Monsoon session of Parliament from July 17 to August 11
Politics | Jun 24, 2017, 05:55 PM ISTSources said the session, which usually commences in the last week of July, is set to be advanced this year due to the presidential polls.
Sources said the session, which usually commences in the last week of July, is set to be advanced this year due to the presidential polls.
The monsoon session of Parliament will commence on July 17 and end on August 11.
Both Houses of Parliament have been adjourned sine die. The Houses transact significant legislative business by passing the long-pending Goods and Services Tax (GST) Bill and adopting unanimous resolution on Kashmir.
New Delhi: The crucial monsoon session of parliament begins today with the government in an optimistic mood over the possibility of passage of Goods and Services Tax (GST) bill. During an all party meet convened
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has expressed confidence that the much-delayed GST Bill will be passed in the upcoming Monsoon Session of Parliament, beginning later this month.
The Congress, which has so far been critical of GST, has said that it is may do away with the demand of specifying a cap on the tax rates if the government provides a legal commitment for a rate that Congress views as reasonable and viable.
New Delhi: The Monsoon Session of the Parliament will commence from July 18 and end on August 12, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Venkaiah Naidu said today. The decision was taken on Wednesday in a meeting
The Cabinet Committee on Parliamentary Affairs (CCPA) will meet tomorrow to take a call on the schedule of the upcoming Monsoon Session of the parliament.
Parliament's monsoon session is likely to begin from July 18, and GST and some other important bills will be passed during it, Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi said on Friday.
The Monsoon Session of Parliament is likely to begin in the third week of July and end by mid August, with the Cabinet Committee on Parliamentary Affairs set to meet on June 29 to decide on the schedule.
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New Delhi: The NDA government is in talks with all political parties to bring them onboard to convene a special session of Parliament in the second week of September for GST Bill passage.The government, which
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New Delhi: Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has slammed Congress President Sonia Gandhi for hitting a new low during Monsoon session of parliament.In his latest blog titled “THE MONSOON SESSION - IS IT INDIA'S LOSS?”
New Delhi: Bringing an end to the Monsoon session, both houses of Parliament have been adjourned sine die.Because of this adjournment, the Upper House could not pass the Goods and Services Tax Bill - considered
New Delhi: Speaker Sumitra Mahajan on Wednesday said Congress was "wrong" in obstructing external affairs minister Sushma Swaraj when she spoke in Lok Sabha and said she felt "aghast" at the frequent disruptions which are
New Delhi: Government today tore into Congress for its allegations against External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj in the Lalit Modi issue and ruled out her resignation, saying she had been made a “scapegoat of a
Kolkata: Terming the ongoing logjam in Parliament as ‘unfortunate' BJP national president Amit Shah today said the GST bill had been stalled for political reasons and appealed to Congress to support it for the development
New Delhi: A remark against her by a BJP member on Wednesday angered Sonia Gandhi who rushed into the well of the Lok Sabha along with her party colleagues, protesting vigorously and forcing abrupt adjournment
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