India's Parliament Monsoon Session 2026 ended on August 13 after weeks of Parliament disruptions driven by student protests, the Ram temple row and demands for government answers. PRS Legislative Research said Lok Sabha worked for only 15% of its scheduled time and Rajya Sabha for 33%, while legislative scrutiny and Question Hour were heavily affected. Parliament disruptions dominate the session
India's Parliament Monsoon Session 2026 ended on August 13 after weeks of Parliament disruptions driven by student protests, the Ram temple row and demands for government answers. PRS Legislative Research said Lok Sabha worked for only 15% of its scheduled time and Rajya Sabha for 33%, while legislative scrutiny and Question Hour were heavily affected. Parliament disruptions dominate the session
Parliament disruptions in India have repeatedly interrupted the Monsoon Session. While protests can spotlight important issues, they also weaken Question Hour accountability and parliamentary bill scrutiny, leaving Opposition MPs with fewer opportunities to challenge the government.
Parliament disruptions in India have repeatedly interrupted the Monsoon Session. While protests can spotlight important issues, they also weaken Question Hour accountability and parliamentary bill scrutiny, leaving Opposition MPs with fewer opportunities to challenge the government.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met around 45 NDA Lok Sabha MPs at a breakfast meeting in New Delhi, urging stronger participation in parliamentary debates, better preparation, smoother House proceedings and greater focus on state development and alliance unity. NDA meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a breakfast interaction with around 45 newly elected and first-time NDA Lok Sabha MPs on Frida
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met around 45 NDA Lok Sabha MPs at a breakfast meeting in New Delhi, urging stronger participation in parliamentary debates, better preparation, smoother House proceedings and greater focus on state development and alliance unity. NDA meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a breakfast interaction with around 45 newly elected and first-time NDA Lok Sabha MPs on Frida
Parliament’s Monsoon Session entered its third week with key legislation listed for discussion and Opposition protests disrupting proceedings. A parliamentary panel will question Meta, Google, X, Snapchat and other platforms amid scrutiny over digital regulation and the removal of PM Modi’s post.
Parliament’s Monsoon Session entered its third week with key legislation listed for discussion and Opposition protests disrupting proceedings. A parliamentary panel will question Meta, Google, X, Snapchat and other platforms amid scrutiny over digital regulation and the removal of PM Modi’s post.
The Lok Sabha is expected to debate the anti-paper leak amendment bill after Speaker Om Birla’s discussions with political parties helped ease a week-long parliamentary deadlock. The debate follows Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation and continuing Opposition demands for accountability over alleged police action against protesting students.
The Lok Sabha is expected to debate the anti-paper leak amendment bill after Speaker Om Birla’s discussions with political parties helped ease a week-long parliamentary deadlock. The debate follows Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation and continuing Opposition demands for accountability over alleged police action against protesting students.
Monday, July 27, 2026, Parliament will take up Bills concerning examination paper leaks, Supreme Court judges and protection of national symbols during Monday’s proceedings. Monsoon Session Brings Anti-Paper Leak Bill to Lok Sabha The Union government is prepa
Monday, July 27, 2026, Parliament will take up Bills concerning examination paper leaks, Supreme Court judges and protection of national symbols during Monday’s proceedings. Monsoon Session Brings Anti-Paper Leak Bill to Lok Sabha The Union government is prepa
The Union Cabinet will review a draft paper leak bill proposing fast-track courts and stricter punishment for examination fraud. PM Modi said the measures aim to protect students, prevent academic-year losses and strengthen action after the alleged NEET paper leak. Paper Leak Bill: Cabinet to Review Tougher Measures Today The Union Cabinet is set to discuss a draft proposal aimed at strengthening action against examination paper leaks, Prime Minister
The Union Cabinet will review a draft paper leak bill proposing fast-track courts and stricter punishment for examination fraud. PM Modi said the measures aim to protect students, prevent academic-year losses and strengthen action after the alleged NEET paper leak. Paper Leak Bill: Cabinet to Review Tougher Measures Today The Union Cabinet is set to discuss a draft proposal aimed at strengthening action against examination paper leaks, Prime Minister
The CJP Protest Live situation intensified at Jantar Mantar after police used lathis while demonstrators gathered for the proposed Chalo Sansad march. Protesters are demanding accountability over alleged NEET irregularities as strict security restrictions remain in force around Parliament and central Delhi.
The CJP Protest Live situation intensified at Jantar Mantar after police used lathis while demonstrators gathered for the proposed Chalo Sansad march. Protesters are demanding accountability over alleged NEET irregularities as strict security restrictions remain in force around Parliament and central Delhi.
Parliament Monsoon Session 2026 began in New Delhi as Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged lawmakers to hold constructive, fact-based debates and ensure productive proceedings. The Opposition is preparing to raise the NEET-UG paper leak, Sonam Wangchuk’s protest, Ayodhya donation concerns, ethanol policy and other major national issues.
Parliament Monsoon Session 2026 began in New Delhi as Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged lawmakers to hold constructive, fact-based debates and ensure productive proceedings. The Opposition is preparing to raise the NEET-UG paper leak, Sonam Wangchuk’s protest, Ayodhya donation concerns, ethanol policy and other major national issues.
The Centre has listed five new bills and two previously introduced measures for the Monsoon Session 2026 beginning Monday, July 20. However, the Delimitation Bill and Public Office Disqualification Bill are absent, fuelling speculation over whether they could be introduced later. Monsoon Session Bills Leave Delimitation Question Open The Union government has outlined its legislative agenda for the Monsoon Session 2026, listing five new bil
The Centre has listed five new bills and two previously introduced measures for the Monsoon Session 2026 beginning Monday, July 20. However, the Delimitation Bill and Public Office Disqualification Bill are absent, fuelling speculation over whether they could be introduced later. Monsoon Session Bills Leave Delimitation Question Open The Union government has outlined its legislative agenda for the Monsoon Session 2026, listing five new bil