- The government is facing pressure to justify its existence, while a parliamentary body is considering electoral reform.
- The government is seeking to pass constitutional amendment bills, which requires the upper house (Rajya Sabha) to approve them.
- The Union Government is reporting financial details to the Rajya Sabha, which operates as part of the Indian Parliament.
Bills were introduced during the Monsoon Session in the Rajya Sabha, where a historian offered a new perspective on Indian history.
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Updated Aug 18
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What happened
Bills were introduced during the Monsoon Session in the Rajya Sabha, where a historian offered a new perspective on Indian history.
Who's involved
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Part of
The Union Government is reporting financial details to the Rajya Sabha, which operates as part of the Indian Parliament.Also in this story
- Government data was presented in the Rajya Sabha, where it was noted that the Centre does not prescribe a uniform frequency.
- The Ministry informed the Rajya Sabha about travel costs incurred during official duties.
- Pankaj Chaudhary, as Minister of State for Finance, confirmed the government shared financial data in the Rajya Sabha.
- Pankaj Chaudhary replied to a query in the Rajya Sabha regarding updates on RRB performance.
The entities involved
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Rajya Sabha
Upper house of Indian Legislature
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parliament
legislative body of government
Related events
- The BJP President faces criticism regarding leadership failures and the opposition accuses of poor conduct during the ongoing Monsoon Session.
- JP Nadda, who was the Leader of the House during the Monsoon Session, has been admitted to AIIMS Delhi for an urgent medical procedure.
- El Nino is causing rainfall deficits across India, while draft bills are anticipated to be introduced in Parliament during the next session.