#Lok sabha

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What the fuck would this change tho

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NDA is losing major seats but they're still ahead by a margin. Also INDIA bloc is pretty pathetic too.

The only good this can bring is if Modi gets a heart attack out of shock and ffucking dies

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Indian Parliament's clownery is finally in full display

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One Nation One Election Bills Introduced in Lok Sabha

In a major move, the Indian government has brought the One Nation One Election Bill in Lok Sabha. This proposal marks a significant shift in India regarding how elections are conducted. Under this initiative, elections for the Lok Sabha (lower house of Parliament) and state assemblies would be held together. While the move aims to streamline governance and the democratic process, some critics argue it might divert attention from pressing issues such as criminal reforms in politics. This initiative has ignited nationwide debates, with many wondering how it will impact governance, authority, and the overall political system.

Why is One Nation One Election Important?

The introduction of the One Nation One Election Bills has several key benefits:

Cost -effectiveness: Elections in India are costly. Conducting elections separately for various states and the central government is an expensive exercise. Conducting them simultaneously means that the government will save a huge amount on resources like manpower, security and logistics.

Minimize Disruption: Regular and frequent elections often bring a lot of distractions in daily life related to political campaigning, security arrangements, and distractions from daily governance. Government can concentrate more on development work and governance with less elections.

Better Governance: Multiple elections lead to burden on the administration, geting over with multiple elections saves time, resources and energy.| This may result in even greater stability, and thus better decision-making, from central and state governments.

Strengthening Democracy: Some argue that synchronized elections create a more cohesive approach to governance as parties will deal with national issue and local issue together as opposed to independently.

How Will It Affect Political Parties?

The One Nation One Election Bills will consequently also alter how political parties operate their campaigns and strategize. In India, political parties mostly highlight state-specific issues during the state elections and national issues for the Lok Sabha elections. Rather than focusing on the state alone, in the case of simultaneous elections, they would have to cover all state and national issues, which will also alter the campaign dynamics.

Parties might also need to offer a more cohesive vision that resonates with voters nationwide, for example. They may lack the means or energy to make state-specific promises; in reaction, we might see a shift toward national policy-making. But it may end up to be a tougher competition for regional parties where national parties might come acclimate to the political scenario.

Challenges of One Nation One Election

While the proposal has its benefits, it also comes with challenges:

Amendment of the Constitution: The Indian Constitution will have to provide for simultaneous elections. This is a complex process and demands clearance from the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha (upper house of Parliament).

Lack of Political Consensus: There is no consensus among political parties on One Nation One Election. According to some, it will only lead to concentrating power in the hands of national parties and disrupting the federal structure of the country. State-specific issues may get less attention, and smaller parties may find it difficult to compete.

Logistics Of Election: Logistics of organizing elections for both the central and state governments simultaneously is a mammoth task. The Election Commission will has to ensure all the voting materials, polling stations and security arrangements are in place.

Dissolution of Assemblies: The proper functioning of this system would require the sync of the terms of state assemblies with that of the Lok Sabha elections. Some state assemblies, therefore, must be dissolved prematurely, creating political uncertainty.

What Happens If the Bills Are Approved?

The One Nation One Election Bills have been introduced in Parliament; if both of them pass, this will usher in a historic change in the election system in India. The government will need to come out with a concrete plan to ensure that simultaneous elections can be held seamlessly. Such things include logistical preparations, constitutional amendments, and political conversations with state administrations.

The shift may result in a more seamlessly handled electoral process with less interference and more cost-effective delivery. However, It will take careful planning and some co-operation between political parties and other stakeholders to make sure the benefits can be secured without impacting democratic norms but it can be done.

Conclusion

Introduction of the One Nation One Election Bills in the Lok Sabha is a historic step towards electoral reforms in India. It offers many advantages, including cost savings and less disruption, but there are challenges that must be overcome. Whether or not this proposal will succeed, however, will fundamentally be dependent on how the Government manages the maze of constitutional amendments, political negotiations and logistical arrangements that come with such a big change. The reform is a topic in dispute, still unfolding today the future of Indian democracy.

