New Delhi: In remarks that could fuel a fresh controversy, senior Congress leader Kamal Nath today said that Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan's decision on the issue of Leader of Opposition in Lower House could

New Delhi: 16th Lok Sabha consists of some members who can be easily termed as fabulously rich. These members, apart from working as political and social activists, have also excelled in their respective professions. Some

New Delhi: Opposition today accused Narendra Modi government of failing to come out with any “concrete” plan in its agenda outlined by President Pranab Mukherjee in Parliament, saying it is “merely raising the aspirations” of

New Delhi: Senior Congress leader Kamal Nath today said it was up to Priyanka Vadra and her family to decide when she should join politics. Replying to queries in Rajat Sharma's show Aap Ki Adalat (to

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi Thursday took oath as a member of the newly-elected 16th Lok Sabha.The oath was administered by senior Congress leader Kamal Nath, who Wednesday took oath as the pro-tem speaker,

New Delhi: Senior Congress leader Kamal Nath was today sworn-in as the Protem Speaker of the newly constituted Lok Sabha by President Pranab Mukherjee here.  67-year-old Nath, a nine-term MP, was administered the oath at

New Delhi:The name of Congress MP Kamal Nath was recommended as the pro tem speaker to the president, Parliamentary Affairs Minister M. Venkaiah Naidu said Wednesday."We have recommended to the president, Kamal Nath's name as

New Delhi: Coming to the defence of Rahul Gandhi, Congress leader Kamal Nath yesterday said there was no need for him to resign in the wake of the poll debacle but felt that the party

New Delhi: The election of the speaker and appointment of pro-term speaker will be the first job before the newly elected parliamentarians after the Lok Sabha results are declared Friday.Lok Sabha Secretary General P. Sreedharan

New Delhi: With exit polls painting a grim prospect for Congress, Union minister Kamal Nath today rejected suggestions that a likely poor show in the elections will be a reflection on Rahul Gandhi's leadership, saying

Bhopal: Balloting began Thursday in nine Lok Sabha constituencies in Madhya Pradesh, officials said.As many as 118 candidates are in the fray in the nine constituencies - Chhindwara, Satna, Rewa, Balaghat, Sidhi, Shahdol, Mandla, Jabalpur,

New Delhi: Parliament session will not be extended to pass the anti-graft and other important bills as the opposition has not agreed to it, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kamal Nath said Friday."It was the intention of

New Delhi: Indicating that the Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Bill may be introduced in Rajya Sabha Wednesday, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kamal Nath said Tuesday the upper house will "immediately" take up the bill."Telangana Bill will be

New Delhi: The controversial Communal Violence Bill and the bill for creation of Telangana will be tabled in the next session of Parliament, Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde said today.“Communal Violence Bill will definitely come in

New Delhi: Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kamal Nath is of the firm opinion that US must admit its mistake for the arrest and subsequent humiliation of Indian diplomat Devyani Khobragade.Kamal Nath went on to say

New Delhi: The Lokpal bill will be taken up in Rajya Sabha on Monday, the government today said asserting that the passage of the bill is its "heartfelt desire"."Monday is decided as the day for

New Delhi: The Lokpal Bill is a priority for the government  and will come up in Rajya Sabha tomorrow, according to Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kamal Nath."Our priority is Lokpal Bill. The Lokpal Bill has to

New Delhi: Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kamal Nath has said that the government will try to bring as soon as possible because there was a consensus among various political parties on tabling the bill.Talking to

New Delhi: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) during the all-party meeting had supported the ordinance that proposes to protect convicted lawmakers and has changed stand after Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi raised the issue, union

New Delhi: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has nothing to hide in the coal block allocation controversy and will make himself available to CBI for questioning if they make a formal request, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kamal