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    Budget 2024 may see Modi govt hiking rural housing subsidy by 50% following Lok Sabha disappointment

    India plans a substantial increase in rural housing subsidies in the upcoming federal budget, potentially exceeding $6.5 billion, up by 50% from the previous year. This initiative aims to address rural economic distress and boost infrastructure spending including village roads and job programs, amid challenges in the agriculture sector and recent electoral setbacks for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's party.

    BJP shares video of Rahul Gandhi instigating MPs to shout in LS; Does Rahul deserve to be LoP? asks Amit Malviya

    Rahul Gandhi's behavior in the Lok Sabha sparked chaos as he was seen instructing opposition MPs to protest during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Motion of Thanks. The government condemned his actions, calling them an attempt to undermine democracy. BJP leaders criticized Gandhi, while the Lok Sabha passed a resolution against the opposition's disruptions. The incident highlights growing tensions between the ruling party and the opposition in Indian politics.

    PM Modi says after 2024 polls, Congress will be termed Parasite, mocks LoP Rahul Gandhi

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticised the Congress party as a "parasite" that thrives on its allies' votes and mocked Rahul Gandhi for his behavior in the Lok Sabha. Modi predicted that after the 2024 elections, Congress will be labeled a parasite for living off its allies' vote shares. He accused Congress of dividing the country based on language and highlighted their declining performance in various states. Modi compared Gandhi to an errant child trying to gain sympathy without revealing his own wrongdoings.

    Lok Sabha results mark independence from communal politics: Akhilesh Yadav

    During the Lok Sabha debate on the President's address, Senior Opposition MPs accused PM Narendra Modi and BJP of polarisation in the general elections, celebrating their enhanced tally as a rejection of BJP's politics and government's "vindictive politics". Akhilesh Yadav declared the elections marked freedom from communal politics and a victory for positive politics. Congress MP KC Venugopal criticized PM Modi for communal speeches and violating constitutional norms.

    BJP plans to field Muslim candidate in UP's assembly bypoll for the first time ever

    The BJP is planning to nominate a Muslim candidate for the Kundarki assembly bypoll. Besides Kundarki, bypolls are also due on Karhal, Katehari, Milkipur, Khair, Sisamau, Phulpur, Majahwan, Ghaziabad and Meerapur. Of the 10 bypoll-bound seats, BJP had won Khair, Phulpur and Ghaziabad while SP had won five - Katehari, Karhal, Milkipur, Sisamau and Kundarki. Meerapur and Majahwan were won by BJP allies, RLD and NISHAD party, respectively.

    PM Modi offers water to Congress MPs shouting 'taanashahi nahi chalegi' in Lok Sabha: Watch viral video

    In a dramatic session on Tuesday, the Lok Sabha witnessed chaotic scenes as Prime Minister Narendra Modi faced vehement protests from the Opposition while addressing the Motion of Thanks to the President's address. MPs from various parties crowded the well of the House, demanding more speaking time and creating a tumultuous atmosphere. Despite the disruptions, PM Modi made a notable gesture by offering a glass of water to an Opposition MP, captured in a viral video that sparked widespread attention and debate on social media.

    • Lok Sabha speech: Narendra Modi says BJP government ensures justice for all, appeasement for none

      In his reply to the Motion of Thanks on the President's Address in the Lok Sabha, Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated that appeasement has harmed India since Independence, but the BJP-led government has ensured "justice for all, appeasement for none." Amidst this, opposition protests demanded "justice for Manipur." | in Parliament Live

      Portions of Rahul Gandhi's speech in Lok Sabha expunged

      In Rahul Gandhi's maiden speech as Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, several contentious portions targeting the central government and its policies were expunged from the parliamentary records upon the Speaker's orders. His remarks, which included accusations against the BJP, RSS, and comments on Hindus, drew protests from the ruling party. Gandhi accused the BJP and RSS of spreading violence and hatred, prompting strong rebuttals from Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah, who demanded an apology. The expunged sections also covered Gandhi's comments on minorities, industrialists like Adani and Ambani, and the Agniveer Scheme.

