Parliament panel questions Centre’s handling of fertiliser PSU disinvestment, seeks review
The Standing Committee on Chemicals and Fertilisers on Monday said the Department of Fertilisers had satisfactorily accepted only four of its 18 recommendations, while its replies on 11 recommendations were found inadequate, prompting the panel to reiterate its earlier observations.
This summary was generated by PolitGlobe's AI pipeline from publicly available reporting at Hindustan Times. For the full original article, visit the source below.
Read full article at Hindustan TimesRelated coverage
Facing flak for ‘selective’ activism over Jantar Mantar support, Kerala celebrities rally behind teacher rank-holders’ protest
Actors Tovino Thomas, Naslen, Chandu Salim Kumar, Vijeesh Vijayan, and anchor Ranjini Haridas are among those who have expressed solidarity with the teacher rank-holders staging an indefinite protest in front of Secretariat
Kerala Right-wing activist faces police complaint over 'shoot protesters' remark
In its complaint, the AISF argued that TG Mohandas' statements went far beyond political criticism and instead encouraged the use of violence against peaceful protesters. The organisation said publicly advocating that state forces open fire on students could lead to deaths, grievous injuries and widespread fear, while undermining constitutional values and the democratic right to protest.
A Resignation That Could Redefine Indian Politics - Countercurrents.org
A Resignation That Could Redefine Indian Politics Countercurrents.org
Parliament Monsoon Session Day 7 LIVE: Lok Sabha likely to debate Public Examinations Amendment Bill
The Rajya Sabha will discuss and pass the Prevention of Insults to National Honour (Amendment) Bill.