All Party Meeting

Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla to hold all-party meeting ahead of Parliament's Monsoon session

During the meeting, issues such as the recently issued list of unparliamentary words, may also come up for the discussion

Government calls all-party meet on 17 July ahead of Parliament's Monsoon session

The monsoon session of Parliament will start from 18 July and will continue till 13 August

Winter Session of Parliament begins today; here's what to expect

The all-party meet held on Sunday ahead of the Winter Session witnessed Opposition parties demanding discussions on issues including price rise, Pegasus snooping row and BSF jurisdiction

Centre to apprise Opposition on Afghanistan situation at all-party meeting today

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar will brief the floor leaders of all the political parties at 11.00 am

'Polls first, statehood later': What Narendra Modi said at critical Jammu and Kashmir all-party meet

Centre was keen on holding Assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir in December this year or March 2022 after Delimitation Commission submits report, officials said

From elections, statehood to delimitation: Who said what at PM's all-party meeting with J&K leaders

While the Centre focussed on development and Jammu and Kashmir getting its own elected government, all leaders from J&K demanded full-fledged statehood for the region

From release of J&K prisoners to development and restoration of statehood, 10 key points discussed at PM's all-party meet

The meeting was seen as a crucial step towards the return of elected representatives and the holding of Assembly elections followed by the eventual restoration of statehood

PM holds all-party meet with J&K leaders: Why it’s important, what’s on the agenda

The meeting, which could determine how the dynamics at play in Jammu and Kashmir could shape up in the coming days, has been in the news over its likely agenda

Kashmir’s status quo is fragile, PM’s all-party meet key to stopping a dangerous drift

Although killings of terrorists have also been high — 174 ethnic-Kashmiri jihadists were shot last year, up from just 34 in 2016 — levels of violence remain higher than in the five years before the 2016 uprising, data from the South Asia Terrorism Portal shows

Pakistan will oppose any move by India to 'divide Kashmir' and change its demography, says Shah Mahmood Qureshi

Pakistan's statement came on a day the Centre invited 14 political leaders from Jammu and Kashmir to participate in a meeting to be chaired by Narendra Modi on 24 June