Tag: Lok Sabha

Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will present her seventh Union Budget on Tuesday, outlining a roadmap for 'Viksit Bharat' by 2047. Post presentation, she will address a press conference with key finance officials. The Budget is expected to focus on rural economy, taxation reforms, and infrastructure. Experts see a need for investments in rural areas and highlight GDP growth at 6.5-7% for 2024-25.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a scathing attack on Congress in the Lok Sabha, criticizing its failure in recent Parliamentary elections. He mocked their introspection efforts by referencing 'Shirshashan' and cited dialogues from the film 'Sholay' to deride the party's leaders, particularly Rahul Gandhi.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated the BJP-led NDA's historic third-term victory in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, attributing it to public trust in their governance. Amid opposition chaos, he criticized the Congress-led INDIA bloc for spreading lies and emphasized his government's focus on welfare and development.

Rahul Gandhi's first speech as Leader of the Opposition in Lok Sabha sparked chaos when he linked Hindus with violence, drawing strong protests from BJP MPs and interventions from PM Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah, who demanded an apology.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised new Speaker Om Birla for condemning the 1975-77 Emergency in his first Lok Sabha speech, emphasizing the importance of remembering this period to educate the youth about dictatorship risks.

Om Birla, BJP MP from Kota-Bundi, was re-elected as the Lok Sabha Speaker by a voice vote, marking his second consecutive term and making him the first BJP leader to achieve this. Supported by NDA leaders including PM Modi, he received 297 votes against 232 for the opposition's nominee.

In the inaugural session of the 18th Lok Sabha, PM Narendra Modi urged opposition members to avoid obstructive behaviors and focus on substantive debates for public welfare. He highlighted past disruptions but expressed hope for a responsible opposition that fulfills public expectations.

The 18th Lok Sabha commenced with PM Narendra Modi and MPs taking oaths in the new Parliament building, marking a historic session. Modi emphasized the BJP's third consecutive term post-2024 elections, democratic values, youth participation, and lessons from the Emergency.

Bhartrihari Mahtab was appointed as the Pro-tem Speaker of the Lok Sabha by President Droupadi Murmu, announced by Minister Kiren Rijiju. He replaces senior MP Kodikunnil Suresh, sparking a debate on parliamentary norms.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi was sworn in for a third term, introducing a cabinet that reflects careful consideration of caste and regional balances. The new government includes diverse representation with 30 Cabinet ministers, 27 from OBC, 10 SC, 5 ST, and 5 from minority communities.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, alongside 71 ministers, took oath for his third consecutive term with a diverse cabinet representing 24 states. The new team includes experienced parliamentarians and former chief ministers, indicating a strategic focus on national coverage and alliance strength.

Four MPs from Rajasthan, including Arjunram Meghwal, Bhagirath Chaudhary, Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, and Bhupendra Yadav met with PM Modi ahead of their expected induction into the Cabinet during the swearing-in ceremony at Rashtrapati Bhavan.

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma confirmed NDA's victory in the Lok Sabha elections with 240 seats, emphasizing it as a historic win and denying any political crisis. He highlighted the significant role of religion in northeastern states' politics and expressed pride over gaining support from Muslim voters in Assam.

The Modi government has launched various transformative schemes aimed at public welfare, economic growth, and social security, significantly boosting voter support and contributing to election victories.

On the eve of the 2024 Lok Sabha poll results, the Election Commission acknowledged lessons learned from conducting elections in extreme heat. Measures to ensure a smooth counting process on June 4 and prevent post-poll violence were discussed. CEC Rajiv Kumar highlighted the successful management of the electoral process, including record voter turnout and transparency initiatives like extensive videography and fair handling of Form 17C.