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All preparations were made by the I.N.D.I.A. bloc to demand a division of votes during the election of Lok Sabha Speaker but reservations expressed by some sections compelled the Opposition bloc to abort any such move fearing that it would expose the differences within.
"The country witnessed how lower court granted bail saying that ED was biased and case is not strong enough. This was challenged in High Court and order was put on stay. The matter was supposed to move to Supreme Court. They thought there's a possibility that bail would be granted. Their objective is not to solve the case and provide justice. They just want to keep Arvind Kejriwal inside jail," he also said, as per PTI.
Here's what Congress' Pramod Tiwari said on Rahul being LoP in Lok Sabha
He also spoke about the upcoming Presidential address
Samajwadi Party's Lok Sabha MP R K Chaudhary kicked up a row, comparing the Sengol - installed by the Modi government in the new Parliament - to a 'raj dand' or a king's staff. He asked whether India would be ruled by the Constitution or the 'Raj dand'.
BJP has already hit back asking if Sengol is 'Raj Dand' why did Nehru accept it?
I don't know what views they have expressed: Cong's K Suresh
The grand old party put some distance between themselves and the SP MP's comment.
"I don't know what views they have expressed. I am not aware but Samajwadi Party has expressed their opinion and given their statement. So, they'll take into consideration," K Suresh said to ANI.
The President also said that only few get a chance to serve the nation.
She also praised the voter turnout in J&K and women's participation in the polls.
The comment was met with uproar in the Parliament
The Budget will introduce new reforms in India.
Murmu highlights Modi government's work for farmers
The comment was met with uproar in the Parliament. Manipur continues to be tense over the Kuki-Meitei clashes, and the opposition has questioned PM Modi's silence on the matter.
Government working for lasting peace in North East; several old problems addressed in last 10 yearsPresident Murmu
Steps being taken to usher in development in North East, govt also working for gradual removal of AFSPAPresident Murmu
- Resolve of Reform, Perform and Transform has made India fastest growing economy in world
- Demand for organic products increasing globally; Indian farmers capable of fulfilling this demand
- Govt working on storage initiative for agri-products; has increased MSP for farm produce
- India has taken steps to find solutions to several global problems
- Government has built 3.8 lakh km rural roads under PM Gramin Sadak Yojana to connect villages
- Strength of banks enable them to expand credit base; contribute to economic growth of nation
- Women demanding more participation in Lok Sabha and assemblies are empowered by women's reservation law
- Our goal is to ensure that no one remains untouched by government schemes
- Govt working to increase coverage of accident and life insurance by using Digital India, postal network
- Strength of banks enable them to expand credit base; contribute to economic growth of nation
- Opposing policies different from disrupting Parliament proceedings; people's interest should be paramount for all members
'Reform process in Armed Forces should continue to keep it combat ready,' the President said. (PTI)
Commotion continues as Murmu speaks of exams, and brings up paper leak.
"Cases of paper leaks and irregularities in exams being probed at high level; need to rise above partisan politics," Murmu said, adding "Sanctity, transparency must in government recruitments and examinations." (PTI)
Increased digital payments, Chandrayaan landing, economic improvement are among the things India should be proud of, the President noted.
She said it was a 'blot' on the Constitution
He extended congratulations to Rahul Gandhi as Leader of the Opposition
He ended his oath-taking with 'Jai Hind', 'Jai Samvidhan' (Long Live India, long live Constitution)
Drawing attention to the recently concluded elections, Dhankhar congratulates newly elected members.
His announcement is accompanied by much thumping in the upper house