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  • Women’s Reservation Bill: Who said what when the Women’s Reservation Bill was passed by both the houses of Parliament? read here

    Let us know who said what when the Women’s Reservation Bill was passed in the Rajya Sabha:-

    PM’s tweet on passing of women’s reservation bill

    PM Modi expressed happiness on social media platform PM wrote- “A defining moment in our country’s democratic journey! Congratulations to 140 crore Indians. I thank all the Rajya Sabha MPs who voted for the Nari Shakti Vandan Act. Such unanimous support is truly heartening.” Going to do.”

    The PM further wrote, “With the passage of the Nari Shakti Vandan Act in Parliament, we begin an era of stronger representation and empowerment for the women of India. This is not just a piece of legislation; it is a tribute to the countless women who have who have built our country. India has been enriched by their resilience and contributions. As we celebrate today, we are reminded of the strength, courage and indomitable spirit of all the women of our country. This historic step is a commitment to ensure “To make their voices heard more effectively.”

    Amit Shah wrote- “Where there is a will, there is a way”

    Home Minister Amit Shah wrote on the Has sent a powerful message of equality and inclusive governance. My heartfelt gratitude to PM Modi and congratulations to every citizen.”

    JP Nadda wrote – Best start of the new Parliament

    BJP President JP Nadda wrote, “The new Parliament building could not have had a better start! Today, as a nation, we have entered a new era of women empowerment. ‘Nari Shakti Vandan Act’ passed by both Houses of Parliament With the passing of ‘ Also participate actively in the law making processes and contribute to the development of our country in the Amrit Kaal. This bill will not only increase the representation of women in the legislature, but will also empower all our women to play an important role in shaping a self-reliant India. Will inspire. I thank PM Modi wholeheartedly.”

    If Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan is Modi then it is possible

    Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan wrote- “The passage of ‘Nari Shakti Vandan Act’ in Parliament highlights a golden chapter towards fulfilling the dreams of women and increasing their participation in policy-making and democratic processes. This historic bill “Congratulations to the Nari Shakti of our country and all our citizens on the passage of the Act. It required the bold leadership and political will of the Prime Minister to stay pending for three decades due to lack of political determination. Modi hai to mumkin hai”

    Union Minister Anurag Thakur – Long time dream fulfilled

    Union Sports Minister Anurag Thakur wrote, “A long-time dream has been fulfilled today, as the Nari Shakti Vandan Act Bill has been passed unanimously in the Rajya Sabha. Today is indeed a day of celebration of our nation’s constitutional development and strengthening of democracy.” This is a turning point towards equality, ensuring equal rights not only in voting but also in representation. Our #NaariShakti has proved its worth in all spheres of life since time immemorial. Even during the freedom movement they were instrumental in the fight against imperialism. They were equal partners. It was long overdue that we further enhance their participation and give them their rightful place.
    This law further deepens the spirit of ‘We the People’. My heartfelt gratitude and congratulations to Honorable Prime Minister Narendra Modi, whose continuous efforts have made this possible.”

    PM Modi said- This bill will give new energy to the women power of our country.

    There was a long discussion on the Women’s Reservation Bill in the Rajya Sabha on Thursday. After this, Prime Minister Narendra Modi replied to the discussion on Women’s Reservation Bill. Prime Minister Narendra Modi said- “We have had a meaningful discussion on the bill, every word of this discussion is going to be useful in the future. Every word has its own value and importance.” The PM said that women power is not getting special respect only through the bill. Positive thinking of all political parties towards this bill will give new energy to the women power of our country.

  • New Parliament Building: PM Modi will go to the new Parliament building on foot with the Constitution in his hand, all 783 MPs will walk along with him

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi With the Constitution in hand, they will march on foot from the old Parliament House to the new Parliament House on Tuesday. All 783 MPs will go on foot with the PM. A copy of the Constitution will also be in the hands of all the MPs. On Tuesday, the second day of the special session of Parliament, the proceedings of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha will be conducted in the new Parliament House. Today it was announced in both the houses.

