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We will be migrants problem, the eco- f the current spate of corona prepared to welcome the mem- nomic issue etc, the Opposition Ipandemic goes unabated, bers and keep the democratic parties have been putting pres- QR then it is likely that both norms ahead,” sources privy to sure on the Centre to call Houses of Parliament — Lok the development said. either a Special Parliament Sabha and Rajya Sabha — may The other option the Session or an early Monsoon ( ,$ function from the Central Hall Government and Parliament is Session. and that too on alternate days. also examining is to allow only “We want to raise several ) 4R / Well-placed sources said half strength of each House on issues and expose this considering the need to main- rotation basis and connect the Government on the floor of tain the social distancing norm, remaining members through Parliament. Our constant the Monsoon Session begin- various virtual modes to the demand is the Centre convene ning next month will conduct either House. Members will be a Session at earliest and honour he Nepal Government on its proceedings from the spa- able to present themselves on the democratic and social prin- TSunday tabled a cious Central Hall in a stag- virtual screen mode and raise ciples of our country and the Constitution amendment bill in gered manner and on a rota- questions, discuss, participate Constitution above all,” said parliament aimed at altering tional basis. For instance, if the all in normal functioning of the Congress national secretary the country’s map amid a bor- Lok Sabha meets on Monday House. Sanjiv Singh. der dispute with India. then the Rajya Sabha will sit on “We just got to know that After much pressure, the Minister for Law, Justice Constitution. The new map will Tuesday, in such a scenario, the social distancing norms in (twice annually) or any visiting when Parliament functioned the United Kingdom first meeting of a parliamentary and Parliamentary Affairs be used in all official docu- Parliament will function six the Central Hall, feasibility to dignitary. In normal days, the was on March 23 after which Parliament conducted the pro- panel on Home headed by Shivamaya Tumbahangphe, on ments including the coat of days a week with three each for accommodate all Lower House space is used by members of the Centre imposed a complete ceedings in recent times Rajya Sabha member Anand behalf of the Government of arms after the bill is endorsed both the Houses. members while maintaining both the Houses to spend time national lockdown in the wake through mix of virtual-real Sharma is scheduled on Nepal, tabled the Bill, a day through parliament. Sources said the option of social distancing norms is and interact and is also a cov- of Covid-19 pandemic. The mode and it worked well,” Wednesday. Top officials of after the main Opposition Parliament will now delib- conducting Parliament sittings being looked upon,” Parliament eted place for journalists who Budget Session of Parliament sources added. the Union Home Ministry are Nepali Congress also backed erate on the proposal before from the Central Hall is being sources said. have restricted access to the which began on January 31 was In order to corner the scheduled to brief the panel the legislation. Nepal’s Madhesi endorsing the bill. worked upon. “This (Central A senior official said a Central Hall where they are supposed to end on April 2. Narendra Modi Government members on corona related parties refused to welcome the After its endorsement by Hall) is a bigger place which separate SOP for the func- privileged to exchange greet- “The last Parliament was on issues like handling of coro- issues. Bill as of now. It will be the sec- both the Houses of parlia- has a seating capacity of 776 tioning of Parliament is also ings. adjourned sine die on March ond amendment to the ment, the President will order members. While the Lok Sabha being deliberated. As per the Parliamentary 23 and we have time till Constitution. issuance of the bill. has 545 Members of Parliament The Central Hall for rules, both the Houses should September 22 to convene )+ 11'1)21' 2(1 3 Nepal recently released the The central committee of (MP, Rajya Sabha has 250 MPs. decades is being used for joint be convened at least once in six Parliament for the Monsoon revised political and adminis- the main Opposition party While it will be easier to con- sittings of both the Houses months after the President Session. However this prerog- " 1(11(2"1(0",(((,("1(51( 5 trative map of the country lay- Nepali Congress on