PRS Legislative Research says 20 bills were introduced, 12 passed; Rajya Sabha worked for 66% of scheduled hours
Lacklustre except when insulting opponents, PM Modi came across as a top-class bore in his one-hour soliloquy, reading out a laundry list of his government's achievements, often unsupported by data
From Rahul Gandhi's stinging allegations against Modi to PM's fiery comeback, a highlight of who said what during the No-Confidence Motion debate in the Lok Sabha on July 20
The chief minister wondered why the prime minister could not even say he would do justice to AP by rectifying the mistakes
He also termed the surgical strikes being described as 'jumla strike' an insult to the security forces
UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi described Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech during no-confidence motion in Lok Sabha as an 'old rhetoric'
The monsoon session of Parliament saw the first no-trust motion faced by Modi govt in its 4-year rule. The govt won the motion by 325 against 126 votes. Catch the highlights here
Mahajan said she was not opposed to Rahul hugging any individual but everyone has to maintain decorum in Parliament
Of the 27, 15 were against Indira Gandhi during her various tenures as prime minister
In his speech, Gandhi got under the skin of BJP MPs by attacking Amit Shah and PM Modi, turned self-deprecating when he said he didn't mind people calling him 'Pappu', and went on to Modi
The federal election due by next year will determine whether Modi extends business-friendly policies he put in place after the 2014 vote
PM Modi recovered quickly and called Gandhi back and patted him on the back
TDP's Jayadev Galla initiated the debate in the first no-confidence motion against the Modi government in 4 years
With the effective strength of the Lower House coming down, the majority mark now stands at 266 for the ruling NDA govt which is going to face a no-trust motion on Friday
The mention of the Rafale deal triggered noisy protests from the ruling party MPs
Hours before the Lok Sabha is to take up the no trust vote against his government, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today called for a disruption-free and constructive debate in the House. "Today is an important day in our Parliamentary democracy. I am sure my fellow MP colleagues will rise to the occasion and ensure a constructive, comprehensive & disruption free debate," he tweeted. He said lawmakers owe this to the people and the makers of the Constitution. "India will be watching us closely," he said. The Modi government is expected to have a smooth sailing when it faces the first no-confidence motion in four years in the Lok Sabha. Though the numbers are heavily stacked against the opposition, the Congress and other parties have indicated that they are keen to utilise the debate to attack the government on a range of of issues including farm distress, slow economic growth and rising incidents of lynching. The BJP is seeking to expand the guaranteed support of 313 members after .
Telugu Desam Party's Jayadev Galla initiated the discussion on the no-confidence motion
There is a view that the PM could use his speech to paint the Opposition as a motley crowd of discredited leaders, and use the no-confidence motion debate to call for an early election
The stage is all set in the Lok Sabha for a clash between the ruling National Democratic Alliance and the Opposition
The Opposition-sponsored no-confidence motion against the Modi government moved by the TDP is to be debated in Lok Sabha on Thursday