    Time fixed for proceedings in the new Parliament House

    The timing of the proceedings of the House in the new Parliament House has been fixed. In the Lok Sabha, Speaker Om Birla today adjourned the proceedings of the House and announced that the next meeting of the House will begin at 1:15 pm on Tuesday. Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar, while adjourning the proceedings of the Upper House, announced that the next meeting of the House will start on Tuesday at 2:15 pm. The special session of Parliament is scheduled to run from 18 to 22 September.

    Lok Sabha Speaker announced that the proceedings would be conducted in the new building.

    Lok Sabha Speaker on the first day of the special session of Parliament Om Birla informed the Lok Sabha that Monday is the last day of proceedings in the Parliament House and after today the proceedings of the House will be conducted in the new building. He expressed hope that all the members will enter the new Parliament House with new hopes and expectations. Birla expressed confidence that India’s democracy will reach new heights in the new building.

    Lok Sabha Speaker remembered the history of the old Parliament House

    Addressing the House, Birla said that the Parliament House has been a witness to the entire process of making the Constitution of India from the historical moment of independence and along with it, the glorious democratic journey of the modern nation. Recalling Ganesh Vasudev Mavalankar, Speaker of the first Lok Sabha of independent India, Birla said that as the first Speaker of the country’s highest democratic institution, he established the Rules Committee, Privileges Committee, Business Advisory Committee and many other parliamentary committees and was the Chairman of the House. Within laid the foundation of the highest traditions.

    In the last 75 years, decisions were taken collectively in the national interest amid consensus and disagreement between various parties.

    Referring to the contribution of all other former Lok Sabha Speakers, Birla said that 16 Speakers before him had established the best traditions of Parliament. Describing the House as a living symbol of the culture of dialogue, the Speaker of the Lok Sabha said that in the last 75 years, despite the consensus and disagreement between various parties, decisions were taken collectively in the interest of the country and through the method of parliamentary deliberations, socio-economic changes were made in the lives of the people of the country. Laws were made for change. He said that even in times of disaster and crisis, the House has faced them with solidarity and commitment.

    All MPs will take a group photo on Tuesday

    All the members of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha will gather on Tuesday for a group photograph and then they will participate in a program to commemorate the rich heritage of Parliament and pledge to make India a developed nation by 2047. After that they will enter the new Parliament building. According to the bulletin issued by the Lok Sabha Secretariat, all the MPs have been invited for a group photograph at 9.30 am on Tuesday.

    Three photos will be taken in the group

    Three photographs will be taken in a group. In the first picture, there will be all the members of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, in the second picture there will be Rajya Sabha members and in the third picture there will be members of Lok Sabha.

    New identity cards issued for entry into the new Parliament House

    New identity cards are being issued to MPs to enter the new Parliament building. In the present Parliament House, facilities like catering facilities in the MP Dining Room, MP Guest Dining Room, Central Hall, Media Pantry will be available till Tuesday afternoon and after that, facilities like Sangam I and Sangam II will be available at new places in the new Parliament House. But these facilities will be available.

  • Explained: Work is starting on the new Parliament building from today, know what will happen to the old building?

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in the Lok Sabha, “Today, tribute was paid to every brick of the old Parliament building. He said that the MPs will enter the new building with new hope and confidence.”

    What will happen to the old building?

    The old Parliament building was designed by British architects Sir Edwin Lutyens and Herbert Baker. This iconic Parliament building not only witnessed the struggle for independence but also witnessed the rise of the country thereafter.

    Government sources say that the old building will not be demolished. It will be ‘retrofited’ to create more space for parliamentary programs. According to sources, “The historical structure will be preserved as it is the archaeological property of the country.”

    National Archives will be shifted to the new building

    In 2021, the then Union Housing and Urban Affairs Minister Hardeep Singh Puri had told the Rajya Sabha that the existing structure would have to be repaired. It will have to be made available for alternative use. He said that the National Archives will be shifted to the new Parliament House for heritage-sensitive restoration. This will create more space in the old Parliament building. Some reports also say that a part of the old building can be converted into a museum.

    How is the new Parliament building?

