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The Congress party has criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the design of the new Parliament building, claiming that it hinders democracy and conversations. Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh suggested that the building should be called the "Modi Multiplex or Modi Marriot" and that a better use for it would be found after a change in regime in 2024.
Haryana deputy chief minister Dushyant Chautala on Friday took strong exception to Vidhan Sabha secretariat unilaterally converting short duration discussion notices into calling attention notices. The issue cropped up when the House was to start debate on calling attention notices regarding recent floods.
debate in 1980. he lost the state and propelled george h.w. bush to the lead for a time. ronald reagan eventually overtook him and won the nomination. i don't think george h.w. bush would have been president if he hadn't won iowa in 1980. he wouldn't have gotten the vice presidential nomination. he had a foothold in the race and stayed in and ended up being president of the united states. it can be consequential skipping debates. >> we haven't spoken about chris christie yet. how do you view his strategy tonight? he's talked about going after donald trump and he has talked perhaps about putting ron desantis in his crosshairs tonight. >> bill, all eight have something in common. they are behind. they are behind a lot to the guy who is not there. they can quarrel among themselves, but they have to catch secretariat right now. you better make the case, same ideas, fewer indictments. somebody has got to make the case. i've got the same idea as donald
The no-trust motion in the Lok Sabha with Prime Minister Narendra Modi replying to it, introduction of Delhi Bill in the Rajya Sabha and Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's likely comeback to Parliament are the highlights of the last week of monsoon session beginning Monday.
This will come into effect from August and the move would benefit about 30.55 lakh pensioners, Finance Minister Thangam Thennarasu said while briefing the media on the decision taken at the Cabinet meeting held at the Secretariat. The gesture would entail the state government an additional expenditure of Rs 845 crore, he said.