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Speaking of the farm laws passed in Parliament recently, PM Modi said the farm reform laws have broken shackles of the farmers and also provided new opportunities to them

Israel ambassador to India Ron Malka has extended his support to the farm laws passed by the Indian parliament 

 Why the farmers’ bills and FCRA bills are important
 

Parliament on Tuesday gave its approval to a taxation bill that seeks to provide various reliefs in terms of compliance requirements for taxpayers amid the coronavirus pandemic

The Monsoon session began on September 14 and is slated to end on October 1 and a final decision will be taken by the Cabinet Committee on Parliamentary Affairs

The Union home ministry on Wednesday said in Parliament that no infiltration has been reported along the border with China in the last six months

Defence minister Rajnath Singh addressed the Parliament today and added India is strong enough to guard its borders strongly

The bill proposes to make the law banning manual scavenging more stringent by increasing the imprisonment term and the fine amount, the officials said

As opposition parties try to corner Modi government over cancellation of question hour in upcoming monsoon session, it is to be noted that several state assemblies have cancelled their own question hours 
 

The concerns of the opposition parties over the proposal of not having the Question Hour during the forthcoming Monsoon Session of the Parliament has made headlines in the media. However, a reality check revealed that this spirit of commitment to Question Hour, given its importance as stated by the opposition did not reflect in the House during the five-year period of 2015-2019

 The issue of the Centre’s decision not to have question hours during the upcoming Parliament session has made the opposition question it. But truth to tell, such abolitions are nothing new 

One year has passed since the decision to abrogate the Articles 370 and 35A from Jammu & Kashmir was taken by the Indian Parliament in the larger interest to protect the unity, integrity safety and sovereignty of the country, but the rogue country in the neighbourhood Pakistan, China and even Turkey are not refraining themselves from raking the K-factor at every possible platform

The then Congress-led government failed to remember the Kargil martyrs, until MP Rajeev Chandrasekhar raised it in the Parliament in July 2009

She launched a special public hearing initiative 'Aapki Didi, 'Aapke Dwar' programme on July 13. The programme is aimed at redressing via e-Choupals the grievances of the people of her parliamentary constituency Amethi

In 2016, during the zero hour in the parliament, Rajya Sabha MP Rajeev Chandrasekhar had raised the issue about animal cruelty and appealed to amend The Prevention of Cruelty to Animal Act (PCA)