Parliament House
Parliament Annexe building sealed after official tests Covid-19 positive
A Rajya Sabha Secretariat official tested positive for Covid-19 on Friday, the fourth such case reported in the Parliament complex so far
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News for drinkers! Alcohol doesn't protect you from Coronavirus
On Thursday, the PIB clarified in a tweet quoting the WHO's tweet from February 26 which said news of Alcohol preventing infection is fake news
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'Republic of Religion': How the Constituent Assembly debated religion
How did the Constituent Assembly debate the question of religion? Abhinav Chandrachud examines in his new book
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Parliament, Central Secretariat may get a new look on 75th Independence Day
The government is yet to arrive at the estimated cost for the project
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Undermining Parliament: Mismanagement has created dangerous precedents
Even more disturbing was the fact that Finance Bill retrospectively repealed a section of FCRA, which in effect legalised all foreign funding to Indian political parties for tpast 42 years
Arms but no ammunition
The sight of rocket launchers and a battle tank parked inside the Parliament House premises on Monday surprised members of Parliament, visitors and journalists alike. No one could remember having seen a battle tank inside the Parliament House premises ever before. Officials said the heavy weaponry was part of an exhibition by the Defence Research and Development Organisation to showcase its products and systems for the benefit of the MPs. The exhibition will be on from August 3 to August 5 in the corridor leading to the Parliament Library Building. A government source, tongue in cheek, said the weapons were without any ammunition.
