Jharkhand Assembly gears for Budget Session from February 24 to March 27
The Jharkhand Legislative Assembly is set to convene its budget session from February 24 to March 27, 2025, with extensive preparations in place.
The Jharkhand Legislative Assembly is set to convene its budget session from February 24 to March 27, 2025, with extensive preparations in place.
As the Jharkhand Budget Session approaches, the political temperature in the state is rising, with the government and opposition locked in a fierce debate over economic issues.
A much-expected stormy budget session of the Uttar Pradesh legislature will commence tomorrow with the opposition expected to raise issues including the Mahakumbh stampede, Milkipur assembly bypolls and privatisation of the power sector.
The Government of India is setting up a national cooperative university and a bill for the purpose will be tabled before the Lok Sabha in the Budget Session of Parliament.
Parliament was adjourned on Thursday and will reconvene on March 10, in the second and final half of the Budget session.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is scheduled to introduce the new Income Tax Bill in the Lok Sabha on Thursday as part of the tax reforms to streamline and simplify the provisions so that they are easier to understand and reduce the scope for legal disputes.
This comes after Opposition MPs disrupted the proceedings in both the Houses during the ongoing Budget Session of Parliament over the issue of US deportation of Indians, resulting in adjournment till 12 Noon.
The PM’s speech comes a day after Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi attacked the NDA government over several issues during the debate on the Motion of Thanks to the President's Address.
The opposition MPs also sought a complete list of those who died in the stampede.
Modi also hit out at the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) for allegedly making Delhi an ATM to shine its politics. He asserted that ''strict action will be taken against AAP-Da's corruption'' if the BJP government is formed after the Assembly polls.
