"As we approach the special parliamentary session from September 18th, it's time to unite and make a resounding impact. Our mission is clear. Do not be swayed by the diversion tactics of the BJP. Stand strong, raise your voices, and prioritise the pressing issues like Manipur violence and th
Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister, Pralhad Joshi, on Friday questioned the silence of the Opposition bloc — INDIA — over former DMK leader Udhayanidhi Stalin's rant against Sanatan Dharma.
Reacting to Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah's allegation that the ruling party denied rice to the people of Karnataka, Union Minister Pralhad Joshi said the Congress party was jealous of the chair of PM Modi.
Reacting to the allegation of Congress General Secretary in-charge Communications Jairam Ramesh on the Parliament special session between September 18 and 22, Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi said that the summoning of parliament was the greatest boon in a democracy howe
Talking to ANI, the RJD leader said that nobody except Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah knows the agenda of the session starting from September 18 and said that 'this is he new transperancy'.
Responding to Congress leader Sonia Gandhi's letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi over not sharing its agenda for the upcoming special Parliament Session beginning September 18-22, Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi' said that the Opposition is unnecessarily politicising th
Joshi’s response came after Sonia Gandhi wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to point out that no agenda was listed for the special Parliament session. He said, "It is deeply unfortunate that you are politicising the work of our Parliament and when there is no controversy, you are
As the country is heading towards General elections next year, political analyst Prashant Kishor on Monday said that if 'One Nation, One Election' is done with the correct intentions then it is in the interest of the country.
The government on Saturday constituted an eight-member high-level committee to examine and make recommendations for holding simultaneous elections in the country.