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The son of an Indian parliamentarian has been booked for allegedly driving an Aston Martin involved in a fatal crash in Hyderabad that killed a young woman, but has not yet been arrested.
The Indian Parliament has passed the Mines and Minerals Amendment Bill, with Minister Kishan Reddy assuring that states will not lose mineral revenue.
The Indian Parliament has passed a bill that restricts states' powers to tax minerals, despite protests from some regions. The legislation, approved by both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, aims to centralize control over mineral taxation.
A parliamentary panel in India has raised concerns that delays in NCERT textbook publication and the shift to application-based exams are widening the curriculum gap for students.
An Indian Lok Sabha probe panel has found former Justice Yashwant Varma guilty in a case involving cash found at his home. The parliamentary committee's findings were released after an investigation.
An Indian parliamentary panel has suggested that the cost of private hospital rooms in cities should not exceed the tariff of a 3-star hotel room.
The Indian Parliament's Monsoon Session continues to face an impasse, with both houses repeatedly adjourned due to ongoing protests and sloganeering from the Opposition. The Opposition is demanding a statement from Amit Shah regarding student protests and other issues, while the NDA counters with its own protests.
India's Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman stated that consumers will not be required to pay charges for UPI transactions. This assurance came as the Indian Parliament successfully cleared a new tax Bill.
With four days remaining until the Monsoon Session, key legislative bills are reportedly missing from the Parliament agenda, prompting the Congress and its allies to vow opposition.
India's BJP and Congress parties have issued whips as Parliament approaches a final-week showdown, focusing on two critical bills: the Constitution Amendment Bill concerning delimitation and women's reservation, and the FCRA Amendment Bill.
The Indian Parliament has passed a bill that empowers the government to allow banks and other payment service providers to impose charges on transactions made through the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) and other electronic payment modes.
The Indian Parliament has passed a bill to increase the number of Supreme Court judges from 31 to 38, with the Rajya Sabha clearing the legislation by voice vote. The government chose the Money Bill route for this change, a decision that is currently pending before the Supreme Court.
On Day 13 of the Indian Parliament's monsoon session, the Opposition continues to press Union Home Minister Amit Shah for answers regarding a CJP crackdown and alleged theft of Ram temple donations.
On day 12 of the Indian Parliament's Monsoon Session, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is set to introduce a taxation bill in the Lok Sabha. Meanwhile, the Congress party is pushing for a discussion on a new anti-defection law.
The chief of India's non-partisan parliamentary standing committee on IT highlighted the rise of certain groups and pointed to the role of algorithms, noting the panel's unanimous agreement on issues related to Meta and other platforms.
An article revisits a significant event from 40 years ago, detailing an uproar that occurred in the Indian Parliament on August 1, 1986.
On Day 10 of the Parliament Monsoon Session, a bill proposing an increase in the number of Supreme Court judges is expected to be debated in the Lok Sabha.
The Indian Parliament has passed new legislation, including bills aimed at preventing paper leaks in examinations and the Vande Mataram bill, amidst a stormy session.
The Indian Parliament's Lok Sabha engaged in a fiery debate over a new anti-paper leak bill, which proposes stricter penalties including up to 10 years in jail and a ₹50 lakh fine. The government and opposition clashed over the bill's provisions, with some MPs incorporating Gen Z slang into their arguments.
Concerns about the 'brain drain' of Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) graduates moving abroad were raised in Parliament, with the Centre responding that going abroad is a matter of individual will and choice.
The Indian Parliament is experiencing a deadlock over the NEET paper leak, with the government engaging opposition leaders to resolve disruptions. This comes as both the NDA and Opposition parties held protests at the Parliament entrance, highlighting the ongoing political tension.
The Indian Parliament's monsoon session is facing disruptions as opposition MPs staged protests, dressed in black, to demonstrate against the Centre's handling of student protests and alleged irregularities in examinations.
Thousands of Indian youth, dubbed 'Cockroach activists,' marched towards Parliament in Delhi to protest alleged NEET exam leaks, resulting in violent clashes with police. Over 170 protesters and 118 police officers were injured as authorities used batons and tear gas to disperse the demonstration.
Thousands of demonstrators marched towards the Indian parliament, clashing with police using tear gas and batons. The protests are organized by a movement whose members refer to themselves as "cockroaches."