    Prime Minister Modi had inaugurated the new Parliament building in May this year. In the huge building, 888 members can comfortably sit in the Lok Sabha chamber and 300 members in the Rajya Sabha chamber. 1,280 MPs can get space in the Lok Sabha chamber for the joint meeting of both the houses.

    4 storey building, no effect of earthquake

    This triangular shaped four-storey building has been built in an area of ​​64,500 square meters. The new building is 17 thousand square meters larger than the old building. It will not be affected by earthquake. Its design has been prepared by HCP Design, Planning and Management Private Limited. Its architect is Bimal Patel.

    6 doors for entry-exit in the new building

    The first three gates of the new Parliament House are named Ashwa, Gaj and Garuda Gate. These three are formal gates. Their names are also Gyan Dwar, Shakti Dwar and Karma Dwar. These gates will be used by the Vice President, Speaker and Prime Minister. Whereas Makar, Shardul Gate and Hans Gate will be used for MPs and public.

    Copy of the Constitution will be kept in the Constitution Hall

    The biggest feature of the new building is the Constitution Hall. It is being said that a copy of the Constitution will be kept in this hall. Apart from this, big photographs of Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru, Subhash Chandra Bose and Prime Ministers of the country have also been installed.

    Hi-tech office for officers and employees also

    There are separate offices for every important work of Parliament. There is also hi-tech office facility for officers and employees. The cafe and dining area is also fantastic. Hi-tech devices have been installed in different rooms of the committee meeting. There is also a provision for common rooms, ladies lounge and VIP lounge.

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  • Women’s Reservation Bill: Cabinet approves Women’s Reservation Bill, Modi government gives surprise

    The Narendra Modi government at the Center has given a surprise during the special session of Parliament. It is reported quoting sources that the Union Cabinet has women reservation bill (Women’s Reservation Bill) has been approved. After the proceedings of the first day of the special session of Parliament, a meeting of the Union Cabinet was held under the chairmanship of the PM at the Parliament House Annex on Monday evening. In which the Women’s Reservation Bill was approved.

    Prahlad Singh Patel tweeted- Only Modi government had the moral courage to fulfill the demand for women’s reservation.

    Regarding the Women’s Reservation Bill, Union Minister of State for Food Processing Industries and Jal Shakti Prahlad Singh Patel tweeted and said that it has got the approval of the Cabinet. He tweeted and wrote, only Modi government had the moral courage to fulfill the demand for women’s reservation. Which was proved with the approval of the cabinet. He congratulated Prime Minister Narendra Modi for this.

    Prahlad Singh Patel tweet

    Women’s Reservation Bill can be presented in Parliament on September 20

    There is also news that women reservation bill It can be presented in Parliament on 20 September. Since the announcement that the Parliament session will be held from 18-22 September, there is speculation that the government may bring Women’s Reservation Bill or other important bills in this session.

    Cabinet meeting lasted for more than one and a half hour

    This cabinet meeting took place at a time when there is speculation that some important legislative proposals may be approved. No official information has been given about the meeting which lasted for more than one and a half hours.

    These were the participants of the cabinet meeting

    Union ministers including Rajnath Singh, Amit Shah, Piyush Goyal, Pralhad Joshi, S Jaishankar, Nirmala Sitharaman, Dharmendra Pradhan, Nitin Gadkari and Arjun Ram Meghwal attended the meeting chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

    PM Modi had given a hint even before the session started

    Addressing the media before the session, Prime Minister Modi had said that the Parliament session is short but in terms of time it is ‘very big’, ‘valuable’ and full of ‘historic decisions’. In her remarks on the discussion in the Lok Sabha on completion of 75 years of Parliament, she emphasized that the contribution of women MPs has been increasing in the last few years. Leaders of various political parties have demanded the introduction of a Women’s Reservation Bill, which guarantees 33 percent reservation in the Lok Sabha and state assemblies.

