Parliament Monsoon Session: Stormy parliament session is expected as the Centre is willing to discuss all issues including that of Manipur.
The government is willing to discuss all issues including that of Manipur in the Monsoon Session of the Parliament starting tomorrow. During the all-party meeting, Congress demanded discussion on Manipur situation.
Parliament monsoon session: The Parliament session is expected to be stormy as the power game has begun for Lok Sabha Election that is scheduled for next year.
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The Monsoon Session will begin on July 20, ahead of which Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led cabinet approved three Bills on Wednesday, sources said.
Some Opposition members, present at the panel meeting, questioned the Law Commission's timing of initiating consultations with the stakeholders regarding the UCC, source said. Congress, DMK were among those members who linked the UCC pitch to the 2024 Lok Sabha polls.
"Monsoon Session, 2023 of Parliament will commence from 20th July and continue till 11th August. Urge all parties to contribute towards productive discussions on Legislative Business and other items during the #MonsoonSession," said Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi.
The supported Bill will prepare to lay out NRF that will seed, develop and Research and Development (R&D) and cultivate a culture of exploration and development all through India's colleges, schools, research organisations, and Research and development labs, the press release expressed.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the new Parliament Building on Sunday.
"You can surely invite them when you visit a temple, but what role do the religious leaders have in the Parliament, they are not members," the Trinamool Congress MP from Diamond Harbour constituency in West Bengal said.
PM Modi has dedicated to the nation the new Parliament building after a grand ceremony which included a havan, a multi-faith prayer ceremony and the installation of the Sengol on Sunday. Speaking at the opening ceremony, PM Modi said that the new building is a reflection of new India's aspirations.
The tensions heightened on Sunday as wrestler Vinesh Phogat, along with her cousin sister Sangeeta Phogat, and other players, made an attempt to breach the security barricades at a time when Prime Minister Narendra Modi was inaugurating the new "temple of democracy".
PM Modi dedicated the new Parliament Building to the country on Sunday and installed the historic symbol 'Sengol', near the Lok Sabha Speaker's chair in the new building.
Carpeting the Upper and Lower Houses of the new Parliament building took the weavers, who are from Uttar Pradesh's Bhadohi and Mirzapur districts, "10 lakh man-hours."
PM Modi also attended puja and showed off the plaque for the new building, along with Adheenam seers and Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla.
PM Modi met the Adheenams, who flew down to the national capital today, at his residence. The Prime Minister also sought their blessings.
The 'Sengol' will be installed close to the Chair of the Lok Sabha speaker after the new Parliament building is inaugurated by Modi on May 28, an event 20 Opposition parties, including the Congress, are boycotting.
During the interaction, Chadha said he is "extremely happy" in his personal life, especially after his engagement with Parineeti Chopra.
Nitish Kumar on new Parliament building: The Bihar Chief Minister said the earlier building was a historic one and that there was no need to change it.
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