Parliament Session  

 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 

Addressing the Lok Sabha Parliament, Ladakh BJP MP Jamyang Tsering Namgyal claimed that the people of Ladakh welcome the abolition Article 370 as they never wanted to be part of Kashmir

Jharkhand minister CP Singh of the BJP was seen coaxing a Muslim lawmaker to chant “Jai Sri Ram” right outside the state Assembly. BJP’s Ashwini Upadhyay said to MyNation that the issue was resolved by the two of them with a hug, while also admitting that he didn’t feel it was right to thrust one’s religion on to another. TMC MP Derek O'Brien said he had informed the CBI that he would appear before the agency with respect to the Saradha chit fund scam after the Parliament session ends on August 7 and asserted that he would not be intimidated. For the top stories of the day from across the country, watch MyNation in 100 seconds.

Centre wants to extend Parliament session by 10 days, but opposition parties have disapproved the proposal. However, decision on extending the session is the government's prerogative.  
 

The Parliament session began on June 17 and is scheduled to conclude on July 26. The extension plans are being considered to complete legislative business

Robert Vadra scams have resurfaced after the issue was brought up in Parliament during the Zero Hour by BJP member Nishikant Dubey, who has sought a thorough investigation into the case.

As the 16th Lok Sabha was dissolved last month, the contentious triple talaq Bill had lapsed as well as it was stuck in the Rajya Sabha and hence could not be passed in the Parliament