India’s Parliament performs multiple functions including law-making, executive oversight, financial control, and constitutional amendments, making it the cornerstone of democratic governance. BulletsIn Parliament holds legislative authority to make laws on Union and residuary subjects, and it can override state laws on concurrent matters in case of conflict. It exercises control over the executive through mechanisms
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India’s Parliament performs multiple functions including law-making, executive oversight, financial control, and constitutional amendments, making it the cornerstone of democratic governance. BulletsIn Parliament holds legislative authority to make laws on Union and residuary subjects, and it can override state laws on concurrent matters in case of conflict. It exercises control over the executive through mechanisms
On 17 December 2025, Parliament passed the Insurance Amendment Bill 2025. The law updates India’s insurance framework for a digital era. It focuses on consumer protection, data security, and sector growth. The changes affect every insurance customer nationwide. BulletsIn Bill passed by Parliament on 17 December 2025 Allows 100% Foreign Direct Investment in insurance
On 17 December 2025, Parliament passed the Insurance Amendment Bill 2025. The law updates India’s insurance framework for a digital era. It focuses on consumer protection, data security, and sector growth. The changes affect every insurance customer nationwide. BulletsIn Bill passed by Parliament on 17 December 2025 Allows 100% Foreign Direct Investment in insurance
India’s Parliament has approved new legislation to allow private companies into the civil nuclear power sector. The decision was taken in New Delhi on December 18, 2025, to accelerate clean energy growth and meet rising power needs. The move marks a major policy shift from state control, even as opposition parties warn about safety
India’s Parliament has approved new legislation to allow private companies into the civil nuclear power sector. The decision was taken in New Delhi on December 18, 2025, to accelerate clean energy growth and meet rising power needs. The move marks a major policy shift from state control, even as opposition parties warn about safety
307On Tuesday, a parliamentary panel criticized the Environment Ministry for spending less than 1% of ₹858 crore allotted for pollution control in FY 2024–25. The panel flagged this underutilization despite the worsening air quality in India. It noted the delay was blamed on pending approval for the scheme’s extension, but said such justification was unacceptable
On Tuesday, a parliamentary panel criticized the Environment Ministry for spending less than 1% of ₹858 crore allotted for pollution control in FY 2024–25. The panel flagged this underutilization despite the worsening air quality in India. It noted the delay was blamed on pending approval for the scheme’s extension, but said such justification was unacceptable
The second half of the 2025 Parliament Budget Session resumes today, with several key reports and legislative proposals being presented in both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. Various ministers will lay down papers and present updates on significant government actions. BulletsIn The second half of the 2025 Parliament Budget Session resumes today. Several ministers
The second half of the 2025 Parliament Budget Session resumes today, with several key reports and legislative proposals being presented in both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. Various ministers will lay down papers and present updates on significant government actions. BulletsIn The second half of the 2025 Parliament Budget Session resumes today. Several ministers
The Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) led by Jagdambika Pal is set to present its report on the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2024, in Parliament on Monday, during the ongoing Budget Session. While the bill has been revised and adopted by the JPC, opposition leaders have submitted their dissent notes. BulletsIn Report Presentation: JPC will table the
The Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) led by Jagdambika Pal is set to present its report on the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2024, in Parliament on Monday, during the ongoing Budget Session. While the bill has been revised and adopted by the JPC, opposition leaders have submitted their dissent notes. BulletsIn Report Presentation: JPC will table the
