- 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 Vande Mataram bill was introduced in the Rajya Sabha, and Amit Shah pledged stringent action on examination paper leaks.
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The Vande Mataram bill was introduced in the Rajya Sabha, and Amit Shah pledged stringent action on examination paper leaks.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Parliament passed the law granting Vande Mataram status.1 source
Vande Mataram bill granted legal status, alongside 80th Independence Day ceremony announcement.1 source
Vande Mataram bill introduced in Rajya Sabha; Amit Shah pledges action on paper leaks.1 source
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The government is seeking to pass constitutional amendment bills, which requires the upper house (Rajya Sabha) to approve them.Also in this story
- The Rajya Sabha introduced and approved the Tribunals Reforms Bill on August 1, 2026.
- The Bharatiya Janata Party secured a supermajority in the Rajya Sabha, enabling the possibility of constitutional amendments and overhaul.
- The Union Government is reporting financial details to the Rajya Sabha, which operates as part of the Indian Parliament.
The entities involved
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Rajya Sabha
Upper house of Indian Legislature
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Amit Shah
Indian politician and 32nd Union Minister of Home Affairs