Saturday duct the Upper House within addressed by President of India prorogues it. The last time ative is with the Government of 615""(,71"651 8"((,,""(("( ing claim over the strategical- decided to back the bill. 1(11(0 ly key areas of Lipulekh, Last week, the proposed 8"("(,56517"0" Kalapani and Limpiyadhura. bill was removed from the $1"("(111-(," *"("""1 "17 India reacted angrily to business schedule of parliament 811(7 (51((,( 6: """( 0"17 * the move saying such “artificial at the last minute at the request 656""(("1 "0"( (%1 enlargement” of territorial of Minister KP Sharma 1 "1"("1 " claims will not be acceptable Oli. and asked the neighbouring The discussion on the "1"161("$11"((,111(7 country to refrain from such Constitution amendment bill # $% "(,17"51 "1(11(0(51(("5""((, “unjustified cartographic asser- was delayed as the Nepali "0"1 ,1 1" tion”. The Bill seeks to amend Congress asked for more time 6""*"( "01"1 "1 0"51("(" the political map of Nepal to discuss the matter in its Osmanabad and Yavatmal. & ' "1(5"(1(7""*""(611, " included in Schedule 3 of the high-level body. Gujarat on Sunday report- ndia raced to seventh spot in ed 438 cases and 31 deaths, tak- !! evening, officials said. Ithe global list of the worst ing the tally of infected people A Delhi Police spokesper- ( ( )*+ affected countries after it left to 16,794 and the number of elhi witnessed the highest son said that nearly 500 per- ! " behind Germany and France the deceased to Dsingle-day spike of about sonnel have tested positive for , on Sunday following a spike of 1,038. 1,300 coronavirus positive the deadly virus so far. over 8,000 confirmed cases cases on Sunday and with the ASI Vikram was declared # $! # $ QR during the day. India has now ) ' / Delhi Police lost two Assistant negative for the virus in two 1,90,536 cases, while France has Sub-Inspectors to the pan- tests — conducted on May 11 1,88,625 cases and Germany % demic since Saturday evening, and May 22. However, he felt ) 0% has 1,83,420 cases. taking the overall coronavirus unwell on May 25 and went to ( !! On Sunday, India saw a rise Noida: The Noida-Delhi bor- casualty figure in the force to the Sanjay Gandhi Memorial of 8,677 cases and 221 deaths. der will remain sealed for three. Hospital where the doctor he Delhi Government has Now the US, Brazil, Russian, movement of people to and While a 52-year-old ASI advised him one week of med- Tserved show-cause notices Spain, the UK and Italy are from the national Capital, the died around 11.30 am Sunday ical rest, the official said, day after the guidelines by on three Central Government- ahead of India. Gautam Buddh Nagar admin- during treatment at the Army Delhi Police Athe Centre on opening up run AIIMS, Safdarjung Maharashtra witnessed istration said in its latest guide- Base Hospital here, another Commissioner SN Shrivastava economic activities, Hospital, RML Hospital and another harrowing day on lines for the Covid-19 lock- officer of the rank passed away has spoken to all SHO on pre- Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh, UP, Delhi Government-run LNJP Covid-19 front on Sunday, as down issued on Sunday. at the same facility Saturday ventive measures. Karnataka, Bihar, Gujarat, Hospital for “delay in reporting the pandemic claimed 89 more Telangana, Tamil Nadu and Covid-19 death cases”. lives and another 2,487 people Rajasthan, have come out with “Show-cause notices have tested positive in various parts !" fresh guidelines extending the been issued to AIIMS, LNJP of the State. With the fresh lockdown in the containment Hospital, RM Hospital and fatalities and infections, the ! ! zones till June 30 and allowing Safdarjung Hospital to explain total number of deaths mount- opening of economy in phased !" # $ % the reasons for delay in report- ed to 2,286 and infected cases " !## # wise manner. ing death cases and for viola- jumped to a staggering 68,655. $ % !# !&! Inter-state travel by road, Maharashtra, which is ee strength as per the require- tion of the directions issued by With as many as 29,329 '%( ! !& air and trains from worst affected from coron- ment from June 8 with others the Delhi Health Department,” patients having been dis- Maharashtra will remain pro- avirus, extended till June 30 the working from home. This will the department said in a charged, the State health *" & &## hibited in the latest phase of the lockdown and announced eas- exclude containment statement. authorities pegged the number *" & !## lockdown until June 30 with ing of restrictions and phase- zones.
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