संसद के मानसून सत्र का 13वां दिन: सरकार वक्फ एक्ट में 40 संशोधन वाला बिल ला सकती है; कल विदेश मंत्री बांग्लादेश हिंसा पर बोले थे

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar gave a statement of about 5 minutes in the Rajya Sabha on Bangladesh violence.

Wednesday (7 August) is the 13th day of the Monsoon Session of Parliament. Today, the Central Government can bring a bill to amend about 40 things in the existing Waqf Act. Currently, the Waqf has the power to declare any land as its property. This can be banned in the new bill.

On the 12th day of the session, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar gave a statement in both the houses of Parliament on the latest situation in Bangladesh. He said that the neighbouring country is facing a political crisis. The Indian government is keeping an eye on the situation there.

Jaishankar further said that people are on the streets in Bangladesh. Hindus have been targeted there. This is a matter of concern. The protesters also attacked the police, after which the situation worsened. He also told that after the resignation, Sheikh Hasina had sought permission to come to India. After this, the Indian government made arrangements for her arrival.

INDIA Block’s demonstration outside Parliament

Before the start of the Parliament session on Tuesday, the MPs of INDIA Block protested outside the Parliament building. They were demanding to keep life insurance and health insurance out of the purview of GST. Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has also made this demand to the Finance Minister.

Read the proceedings of the last 12 days of Parliament in sequence…

12th day of Parliament: Minister of State for Home said- Amarnath Yatra is being monitored through CCTV

Minister of State for Home Nityanand Rai told the Lok Sabha that there were 2 terrorist attacks on pilgrims in Jammu and Kashmir between 2019 and 29 July 2024. 14 pilgrims were killed in these. CCTV cameras have been installed on Shri Amarnath Yatra routes, camps, langar points to ensure the safety of pilgrims. Drone surveillance has been done at sensitive places. The security of the Yatra route is given to the army. Read full news…

11th day of Parliament: Debate on payment of dues to Sahara investors

There was a heated debate on the issue of Sahara investors’ pending money during the Question Hour on the 11th day of the session. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had said that the Supreme Court is supervising us. There is no use in raising hands on us.

He had said that the government cannot take a decision. No member should go out and say that the government is not giving money. The government is calling people with folded hands to come with documents. We are ready to give money.

Tenth day of Parliament: Shivraj Singh said- Opposition to farmers is in the DNA of Congress

Friday (2 August) was the tenth day of the Monsoon Session of Parliament. Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan had taken a dig at the Congress in the Rajya Sabha by referring to Shakuni, Chausar, Chakravyuh. During this, Shivraj said – Anti-farmer is in the DNA of Congress. Congress’s priorities were wrong from the beginning. Jawaharlal Nehru was the Prime Minister of the country for 17 years. Then the country was forced to eat rotten red wheat imported from America. During Indira Gandhi’s time, levy was forcibly collected from farmers. Read full news…

Ninth day of Parliament: Railway Minister said- we work, we don’t make reels

Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnav had expressed his views on the safety and security of railways in the Lok Sabha.

Thursday (August 1) was the ninth day of the Monsoon Session of Parliament. Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnav spoke on the safety of trains in the Lok Sabha. On this, the opposition asked questions about the recent accidents and created a ruckus.

The Railway Minister said- We are not reel makers, we are working people. Those who are shouting here should be asked why they could not install Automatic Train Protection (ATP) even 1 km away in 58 years of being in power. Today they dare to raise questions Read full news…

July 31: Eighth day of the monsoon session

On July 31, the Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge had raised the issue of the allegation of nepotism against him. He had said that yesterday I was not here at the last moment. At that time, the honourable member Ghanshyam Tiwari raised a problem in the House. I don’t know what was on his mind. Read full news…
July 30: Seventh day of the monsoon session

There was a heated debate between BJP MP Anurag Thakur and opposition leader Rahul Gandhi in Parliament.

