or disabled, in 2024.
When the Lok Sabha reconvened at 2 pm after repeated adjournments, Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi rose to speak, but he was denied permission by the presiding chair. Gandhi then claimed that Speaker Om Birla had, about an hour ago, in a meeting with Congress MP KC Venugopal, agreed to let the LoP speak in the Lok Sabha.
