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Both Houses of Parliament were adjourned sine die on Friday, bringing down the curtain on the monsoon session that witnessed persistent protests over the ethnic violence in Manipur and a fiery debate on the no-confidence motion against the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government.

Speaking to reporters, the minister asserted that only some unparliamentary words and not Bharat Mata were expunged from Gandhis address during the no-confidence motion debate on Wednesday and accused opposition parties of creating ruckus and not letting debate on several key bills happen during the session for political reasons.

New Delhi: Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi on Friday refuted Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s charge that words ‘Bharat Mata’ in his speech were expunged from Lok Sabha proceedings,...

Parliament was adjourned sine die on Friday after the conclusion of its monsoon session which had 17 sittings since 20 July

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Speaking to reporters, the minister asserted that only some unparliamentary words and not 'Bharat Mata' were expunged from Gandhi's address during the no-confidence motion debate on Wednesday

Both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha did not see a debate on the Manipur violence, but Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah spoke on it during their addresses on the no-confidence motion.

The suspension of Opposition MPs, a no-confidence motion, contentious Bills, and bitter exchanges between the BJP and the INDIA alliance. The Monsoon Session had it all.

The Union Ministry of Cooperation released a circular with a subject, "Instructions for transferring Coopera

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi was disqualified as Lok Sabha MP on March 24 this year after a court in Gujarats Surat sentenced him to two years in jail in the Modi surname case. However, the Supreme Court on Friday stayed his conviction, paving the way for his reinstatement as Lok Sabha MP.