Placeholder canvas

Parliament’s Winter Session to commence from November 18

Date:

The Winter Session of Parliament from November 18 till December 13.

The Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs communicated to the secretariats of both Houses of Parliament in this regard.

As per reports, the government is likely to introduce the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill to ensure that non-Muslims left out of the NRC get a chance to become Indian citizens. During the previous Parlament session, the government was able to clear as many as 28 bills.

ALSO READ: Battle for states LIVE updates: Maha records 16.35% voter turnout till…

The Opposition is all set to demand a debate on the National Register of Citizens (NRC), which left out nearly 2 million people in Assam in September as part of an exercise to check illegal immigration from Bangladesh.

The previous year, the Winter Session was from December 11 till January 8, which was the last full-fledged Parliament session ahead of this year’s Lok Sabha elections.

For viral videos and Latest trends subscribe to NewsMobile YouTube Channel and Follow us on Instagram

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

Share post:

Subscribe

Popular

More like this
Related

IPL 2024: Venkatesh-Manish’s 83-Run Stand, Mitchell Starc’s Pure Pace Inspire KKR To 24-Run Win Against MI

KKR ended their 12-year wait for a win at the Wankhede stadium with a 24-run win to edge closer to the playoff spots

Canada: Indian Couple, Grandchild Killed During Police Car Chase

Ontario police were pursuing a liquor shop robbery suspect who was travelling the incorrect way when he collided with a car carrying an Indian family

IPL 2024: Venkatesh, Manish Propel KKR To 169 After MI Pacers Ran Rampant At Wankhede

In the third over, Raghuvanshi punished Thushara for wavering off his line and length with a six to silence the vibrant blue waves

MEA Issues Travel Advisory For Indians Traveling To Iran And Israel

Earlier in an advisory which was issued on April 12, the MEA asked the Indian Nationals to avoid visiting the two Gulf countries amid tensions between Iran and Israel following an Israeli air strike