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BJP engineered scuffle to divert attention: Rahul Gandhi

NEW DELHI: Lok Sabha’s Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi on Thursday accused BJP of engineering scuffle in Parliament complex to divert attention and avoid discussion on the US indictment of billionaire Gautam Adani in an alleged bribery case. Keeping a copy of the Constitution in front of him while addressing a press conference, Gandhi said, “They have started a new distraction. All MPs were…

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One Nation, One Election Bill Tabled in Lok Sabha Today; Congress, TMC, Other Parties Oppose

The Union Government today tabled the One Nation One Election Bill in the Lok Sabha amid opposition from rival parties like Congress, TMC and the DMK. Arjun Ram Meghwal, Union Law Minister introduced the Constitutional Amendment Bill in the Lok Sabha for ‘One Nation, One Election’. The BJP has issued a three-line whip to its Members of Parliament to remain present in the house. Shiromani Akali…

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Congress Uneasy Over EVM Blame Amid Maharashtra Lok Sabha Losses

There is unease within parts of the Congress over the party’s outspoken “blame-the-EVM” stance after consecutive defeats in Haryana and Maharashtra, states where the BJP had faced setbacks in the Lok Sabha elections only five months earlier.

Many leaders believe that the loss in Maharashtra shouldn’t have been such a surprise, as internal surveys ahead of the November 20 state elections had indicated that the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA), which includes Congress, might struggle to hold onto its gains from the June Lok Sabha elections.

The surveys highlighted that the Ladki Bahin Yojana, introduced by the Eknath Shinde government, was gaining momentum.

In fact, a survey conducted in October across 103 seats, just weeks before the polls, revealed that the MVA was losing ground from its Lok Sabha lead. According to the survey, the MVA was ahead in just 44 of these seats, down from 54 in the Lok Sabha elections.

In contrast, the BJP-led Mahayuti, ahead in 49 seats, was leading in 56. One seat was led by “others,” and two were undecided.

The survey also showed that the MVA had a clear lead only among Muslim voters, while the Mahayuti was ahead in all other categories—General, OBC, SBC, SC, SEBC, and ST. The NDA also led the MVA in all age groups, especially among younger voters. Among the 103 seats, Congress contested in 52, Shiv Sena (UBT) in 28, NCP Sharad Pawar in 21, and CPM and Samajwadi Party in one each. Read More - https://24x7newsroom.com/congress-is-uneasy-over-evm-blame-with-an-internal-survey-showing-losses-in-maharashtras-lok-sabha-support/

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Polling begins for Wayanad, Chelakkara bye-elections in Kerala

Polling commenced at the high-profile Lok Sabha constituency in Wayanad on the dot at 7 A.M, on Wednesday morning, when voters were seen queuing up in good numbers even before the polling began.

Source: bhaskarlive.in

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राहुल गांधी ने ऐसा क्या किया कि लोकसभा में नेता विपक्ष बन गए? लोगों ने लगा दी कंगना रनौत की क्लास

Himachal News: हिमाचल प्रदेश की मंडी लोकसभा सीट से सांसद और बॉलीवुड अभिनेत्री कंगना रनौत एक बार फिर चर्चा में हैं. उन्होंने राहुल गांधी पर एक इंटरव्यू में कुछ ऐसा कहा है कि बुरी तरह ट्रोल हो रही हैं. कंगना रनौत ने पत्रकार से ये पूछ लिया कि उन्होंने ऐसा क्या किया है कि वे लोकसभा में नेता विपक्ष हो जाएं. इसके जवाब में पत्रकार ने तपाक से कहा कि 99 सीटें. कंगना जवाब सुनकर झेंप गईं और खुद ही कहने…

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जेपीसी को भेजा गया 'वक्फ संशोधन विधेयक', ओवैसी बोले- देश को बांटने के लिए लाया गया विधेयक

