New Delhi: Janata Dal (United) chief and Rajya Sabha MP Sharad Yadav today expressed his anger against the online signature campaign launched by over 15,000 people including top industrialists urging Parliamentarians to allow the parliament
New Delhi: Over 15,000 people including the country's top industrialists have launched a signature campaign urging MPs to allow Parliament to transact business."Parliamentary protest are not unknown. Parliamentary stalemates can never be permanent. Parliamentary paralysis
New Delhi: The contentious land acquisition bill will not come to Parliament before the Winter Session, with the Joint Committee of Parliament examining the measure today deciding to seek more time to finalise its report
New Delhi: Parliament is likley to remain paralysed during the last days of monsoon session as Congress today showed no signs of relenting on its protests on the Lalit Modi and Vyapam issues and hit
New Delhi: Over 200 defence personnel have been killed due to insurgency, terrorism and cross border firing in the country since 2012.In a written reply in Lok Sabha, defence minister Manohar Parrikar said 61 were
New Delhi: The voice of the opposition is "being suppressed in Parliament", said Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi as the party continued its protest for the third day on Thursday over the suspension of 25 of
The monsoon session of Parliament might have been the no-work only brawl period, but politicians made it sure that they put their most fashionable foot forward in whatever they are doing.Though, political leaders and fashion
Indore: Union Minister Prakash Javadekar today said holding the Parliament to ransom was a "contempt of democracy" and blamed Congress President Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi for the logjam during the ongoing monsoon session."Sonia and
New Delh: Slamming a "confused and afraid" Congress for disrupting the ongoing monsoon session of parliament, the BJP on Sunday said party president Sonia Gandhi will have to take the blame if the session was
Hyderabad: Despite the monsoon session of Parliament being a near washout so far, the government hopes to resolve the impasse at an all-party meeting today to pave the way for discussion on issues raised by
New Delhi: With half of the Monsoon session virtually washed out, Narendra Modi led Government will make a fresh bid to end the two-week-long deadlock in Parliament with an all-party meeting tomorrow.While the BJP-led coalition
Panaji: Goa may become bankrupt like Greece if the BJP-led coalition government did not stop borrowing and curb unnecessary spending, opposition legislators warned on Wednesday.Speaking during the monsoon session of the Goa legislative assembly, Independent
New Delhi: Parliament today paid glowing tributes to former President A P J Abdul Kalam, hailing him as India's “true son” and “real gem” whose contributions will be deeply cherished by the grateful nation. Both
New Delhi: Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan on Monday "named" Congress member Adhir Ranjan Chowdhary for disregarding and insulting the chair by banging a placard on her table.The speaker named Chowdhary under rule 374 (1)
New Delhi: Accusing Congress of “failing to keep national interests over its political agenda”, Government today said the main opposition party stood “isolated” in disrupting Parliament at a time when MPs of other parties condemned
Chennai: Union Minister D V Sadananda Gowda today charged Congress with stalling Parliament over Lalit Modi case and Vyapam as it did not have any other issue and said that this was not in the
New Delhi: Over Rs 32 crore were spent on organising the first International Yoga Day which was celebrated on June 21, the government today said. “The total funds earmarked or spent by the AYUSH Ministry
New Delhi: The deadlock in Parliament is likely to continue with Congress today rallying other opposition parties on "no resignation, no discussion" strategy over Lalit Modi and Vyapam controversies. Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi and party
New Delhi: Deadlock continued in the both Houses of Parliament today with Congress-led Opposition and BJP launching attack on each other over several issues.While the opposition was adamant on demand for resignations of External Affairs
New Delhi: New Delhi has conveyed its concerns to the US over sale of missiles and attack helicopters to Pakistan, saying it must take into account Indo-US ties and the impact on India's security before
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