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Chandigarh, March 10 The Congress motion of no confidence against the BJP-JJP government in Haryana was defeated on Wednesday with 55 members of the assembly voting against the motion while 32 members from the opposition camp backed it. The motion was defeated following a division of votes. At the end of a marathon six-hour discussion on the motion, Speaker Gian Chand Gupta announced the 55-32 break up in the House. The 55 members who voted against the motion included 39 from the BJP, 10 of all...

"When Rome Was Burning": Bhupinder Hoodas Dig At Haryana No-Trust Debate "When Rome Was Burning": Bhupinder Hoodas Dig At Haryana No-Trust Debate A no-confidence motion moved by the Congress against the Manohar Lal Khattar government was taken up in the Haryana Assembly this morning Agriculture is a state subject, Bhupinder Singh Hooda reminded while speaking of the farm laws. Chandigarh: The Congress today moved a no-confidence motion against the Haryana government...

Chandigarh, March 10 The Congress motion of no confidence against the BJP-JJP government in Haryana was defeated on Wednesday with 55 members of the assembly voting against the motion while 32 members from the opposition camp backed it. The motion was defeated following a division of votes. At the end of a marathon six-hour discussion on the motion, Speaker Gian Chand Gupta announced the 55-32 break up in the House. The 55 members who voted against the motion included 39 from the BJP, 10 of all...

The Manohar Lal Khattar government in Haryana defeated the no-confidence motion moved by the Congress in the state assembly today. The ruling BJP-JJP alliance had 55 votes, the opposition scraped up 32 votes. The Congress had moved the motion, claiming two Independent MLAs supporting the government have withdrawn support to the government. The party, though, had made it clear that the exercise was meant to expose MLAs who were not supporting the farmers' cause amid widespread anger over th...

Violence erupts after singer praised JJP MLA during event in Haryanas Jind, 7 hospitalised This is a case of rivalry between the two groups in the village. Four people from one group and three from the other are injured, the DSP said. Share Via Email   |  A+A A- Siwaha village Sarpanch Ved Pal said that the violence erupted during a function where MLA Dhanda had been invited to join a religious bhandara. (Photo | ANI) By ANI JIND: A violence erupted between two groups here in Siwaha vi...

Updated Feb 18, 2021 | 14:58 IST An agitation for the roll back of farm laws is increasingly being exploited to serve a multitude of disparate purposes. Jat farmers protesting at the Ghazipur border&nbsp | &nbspPhoto Credit:&nbspBCCL In a renewed endeavour to wrench back the spotlight on themselves, agitating farmers are holding Rail Roko to infuse greater vigour into their movement. A Mahapanchayat of farmers is also being organised at Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan.  Consid...

India News: The law of sedition is a powerful tool in the hands of the state to maintain peace and order in society and it cannot be invoked to “quieten any disqu

View: India needs empowered cities to nurture elected mayors for top political jobs SECTIONS Share Synopsis India needs a political system enabling dozens of politicians to prove their capabilities as mayor of cities, some of which have populations of tens of millions, more than that of many nations. ET Bureau India’s political system is too top-down. In a first-past-the-post electoral system, few talented new faces can gain enough critical mass to win elections. India’s political parties t...

The ongoing farmer’s unrest reflects the growing chasm between India and Bharat. Share Via Email   |  A+A A- Farmers cultivate the land to feed the people. Politicians cultivate the farmers to rule the people. This divergence of interests has been the cause of farmers’ revolts in India from the Indigo revolt to Champaran satyagraha, the Bardoli Movement to the Telangana Peasant Revolt, and now. The ongoing farmer’s unrest reflects the growing chasm between India and Bharat. Both per...

Photographs by PTI outlookindia.com 2021-02-10T16:20:04+05:30 Time is a great healer, they say. On January 29, many in western Uttar Pradesh’s Muzaffarnagar stood witness to a moment of rapprochement that could inflect India’s political history—or not. It’s vital to offer that caveat right at the outset. For, the unseen undercurrents of our politics do not necessarily submit to neat surface syllogisms. Contrary pulls make up our political psychology to such an exten...