      Goa Chief Minister seeks Rahul Gandhi's apology on his remarks in Lok Sabha

      After Gandhi's comments, Goa CM Sawant termed the Congress as arrogant. "This is INC's Nafarat ki Dukan! Calling Hindus 'Hinsak' is a brazen insult, disrespect towards Hindus. LoP @RahulGandhi must apologise, to the the House and Crores of Hindus all over the world," Sawant said on his X handle on Monday.

      PM Modi to address Lok Sabha; respond to Motion of Thanks today

      Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the National Democratic Alliance's (NDA) parliamentary party meeting on Tuesday. This will be the first session of Parliament since PM Modi assumed office for a third consecutive term. Notably, this meeting marks PM Modi's first speech to the MPs of the ruling bloc in this new term.

      Anurag Thakur starts Lok Sabha debate, takes a dig at Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi

      During Monday's Lok Sabha session, NDA MPs defended government policies in response to the motion of thanks to the President's Address, while the Opposition countered. BJP MP Anurag Thakur initiated the discussion by highlighting the Opposition's stance against the Constitution. He congratulated Rahul Gandhi on becoming Leader of the Opposition, emphasising the need for responsibility over power. Opposition MPs protested as Thakur criticised Gandhi's absence during important sessions.

      Oppn members creating constitutional crisis in Delhi: Bansuri Swaraj in Lok Sabha

      In her maiden address in the Lok Sabha, BJP MP Bansuri Swaraj slammed the opposition on Monday, saying its members are creating a constitutional crisis in Delhi because Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal is adamant that he will not leave his chair and run the government from jail.

      BJP-Ajit Pawar tensions come to fore as BJP leaders call NCP a liability

      Chaudhari's comments were made at a closed-door review meeting for the Shirur Lok Sabha seat recently by BJP. Leaking of his comments has caused tension between NCP and BJP, simmering since the Lok Sabha results, to increase.

      Om Birla 2.0: NDA candidate elected as the Speaker of the 18th Lok Sabha

      Om Birla, the NDA candidate, was declared Lok Sabha Speaker on Wednesday after Prime Minister Narendra Modi moved a motion in his support. Birla, a three-time MP from Kota, Rajasthan, competed against Congress' K. Suresh, an eight-term MP from Mavelikara, Kerala. This marks the fourth contested Speaker election in Lok Sabha history.

      Lok Sabha Speaker poll: Om Birla vs K Suresh; key points

      The Speaker election in the Indian Parliament showcases a dynamic interplay of political strategies and alliances. With the BJP-led NDA government holding a numerical advantage, the Opposition's attempts to rally support for their candidates underscore the competitive nature of the electoral process. Key figures like Rajnath Singh and Amit Shah are pivotal in shaping the unfolding events, while the support announcements from various parties add layers of complexity to the proceedings.

      How pending oath of seven MPs could impact Lok Sabha Speaker election

      The Lok Sabha Speaker election is scheduled for today, June 26, but there is a notable issue as seven Members of Parliament (MPs) have not taken their oath. Five of these MPs belong to the Opposition, and two are independents, which will prevent them from participating in the election, potentially weakening the Opposition's influence.

      BJP MP Piyush Goyal condemns Congress for stalling Lok Sabha Speaker consensus

      After failing to reach a consensus on the Lok Sabha Speaker post, BJP MP Piyush Goyal criticised Congress for demanding the Deputy Speaker be decided first. Goyal condemned this political move, emphasising the importance of maintaining the House's dignity. Efforts for consensus failed as the INDIA bloc nominated K Suresh against BJP's Om Birla for Speaker.

      Lok Sabha Speaker election: BJP begins consultations, Oppn weighs options

      BJP consults allies for NDA's candidate for Lok Sabha Speaker's post while opposition INDIA bloc considers options for a possible contest, a day before nomination filing.

      Congress upset over pro-tem speaker election, will not assist during oath-taking of MPs

      Parliament Session: Congress and India Bloc MPs decided not to assist the pro-tem Speaker during the oath-taking ceremony of MPs after BJP's Bhratruhari Mahtab was appointed as pro-tem Speaker instead of the more senior Congress MP K Suresh. This decision broke the tradition of appointing the senior-most MP. Congress criticized the government's decision, highlighting that an eighth-term Dalit MP was overlooked. The first session of the 18th Lok Sabha will include the oath-taking of MPs and the election of the Speaker.

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