Parliament’s Budget Session is India’s most closely watched legislative sitting, where the government presents its annual financial plan and seeks Parliament’s approval for expenditure and taxation. The session typically begins with the President’s address, followed by the tabling of the Union Budget. Lawmakers debate the government’s fiscal priorities, economic assumptions, and sectoral allocations, often setting the tone for the political season. Key bills related to finance, economic reforms, and public spending are usually taken up during this period. The session’s outcomes shape everything from subsidies and taxes to long-term policy direction for the country.
In this edition of India Today, the focus is on India’s 61-run victory over Pakistan in the T20 World Cup in Colombo, which secured India’s progression to the Super 8s.
In this episode of Newstrack, the focus is on the uproar in the Lok Sabha following Rahul Gandhi's critique of the Union Budget and the India-US trade deal.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman launched a blistering attack on Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi, stating it was the Congress-led UPA government which surrendered India's interest before international organisations, including the World Trade Organisation (WTO) and "sold" the interest of poor and farmers.
This episode of 5 Live highlights the financial struggles of Rajasthan's medal-winning athletes, including Asian Games medallist Rakesh and national record holder Neeraj Kumar.
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi used a martial arts metaphor to criticise the government during his remarks on the Union Budget in Lok Sabha today. “In martial arts, the sequence is grip, choke and tap. This grip also exists in politics. But in politics, the grip, choke and tap remain hidden,” Gandhi said, suggesting that political control is often exerted subtly and out of public view. His comments came as part of a broader critique of the government’s economic approach and policy direction during the Budget discussion.
In a significant parliamentary development, the opposition has moved a no-confidence motion against Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, alleging bias and the silencing of dissent.
Opposition parties led by the Congress have submitted a no-confidence motion against Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, signed by 118 MPs.
This edition of 5 Live focusses on the fresh violence that has erupted in Manipur's Ukhrul following which the government has suspended internet services and imposed a curfew. The violence erupted between Naga and Kuki groups in Ukhrul.
The opposition has resubmitted a no-confidence motion against Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla after a technical error in the initial notice, which incorrectly cited the year 2025 instead of 2026.
The Opposition has submitted a notice of no-confidence against Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, citing the repeated denial of opportunities for Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi to speak.
In this edition of Newstrack, the focus is on the escalating confrontation in Parliament over Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla.
The top focus of this episode of India First is Prime Minister Narendra Modi's scathing attack on the Congress in Rajya Sabha on Thursday.
The battle between the Modi government and the opposition has been intensifying in Parliament with each passing day.
The big focus of this episode of India First is on the intense political showdown in Parliament that led to the disruption of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's scheduled address on Wednesday evening.
This edition of 'To The Point' examines the disruption in Parliament that led to the cancellation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's scheduled address.
The top focus of this episode of 5 Live is on the Lok Sabha showdown and the deaths of three teenage sisters in UP's Ghaziabad.
The Lok Sabha was adjourned for the day following intense sloganeering and disruptions by the opposition, preventing Prime Minister Narendra Modi from delivering his reply to the motion of thanks on the President's address.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah, BJP MP Nishikant Dubey, and Union Minister Kiren Rijiju met Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla in his chamber amid the ruckus in the House.
Union Minister and LJP (Ram Vilas) leader Chirag Paswan criticised the conduct of Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi and Opposition MPs in the Lok Sabha.
Speaking outside Parliament after being prevented from finishing his speech inside, Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi claimed, 'The main thing is that our PM is compromised.'
