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You can demand, not dictate: Kiren Rijiju vs Mallikarjun Kharge in Rajya Sabha
Parliament Monsoon Session 2026 LIVE Updates: The session will conclude on August 13
Parliament monsoon session LIVE: The government is expected to table key bills on Day 16 of the monsoon session of the Parliament. Among the key bills on table is the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act, 2026, and the bill to officially rename Kerala to ‘Keralam’.
The option to table the FCRA and Delimitation bills during the remaining three days remains open.
Parliament's Monsoon Session heads for a washout as key bills remain stuck
Is the Opposition shooting itself in the foot by disrupting Parliament?
Live: Parliament set for another stormy day as Opposition awaits Shah's response
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Monday appealed to the Opposition to cooperate in the smooth conduct of proceedings after the government offered to debate the students’ issues with Union home minister Amit Shah’s reply to the discussion, as part of another personal initiative to end the ongoing logjam in Parliament.
Lok Sabha is set to hold discussion on the Kerala (Alteration of Name) Bill, 2026 and the National Co-operative Development Corporation (Amendment) Bill, 2026.
Speaker Om Birla repeatedly urged Opposition lawmakers to stop protesting and let the lower House of Parliament function
The bill seeks to give the Centre greater regulatory command over mines, while expanding this power to mineral-bearing lands.
Parliament turns Jantar Mantar as BJP, Opposition stage protests metres apart
Govt sets terms for Amit Shah reply on Gen Z stir; FCRA bill splits opposition
Parliament Monsoon Session 2026 LIVE Updates: The issue has led to repeated disruptions in Parliament, with the Opposition demanding answers from the government and Rahul Gandhi seeking a response from Amit Shah.
During the proceedings of the day, reports of various Parliamentary Standing Committees will also be presented
Parliament Monsoon Session 2026: The issue has led to repeated disruptions in Parliament, with the Opposition demanding answers from the government and Rahul Gandhi seeking a response from Amit Shah.
This came a day after the government offered to debate students’ issues and police action in Parliament with a reply by Shah to resolve the Parliament logjam.
FCRA row, deadlock over Amit Shah statement: Only 2 days left for Monsoon Session
The expression was not an inadvertent remark but a deliberate personal reference that invoked a derogatory stereotype about South Indians, Brittas said
Minister for Law and Justice Arjun Ram Meghwal says the Bill has been brought with the objective of ensuring a modern, independent and uniform tribunal system
Parliament monsoon session LIVE: On Day 18 of the monsoon session of the Parliament, Amit Shah is expected to table key bills in the Rajya Sabha today. These are - The Kerala (Alteration of Name) Bill, 2026 and The National Co-operative Development Corporation (Amendment) Bill, 2026.
The ministry instead cited AMRUT 2.0, Swachh Bharat Mission (Urban) 2.0, PMAY-U 2.0, metro rail projects and PM e-Bus Sewa as initiatives addressing infrastructure, service delivery
Amit Shah says will answer questions in Parliament, Rahul Gandhi says we don't care
BJP MP's 'lungi wala' remark rocks Rajya Sabha, privilege notice filed
Amit Shah, rejecting “missing” and “fugitive” labels, said he stayed out of the House as Opposition disruptions prevented proceedings.
The bill seeks to widen the institutional channels through which assistance may reach.
Proceedings disrupted as CPI(M) MP alleges BJP’s Sushmita Dev repeatedly used the term during a debate; Chair calls for respect for regional identities and summons members for discussions
Congress MP sought clarification from the government on the extent of reported theft and misappropriation of temple donations and valuables and the steps being taken to investigate those responsible.
Shortly after it was introduced, the Opposition MPs poured into the Well of the House amid heavy sloganeering and protests
Live: Parliament heads into final day, government-Opposition deadlock continues
The Parliament was adjourned sine die on Thursday, concluding a stormy Monsoon Session marked by repeated disruptions, protests and heated political exchanges.The session, which began on July 20 and was scheduled to run through August 13, saw 19 sittings, with the government pushing through a string of legislative measures even as proceedings were repeatedly disrupted by Opposition protests.NEET-UG row and CJP protests dominate sessionThe biggest political flashpoint was the NEET-UG controversy, with the Opposition repeatedly demanding a debate on alleged examination irregularities and the sub
In a historic first, Vande Mataram played to open Lok Sabha proceedings
The NDA MPs sat on the steps of the Makar Dwar and raised slogans against Rahul Gandhi and accused him of running away from a debate on student protests in Jharkhand
On paper, the Lok Sabha passed 11 bills, but apart from the law on paper leaks, all were rushed through amid ruckus without any discussion.
A Congress leader said they have nothing against the Speaker but avoided joining the meeting as nothing substantial was discussed
While the government claimed the session was productive in terms of legislative work, sources said debate remained a matter of serious concern as disruptions, protests and adjournments took centerstage.
Despite the disruptions, Parliament continued its legislative work.
The Congress, Samajwadi Party (SP) and Trinamool Congress (TMC) boycotted the customary meeting with Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla after the acrimonious monsoon session of Parliament ended on Thursday
Rajya Sabha chairman CP Radhakrishnan on Thursday instructed the government to conduct an inquiry into the alleged incident of “purification of a site” where Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge had addressed a public gathering in Uttarakhand and said action must be taken against the guilty
Rajnath Sings calls Rahul Gandhi 'PM hug' remark shameful, indecent
The notice by BJP's Thakur alleged alleged that Rahul Gandhi levelled "grave allegations" against Amit Shah without giving advance notice under Rule 353.
Monsoon Session not ended 10 days after adjournment amid delimitation bill buzz