Parliament Budget Session from January 28 to April 2
The crucial Budget Session of Parliament will run from January 28 to April 2, featuring the interim budget and key legislative work. Get the full schedule and agenda details here.
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President Approves Union Budget 2026, Session Dates Announced
President Droupadi Murmu gives assent to Union Budget 2026. Parliament's Budget Session to commence on January 28 and conclude on April 2. Get all key details here.
SC Reserves Verdict on Judge's Plea Against Impeachment Probe
The Supreme Court has reserved its verdict on Allahabad HC Judge Yashwant Varma's challenge to the Lok Sabha Speaker's inquiry committee formation. The case centers on impeachment motion procedures under the Judges (Inquiry) Act, 1968. Read the full detai
Supreme Court Allows Birla to Form Inquiry Panel on Moitra
Supreme Court dismisses Mahua Moitra's plea, allowing Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla to proceed with an inquiry committee on cash-for-query allegations. Key details inside.
SC Questions Justice Varma on Removal Panel Bias Plea
Supreme Court hears Justice Yashwant Varma's challenge to Lok Sabha Speaker's inquiry panel. Court disagrees on two points, seeks arguments on process vitiation. Details inside.
Assam Tea Workers Stage Flash Strike Over Wages
Tea workers in Assam's Brahmaputra Valley halted operations in a one-hour strike, demanding a wage hike from Rs 250 to Rs 351. The ACMS warns of a total shutdown if demands are ignored. Read more.
SC Affirms Lok Sabha Speaker's Authority on Inquiry Panels
The Supreme Court upholds the Lok Sabha Speaker's authority to form an inquiry committee in the Justice Varma case, reinforcing parliamentary sovereignty. Read the full analysis.
SC Questions LS Speaker's Panel on Justice Varma Probe
Supreme Court finds 'some infirmity' in Lok Sabha Speaker's inquiry panel on Justice Yashwant Varma but allows proceedings to continue. Read the full legal analysis.
SC on LS Speaker's power to form inquiry committee
Supreme Court questions Allahabad HC judge's petition against LS Speaker's committee on cash recovery probe. Hearing continues Thursday. Read the full legal analysis.
SC Justice Questions Legality of LS Speaker's Probe Panel
Supreme Court Justice Yashwant Varma raises legal concerns over Lok Sabha Speaker's inquiry committee on corruption charges. Read the full analysis of this constitutional debate.
Judge Opposes LS Speaker's SC Panel on MP Suspension
Delhi High Court judge Justice Yashwant Varma opposes Lok Sabha Speaker's move to set up an SC inquiry panel on MP suspension charges. Details inside.
How a Simple Cup of Tea Holds India's History and Memory
Explore the profound world within a cup of tea—from personal memories of Kolkata's addas to the colonial history of Assam's plantations. Discover how this humble beverage weaves together India's social fabric and cultural identity. Read more.
Delhi Lok Adalat for Traffic Challans on Jan 10, 2026
Delhi's special Lok Adalat on January 10, 2026, offers a chance to settle pending traffic fines at reduced rates. Know the process, court venues, and how to download your challan before the limit is reached.
JBL Speaker Works After 3 Months in Sea, Video Viral
A JBL Bluetooth speaker washed ashore after floating in the ocean for nearly three months and was found still working perfectly. The viral video has stunned the internet.
Tea Board SOP to Curb Unauthorised Nepal Tea Imports
India's Tea Board will implement a strict SOP within two weeks to stop inferior, cheap tea from Nepal, safeguarding Darjeeling's industry. A ₹1,500 crore scheme is also announced. Read more.
TMC Promises Rs 300 Daily Wage for Tea Workers by 2026
Abhishek Banerjee vows to hike wages to Rs 300/day, operationalize all PHCs, and build crèches if TMC returns to power in 2026. He contrasts state's work with BJP MPs' record in Alipurduar.
MP's 1964 Parliament Camp-Out to Avoid Arrest
Explore the 1964 story of MP Mani Ram Bagri who camped in Parliament to avoid arrest, amid recent late-night sessions. Discover the history of parliamentary privilege in India.
Assam to cut tea garden incentives over land rights row
Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma warns tea estates of losing Rs 150 crore annual incentives for non-cooperation in granting land rights to 3.33 lakh worker families. Read the full story.
BJP MP writes to Speaker over disrupted DISHA meeting in Dungarpur
BJP's Udaipur MP Mannalal Rawat accuses BAP MP, MLA & collector of conspiring to disrupt a key development meeting. He seeks inquiry to uphold democratic norms. Read the full details.
Parliament spent less than 30% time on legislative business
A PRS analysis reveals Parliament spent under 30% of its time on lawmaking in 2025, passing 31 bills. Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha sat for 62 days each. Read the full report.
Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha spent under 30% time on laws in 2025
PRS Legislative analysis reveals Lok Sabha & Rajya Sabha spent less than 30% of 2025 time on legislative business. Question Hour also saw reduced functioning. Read the full report.
Bluetooth Speaker Guide: Perfect Sound for Indoor & Outdoor Parties
Discover why your Bluetooth speaker sounds different indoors vs outdoors. Learn expert tips on power, placement & features to choose the perfect speaker for your next gathering in India.
Parliament 2025: 62 Days, 31 Bills, Light Moments
Indian Parliament functioned for 62 days in 2025, passing 31 bills including changes to MGNREGA and tax laws. Amid serious work, sessions were punctuated by hilarious moments from MPs. Read the full review.
Philips TAS2400 Review: 32W Power on a Budget
Philips TAS2400 Bluetooth speaker offers 32W power & IPX4 rating for ₹1,999. Read our in-depth review on sound, battery, and features for home & outdoor use.
How to Fix Bitter Tea: Easy Tips for a Perfect Cup
Your tea turned bitter? Don't pour it out! Learn why tea gets harsh and discover 5 simple fixes involving temperature, timing, and ingredients to rescue your cup. Make every sip smooth.
FSSAI says only Camellia sinensis can be called 'Tea'
FSSAI's new directive prohibits calling herbal infusions 'tea'. The Rs 3,600 crore flavoured market must rebrand. Learn what this means for your favourite brews.
FSSAI bans 'Herbal Tea' label, mandates rebranding
India's FSSAI orders companies to stop calling herbal infusions 'tea'. Only drinks from Camellia sinensis plant qualify. Learn about the new rules and industry impact.
FSSAI Bans 'Herbal Tea' Label, Defines True Tea
FSSAI mandates only Camellia sinensis products can be branded as 'tea'. Herbal infusions must rebrand, impacting India's wellness market. Read the full story.
FSSAI Defines 'Tea': Only Camellia Sinensis Products Allowed
FSSAI's new order restricts the term 'tea' to products from Camellia sinensis. Herbal infusions must be clearly labeled. Learn what this means for consumers and businesses.
FSSAI Defines 'Tea': Only Camellia Sinensis Products Allowed
FSSAI's new order states only products from Camellia sinensis can be sold as 'tea'. Herbal infusions must be clearly labelled. Learn what this means for consumers and businesses.
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