The Monsoon Session of the Indian Parliament commenced with immediate sloganeering, chaos, and adjournments in both Houses, despite Prime Minister Modi's call for every voice to be heard.
Om Birla, the Speaker of the Indian Parliament, has approved the merger of Uddhav Thackeray's rebel faction with the Shinde Sena and TMC rebels with the NCPI, ahead of an all-party meeting and the monsoon session.
An article emphasizes the critical role of the Indian Parliament in shaping road safety policies, arguing that legislative action, rather than mere chance, should determine the future of road safety in the country.
The Monsoon Session of the Indian Parliament is scheduled to commence on July 20 and conclude on August 13. This session will address various legislative matters and discussions.
An analysis decodes the numbers to determine how close the BJP is to achieving a two-thirds majority in the Indian Parliament.
The article analyzes the current political landscape in the Lok Sabha, focusing on how rebellions within parties like TMC and Shiv Sena (UBT) could potentially benefit the NDA in Parliament.
A split within the Trinamool Congress (TMC) party is set to increase the strength of the BJP-led NDA coalition in the Indian Parliament, as 20 of 28 TMC MPs and 12 Rajya Sabha members have announced support for the NDA.
Following Prime Minister Modi's appeal to conserve fuel, the Indian Parliament is replacing petrol vehicles used by senior officials with electric cars.
A parliamentary panel expressed surprise after the National Medical Commission (NMC) issued new regulations without obtaining clearance from the law ministry.
India's Parliament has blocked Prime Minister Modi's proposal to redraw voting boundaries, which was linked to a seat quota for women.
An Indian Parliament panel, led by Nishikant Dubey, has suggested that the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) should either instruct social media platforms to disable 'Community Notes' or consider implementing a 'publisher tax' on them.
The Speaker and the Rajya Sabha Chairman in India have rejected notices moved by the opposition to remove the chief of the country's election body.
The Indian Parliament has passed several bills, including legislation that designates Amaravati as the sole capital of Andhra Pradesh.
The FCRA (Foreign Contribution Regulation Act) bill was not addressed in the Indian parliament due to ongoing protests from the opposition.
An Indian parliamentary panel has reviewed the land acquisition process for seven bullet train projects across the country.
The Indian Parliament is set to adjourn on April 2 and will reconvene after assembly elections to discuss bills on delimitation based on the 2011 census and a women's quota in legislative seats.
The Indian Parliament has passed a bill seeking to amend the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Amendment Act 2019, which also includes provisions for graded punishment based on the severity of harm inflicted on transgender individuals.
An Indian parliamentary committee has called for a unified, gender-sensitive cybercrime law to address rising online offenses targeting women and children, also recommending age-appropriate social media regulations. Concurrently, a government panel is considering expanding the Sahyog portal to allow law enforcement agencies to request user data from electronic service providers, including social media intermediaries.
An Indian parliamentary committee has instructed the Election Commission not to remove genuine voters from electoral rolls, urging a fair and inclusive revision process with safeguards for vulnerable sections as the SIR system expands to more states.
An Indian parliamentary committee, led by TMC MP Dola Sen, has recommended strengthening domestic manufacturing to improve the trade balance, focusing on a 'real' Make in India and 'Aatmanirbhar Bharat' initiative.
An Indian Parliamentary Standing Committee on Petroleum and Natural Gas has advised the government to increase its crude oil buffer stock to a global standard of 90 days, citing the fuel crisis exacerbated by the war in Iran.
A crisis concerning Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) has become a point of contention in the Indian Parliament, with the opposition blaming the government and the ruling party accusing the opposition of inciting anarchy.
A parliamentary committee in India has raised concerns over budget cuts and the under-utilisation of allocated funds for welfare schemes targeting minorities, tribal communities, and persons with disabilities.
Shiv Sena lawmaker Milind Deora urged the Indian Parliament to consider banning social media for children, citing global trends, though the Centre has indicated no immediate plans for such restrictions.
The Rajya Sabha, India's upper house of Parliament, held discussions regarding the working and policies of the Environment Ministry.
Parth Pawar, son of a prominent political figure, has filed his nomination for the Rajya Sabha, signaling his entry into the upper house of the Indian Parliament.
