2026 Session

• Parliament passed 12 bills during the 2026 Monsoon session, though significant disruptions limited the Lok Sabha's functioning to 15% and the Rajya Sabha's to 33% of scheduled time. • Key legislative items, including the FCRA and delimitation bills, were shelved as the session concluded. • The shift in focus marks a transition from legislative activity to active campaigning for the 2027 elections.

• Parliament's 2026 Monsoon Session has concluded with the passage of 12 bills despite significant productivity losses. • The session was marked by frequent disruptions as Opposition members protested against government handling of student and examination issues. • The government has blamed these interruptions for hindering legislative efficiency, while the Opposition maintains that protests were necessary to highlight critical public grievances.

• Home Minister Amit Shah announced that the government is prepared to debate recent student protests during the 2026 Parliament Monsoon Session. • Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju accused opposition parties of avoiding the discussion, contributing to a legislative stalemate. • The announcement comes as the session enters its final two days, with the government attempting to push through its remaining legislative agenda.

• The Parliament Monsoon Session 2026 has commenced with key legislative activities in both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. • A new Bill has been introduced proposing to officially change the name of the state of Kerala to "Keralam." • MP Vijay Dubey presented five reports from the Standing Committee on Rural Development and Panchayati Raj to the Lok Sabha.

• Speaker Om Birla has urged the government and Opposition to reach a common understanding to ensure the Lok Sabha functions effectively during the 2026 session. • A political standoff is intensifying on Tuesday following alleged police action against student protesters, leading to planned demonstrations from both sides. • The BJP-led NDA is coordinating its strategy through a 'Mangal Milan' meeting attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah.

• The Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha have been adjourned until 2:00 PM during the 2026 Parliament Session. • On Monday, the Lok Sabha is scheduled to introduce several key pieces of legislation, including the Tribunals Reforms Bill, 2026, and the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026. • Other proposed legislation includes the Kerala (Alteration of Name) Bill, 2026, and the National Co-operative Development Corporation (Amendment) Bill, 2026.

• Both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha have been adjourned until Monday following significant uproar from opposition members. • Opposition leaders are meeting Friday at 10 am to strategize for the remainder of the Monsoon Session and plan a protest at Makar Dwar. • Protesters are demanding a statement from Union Home Minister Amit Shah regarding alleged irregularities in Ram Mandir donations and police action at Jantar Mantar on July 20.

• The Rajya Sabha cleared the Appropriation No. 3 Bill 2026 during the Parliament Monsoon Session despite a walkout by the Congress and other opposition parties. • Opposition members staged the walkout to demand an official statement from Home Minister Amit Shah regarding government actions taken against protesting students. • Critics and opposition leaders further pressed for a discussion on alleged long-term theft and looting within temples, accusing the government of avoiding the issue.

• The Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha were adjourned until 2:15 p.m. and 2:00 p.m., respectively, during the 2026 Parliament Monsoon Session. • Opposition parties are intensifying their protests and attacks against the Centre over various unresolved issues. • A former Union Minister of State for Electronics and IT defended the Modi government, citing growth in defense exports, medical colleges, and metro networks since 2014.

• The 2026 Parliament Monsoon Session has commenced, featuring the "Mangal Milan," a rebranded weekly strategy session for the NDA to ensure alliance alignment and constructive debate. • Congress MP Pawan Khera has demanded an official statement from the Union Home Minister regarding recent student-related developments and the NEET paper leak controversy. • The opposition alleges that the government is intentionally avoiding parliamentary discussions on these critical student issues.