Covid-19 tests are being held in Jharkhand assembly ahead of monsoon session which is slated to start from September 18
As many 56 people tested positive during the RT-PCR Tests conducted in Parliament complex by September 12, says NDTV.com
Entry in the premises will be allowed only on production of a Covid-19 negative report, with the test conducted not more than 72 hours before the start of the session
Vice President and Rajya Sabha Chairman M Venkaiah Naidu has undergone a COVID-19 test ahead of the monsoon session in Parliament, informed the Vice President's Secretariat on Sunday.The secretariat further informed that it is mandatory for all members of the Upper House to undergo a COVID-19 test before attending the session."Preparing himself to preside over the upcoming monsoon session of Parliament beginning on September 14, 2020, Chairman, Rajya Sabha, M Venkaiah Naidu underwent COVID-19 test today. It is mandatory for each member to undergo COVID-19 test (RT-PCR) before attending the upcoming session, according to an advisory issued to all Rajya Sabha members," the Vice President Secretariat said in a statement.As per the secretariat's statement, the members have been asked to get their test done within 72 hours before the commencement of the session at any hospital/laboratory authorised by the government or at Parliament House Complex.The secretariat further said that in order .
Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi will not be holding the meeting which is conferred before the commencement of parliamentary sessions
The members have been requested to get their RT-PCR tests conducted 72 hours prior to arrival at Parliament after September 11 onwards
Shiv Sena came out in support of the Centre's move to drop Question Hour from the upcoming monsoon session of Parliament, and said the decision was taken due to an "emergency situation"
The NCP accused the BJP of using the COVID-19 pandemic as an excuse to cancel the Question Hour in the forthcoming monsoon session of Parliament to "hide its failures" on multiple fronts
Both sessions of Parliament are likely to be functional from the Central Hall daily except on a vacation day
The two Houses of Bihar legislature will meet here on Monday for a truncated, one-day monsoon session, which could be the last for the state assembly whose term expires in November.
The monsoon session of the Chhattisgarh legislative Assembly will begin from August 25 and will be restricted to just four days in light of the Covid-19 pandemic, an Assembly official said on Friday.
Plan involves Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha seating half their members in respective chambers; rest will join virtually from either Central Hall or GMC Balayogi Auditorium in Parliament House premises
A total of 32 bills were cleared in 35 sittings
As many as 62 reports of Parliamentary Standing Committees were tabled, while 128 private members bills were introduced during the session
The opposition parties have brought the motion against the government on several issues like special status to Andhra Pradesh, cow vigilantism, lynchings, atrocities against women
The govt prescribes monetary penalty and jail term which could be extended up to 10 years for duping gullible depositors
Besides taking up prevention, rescue and rehabilitation, it covers aggravated forms of trafficking such as forced labour, begging and marriage
The Supreme Court on Tuesday asked the Government to enact a new legislation to deal with incidents of mob lynchings and vigilantism
Kesineni Srinavas of the Telugu Desam Party was the first to give his no-confidence notice
Before the Question Hour commenced, four new members took oath