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Govt calls a meeting of all chiefs of political parties on June 19

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A meeting of presidents of all political parties having representation in parliament has been called by Union minister of Parliamentary affairs, Prahlad Joshi to discuss key issues of national importance on Wednesday, June 19.

The meeting will be chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and is aimed to ensure smooth functioning in the upcoming parliamentary session.

The meet is scheduled in the parliamentary library building and will solicit views of the various heads of political parties on important subjects impacting the country.

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Among the five key issues listed include Building of a new India in the country’s 75th independence and One country, One election.

A programme and commitments to celebrate to Mahatma 150 birth anniversary celebration, ways to increase parliament productivity and development of aspirational districts are other items on the agenda.

The first session of 17th Lok Sabha is scheduled to commence on Monday, June 17.

(With ANI inputs)

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