India’s Parliament suspends proceedings again as MPs demand discussion over US action on Adani
NEW DELHI - India’s Lower House of Parliament suspended proceedings for a second day on Nov 27 after disruptions by lawmakers demanding a discussion of the US indictment of billionaire Gautam Adani, while stocks of his group’s companies clawed back some losses.
Every minute of disrupting the Parliament costs at least Rs. 2.5 lakh to the Indian taxpayer. That’s more than the average ...
A section of Congress's Lok Sabha MPs believe that the party’s Rajya Sabha leadership calling the shots, wants the House to ...
NEW DELHI, (Reuters) – Both houses of Indian parliament were suspended temporarily on Thursday within minutes of opening as ...
YSRCP MP proposes holding Parliament sessions in south India to improve efficiency and inclusivity, echoing past discussions ...
After repeated adjournments and protests since the beginning of the session on November 25, both Houses of Parliament will ...
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar on Sunday said Parliament is meant for the cause of public welfare and stressed that every second of its working should be utilised for the welfare of the people. The ...
On November 29, amid continuous sloganeering by opposition MPs in both Houses for the fourth straight day, Parliament was ...
Amid massive uproar in the lower house, Speaker Om Birla appealed to the opposition to let the sessions continue. Parliament ...
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