The government's legislative agenda for the budget session of parliament includes 45 bills and seven financial items.
Delhi Police swooped down on journalists in the Raj Ghat-Red Fort- Daryaganj area of Delhi, said Press Club of India
While the Facebook profile named the man as Rambhakt Gopal, police officials said they were yet to ascertain whether it was his real name
The statement came after the Delhi Police faced flak from Jamia Millia Islamia students and the AAP alleged that the force's personnel were "mute spectators"
The Minister was addressing a public meeting ahead of the elections to Delhi Assembly
He said India is not a Hindu nation and its history is written with love
The protest will be lodged ahead of the President's address to the joint sitting of Parliament in the Central Hall, heralding the start of the budget session, they said
Massive protests erupted in the area after the incident with hundreds of agitated people gathering near the university, breaking barricades and clashing with police personnel
The official also alleged that the Gorakhpur doctor had made objectionable comments against Union Home Minister Amit Shah.
The government is planning to raise at least Rs 10,000 crore through the seventh tranche of CPSE ETF which will open for anchor investors on Thursday
Kishor like West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has been criticial of Citizenship Amendment Act and the National Population Register
He said the present government has been trying to solve decades-old problems plaguing the country
The CPI(M) on Tuesday said the citizenship law will continue to face opposition on the streets despite Parliament's approval, just like the Emergency was opposed notwithstanding its passage in both Houses. In a series of tweets, CPI(M) general secretary Sitaram Yechury said those arguing that the Citizenship (Amendment) Act cannot be questioned because it has been passed by Parliament must also remember that Emergency was also cleared by Parliament. "While we opposed it, fought and restored democracy, some belonging to the present ruling party also joined. Were they wrong then? Government must listen to the people and take back CAA, NRC & NPR. "We opposed CAA in Parliament. We moved for saying yes to persecuted persons, from all neighbouring countries, of any religion. What we opposed in Parliament will also be opposed on the streets. That's democracy," he said. Yechury added that the "divide and rule" police practised by the BJP and the RSS is aimed at dividing Indians on the ...
The Church questioned the need for the NRC-NPR and urged the Centre to stop their implementation to protect the rights of all Indians.
India had passed the Wealth Tax Act, 1957 which was levied on an individual, a Hindu Undivided Family and a Corporate entity on its valuation, which was repealed in April 2016
It is inappropriate for one legislature to pass judgement on another, a practice that can surely be misused by vested interests, Birla said
His home state Gujarat, apart from Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh and Haryana, remains bullish on him
The party leaders met the NHRC officials here and highlighted the alleged brutalities committed by the Uttar Pradesh police on agitators during the anti-CAA stir.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi had last year said, during a poll rally in Jharkhand, that those indulging in arson over the citizenship legislation "can be identified by their clothes".
Speaking on the resolution, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said the Citizenship Amendment Act is "against the Constitution and humanity"