    Congress demands the ruling party to pass the Women’s Reservation Bill

    Congress on Tuesday demanded the ruling party to introduce the Women’s Reservation Bill in the Lok Sabha and get it passed unanimously. Party leader in the House, Adhir Ranjan Choudhary, while participating in the discussion on the topic ’75 years of parliamentary journey starting from the Constituent Assembly – achievements, experiences, memories and learning’, said that due to the efforts of their leader Sonia Gandhi, he was once elected to the Rajya Sabha. The bill had been passed, but now the time has come that the ruling party should present the bill related to giving 33 percent reservation to women in this session and play a role in giving it a concrete shape. He also requested the opposition parties to fix a day to present their views.

    Trinamool Congress also demanded passing of Women’s Reservation Bill

    Trinamool Congress on Monday urged the government to introduce and pass the Women’s Reservation Bill in the new Parliament building without any delay. Party leader in Lok Sabha Sudip Bandopadhyay raised this demand while participating in the discussion on the topic ’75 years of parliamentary journey starting from the Constituent Assembly – achievements, experiences, memories and lessons’. He also said that at a time when proceedings are about to begin in the new Parliament building, there should be no distinction between ‘India’ and ‘Bharat’. Trinamool Congress MP urged that the Women’s Reservation Bill should be introduced and passed in the new Parliament House. There should not be any delay in this. He alleged that nowadays bills are being passed without discussion, which is not a good thing.

  • There are 6 gates built for entry-exit in the new Parliament House, each gate has its own importance; Know details here

    All the animal statues installed at the entrance of the new Parliament House have great spiritual and mythological significance. All these in the scriptures are symbols of our culture and knowledge. They inspire us to keep going. These are symbols of happiness, peace and prosperity. Red sandstone sculptures of auspicious animals have been established as guardian statues based on their importance in Indian culture, their aesthetic appearance, positive qualities and the study of Vaastu Shastra.

    Let us know about all the 6 gates of the new Parliament House…

    Gaja Dwar

    This door is in the north direction. Gaj means elephant. Two elephant statues are installed here. The elephant represents knowledge, progress, wealth, intelligence and memory. It is also a symbol of aspirations. Gaja is representative of Lord Ganesha. It is also a symbol of new funds. North direction is related to planet Mercury, which is the source of higher intelligence. Elephant figures are common on the gates. According to Vastu Shastra, they are said to bring prosperity and happiness.

    Ashwa Dwar

    There is an alert and ready horse at the southern entrance. Horse is a symbol of patience and strength, power and speed. In the scriptures it is considered a symbol of prosperity. It is also a symbol of continuous movement. This can also be said to be representative of the quality of the Indian Parliament, which will never stop and will continue to function in the public interest. The horse statue represents the Sun Temple of Odisha. Inspired from there.

    Garuda Dwar

    This is the third gate of the Parliament and is the eastern entrance. Garuda is the vehicle of Lord Vishnu. This gate is a symbol of the aspirations of the people and administrators of the country. In the scriptures Garuda represents hope, glory of victory and success. It is mentioned in the scriptures that while flying, Veda sounds emerge from their wings. They have also been called poison removers. While offering food to God, it is invoked in the temples by playing it, so that if there is any poisonous substance in the food, its effect gets eliminated. This statue is influenced by the Nayaka period of the 18th century in Tamil Nadu.

    Makara Dwar

    Makar Dwar is the fourth gate to reach Parliament House. Capricorn is a mythological aquatic creature. Makara combines the body parts of different animals, representing unity in diversity among the people of the country. In the scriptures, Capricorn has been described as the symbol of Kamadeva’s flag. It is also the vehicle of Varun Dev and Mother Ganga. Makar Dwar is said to be inspired by the Hoysaleswara Temple of Karnataka.

    Shardula Dwar

    Shardul gate is the fifth gate. Shardul is known as another mythological creature, said to be the most powerful, foremost among all living beings, symbolizing the power of the people of the country. It is a symbol of vigor and victory. It is the ride of Maa Durga. Shardul’s idol is said to be inspired by the Gujri temple of Gwalior.

