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All-party meeting leads to consensus; govt allots time for discussion on Operation Sindoor
Nitin Sen
Nitin Sen Updated On: 25 Jul 2025 17:30:PM
The chaotic fifth day of India's Monsoon session concluded with Lok Sabha Speaker OM Birla convening an all-party meeting. Birla urged parties to restore parliamentary decorum and facilitate substantive discussions.
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All-party meeting leads to consensus; govt allots time for discussion on Operation Sindoor
New Delhi: After continuous chaos on the fifth day of the Monsoon session, Lok Sabha Speaker OM Birla held an all-party meeting. During the meeting, he urged the parties to maintain the decorum of Parliament and engage in meaningful discussions.
The opposition parties have been demanding discussion on key issues, including electoral roll revision in Bihar and Operation Sindoor, among others. The parties have agreed to engage in a constructive discussion from Monday.
The government has approved a discussion on Operation Sindoor, allotting 16 hours for a special discussion on it in both houses. The opposition parties have been asking for clarification from the government on the ceasefire after US President Donald Trump’s claim about stopping the conflict.
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Nitin Sen
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Nitin Sen is working as a trainee at News9 Live where he covers news update from key metropolitan cities in the country. He recently completed his post graduation diploma in journalism from Indian Institute of Mass Communication, Delhi. Nitin is working on exploring and expanding his academic knowledge for his vision of contributing in journalism of quality and not quantity.
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It was my mistake to avoid ‘caste census’: Rahul Gandhi at AICC’s OBC program
Rahul Gandhi addressed OBC party workers, admitting past failures in protecting OBC interests. He cited the lack of a caste census as a key mistake, vowing to rectify it.
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Nitin Sen Updated On: 25 Jul 2025 20:16:PM
Heavy rains have caused significant waterlogging in Warangal, Telangana. While the downpour provided welcome relief from recent high temperatures, it inundated roads and disrupted traffic in low-lying areas. News footage shows several streets submerged, highlighting the impact of the intense rainfall.
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Rahul added that in his political career of 21 years, he committed a mistake of not protecting the interests of the people of the Other Backward Classes as much as he should.
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Heavy rainfall in Warangal, Telangana, has led to significant waterlogging in several areas. Roads are inundated, affecting traffic, and local authorities are monitoring the situation closely as further rain is forecast.
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