India's Union Minister Kiren Rijiju announced that a no-confidence motion against Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla will be debated and voted on, amidst opposition challenges.
The Monsoon session of the Indian Parliament has reached a standstill, accompanied by widespread protests on the streets, highlighting political tensions.
An analysis highlights the measurable financial costs and intangible losses resulting from the inefficiency of the Indian Parliament.
The Indian Parliament's Monsoon Session concluded with a tense finish, marked by a standoff between the government and opposition over student protests and the FCRA bill. The session saw significant debate and disagreement on key legislative and social issues.
A ruckus erupted in the Indian Parliament after CPI(M) MP John Brittas alleged that BJP's Sushmita Dev made a disparaging remark about his attire, leading him to move a motion of privilege against her.
Disruptions during the Indian Parliament's Monsoon Session have resulted in over 7,000 minutes of wasted time and an estimated loss of ₹175 crore.
A daily briefing highlights the escalating standoff between the opposition and the ruling BJP in the Indian Parliament, alongside efforts to decode the ancient Indus script.
A bill aimed at barring state taxes on minerals and giving the Centre greater regulatory command over mineral-bearing lands has been tabled in the Indian Parliament, drawing calls for committee review from the opposition.
The Indian Parliament has raised concerns about the faculty-student ratio in IITs, to which the Centre responded by stating that 3,500 vacancies have been filled over the past four years.
An Indian parliamentary panel is pushing for the entry of mining contractors into uranium mining, suggesting a shift in policy for the strategic resource.
Three years after its construction, the entrance for Members of Parliament at the Indian Parliament building may finally be fitted with a porch.
The Chairman of the Indian Parliament has been asked to consider a request for Home Minister Amit Shah's presence in the Rajya Sabha.
The Indian Parliament's monsoon session has entered a deadlock for the thirteenth day due to opposition protests, although the government managed to pass key legislation including the Bankers' Books Evidence Bill.
The Indian Parliament's Monsoon Session is set to vote on a Bill designed to simplify the process of using bank records in legal proceedings. This marks a key legislative action during the session.
The chief of India's Parliamentary Standing Committee on Information Technology, Nishikant Dubey, has demanded an apology from Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg. This demand comes after a video featuring Prime Minister Modi was removed from Meta platforms, with Dubey alleging an intent to destabilize India.
Meta has issued an apology to an Indian parliamentary panel regarding the removal of a video featuring Prime Minister Modi, addressing concerns about content moderation policies.
Opposition parties in both Houses of the Indian Parliament created a ruckus, intensifying pressure on the government regarding a recent police crackdown.
Amidst opposition protests, the Indian Parliament has passed a bill that criminalizes any insult to the national song Vande Mataram. The legislation cleared both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha.
The Lok Sabha passed the anti-paper leak amendment bill, introducing stricter punishments for exam malpractices, despite criticism from opposition members who called it a 'cosmetic and eyewash' measure.
The Indian Parliament's impasse may be nearing an end, with the Lok Sabha expected to take up a bill on exam reforms today and a discussion on the Vande Mataram bill potentially beginning in the Rajya Sabha.
A parliamentary panel in India has proposed the creation of a cryptocurrency watchdog, weeks after the Reserve Bank of India raised concerns about digital assets.
The Indian Parliament experienced another washout, with the government reaching out to the opposition in an attempt to end the ongoing impasse.
Both houses of the Indian Parliament experienced washouts due to widespread opposition protests concerning recent paper leaks and subsequent police actions. The opposition has joined youth movement protests, amplifying calls for accountability.
The Indian Parliament's monsoon session has begun, with the first day largely disrupted by protests over issues like NEET and alleged 'donation chori'. The government plans to push the Vande Mataram bill on the second day.
The Monsoon Session of the Indian Parliament commenced with a stormy start, as the Opposition raised concerns about the gates of Parliament being closed.
The CJP party, supported by activists like Sonam Wangchuk, led a protest march to the Indian Parliament in Delhi, demanding action on exam leaks. Delhi was under high alert with tightened security and barricades as thousands gathered for the demonstration.
This daily news catch-up highlights a showdown in the Indian Parliament, mentions Sonam Wangchuk, and covers news related to Messi's Argentina.
