LIVE Updates | Parliament Monsoon Session Concludes Both Houses Sine Die

LIVE Update | Monsoon Session The Monsoon Session 2025 of Parliament, which began on July 21, concluded sine die on August 21. According to the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs, the month-long session saw the introduction of 14 Bills in the Lok Sabha. Of these, 12 were passed by the Lower House, while the Rajya Sabha passed 15 Bills. In total, both Houses together cleared 15 legislations. Despite frequent disruptions and adjournments, key Bills were debated and passed, reflecting the government’s push to advance legislative business. The conclusion marks the formal end of the Monsoon Session, with both Houses set to...

LIVE Update | Monsoon Session Union MoS for Coal and Mines, Satish Chandra Dubey, criticized the Opposition for stalling proceedings during the Monsoon Session of Parliament. He said the Opposition lacked genuine issues and deliberately disrupted the House to prevent meaningful debates. According to him, the government was ready to initiate and participate in discussions, but the Opposition chose to “kill time by creating chaos.” Dubey stressed that such behaviour harmed not just the functioning of Parliament but also the interests of the nation, as critical legislative business was delayed. He asserted that the country has suffered due to these...

LIVE Update | Monsoon Session Union Minister Kiren Rijiju called the Monsoon Session “fruitful” but blamed Opposition disruptions for preventing debates and silencing new MPs. He added that the Opposition even blocked Parliament from congratulating Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla on his ISS visit.

#WATCH | Delhi | Union Minister of Parliamentary Affairs, Kiren Rijiju says, "...The Monsoon Session of Parliament was extremely fruitful for the country and the government...But many new MPs were not allowed to speak in Parliament. The opposition itself is responsible for this,… pic.twitter.com/EajZhVVqN3

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LIVE Update | Monsoon Session Union Minister of Parliamentary Affairs Kiren Rijiju condemned the Opposition’s conduct during the Monsoon Session, stressing that while dissent and protest are essential in a democracy, disrupting Parliament’s functioning is undemocratic. He accused Opposition leaders of weakening the Constitution by making statements against the country, attacking the Supreme Court, and abusing the Election Commission of India. Rijiju emphasized that such actions do not strengthen democracy but erode public trust in institutions. He reiterated that the government remains open to constructive debate and discussion but will not allow Parliament’s work to be stalled under the guise...

LIVE Update | Monsoon Session BJP MP Deepak Prakash criticized the Opposition at the close of the Monsoon Session, calling their conduct an attack on the dignity of Parliament. He said Congress, TMC, and other Opposition parties had undermined the “temple of democracy” through disruptive tactics and divisive politics. According to him, their actions not only stalled discussions but also reflected a deliberate attempt to hinder India’s progress. Prakash emphasized that citizens nationwide are witnessing this “dirty politics” and asserted that the BJP will take these issues to the people. He framed the Opposition’s behaviour as a betrayal of democratic values...

LIVE Update | Monsoon Session Congress MP Mallu Ravi slammed the recently concluded Monsoon Session, calling it a waste of public funds. Highlighting the period from July 21 to August 21, he said the House was repeatedly convened only to be adjourned, preventing meaningful discussion. He accused the BJP government of orchestrating a preplanned agenda that stifled parliamentary debate. According to Ravi, such actions mark the beginning of a dictatorial approach in the country, undermining democratic processes. His remarks reflect the Opposition’s frustration over disruptions and limited legislative progress during the session, emphasizing the need for more transparent and participatory...

LIVE Update | Monsoon Session Despite attempts to ensure smooth functioning, the Rajya Sabha faced repeated disruptions during the Monsoon Session. Out of the total scheduled time, the House functioned for just 41 hours and 15 minutes, accounting for only 38.88% of the session. Members had the opportunity to raise 285 questions, but only 14 were addressed. During the session, 14 bills were either passed or sent back to the Lok Sabha. The limited progress highlights the challenges in completing legislative work amid disruptions, underscoring the need for cooperative debate and timely discussion on important national issues. #RajyaSabha की कार्यवाही सुचारू...

LIVE Update | Monsoon Session BJP MP Kiran Chaudhary criticized the Opposition and Congress, calling the Monsoon Session a “washout.” She said, “The entire Monsoon Session was a washout because the Opposition and the Congress did not let it run. They have no topics. We had so many bills to pass; it would have been better if they had been passed after a discussion.”  Chaudhary’s remarks reflect the ruling party’s frustration over repeated disruptions in both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, which hindered legislative business, including the passage of key bills and debates on important national issues. #WATCH | Delhi | On...

LIVE Update | Monsoon Session The Rajya Sabha passed the Online Gaming Bill amid protests from the Opposition. Lawmakers raised objections, accusing the government of bypassing proper discussion, while the bill aims to regulate and promote online gaming in India, signaling a major step in formalizing the sector.

#BreakingNews | The Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Bill, 2025 passed by the Rajya Sabha.@GoI_MeitY @MIB_India @AshwiniVaishnaw #OnlineGamingBill2025 #OnlineGaming pic.twitter.com/lSKwNdfa0Y

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LIVE Update | Monsoon Session Chaos broke out in Rajya Sabha as Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw presented the Online Gaming Bill.

Congress Chief Mallikarjun Kharge criticized the government, saying, “When everyone was inside you passed the bill, now you are teaching us rules,” highlighting opposition unrest over the legislation.