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However, the Shinde faction spokesperson Deepak Kesarkar has denied the formation of any national committee replacing the existing one appointed by Thackeray. The purported move to form a separate group of 12 Shiv Sena MPs comes weeks after a rebellion of 40 MLAs led by Shinde caused the collapse of the Uddhav Thackeray-led government. "We attended an online meeting of the party national executive held by Chief Minister Eknath Shinde today. We have decided to form a separate group under the leadership of Rahul Shewale (an MP from Mumbai). He will be our group leader," the Sena MP said. He said Shiv Sena MPs Vinayak Raut, Arvind Sawant, Gajanan Kiritkar, Sanjay Jadhav, Om Raje Nimbalkar, and Rajan Vichare did not attend the virtual meeting called by Shinde while the rest 12 MPs from Maharashtra attended. The Shiv Sena has 19 MPs in Lok Sabha, including 18 from Maharashtra. ALSO READ: The MP also claimed that Shiv Sena leaders Anandrao Adsul and Ramdas Kadam, who quit their posts, have been "reinstated" as leaders by the rebel faction. Former MP Shivajirao Adhalrao Patil, and former ministers Gulabrao Patil and Uday Samant have been appointed as deputy leaders of the Shive Sena, the MP claimed. The Shiv Sena has sought disqualification of some rebel MLAs and the matter is pending before the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear on July 20 a batch of pleas pertaining to the recent happenings in Maharashtra that led to the fall of the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) go...

• • • Parliament Winter Session 2022 Highlights: Both Houses adjourned sine die one week before schedule Parliament Winter Session 2022 Highlights: Both Houses adjourned sine die one week before schedule The winter session that began on December 7 saw heated debates over China’s transgressions in Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh, with the Opposition taking on the Centre over the lack of a discussion on the matter and deeming it a “national concern”. The Parliament House building, shrouded in a thick layer of fog, on a cold winter morning, in New Delhi, December 20, 2022. (PTI) Parliament Winter Session 2022 highlights: Both Houses of the Parliament were adjourned sine die on Friday morning, a week ahead of the schedule. The Winter Session of Parliament, which started on December 7, was to otherwise end on December 29. Adjourning Rajya Sabha, Vice-President and Rajya Sabha Chairperson Jagdeep Dhankar talked about the importance of taking necessary precautions to prevent Covid-19 spread. He thanked the members for their cooperation to organise the millets festival in the Parliament. This session saw Lok Sabha holding 13 sittings totalling 62 hours and 42 minutes, and recorded a productivity of 97 per cent. The session saw heated debates over China’s transgressions in Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh, with the Opposition taking on the Centre over the lack of a discussion on the matter and deeming it a “national concern”. The session also saw amendments to the Constitution Scheduled Tri...

The Winter Session of the Lok Sabha was sine die (indefinitely) on Friday, six days ahead of schedule, with the Opposition parties forcing repeated adjournments in the final days over their demand for a discussion on the border issue with China at Line of Actual Control (LAC). The Winter Session commenced on December 7 and was scheduled to conclude on December 29, but it was cut short. This is the eight straight session to conclude before the schedule date. Lok Speaker Om Birla, however, said that there was consensus among floor leaders of all parties to cut short the Winter Session of Parliament because of the upcoming festive season and New Year celebration. “In the Business Advisory Committee (BAC) meeting of Lok Sabha, there was consensus among floor leaders of all political parties to cut short the session,” Birla told reporters here. His remarks assume significance against the backdrop of Opposition leaders alleging that the government has been consistently curtailing Parliament sessions In his valedictory address to the Lower House, Mr. Birla said the productivity of the House was 97% during the 13 sittings and seven bills were passed including the supplementary demands for grants and the Maritime Anti-Piracy Bill. On Wednesday, after two days of an extensive debate on the growing menace of drug and narcotics substances during which Home Minister Amit Shah spelt out the government’s efforts, the Lok Sabha adopted a resolution for the members to collectively work on ...

Lok Sabha Speaker Hosts Members Of Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups In Central Hall On Monday, Lok Sabha Speaker Om hosted representatives of various particularly vulnerable tribal groups in the historic Central Hall of the old Parliament House and said the modern world has much to learn from them. • • • • • Lok Sabha Speaker Hosts Members Of Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups In Central Hall Twitter Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Monday hosted representatives of various particularly vulnerable tribal groups in the historic Central Hall of the old Parliament House and said the modern world has much to learn from them. Addressing the tribal representatives, Birla said the Central Hall was an embodiment of the democratic values that the Constitution imparts to all Indians. He said the Central Hall was the very place where the framers of the Constitution guaranteed equality, justice, and freedom to all Indians. According to a statement issued by the Lok Sabha Secretariat, Birla told the gathering that the architects of the Constitution felt an acute requirement for backwardness to be removed and ensured this constitutionally. The speaker expressed "full confidence" that India would soon see more representation from particularly vulnerable tribal groups (PVTGs) not only in all walks of life but in Parliament as well. The groups came from several states and Union territories, including Andaman and Nicobar, Chhattisgarh, Tripura, Assam, Telangana, Manipur, and Jharkhand. ...

On October 5 last year, the TRS general body led by its President and Chief Minister After transformation into BRS, the party has been appealing to both the Rajya Sabha and the Lok Sabha to recognise the change of the party name as ‘BRS’. To this effect, BRS senior leader K Keshava Rao in Rajya Sabha submitted a letter to the Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankar and BRS Lok Sabha floor leader Nama Nageswara Rao had submitted a letter to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla. On June 8, the Rajya Sabha gave its consent for name change.