A parliamentary panel in India has noted constitutional concerns regarding a clause in the anti-corruption bill that allows for the removal of officials after thirty days, with stakeholders suggesting a sunset clause.
An Indian parliamentary panel has recommended that the National Testing Agency (NTA) be granted statutory status, while also highlighting challenges faced by marginalized students with computer-based tests.
An analysis explains the differences between the UK and Indian parliamentary systems, using the context of Keir Starmer's exit (from a specific role or event) to illustrate key distinctions.
The headline is already in English, but the context refers to Indian political parties (TMC, Sena UBT) and parliamentary bodies (Lok Sabha) in India, and a Women's Bill, which is a significant legislative proposal in India. The question implies a potential shift in alliances or support within the Indian parliament to increase the numbers for the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in relation to the Women's Bill.
There is growing speculation about a potential repeat of a Trinamool Congress (TMC) rebellion within the Indian Parliament, which could pose a 'double whammy' for party founder Mamata Banerjee.
The Sansad Ratna Awards for 2026 have been announced, with Pune’s Medha Kulkarni and Jalgaon’s Smita Uday Wagh among the distinguished awardees.
Columnist Tavleen Singh expresses her critical views on recent events in the Indian Parliament, describing the proceedings as a 'charade' and questioning their effectiveness.
The Indian Parliament is actively debating the Women's Reservation Bill, which proposes a 33% quota for women in legislative bodies. Prime Minister Modi has strongly advocated for its passage, addressing concerns about delimitation and OBC representation raised by opposition parties.
An Indian parliamentary panel has suggested that X (formerly Twitter) 'Community Notes' may be treated as publishing activity, urging the MeitY to act on it, a move experts warn could impact free speech.
An Indian parliamentary panel has urged for the timely completion of the Dankuni-Surat Dedicated Freight Corridor project.
The Indian Parliament is set to reconvene on April 16 to consider a significant bill that could increase Lok Sabha seats from 543 to 816, with 273 seats reserved for women, aiming to implement a one-third reservation for women in the Lok Sabha and state assemblies.
The Rajya Sabha witnessed heated exchanges between Mallikarjun Kharge and Kiren Rijiju regarding the Prime Minister's absence from an all-party meeting discussing the Middle East crisis.
An Indian parliamentary panel has advocated for a comprehensive law to regulate artificial intelligence, contrasting with the government's stance that existing laws are sufficient to address risks like bias, misinformation, and privacy harms.
An Indian parliamentary panel has highlighted concerns in a report tabled in Parliament, pointing to reactive highway maintenance, underused R&D funds, and delays in Bharatmala port connectivity projects.
An Indian parliamentary panel has highlighted the low utilization of school funds and negligible capital expenditure planned for FY27, urging fixes in fund flow and scheme implementation.
An Indian parliamentary committee has called for the creation of a unified, gender-sensitive cybercrime law to address a significant rise in online offenses targeting women and children, also recommending age-appropriate social media regulations.
An ADR report indicates that 73 Rajya Sabha MPs have declared criminal cases against them, while 31 MPs (14 percent) possess a net worth of billions of rupees, highlighting wealth and legal issues among Indian parliamentarians.
An Indian parliamentary house panel has recommended a comprehensive performance review of all designated Institutions of Eminence (IoEs) to assess their effectiveness and progress.
An Indian parliamentary panel has recommended that overworked bureaucrats receive mental health support and 'seva bhav' training to improve their well-being and service.
A new report explains the various contentions and controversies surrounding the Transgender Protection (Amendment) Bill 2026, which has been tabled in the Indian Parliament.
An Indian parliamentary panel has raised concerns as the urban development budget has reportedly reached its lowest point in five years.
An Indian parliamentary panel has urged the Railways to evaluate passenger satisfaction and conduct post-redevelopment assessments for Amrit Bharat stations, focusing on service quality and infrastructure improvements.
A Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) on the Viksit Bharat Shiksha Adhishthan Bill is scheduled to interact with officials from the UGC, AICTE, and NCTE this week. The bill aims to overhaul India's higher education regulatory framework by replacing existing bodies with a single authority.
