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3 days ago · The Uttarakhand Assembly concluded a two-day session on November 30, 2022. The session was scheduled to be held over five days. In this post we look at the legislative business that was carried out in the Assembly, and the state of state legislatures. 13 Bills were int...
Demand for Grants 2023-24 Analysis : Environment, Forests and Climate Change. Read More.
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Apr 28, 2024 · PRS Legislative Research analysis: Average age of 18th Lok Sabha MPs is 56 (down from 59). BJP leads with 240 seats, followed by Congress (99) and Samajwadi Party (37). Youngest winners are Pushpendra Saroj, Priya Saroj (25); oldest is T R Baalu (82). 06 Jun, 2024, 01:02 PM IST. PM Modi turned Parliament into 'deep, dark chamber': Derek O'Brien.
3 days ago · Research by PRS Legislative Research suggests that in every election in Karnataka held since 1962, women have been less than 5% of those elected to the state Assembly. In 2023, merely 10 women ...
Apr 18, 2023 · PRS Legislative Research. READ LATER. Parliament House in New Delhi, India. The 17th Lok Sabha is likely to be the shortest since 1952. The 17th Lok Sabha, which is entering its final year, has...
Total Expenditure: The government is estimated to spend Rs 48,20,512 crore in 2024-25. This is an increase of 8.5% over the actuals of 2023-24. Revenue expenditure is estimated to grow at 6.2% and capital expenditure at 17.1%. The revenue expenditure growth has been kept in check due to pension, defence expenditure, subsidies, and major schemes ...