However, the Shinde faction spokesperson Deepak Kesarkar has denied the formation of any national committee replacing the existing one appointed by Thackeray. The purported move to form a separate group of 12 Shiv Sena MPs comes weeks after a rebellion of 40 MLAs led by Shinde caused the collapse of the Uddhav Thackeray-led government. "We attended an online meeting of the party national executive held by Chief Minister Eknath Shinde today. We have decided to form a separate group under the leadership of Rahul Shewale (an MP from Mumbai). He will be our group leader," the Sena MP said. He said Shiv Sena MPs Vinayak Raut, Arvind Sawant, Gajanan Kiritkar, Sanjay Jadhav, Om Raje Nimbalkar, and Rajan Vichare did not attend the virtual meeting called by Shinde while the rest 12 MPs from Maharashtra attended. The Shiv Sena has 19 MPs in Lok Sabha, including 18 from Maharashtra. ALSO READ: The MP also claimed that Shiv Sena leaders Anandrao Adsul and Ramdas Kadam, who quit their posts, have been "reinstated" as leaders by the rebel faction. Former MP Shivajirao Adhalrao Patil, and former ministers Gulabrao Patil and Uday Samant have been appointed as deputy leaders of the Shive Sena, the MP claimed. The Shiv Sena has sought disqualification of some rebel MLAs and the matter is pending before the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear on July 20 a batch of pleas pertaining to the recent happenings in Maharashtra that led to the fall of the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) go...

• • • Parliament Winter Session 2022 Highlights: Both Houses adjourned sine die one week before schedule Parliament Winter Session 2022 Highlights: Both Houses adjourned sine die one week before schedule The winter session that began on December 7 saw heated debates over China’s transgressions in Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh, with the Opposition taking on the Centre over the lack of a discussion on the matter and deeming it a “national concern”. The Parliament House building, shrouded in a thick layer of fog, on a cold winter morning, in New Delhi, December 20, 2022. (PTI) Parliament Winter Session 2022 highlights: Both Houses of the Parliament were adjourned sine die on Friday morning, a week ahead of the schedule. The Winter Session of Parliament, which started on December 7, was to otherwise end on December 29. Adjourning Rajya Sabha, Vice-President and Rajya Sabha Chairperson Jagdeep Dhankar talked about the importance of taking necessary precautions to prevent Covid-19 spread. He thanked the members for their cooperation to organise the millets festival in the Parliament. This session saw Lok Sabha holding 13 sittings totalling 62 hours and 42 minutes, and recorded a productivity of 97 per cent. The session saw heated debates over China’s transgressions in Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh, with the Opposition taking on the Centre over the lack of a discussion on the matter and deeming it a “national concern”. The session also saw amendments to the Constitution Scheduled Tri...

On October 5 last year, the TRS general body led by its President and Chief Minister After transformation into BRS, the party has been appealing to both the Rajya Sabha and the Lok Sabha to recognise the change of the party name as ‘BRS’. To this effect, BRS senior leader K Keshava Rao in Rajya Sabha submitted a letter to the Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankar and BRS Lok Sabha floor leader Nama Nageswara Rao had submitted a letter to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla. On June 8, the Rajya Sabha gave its consent for name change.

Lok Sabha Speaker Hosts Members Of Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups In Central Hall On Monday, Lok Sabha Speaker Om hosted representatives of various particularly vulnerable tribal groups in the historic Central Hall of the old Parliament House and said the modern world has much to learn from them. • • • • • Lok Sabha Speaker Hosts Members Of Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups In Central Hall Twitter Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Monday hosted representatives of various particularly vulnerable tribal groups in the historic Central Hall of the old Parliament House and said the modern world has much to learn from them. Addressing the tribal representatives, Birla said the Central Hall was an embodiment of the democratic values that the Constitution imparts to all Indians. He said the Central Hall was the very place where the framers of the Constitution guaranteed equality, justice, and freedom to all Indians. According to a statement issued by the Lok Sabha Secretariat, Birla told the gathering that the architects of the Constitution felt an acute requirement for backwardness to be removed and ensured this constitutionally. The speaker expressed "full confidence" that India would soon see more representation from particularly vulnerable tribal groups (PVTGs) not only in all walks of life but in Parliament as well. The groups came from several states and Union territories, including Andaman and Nicobar, Chhattisgarh, Tripura, Assam, Telangana, Manipur, and Jharkhand. ...

The Winter Session of the Lok Sabha was sine die (indefinitely) on Friday, six days ahead of schedule, with the Opposition parties forcing repeated adjournments in the final days over their demand for a discussion on the border issue with China at Line of Actual Control (LAC). The Winter Session commenced on December 7 and was scheduled to conclude on December 29, but it was cut short. This is the eight straight session to conclude before the schedule date. Lok Speaker Om Birla, however, said that there was consensus among floor leaders of all parties to cut short the Winter Session of Parliament because of the upcoming festive season and New Year celebration. “In the Business Advisory Committee (BAC) meeting of Lok Sabha, there was consensus among floor leaders of all political parties to cut short the session,” Birla told reporters here. His remarks assume significance against the backdrop of Opposition leaders alleging that the government has been consistently curtailing Parliament sessions In his valedictory address to the Lower House, Mr. Birla said the productivity of the House was 97% during the 13 sittings and seven bills were passed including the supplementary demands for grants and the Maritime Anti-Piracy Bill. On Wednesday, after two days of an extensive debate on the growing menace of drug and narcotics substances during which Home Minister Amit Shah spelt out the government’s efforts, the Lok Sabha adopted a resolution for the members to collectively work on ...