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The Chinese tried at have also brought forward their Session starts 14 September. So India has also taken counter least three times more to breach tanks and heavy guns. Question Hour cancelled? measures by “readjusting” its the LAC on August 31 and In order to maintain or the first time in the his- Opposition MPs lose right to troop levels at the disputed September 1 on the southern unhindered logistical move- Ftory of Parliament, there question Govt. A first since Pangong Tso (lake). This will banks of the Pangong lake, ment, the 400-km long will not be any Question Hour. 1950? Parliament overall work- negate any Chinese threat in Chumar, and Depsang. Srinagar-Leh highway is now The Government has claimed ing hours remain same so why the north bank of the lake. However, prompt counter- partially closed for the gener- it took this decision this cancel Question Hour? The armed forces have fur- measures by the Indian forces al public to allow movement of Monsoon Session of Parliament Pandemic excuse to murder ther increased vigil all along the did not allow the matters get Army convoys. which starts on September 14 democracy,” O’Brien said. 4,000 km LAC from Ladakh in keeping in view safeguard relat- In view of the coronavirus the west to Arunachal Pradesh ed to coronavirus pandemic, pandemic, Private Member’s in the east. All the border but the move has outraged the Business, usually fixed for every guarding forces besides the Opposition MPs. Friday has also been skipped. Army were directed to enhance Opposition leaders said The session will have stag- patrolling in their respective they were conveyed by Defence gered timings to accommodate areas of responsibility. The Minister Rajnath Singh that to MPs of one House in both coming weeks may see the deal with Question Hour chambers and follow strict deployment of additional forces requirement, Ministers would physical distancing norms. along the LAC. need to be briefed by officials On the first day, the Lok Against this backdrop, the of their Ministries and this Sabha will have its proceedings Brigadier-level talks on mid the ongoing border would raise the number of vis- from 9 am to 1 pm. Thereafter, Wednesday after the foiled Adispute, India on itors to Parliament during from September 15 to October Chinese attempt to intrude Wednesday banned the 118 Covid times. 1, the Lower House will have its did not yield any results, ! more Chinese apps, including While senior Congress sitting from 3 pm to 7 pm. sources said here. This was the the famous PUBG. leader Adhir Ranjan Similarly, from the second third round in the last three A swift manoeuvre by the It assumes significance as leaving several soldiers from The Ministry of Electronics Chowdhury wrote to Lok day, the Rajya Sabha will be days and more parleys were special forces commandos and China dominates the ridgeline both sides injured. and Information Technology Sabha Speaker Om Birla to transacting its business expected to take place in the regular Army troops denied the there besides “Finger 4”. Finger Chinese troops are now released the complete list of the ly transmitting users’ data in an mark his protest, Rajya Sabha between 9 am and 1 pm. next few days to restore peace, Chinese the element of surprise means mountain spur. The fanned out between Finger 4 118 banned apps citing a series unauthorised manner to member Derek O’Brien of the The two-hour break they added. and the Indian Army is now readjustment or tactical deploy- and Finger 8 area which length of reasons related to breach of servers that have locations out- Trinamool Congress said the between 1 pm and 3 pm will be On the latest Indian mili- dominating all the major hill- ment will now check any fur- wise is about 5 km. The Indian security. Earlier, India banned side India. The compilation of pandemic was being used as an used to disinfect both the tary step at the Pangong Tso tops there including the “Black ther aggressive move by the Army is denied to patrol and 59 apps, including Tik Tok. these data, its mining and pro- excuse to “murder democracy”. chambers, said an official. The (lake), sources said it is Top” and “Helmet Top”. Chinese there, sources said. the Chinese have also erected “The Ministry of filing by elements hostile to The Question Hour, the first session will have 18 sittings, required to deal with the sort Giving details of the In fact, the ongoing stand- huts and makeshift bunkers. Electronics and Information national security and defence of hour in the House, allows which includes two working of situation that developed on important action by the Indian offs for almost four months Despite five rounds of talks at Technology has received many India, which impinges upon members to ask the Saturdays and Sundays each, the intervening night of August forces on the northern banks, now began in early May from the Corps Commanders level complaints from various the sovereignty and integrity of Government questions. and will end on October 1. 29-30 when the Indian Army sources said “as part of pre- northern banks of the Pangong between the two armies, the sources, including several India is a matter of very deep Rajnath, who is also the Congress MP Shashi foiled a major transgression cautionary deployment on Tso when the Chinese forces Chinese forces have not with- reports about the misuse of and immediate concern which Deputy Leader of the Lok Tharoor said questioning the effort on the southern banks of August 30, some readjustments intruded and obstructed an drawn from this region leading some mobile apps available on requires emergency measures,” Sabha, reached out to senior Government is the oxygen of lake by nearly 300 Chinese of our positions on our side was Indian patrol near Finger 4. It to tension. Android and iOS platforms said the Ministry. Opposition leaders, including parliamentary democracy. troops. carried out.” resulted in exchange of blows The “brazen” and for stealing and surreptitious- Continued on Page 6 Leader of the Opposition Continued on Page6 #$% !! P R'!(!) ! " # emerged in the public domain that Sushant’s family mem- s actress Rhea bers, particularly his sisters !# AChakraborty’s father Meethu and Priyanka, were $ % & Indrajit was grilled by the CBI very much in the know of the for the second consecutive day fact the actor was suffering - (PM CARES) fund. ! in the Sushant Singh Rajput from depression and schizo- Of the total amount, ) #* death case, the late actor’s fam- phrenia in the run-up to R 3,075.85 crore is known to ily lawyer Vikas Singh on Sushant’s death. have come from domestic con- ! Wednesday alleged that certain Addressing a news confer- tribution while 39.67 lakh television channels were trying ence, Vikas Singh said, “Three from foreign contribution. The to tarnish the image of sisters of Sushant met me details of the donors have not !# Sushant’s family to benefit the today…they told me that they he PM CARES fund, set up been made public by the fter being shut for over five “accused” Rhea and that the were upset because a malicious Tin March 27 this year by the Government yet. The audit Amonths, all Metro services line should open different lines Initially, the Metro will be actor’s mental problems start- campaign is being carried out Modi Government for coron- statement also says PM CARES will restart from September 7 starting from September 7 open from 7 am to 11 am and ed only after Rhea’s entry into basis of this FIR that the in the media to tarnish the avirus pandemic, received has also received an interest of across the country in a gradual onwards in a graded manner so 4 pm to 8 pm till September 10. his life. Supreme Court ordered the image of the family to provide 3,076 crore till March 31, around 35 lakh. manner, except in Maharashtra. that all corridors become oper- From September 11, the Metro A day after he and his wife transfer of the Sushant Singh benefit to the accused Rhea”. says an audit report published The fund was set up with As per the new guidelines, ational by September 12. As per will be functional from 7 am to Sandhya were questioned for Rajput death case to the CBI on The late actor’s family on the PM CARES website. an initial corpus of 2, 25,000 Metro having more than one the guidelines, only asympto- 1 pm, 4 pm to 10 pm. Delhi more than eight hours, the CBI August 19. lawyer said, “Sushant Singh The Congress has asked the with the announcement of the line will open different lines matic persons will be allowed Metro will run from 6 am to 11 officials questioned Indrajit Rhea, her parents, her Rajput’s three sisters and his Government to make public Prime Minister on March 27 starting from September 7 after thermal screening, while pm from September 12.
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