Since the Budget Session started on Jan 31, today is the first day when Question Hour went on smoothly
Kharge slammed BJP for saying repeatedly that Congress did nothing for years
TMC MP Sudip Bandyopadhyay was recently arrested in connection with an alleged chit fund scam
Cong MP alleged that Centre has taken money from people and eluded the development which was promised
Oppn joined the ruling coalition members in the applause when the President referred to 'nari shakti'
Ordinances were tabled after President Pranab Mukherjee's address to joint sitting of both Houses
'Arunachal Pradesh has been brought in the Railway map,' Mukherjee said
Frequent elections put on hold development programmes, disrupt normal public life, says Mukherjee
Budget Session starts on Tuesday and the Budget will be presented on Feb 1
Delhi Transport Minister Gopal Rai said the ministers should contribute to make Delhi a pollution-free city
Govt's agenda for the session includes passage of 13 bills in Lok Sabha and 11 bills in Rajya Sabha
Productive first half of Budget session ends on embarassing note for govt
Govt.'s 'limitations' must also be discussed in Budget Session: PM Modi
From Modi's acerbic comments to JNU row, the opposition has enough ammunition to rock the Parliament proceedings tomorrow
Apropos "MPs pad up to ensure fruitful Budget session" (February 22), the front page lead came as a balm for frayed nerves following news of the Kanhaiya Kumar sedition episode and Jat stir for reservation. It's high time our leaders realised that they should not bring Parliament to a halt by resorting to an obstructionist approach. Political differences will always be there, but we need maturity in the thinking of all parties. They must not oppose a bill just for the sake of opposing. Criticism and debate are an integral part of democracy, but there should be objectivity and a sense of right and wrong.Some of the pending bills are crucial for the country's progress and do not harm any political party's interest. Most of these are broadly good for everyone and yet we have wasted valuable sessions refusing their passage, only because the party now in power had adopted the same attitude when they were in Opposition. This tit-for-tat game has caused incalculable damage to the nation and t
JNU row, Jat stir make leaders call for more discussion, less disruption