PM Modi calls Union Cabinet meeting at 6:30 pm today
The announcement comes after PM Modi opened the discussion in Lok Sabha today where he spoke about the 75 years of the Indian Parliament and bid an emotional farewell to the old Parliament House as the session is all set to move to the new building tomorrow
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has called a Union Cabinet meeting at 6:30 pm today amid the ongoing Special Parliament Session.The agenda of the meeting, however, remains unknown.The announcement comes after PM Modi opened the discussion in Lok Sabha today where he spoke about the 75 years of the Indian Parliament and bid an emotional farewell to the old Parliament House as the session is all set to move to the new building tomorrow.Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi said a total of eight bills have been listed for consideration and passage during the session.Floor leaders were on Sunday informed at an all-party meet that a bill on the welfare of senior citizens and three related to SC/ST order have been added to the agenda.The bills listed earlier include the one on the appointment of chief election commissioner and election commissioners.The other listed business for Lok Sabha includes The Advocates (Amendment) Bill, 2023 and The Press and Registration of Periodicals Bill, 2023.
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