Central Vista project: Supreme Court asks Centre to file affidavit on issue related to change in land use
Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, who is representing the Centre in the court, said that he would file an affidavit within three days
Parliamentary standing committees reconstituted, 50 members moved to new panels
Vice President Venkaiah Naidu suggested attendance and punctuality be considered while recommending members
PM should express grief in Parliament over death of farmers during agri-law protests: Rakesh Tikait
Tikait lashed out at the government over the MSP issue and said that the system would continue 'only on paper' despite Centre's assurance
Truant legislators: Only one MP attended all sittings in seven consecutive Rajya Sabha sessions, reveals study
The study, undertaken by Rajya Sabha Secretariat, analysed attendance data over the last seven sessions — from 248th to 254th session — which had a total of 138 sittings
In Pictures: PM Modi pays visit to construction site of new Parliament building in Delhi
The prime minister spent almost an hour at the site and did a first-hand inspection of the construction status of the new Parliament building.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi pays visit to construction site of new Parliament building in Delhi, inspects work
The prime minister spent almost an hour at the site and did a first-hand inspection of the construction status of the new Parliament building.
TMC MP Arpita Ghosh resigns from Rajya Sabha, takes many of her own party by surprise
Ghosh was among those suspended during the ruckus in Rajya Sabha in the recently concluded Parliament session where both MPs and marshals were allegedly injured
Supreme Court slams Centre for failing to make appointments to tribunals
There are around 250 vacant posts at various key and appellate tribunals such as NCLT, DRT, TDSAT and SAT
CJI on parliamentary proceedings: Misdiagnosis, blame shifting miss real issues
What the CJI fails to note is that the Opposition, the current one in particular, has violated the dignity of Parliament on several occasions
Pegasus row: SC issues notice to Centre, says govt need not disclose anything that compromises national security
The apex court said it will take up the pleas for hearing after 10 days and will see what course of action should be adopted in the matter
Pegasus row: 'Nothing to hide', expert committee to probe all claims, Centre tells Supreme Court
The government told a bench headed by Chief Justice NV Ramana that this issue is "highly technical" and expertise was needed to examine the aspects
Congress says 'Satyameva Jayate' as Twitter unlocks Rahul Gandhi's profile after row
Gandhi's account was temporarily suspended last week after he tweeted pictures of the family of a nine-year-old victim of alleged rape and murder in Northwest Delhi. Twitter deemed it a violation of its rules.
After Twitter, NCPCR demands action against Rahul Gandhi's Instagram account
The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights said it has come across a video on the Instagram profile of Gandhi wherein the identity of the family of a minor 'rape-and-murder' victim in Delhi has been revealed
‘Twitter is biased, interfering in India's political process,’ says Rahul Gandhi after company locks Congress-linked accounts
In a strong attack, Gandhi said Twitter was denying his millions of followers the right to an opinion and termed it as an attack on the democratic structure of the country
Monsoon session ends, war of words doesn't as Centre, Opposition up the ante
While Union ministers have called the Opposition behaviour "condemnable", the latter accused the Centre of having an "authoritarian attitude"
Parliament: Lok Sabha adjourns sine die as stormy Monsoon Session draws to early close; productivity dips to 22%
A disappointed Speaker Om Birla, said members holding placards, raising slogans in the Well of Lok Sabha was not in accordance with its traditions
Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha adjourn sine die but here's why president will prorogue Monsoon Session of Parliament
The presiding officer of a House can call a sitting of the House before the date or time to which it has been adjourned or at any time after the House has been adjourned sine die
'Sacrilege in temple of democracy': RS Chairman M Venkaiah Naidu slams Opposition behaviour in Parliament
Ugly scenes were witnessed in the Upper House when the House began a discussion on farmers' protest against new reform laws
LS passes Constitution 127th Amendment Bill; legislation to restore states' power to make their own OBC lists
Some amendments moved by Opposition members were rejected by the House. A constitutional amendment bill requires a special majority for passage in both Houses of Parliament
Only two persons bought two properties in J&K post Article 370 abrogation, Centre tells Parliament
Since the abrogation of special status, the administration has formulated a new definition of domicile for Jammu and Kashmir