Congress leader Jairam Ramesh has criticized BJP Members of Parliament for praising Prime Minister Modi, comparing the Indian Parliament to North Korea's Assembly, and flaying the government's stance on Israel and Trump.
The Indian Parliament passed the Mines and Minerals Amendment Bill, which restricts state taxes on minerals, prompting Jharkhand's chief minister to warn of agitation.
An opinion piece argues that Indian Members of Parliament, across all parties, have adopted a dangerous new approach to manipulating parliamentary proceedings, leading to a situation where all sides appear to be winning at the expense of effective governance.
A political dispute over the Haldwani 'suddhikaran' (purification) row escalated in the Indian Parliament, with Congress leader Kharge accusing the BJP of treating him as an 'untouchable', leading to a spar between the parties.
The Indian Parliament has passed a bill to officially rename the state of Kerala to Keralam. Both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha approved the legislation.
The probe report concerning Justice Yashwant Varma has been tabled in the Indian Parliament. This signifies a formal presentation of findings related to an investigation involving the judge.
The Indian Parliament has passed the Tribunals Reforms Bill, a legislative development that occurred amid an Opposition walkout.
An Indian parliamentary standing committee on railways has advised the Railways to conduct a comprehensive study of successful high-speed rail networks in countries where such systems operate efficiently.
Indian Home Minister Amit Shah is scheduled to present bills in the Lok Sabha today, including one proposing to rename Kerala as Keralam and another to expand the financing powers of the National Cooperative Development Corporation (NCDC). Concurrently, India's ambassador to the US has clarified the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA), emphasizing it as a sovereign step with parallels in US law, as the government prepares to table the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act, 2026, during the monsoon session.
A bill in the Indian Parliament proposes to prohibit children under the age of 13 from creating accounts on social media and gaming platforms without parental consent, also including limits on personalized advertising.
Both houses of the Indian Parliament adjourned for the day after the Kashmiri Pandits Rehabilitation Bill was introduced in the Lok Sabha during the Monsoon Session.
The Indian Parliament's Monsoon Session continued with the opposition planning to raise issues like the Ram Mandir and student protests, while the government stated there were no plans to extend the session.
The standoff between the Indian government and opposition continues in Parliament, with Rahul Gandhi insisting on a statement from Home Minister Amit Shah. Kiren Rijiju met with Gandhi in an attempt to break the logjam, as the Congress party remains firm on its demands.
Despite a strong presence in public activism, Generation Z remains largely unrepresented in India's central and state legislative bodies, highlighting a gap between street-level visibility and parliamentary presence.
India's Parliament monsoon session is facing a potential washout as the opposition toughens its stance, demanding discussions on Ram temple donations and police actions. Union ministers have criticized the opposition for boycotting legislative proceedings.
The Indian Parliament's Monsoon Session is set to resume amid an ongoing impasse, with four key bills on the agenda. Proceedings are expected to continue despite potential disruptions.
The Indian Parliament passed the anti-paper leak bill, which aims to establish a more credible examination system with tougher penalties for offenders. The bill cleared both houses despite an opposition walkout and criticism regarding its focus on punishment over prevention.
The Rajya Sabha, India's upper house of parliament, continued its proceedings despite protests from the Opposition regarding a police crackdown in Delhi.
Gen Z slang terms like 'delulu' and 'clock it' were heard in the Indian Parliament following a 'cockroach' protest by the CJP. This marked a notable instance of youth language entering political discourse.
The Indian Parliament is set to discuss the anti-paper leak Bill, aiming to end a deadlock and address concerns over examination integrity. The bill proposes strict penalties, including at least five years in jail and a 50 lakh fine, for those involved in paper leaks.
India's Parliament has seen no business conducted four days into its monsoon session due to ongoing protests, highlighting political disruptions.
India's Lok Sabha experienced its third consecutive day of disruption due to ongoing clashes between the opposition and the government.
Thousands of 'Cockroach' protesters demanding education reforms were blocked by police while attempting to march on India's parliament, with some reporting injuries in clashes after police banned the march. Police used batons and tear gas against the demonstrators, arresting the movement's founder.
Thousands of protesters, referred to as 'cockroach' protesters, demanding education reforms were blocked by police while attempting to march on India's parliament, with some reporting injuries in clashes after police banned the march.
