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Key issues to be discussed during winter session in Parliament from November 26
The winter session of the Parliament of India would start from November 29, said Speaker Om Birla, today, while speaking to media persons in Delhi.
This would be the first session of Parliament (Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha) after Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced to revoke the three farm laws.
The winter session is starting from November 29. I am expecting the House to function smoothly. The discussion will take place on all issues and the good work done by representatives in their constituencies will also be discussed, said Birla.
According to sources and reports, a number of issues would be taken on the floor of the House by the Opposition. The top two issues to be taken on the floor are:
1. Farm Laws: As per PM Modi, the legal procedure of revoking the three farm laws would be completed in the winter session itself. However, it can be assumed that the Centre would be grilled by the Opposition on this issue and the farmer’s protest, which resulted in the death of nearly 600 farmers.
2. Pegasus: Even if the Supreme Court had constituted a high-level bench to probe Pegasus row, it was being speculated that the Opposition might throw some burning questions at the Centre. After numerous pleas and heated debates, the Centre still hasn’t cleared its stand on Pegasus.
The agenda of the House and if the Centre would introduce any new bills is still unclear. More updates to follow.
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Indian student killed during shelling in Ukraines Kharkiv
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An Indian student was killed during shelling in Ukraines Kharkiv on Tuesday morning, Ministry of External Affairs informed in the afternoon. The Ministry tweeted: ?With profound sorrow we confirm that an Indian student lost his life in shelling in Kharkiv this morning. The Ministry is in touch with his family. We convey our deepest condolences to the family.
In Kharkiv, Ukraine’s second largest city, videos showed extensive damage from the Russian military assault. One video showed the city’s largest government building blown up.
While the student is yet to be named by the MEA, sources in the Karnataka state government told The Quint that he had been identified as Naveen Shekhrappa, from Haveri district, Karnataka. The 21-year-old was a student of medicine at Kharkiv National Medical University.
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