Showing posts with label parliament. Show all posts
Showing posts with label parliament. Show all posts

Wednesday, 26 November 2014

Lok Sabha passes bill to amend CBI chief’s selection process

Lok Sabha passes bill to amend CBI chief's selection process
Lok Sabha passes bill to amend CBI chief’s selection process
New Delhi, The Lok Sabha Wednesday passed a bill to amend the Delhi Special Police Establishment Act to include leader of the single largest opposition party as a member of the selection committee to choose the CBI chief.

Tuesday, 20 August 2013

Coal Scam:Parliament adjouned till Thursday after ruckus over missing coal block files,food bill ,coalgate ,food security bill ,coal scam ,missing files,congress ,bjp ,parliament ,rajya sabha ,lok sabha ,manmohan singh ,sriprakash jaiswal ,monsoon session,BJP ups the ante against PM over missing coal files, stalls Food Bill

Coal Scam:Parliament adjouned till Thursday 
sushma jpg 1557168eBoth houses of parliament were adjourned till Thursday after being repeatedly disrupted over the BJP's demand for a statement by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on the missing files related to the allocation of coal blocks.

As soon as the Lok Sabha assembled at 11 a.m. Tuesday, the price rise issue was raised by the Left parties and the Janata Dal-United (JD-U) forcing Speaker Meira Kumar to adjourn the house for half-an-hour.




Friday, 16 August 2013

Isn’t Twitter merely emulating the trolls in Indian Parliament?, parliament, indian parliament, independence day speech, Narendra modi, latest news, latest and political news, political news, latest and breaking news, breaking news.

Isn’t Twitter merely emulating the trolls in Indian Parliament?.
SOCIALThe only other thing that is a constant in the present Lok Sabha apart from speaker Meira Kumar’s back-from-a-vipassana-vacation smile, is the promise that it will be adjourned at least thrice in a single day.
 
It’s difficult to see a reason why our MPs, who have to pretend to be employed for just a third of the year, should demand so many breaks in a single work day. The logic behind a body like the parliament’s functioning is fairly simple – facilitating governance through passing legislatures and making sure that the government doesn’t run amok under the critical watch of a body in political opposition.
However, expecting an essentially political organisation to function exclusively on those lines is probably as realistic as expecting Bollywood to stop making actresses lip sync to songs playing out of mountain tops and other scientifically inexplicable locations.