    Hamsa Dwar

    The sixth gate to enter the Parliament House is Hans Dwar. Hamsa or swan will attract people’s attention at the public entrance in the North East. In the scriptures, swan is the vehicle of Mother Saraswati. It is a symbol of peace and knowledge. It is a symbol of peace and harmony. Hansavatar is also one of the 24 incarnations of Lord Vishnu. It is inspired by the Vijay Vittala Temple in Hampi, Karnataka.

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  • Parliament Session Live Updates: PM Modi reached Parliament, said- ‘This is a session of historic decisions’

    Parliament Session Live Updates: PM Modi reached Parliament, said- 'This is a session of historic decisions'

    Parliament Special Session Live News Update: The journey of 75 years of Parliament will be discussed in the session.

    Parliament Special Session 2023 Live Updates: The five-day special session of Parliament is starting from today. It has been told that the journey of ’75 years of Parliament’ will be discussed in the session. Also, Parliament will be shifted to the new building. Modi government seems to be very serious about this special session of Parliament. Anyway, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is an expert in playing ‘Masterstock’. In such a situation, it is expected that this time also some big step can be taken. However, the opposition says that some shocking things can be seen in this session. Parliamentary Affairs Minister Prahlad Joshi said that during the session, a total of 8 bills have been listed in the session for discussion and passing. In the all-party meeting held a day before the session, the House leaders were informed that a bill related to senior citizens and three bills related to the Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe Order have been added to the agenda. The bill regarding the appointment of the Chief Election Commissioner and Election Commissioners was also included in the bills listed earlier.

    Parliament Special Session 2023 Live Updates ,

    Parliament Live Updates: PM Modi is holding a meeting with senior ministers in Parliament House Council

    Parliament Live Updates: PM Narendra Modi is holding a meeting with senior ministers in the Parliament House Council. Defense Minister Rajnath Singh, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Prahlad Joshi are present in this meeting.

    The journey of 75 years of Parliament is starting from a new place: PM Modi

    Regarding the new Parliament building, PM Modi said that the journey of 75 years of Parliament is starting from a new place. That journey has to be continued at a new place. New energy, new confidence from a new place, the country has to remain a developed nation in 2047. This session is very important. We all are experiencing new confidence in the entire country. Urges everyone to meet with enthusiasm and excitement. Will leave old evils and enter the new building. Tomorrow is the day of Ganesh Chaturthi. There will be no obstacles. This will become the fulfillment of the new dream.

    Parliament Session Live Updates: PM Modi reached Parliament, said – ‘This is a session of historic decisions’

    Regarding the special session of Parliament, PM Modi said that this is a big session in terms of time. This session is a session of historical decisions. This session is important in many ways. He said that the journey of 75 years of Parliament is inspiring.

    Special session will start shortly, PM Modi reached Parliament
    The special session will start shortly. PM Modi has reached Parliament House. PM is addressing the media before the start of the special session of Parliament. PM mentioned the success of G20 and Chandrayaan. During this he said that he is proud of the success of the Moon Mission. Shiv Shakti Point is the center of inspiration. The success of G20 has become a celebration of India’s diversity. It is indicating a bright future for the country. An atmosphere is being created which will increase the pride of India. The success of Chandrayaan 3 shows for India that many opportunities for success are waiting at the door.

    Congress MP Adhir Ranjan Chaudhary gave statement regarding special session

    Congress MP Adhir Ranjan Chaudhary has said that the government should explain why it intends to pass so many bills with the special session. Special session is called on one issue and discussion is held on the same, but they have made it into a mess…it looks very strange.

    Parliament Special Session 2023 Live: List of MPs speaking on behalf of BJP in Rajya Sabha

    Parliament Special Session 2023 Live: The MPs who spoke on behalf of BJP in the Rajya Sabha during the special session of Parliament include Piyush Goyal, Laxmikant Vajpayee, Sudhanshu Trivedi, Radhamohan Das Agarwal and two other speakers.

    NCP chief Sharad Pawar leaves for special session of Parliament

    TDP MPs protest at Gandhi statue in Parliament over Chandrababu Naidu’s arrest

    Before the commencement of the special session of Parliament today, Telugu Desam Party (TDP) MPs are protesting at the Gandhi statue in Parliament over the illegal arrest of former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu.

