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The Winter session of Parliament is expected to start in early December. The government aims to pass a constitutional amendment bill on women's reservation. This amendment would potentially increase Lok Sabha seats and provide 33 percent reservation for women. Opposition parties are planning…
2 of the 5 reports on this event credit a wire agency (ANI, PTI or IANS), across 2 different agencies.
Coverage arrived over 37 hours. First from The Assam Tribune, latest from The Morung Express.
First reported by The Assam Tribune at 03:40 UTC on 14 Nov.
Coverage ran into a second day.
Across 1 desk: india.
Official sources said the session is expected to have around five to six working days.
The Winter session of Parliament is expected to start in early December. The government aims to pass a constitutional amendment bill on women's reservation. This amendment would potentially increase Lok Sabha seats and provide 33 percent reservation for women. Opposition parties are planning…
The govt is keen to push through the Constitution amendment bill, which seeks to expand the Lok Sabha's strength from the existing 543 seats.
The Winter Session of the Parliament will likely begin in first week of December, with the government focusing on a passage of the proposed delimitation bill that is linked with women's reservation, according to a report by news agency PTI.
New Delhi, November 15 (IANS): The Winter session of Parliament is likely to begin in the first week of December, though the Union government has also considered the possibility of extending or reconvening the unprorogued Monsoon Session instead of a regular separate session, according to reliable…
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