Indian police used tear gas and batons to disperse thousands of 'Cockroach' movement youth protesters attempting to march to the parliament building in New Delhi. The demonstration saw clashes between activists and law enforcement, with some protesters reportedly throwing eggs and water bottles at official vehicles.
The upcoming Monsoon Session of the Indian Parliament is set to begin tomorrow, with the Opposition planning to prioritize discussions on paper leaks and the Ram Temple.
The Indian government is aiming to secure a special two-thirds majority in both the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha during the upcoming Monsoon session of parliament.
The Kerala High Court has urged the Indian Parliament to amend laws, allowing Christian women to file for divorce in the jurisdiction where they reside, rather than being restricted by current regulations.
A Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) in India is set to retain a clause allowing for the removal of ministers who have been in custody for 30 days, paving the way for the bill's passage in the upcoming monsoon session.
An Indian parliamentary panel is reviewing the recruitment processes for UPSC-CSAT, SSC, and other government positions.
The BJP is strengthening its dominance in Indian politics and bolstering its parliamentary numbers through strategic victories in various states, fulfilling a long-held prophecy.
India's Parliament panel is examining the character limit on X (formerly Twitter), with chairman Nishikant Dubey citing the Right to Equality and announcing that major digital and social media platforms will be called for examination.
Dutch Members of European Parliament have appealed to the Maharashtra parliament in India for assistance in the return of kidnapped Amsterdam girl, Insiya Hemani.
Union Ministers J.P. Nadda, Kiren Rijiju, Arjun Meghwal, and Shivraj Singh Chouhan, along with BJP National President Nitin Nabin, attended a meeting of NDA floor leaders in the Indian Parliament.
An Indian parliamentary panel has yet to conclude its investigation into Justice Varma and may respond to his recent criticisms. The probe continues days before Justice Varma was scheduled to present his defense.
Indian Parliament Speaker Om Birla explained that parliamentary discussions often extend late into the night because all members are given the opportunity to express their opinions, even when views differ. He highlighted the importance of ensuring every voice is heard in the legislative process.
A roadmap has been outlined to fast-track the reservation of seats for women in the Indian Parliament.
India's Rajya Sabha experienced an uproar after Minister Kiren Rijiju hinted at a special session, leading the Opposition to accuse the government of violating the election code.
Prime Minister Modi stated that India has effectively managed the situation in the Middle East, while criticizing the opposition for allegedly seeking to spread anarchy. This led to a parliamentary spar between Rajya Sabha Leader of Opposition Kharge and Minister Rijiju over the demand for a discussion on the West Asia crisis.
An Indian parliamentary panel has recommended the modernization of the Railways' production units to meet rolling stock targets.
The Indian Parliament has passed a bill aimed at amending laws to protect transgender individuals, despite demands from the opposition to send the proposal to a select committee.
The budget session of the Indian Parliament may conclude earlier than planned due to upcoming state elections, with a possibility of reconvening later to pass crucial legislation like women's reservation law amendments.
The West Asia conflict dominated a debate in India's Lok Sabha, with the opposition highlighting financial stress on households, while the government defended its growth-oriented policies.
A parliamentary panel in India has recommended that the central government increase public expenditure on education to 6% of the GDP by 2030, aligning with the NEP 2020 target.
An Indian parliamentary panel is engaged in a heated debate over the proposed VBSA Bill, which critics argue violates the federal character of the Constitution and could significantly alter the landscape of higher education in India.
An Indian parliamentary panel has highlighted significant delays and underutilisation of funds in major technology schemes, including the India AI Mission and the semiconductor program.
Opposition parties in India have submitted notices seeking a motion for the removal of the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) to both houses of Parliament, indicating a significant political challenge.
An Indian parliamentary panel has recommended the timely disbursal of post-matric scholarships to ensure students receive financial aid without delays.
Moitra has accused Speaker Birla of presiding over the 'liquidation of Parliamentary democracy' in India.
A report by the Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR) highlights that only 10% of Members of Parliament (MPs) and Members of Legislative Assemblies (MLAs) in India are women.
The Speaker of the Indian Parliament has selected 15 Members of Parliament to serve on the Privileges Committee, with Ravi Shankar appointed as its leader.