The Business Advisory Committee (BAC) in the Lok Sabha on Tuesday (March 24, 2026) held discussions on ending the ongoing Budget session by March 28 so that leaders can campaign in election-bound States.The second part of the Budget session, which started on March 9, is scheduled to end on April 2. However, with Assembly elections in Assam, Kerala and Puducherry barely two weeks away, many of the top leaders and MPs from these States are busy in poll campaign and have skipped parliamentary proce...
Parliament may take an early break for Assembly elections
Sourced from The Hindu
Comments (0)
Log in to join the conversation.
No comments yet. Be the first to comment!
Related News
Politics
EC meets state officials, focuses on sealing borders
Election Commission convened with top officials from poll-bound states and their neighbors to bolster election preparedn...
Times of India
•
•
1 min read
Politics
SC rejects plea for separate enumeration of denotified, nomadic & semi-nomadic tribes
The Supreme Court expressed disapproval of a PIL requesting separate enumeration of Denotified, Nomadic, and Semi-Nomadi...
Times of India
•
•
1 min read
Politics
Last-minute cancellation of rail tickets gets costlier
Indian Railways has revised its ticket cancellation refund policy, with no refunds for cancellations made less than eigh...
Times of India
•
•
1 min read
Politics
Scheduled caste status only for Hindus, Buddhists, Sikhs: SC
The Supreme Court ruled that only individuals professing Hinduism, Sikhism, or Buddhism can be members of Scheduled Cast...
Times of India
•
•
1 min read
Politics
In Rajya Sabha, PM Modi warns of prolonged disruption
Prime Minister Modi has cautioned about a prolonged disruption stemming from the West Asia conflict. He stated this cris...
Times of India
•
•
1 min read
More from The Hindu
Housing sales in Jan-Mar dip 7% from December quarter due to West Asia conflict, up 9% annually: Anarock
The Hindu
·
Jaishankar raises concerns about food, fuel, fertilizer shortages at G-7 meet
The Hindu
·
IPL: RCB, PBKS, MI and DC have the might to make the cut
The Hindu
·
Mamata Banerjee hits out at ECI for not making first supplementary list of SIR public
The Hindu
·