    Parliament session proceedings will begin in the new Parliament building from September 20.
    A five-day special session of Parliament is starting from today, in which a total of 8 bills will be discussed. Parliamentary Affairs Minister Prahlad Joshi said that the session meeting will be held on the first day in the Old Parliament House. The next day i.e. on September 19, there will be a photo session in the Old Parliament House, then a function will be held in the Central Hall at 11 am. After that we will enter the new Parliament. The Parliament session will be held in the new Parliament House on 19th September and regular parliamentary work will begin from 20th September.

    We have made the agenda clear from our side: Parliamentary Affairs Minister Prahlad Joshi

    Parliament Session Live Updates: Parliamentary Affairs Minister Prahlad Joshi has given a statement regarding the special session of Parliament called by the government. He said that we have given our agenda for the special session. We have made the agenda clear from our side. The opposition asks what will happen tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, all of which has been cleared in the party meeting.

    Parliament Special Session 2023: PM Modi will speak in Lok Sabha at 11 am

    PM Modi will speak in the Parliament complex at 10:30. The proceedings of both the houses will start at eleven o’clock. The proceedings of the House will begin with a discussion on the journey of 75 years of Parliament. During this, the Lok Sabha Speaker and the Rajya Sabha Chairman will speak first. After this the speaker will speak on behalf of the government. PM Modi will speak in the Lok Sabha at 11 am. Today the PM will speak in the Lok Sabha between 11.15 and 11.30.

    Sonia Gandhi wrote a letter to PM demanding discussion on nine issues in the special session.

    Regarding the special session of Parliament, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor said that Congress Parliamentary Party President Sonia Gandhi had written a letter to PM Modi stating 9 issues but no reply has been received on it. On the controversy over Sanatan Dharma, he said, “Our party believes in ‘Equality of all religions’. We respect every religion.”

    There is resentment among many MPs about moving to the new Parliament building. But Congress MP Shashi Tharoor said that he is not angry about this. He said there is nothing wrong in going to a new place.

    PM Modi can speak in Lok Sabha in the special session of Parliament today: Sources

    ANI, quoting sources, has reported that Prime Minister Narendra Modi can speak in the Lok Sabha in the special session of the Parliament today.

    75 years journey of Parliament will be discussed in the special session, focus will be on these agendas
    Parliament Special Session 2023 Live Updates: One of the main topics of the agenda listed for the special session of Parliament is the special discussion on the 75 years of Parliament, which started from the Constituent Assembly. Meanwhile, in an all-party meeting on Sunday, senior One bill related to citizens and three bills related to SC/ST order have been added to the agenda. The bills listed earlier include the bill related to the appointment of the Chief Election Commissioner and Election Commissioners. It is expected that a bill to provide reservation to women in the Lok Sabha and state assemblies can also be introduced.

  • The special session will begin with a discussion on the journey of 75 years of the Indian Parliament.

    The special session will begin with a discussion on the journey of 75 years of the Indian Parliament.

    The special session of Parliament will begin on September 18.

    New Delhi:

    The special session of Parliament starting from September 18 will begin with the discussion on the parliamentary journey of 75 years of the Indian Parliament. So far, the government’s agenda during this special session includes presenting a total of five bills in the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha.

    This information has been given in the bulletin issued by the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha Secretariat on Wednesday. According to this, on September 18, the proceedings in both the houses will start with the discussion on the history of Indian democracy. Parliament has had a dignified history for the last 75 years, from the Constituent Assembly till now. What can be learned today from the experiences and achievements made during this period? There will be detailed discussion on topics related to these.

    So far, the government’s agenda during this special session includes bringing a total of five bills in the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. The most important bill in this is related to the change in the appointment, conditions of service and tenure of the Chief Election Commissioner and Election Commissioners.

    Apart from this, The Post Office Bill 2023, The Advocates (Amendment) Bill 2023, Registration of Press and Magazines Bill 2023 related to improvement in postal services are also included in the tentative list of business of the government.

    This five-day special session of Parliament will start from September 18 and continue till September 22.