On the seventh day of the Parliament session, BJP MPs Anurag Thakur, Rahul Gandhi and Akhilesh Yadav clashed over Agniveer and caste census. Anurag Thakur, without taking Rahul Gandhi’s name, said that you get slips to speak. Politics cannot run with borrowed intelligence.

Thakur then said- Nowadays some people are obsessed with caste census. Those who do not know about caste, want to get caste census done. The opposition started a ruckus on this. Rahul Gandhi accused Anurag Thakur of abusing. Akhilesh also said- how can anyone ask someone’s caste. Read full news…

July 29: Sixth day of the monsoon session

On the sixth day of the session, the budget and the Delhi incident echoed in the Parliament. Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi compared the budget to the Chakravyuh of Mahabharata. He said that thousands of years ago in Kurukshetra, Abhimanyu was trapped in a Chakravyuh and killed by six people. Another name for Chakravyuh is Padmavyuh, which is in the shape of a lotus flower. There is fear and violence inside it. Read full news…

July 26: Fifth day of monsoon session

On July 26, on the fifth day of the session, JDU leader Lallan Singh had said in the Lok Sabha that our alliance is a joint of Fevicol.

During the discussion on the budget in the Lok Sabha on the fifth day of the session, Panchayati Raj Minister Lallan Singh had said that JDU and TDP are with the BJP before the elections. This is a pre-poll alliance. Our alliance is tied with Fevicol. This will always remain.

He further said that- We were with the opposition (in Bihar) earlier. These people were like vultures. But now they have left. Taking a dig at the Congress, he said- The number 99 is very dangerous. If you have played Ludo, you would know that if a snake bites you, you will fall down. Read full news…

July 25: Fourth day of monsoon session

BJP MP from Godda, Jharkhand, Nishikant Dubey said that all governments (be it central or state governments) have the same goal of reaching the last person in the society.

The issue of Bangladeshi infiltration was also raised in the House on the fourth day of the session. BJP MP from Godda, Jharkhand, Nishikant Dubey had said that the Constitution is in danger. Here we talk about laughing, we talk about backward classes, we talk about Dalits, we talk about tribals. Read full news here…

July 24: Third day of the monsoon session

Nirmala Sitharaman said in the Lok Sabha that in every budget, there is no opportunity to name every state of this country. Angered by this, the opposition staged a walkout.

Opposition leaders protested against the budget of the central government outside Parliament before the House started on Wednesday morning. After the proceedings of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha started, there was an uproar in the House regarding the budget. During the discussion in Rajya Sabha during the Question Hour, opposition leaders walked out. They walked out of the House shouting slogans of shame-shame against Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman. Read full news here…

July 23: Second day of monsoon session

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has presented the country’s general budget for the seventh time. She has become the only finance minister of the country to do so.

On Tuesday, Nirmala Sitharaman gave a budget speech of 1 hour 23 minutes. Her focus in the budget was on education, employment, farmers, women and youth. Apart from this, the central government was kind to Nitish Kumar’s Bihar and Chandrababu Naidu’s Andhra Pradesh.

For those who have chosen the new tax regime in the budget, income up to Rs 7.75 lakh has now become tax free. That means they have benefited by Rs 17.5 thousand. Those who have their first job and whose salary is less than Rs 1 lakh, the government will give them a maximum of Rs 15 thousand in three installments. Read full news here…

July 22: First day of the monsoon session

PM Modi spoke to the media for 21 minutes before the start of the Parliament session.

The first day of the Monsoon Session on Monday was filled with uproar. Prime Minister Modi arrived at Parliament at 10:15 am and spoke to the media for 21 minutes before the session began. He accused the opposition of suppressing his voice.

He said that after the formation of the new Parliament in June, an attempt was made to strangle the Prime Minister of the country. I am not sad about it. This time we are bringing a strong budget. I appeal to the opposition that we have fought whatever battle we had to fight in the Lok Sabha elections. We have to fight and struggle for the country in the next 5 years.