Parliament Budget Session: The BJP-Congress slugfest escalated on first two days of the second leg of the Budget Session with the BJP MPs seeking an apology from Rahul Gandhi for his London remarks and counter-slogans from the Opposition benches demanding a JPC probe into the Adani-Hindenburg issue.
Making a statement in the Rajya Sabha, Kharge said, "I am joining to congratulate both the awardees. We are very proud, but my only request is that the ruling party should not take credit and say 'we have directed, we have written, Modi ji has directed... they should not say that..."
Parliament Budget Session: The BJP-Congress slugfest escalated on the first day of the second leg of the Budget Session with the BJP MPs seeking an apology from Rahul Gandhi and counter-slogans from the Opposition benches demanding a JPC probe into the Adani-Hindenburg issue.
Parliament Budget Session: Parliament is meeting after a month-long recess, which allows various parliamentary panels to scrutinise allocations made in the Union Budget for different ministries.
Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar adjourned the Rajya Sabha till March 13 amid continued ruckus and sloganeering by the opposition MPs over the Adani issue. As per a report from ANI, the Chair adjourned the Rajya Sabha till March 13 up to 11 AM. The second part of the budget session will start on march 13,
Rajya Sabha: The Rajya Sabha proceedings have been adjourned till March 13 amid sloganeering by opposition MPs over the Adani issue.
Objecting to Jaya Bachchan's conduct in the Rajya Sabha, BJP leader Ajay Sehrawat shared the video and wrote, "Jaya Bachchan's behaviour in the Rajya Sabha is condemnable."
BJP member GVL Narasimha Rao moved the motion for the suspension of the Congress member.
PM Modi in his speech in the Rajya Sabha yesterday, raised the question regarding Nehru surname. After which politics started.
The Prime Minister said that he lives for the country and is working with conviction to fulfill aspirations of the people but those who only wants to play politics, they don't have this caliber.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Thursday that the more mud thrown at him, the more the lotus will bloom amid opposition parties' allegations about the Adani Group.
PM Modi stated that the Congress had dug pits in the country during its sixty-year reign and had no permanent solution to any problem.Modi said that the Congress always throws mud at him, and the more mud he throws, the more the lotus will bloom.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi replied to the discussion on the president's address in the Rajya Sabha today. During this time, PM Modi is responding to all of the allegations levelled by opposition leaders.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his Rajya Sabha speech on Thursday asked the Congress party that why people from their generation don't keep Nehru as their surnames anymore.
Attacking the Congress during his speech in the Rajya Sabha on Thursday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that the opposition has only deceived the people of the country during its tenure, and today our government has shown what it had said.
Speaking in the Upper House, the Prime Minister said that his government is committed to providing permanent solutions to issues in the country.
PM Modi Rajya Sabha address: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today (February 9) spoke in the Rajya Sabha and also participated in the discussion on the Motion of Thanks on the President's address.
Today, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will discuss the president's address in the Rajya Sabha. All eyes are on his speech in political circles.
Today, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will reply to the President's address in the Rajya Sabha. Yesterday, the PM replied to the president's address in the Lok Sabha.
Parliament Highlights:: Amid continuous chants from the Opposition benches, PM Modi hit back at the Congress with 'kamal-keechad' retort. "Jitna keechad uchalogey, utna kamal khilega (more you throw mud, the more lotus (BJP's poll symbol) will bloom," PM Modi said.
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