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Union Minister Pashupati Kumar Paras dissolves parliamentary board of his party

​A communication to the effect issued by Paras was shared by RLJP spokesman Shravan Agrawal, who added that the decision has been taken "in view of Lok Sabha polls" and "a new parliamentary board would be constituted soon". However, the development may be seen in the backdrop of an embarrassment faced by the party two days ago when one of its five MPs turned up at a function hosted by Chirag Paswan, a nephew of Paras who is also his bitter rival.
Narendra Modi Lok Sabha Ram Vilas Paswan Shravan Agrawal Chirag Paswan Veena Devi

lok sabha: 27 women MPs participate in debate on women's reservation bill in Lok Sabha, all back it

"Rajiv Gandhis dream is only half fulfilled. It will be fulfilled with the passage of this bill. The Congress supports this bill. We will be happy with the passage of this bill but we also have a concern. I want to ask a question. For the last 13 years, Indian women have been waiting for their political responsibilities, and now they are being asked to wait for a few more years -- two years, four years, six years, eight years," the former Congress chief said.
Bhawana Gawali Patil Navneet Ravi Rana Beesetti Venkata Satyavathi Satabdi Roy Rajashree Mallick Rajya Sabha

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27 women MPs participated in Women's Reservation Bill debate in Lok Sabha, all supported

Twenty-seven women MPs cutting across party lines spoke during the debate on the women's reservation bill in Lok Sabha, with BJP legislators coming out in support of it and the opposition parties also backing it while demanding its immediate implementation.
Kavita Singh Kanimozhi Karunanidhi Sonia Gandhi Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar Sunita Duggal Rajashree Mallick

Unable to rebuild rain-damaged house, Samba family living in bunker

Jammu Tawi, Aug 11: With guns falling silent along the India-Pakistan border in Jammu and Kashmir over the last two years, thousands of bunkers built for border residents were rendered useless. But for Samba resident Karnail Chand, one such structure has proved to be a blessing in disguise. Sixty-three-year-old Chand, hailing from Nanga village near
Jammu And Kashmir Jammu Tawi India General Tarsem Lal Karnail Chand Abhishek Sharma

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