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A necklace-like rail link!05-JUL-09
While presenting her Budget, Mamata Banerjee referred to diamond necklace to describe a rail link. Then, she quickly turned to Speaker Meira Kumar and said, “Madam, you understand necklace. It is worn by women.” Along with other MPs, Kumar smiled and was seen nodding her head in agreement.
PM evades queries on Liberhan report01-JUL-09
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today side-stepped questions on the issue of the government tabling the Liberhan Commission report on the Babri Masjid demolition in Parliament.
Pranab, Sushma in Business Advisory Committee of LS29-JUN-09
Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee, senior BJP leader Sushma Swaraj and Congress member V Kishore Chandra Deo are among the 14 members of the Business Advisory Committee of the Lok Sabha.
UPDATE:Meira says she won't quit Congress16-JUN-09
Lok Sabha Speaker Meira Kumar has ruled out her resignation from Congress as suggested by her predecessor Somnath Chatterjee.
Somnath clarify remarks to Meira on her resigning from Cong15-JUN-09
Former Speaker Somnath Chatterjee today said that he has not given any advice to Meira Kumar to resign from Congress but had only spoken of the need for convention for the incumbent to quit to avoid any "unhappy experience".
Senator welcomes Meira Kumar as Speaker of Lok Sabha11-JUN-09
A powerful Republican Senator from Texas today welcomed the election of Meira Kumar as the first woman Speaker of Lok Sabha and hoped under her leadership elected representatives from both the countries would work to strengthen Indo-US relationship.
Poor Mr Deo08-JUN-09
Why did the Congress make Meira Kumar a Cabinet minister if it had to appoint her the Lok Sabha Speaker a few days later? That’s the question doing the rounds in Delhi since it was almost a fait accompli that V Kishore Chandra Deo, Congress MP from Andhra Pradesh, would be anointed Speaker. The Congress is tight-lipped on this last-minute change in plan but it’s clear that the usual faction fights in the party scuppered Deo’s chances.
Newsmaker: Meira Kumar, Lok Sabha Speaker05-JUN-09
Getting to know Meira Kumar, the new Speaker of the Lok Sabha, can be a reporter’s nightmare. She is pleasant, polite, but intensely reserved.
'Govt will work to eradicate female illiteracy in next 5 yrs'04-JUN-09
The UPA government will work on eradicating female illiteracy in the next five years and would set up a national council to bring in reforms in regulatory agencies in higher education.
Govt promises early passage of Women's Reservation Bill04-JUN-09
Women power is set to be unleashed with government promising early passage of the Women's Reservation Bill and several other measures as part of its ambitious 25-point agenda for the first 100 days in office unveiled today.
Meira's election as Speaker enhances prestige of India: Prez04-JUN-09
As India got its first woman Lok Sabha Speaker, President Pratibha Patil today said the election of a Dalit woman with "honourable credentials" to the post has enhanced the prestige of the country's democratic traditions.
Still 'Speaker sir'04-JUN-09
CPI(M) veteran Basudeb Acharia, a nine-term MP from West Bengal, has been in the Lok Sabha since 1980 and is only used to addressing the Speaker as “Sir”. On Wednesday, after Meira Kumar was elected the first woman Speaker of the Lok Sabha, Acharia took some time to adjust himself to the change. Taking part in the motion of thanks for the newly elected Speaker, Acharia addressed Meira Kumar as “Sir” at least thrice despite reminders from his colleagues. Finally, Acharia made the correction and towards the end of the speech managed the right “Madam Speaker.
Meira takes oath as Speaker04-JUN-09
Amid rousing applause from all corners of the Lok Sabha, senior Congress MP Meira Kumar took oath as the first woman Speaker of the Lok Sabha today.
Women's Bill issue emerges again04-JUN-09
Within minutes of Congress MP Meira Kumar’s appointment as the first woman Speaker of the Lok Sabha, the long-pending Women’s Reservation Bill issue emerged again in Parliament.
Meira's first directive: Expunging of Lalu-Sharad spat03-JUN-09
Within an hour of taking over as Speaker, Meira Kumar today issued her first directive in Lok Sabha asking the House reporters to expunge certain exchanges between JD(U) chief Sharad Yadav and RJD supremo Lalu Prasad.
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