 | Congress refuses to join RS inquiry committee to probe violence in HouseMallikarjun Kharge said the opposition was keen to participate in discussions and claimed that it was the government that obstructed the smooth functioning of the session. |
 | For the Odisha Legislative Assembly, a stormy monsoon session likelyMahanga double murder case and Covid-19 management to are expected to rock the Assembly's monsoon session. |
 | Odisha Assembly's monsoon session to occur on Saturday alsoThe monsoon session of the Assembly scheduled from September 1, will have six working days a week and meet on Saturday also. |
 | Gloom in the air, it’s time to raise the nation’s spiritsNo longer all the failures could be blamed on seven decades of dynastic rule and misgovernance. The strategic environment—beyond India’s control—has deteriorated rapidly. |
 | Monsoon session of Odisha Assembly from September 1The government is expected to face heat over the urban local body (ULB) polls which have been delayed for over two years over the issue of reservation of seats and delimitation of wards. |
 | Opposition parties in Parliament have shown worst possible behaviour: Piyush GoyalThe Prime Minister introduced ministers in both the Houses and that is a tradition that's been going on for 70-odd years and the opposition for the "first time" did not even allow that, Goyal said. |
 | Chair not very neutral; BJP's 'two gentlemen' will lock down Parl if they have their way: ChidambaramOn the government rejecting Opposition's criticism of passage of bills amid the din, stating that it also happened in the UPA era, Chidambaram said this "whataboutery" must come to an end. |
 | Team of eight ministers defends Modi government, calls for action against ‘unruly’ Opposition MPsRejecting the opposition's allegations that people were brought from outside the Parliament, Piyush Goyal, who is also leader of the house, said there were 18 men marshals and 12 women. |
 | Rajya Sabha passed one bill per day on an average despite disruptions: GovernmentThe government said it successfully carried out the government business during the Monsoon Session and the bills passed by the Rajya Sabha will shape the future of our country. |
 | Monsoon session: Despite continuous disruption, Rajya Sabha passes second highest number of bills since 2014With over 74 hours and 26 minutes lost due to protests by the Opposition on various issues, the Upper House passed 1.1 bills per day in 17 days sitting. |
 | Monsoon session: Highest on hours lost, Lok Sabha session adjourned before scheduleThe heat on the ruling BJP remained intense during the session, with even the fence-sitters in the House showing their disappointment with the passage of the bills amid the din. |
 | Spent sleepless night after 'sacrilege in temple of democracy': Naidu attacks MPs after Rajya Sabha ruckusThe table area where the officers and reporters of the House, the secretary general and the presiding officer are seated is considered the holy sanctum sanctorum of the House, said Naidu. |
 | Lok Sabha adjourns sine die, stormy monsoon session comes to end at the lower houseOpposition protests over the Pegasus snooping row, farm laws and other issues had continuously marred the proceedings since the start of the session on July 19. |
 | Monsoon session: Floor leaders of Opposition parties to meet on WednesdayThe meeting will be held at the Chamber of Leader of Opposition of Rajya Sabha at 10 am today. |
 | Opposition MPs raise Pegasus snooping issue in debate on OBC bill in Lok SabhaPitching for a discussion on the Pegasus issue, opposition parties have repeatedly disrupted the proceedings in Parliament, resulting in frequent adjournments in both houses. |
