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The Public Examinations Amendment Bill, 2026 has been passed in both houses of Parliament. Responding through an Instagram video, Prime Minister Modi made it clear that no mafia playing with the future of children, including question paper leaks, will go unpunished. He said the government will continue to take strict measures to strengthen transparency and trust in the examination system.
The question paper leak prevention bill is likely to be tabled in the Rajya Sabha today. The opposition parties have also demanded a discussion on the Ram temple donation issue, keeping everyone's attention on the important developments in the Parliament session.
Gen Z is currently making a noise in the Lok Sabha. It has attracted attention that many leaders, including BJP MP Bansuri Swaraj, have changed the modern words and expressions used by GEN Z in their speeches. These phrases, which have given a new style to the parliamentary debate, have led to widespread discussion not only in the political circle but also on social media.
Despite huge uproar from opposition parties, the Anti Paper Leak Bill has been passed in the Lok Sabha. The central government has introduced this important bill with the aim of curbing examination irregularities and question paper leaks. Under the new law, strict action can be taken against those involved in examination irregularities. Here is the discussion in the Lok Sabha, the objections of the opposition parties and the main points of the bill.
The parliamentary crisis over the Question Paper Leak Prevention Bill has come to an end. An important debate on the bill will be held in the Lok Sabha today, drawing attention to measures to prevent exam malpractice.
Political activity is in full swing in Delhi amidst the Parliament session. On one hand, the NDA is holding a Mangala Milan meeting, while on the other hand, the leaders of the INDIA alliance are holding an important meeting.
There has been renewed uproar in Parliament over allegations of police lathi-charge on students protesting against the NEET question paper leak. Opposition members, including the Congress, raised slogans in the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha demanding an urgent discussion on the incident. The opposition parties have demanded that the police be held accountable for their actions, disrupting the proceedings of both the Houses.
Samajwadi Party leader Akhilesh Yadav took a jibe at the central government in Parliament. His statement, "Remove the Pradhan, keep the Prime Minister," has sparked a debate in political circles.
Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha proceedings have been adjourned till 12 noon due to intense noise and protests by the opposition parties. Here is the complete information on today's developments in the Parliament session, objections by the opposition parties and the work activities of the House.
With the aim of preventing examination irregularities and question paper leaks, the Central Government has tabled the Examination, Prevention of Irregularities (Amendment) Bill 2026 in the Lok Sabha. Get live updates on the key points of the bill, parliamentary debate and latest developments here.
Dharmendra Pradhan, who arrived in the Lok Sabha for the first time after his resignation, was welcomed by NDA MPs with Zindabad slogans. His arrival in Parliament has attracted attention.
The first day of the monsoon session of Parliament witnessed a ruckus and the House was adjourned just 2 minutes after it began. Here is the complete information about the developments between the Lok Sabha and the opposition.
Parliament Monsoon Session: Before the first day of proceedings, Prime Minister Modi praised the youth power, India's space achievements and the country's economic progress. He appreciated the role of youth in the country's development journey and India's achievements in various fields.
Monsoon session of Parliament: Opposition parties demanded a discussion on NEET exam irregularities and allegations related to Ram temple. This issue led to a huge uproar in both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, disrupting the proceedings for some time.
Two Karnataka MPs' attendance was poor in the Parliament Budget Session, one MP achieved zero performance. Here is the complete attendance report and performance details.
Sources have said that the monsoon session of Parliament is likely to start from July 20. This session is expected to discuss important bills, policy decisions and important issues of the country. There is a possibility of intense debate between the government and the opposition in several hearings. The official date of the session is expected to be announced soon.
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