असदुद्दीन ओवैसी ने कहा कि बिल को जेपीसी के पास भेजा गया है, कौन जानता है कि वहां क्या होगा। उन्होंने एक पोस्ट में लिखा कि वक्फ संशोधन विधेयक, 2024 देश को जोड़ने के लिए नहीं, बल्कि बांटने के लिए लाया गया है, आप मुसलमानों के दुश्मन हैं, यह बिल इसका सबूत है। उन्होंने लोकसभा में दिए अपने भाषण की एक क्लिप भी सोशल मीड���या पर शेयर की। नई दिल्ली: केंद्र की मोदी सरकार ने गुरुवार को लोकसभा में वक्फ संशोधन…

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Today in Politics: Key Developments to Watch

Waqf Amendment Bill in Lok Sabha

The Indian government is poised to introduce a significant amendment to the 1995 Waqf Act, aiming to increase transparency and accountability within Waqf boards. These boards manage charitable endowments and play a crucial role in the Muslim community. The proposed amendments include mandatory inclusion of women in these boards and require Waqf properties to be registered with district collectors to ensure accurate valuation.

This move addresses long-standing concerns about the opacity of Waqf boards’ operations and the challenges in legally contesting their decisions. With 30 Waqf boards across India managing properties valued at an estimated Rs 200 crore annually, these changes could have substantial impacts.

The amendment bill is expected to introduce around 40 changes to the current law, including land verification requirements before Waqf property declarations and re-evaluating disputed land claims. The government is determined to pass this bill during the current parliamentary session.

Election Commission’s Visit to Jammu and Kashmir

The Election Commission of India (ECI), led by Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar, is conducting a three-day visit to Jammu and Kashmir from August 8 to 10. The purpose of this visit is to assess the region’s readiness for the upcoming Assembly elections. This marks a pivotal moment, as these elections will be the first since the abrogation of Article 370 and the reorganization of Jammu and Kashmir into two Union Territories in 2019.

The ECI’s visit includes meetings with district election officers, police superintendents, and other key officials. The commission will also hold a review meeting in Jammu with enforcement agencies and brief the media on their findings. With the Supreme Court’s directive to hold elections by September 30, preparations are in full swing, including the relocation of officers to ensure impartiality.

Ajit Pawar’s Jan Samman Yatra

Maharashtra’s Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar is set to kick off the Jan Samman Yatra, a significant outreach initiative by the ruling Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), from Dindori in Nashik district on August 8. This campaign aims to consolidate support ahead of the upcoming Assembly elections, showcasing unity among the NCP and its allies in the ruling Mahayuti coalition, which includes the BJP and Shiv Sena.

The NCP leadership emphasizes that the yatra will extend beyond NCP strongholds, visiting constituencies held by allies to present a united front for the Mahayuti coalition. The initiative underscores the party’s commitment to securing a strong mandate in the forthcoming elections.

President Droupadi Murmu’s Visit to New Zealand

President Droupadi Murmu embarks on a two-day state visit to New Zealand, marking the first presidential visit from India to New Zealand in eight years. Invited by Governor-General Cindy Kiro, President Murmu’s visit includes meetings with Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters.

This diplomatic engagement aims to strengthen bilateral relations between India and New Zealand, with a banquet hosted by Governor-General Kiro in honor of President Murmu’s visit. The trip underscores the importance of enhancing ties between the two nations, exploring areas of mutual interest and cooperation.

Stay tuned for more updates as these political events unfold and shape the landscape in India and beyond.

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Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla bans protests at Parliament gates

NEW DELHI: After political protests turned ugly, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Thursday banned demonstrations by MPs and political parties at any of the gates of Parliament, sources said. “Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla has issued strict instructions that no political party, Member of Parliament or groups of members will hold any dharna and demonstration at building gates of Parliament House,”…

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Landslides a national disaster says Rahul

Wayanad : Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi on Thursday said it was painful to see people who have lost family members and homes in the massive landslides that hit Wayanad and termed it a "national disaster."

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Government Launches National Mobile Monitoring System (NMMS) App for MGNREGS.

Alwar: A field visit to the Alwar district of Rajasthan was made for pilot testing of the National Mobile Monitoring System (NMMS) App and after checking its applicability, the NMMS App was launched.

ALSO READ MORE-https://apacnewsnetwork.com/2023/03/government-launches-national-mobile-monitoring-system-nmms-app-for-mgnregs/