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    Rajasthan Assembly Session: BJP-Congress spar over House duration, issues to be debated

    Jaipur: The stage is set for another political showdown in the Rajasthan Assembly. With the Monsoon Session scheduled to begin on August 20, the ruling BJP and Opposition Congress have already locked horns over the duration of the session, the issues to be debated and the government’s willingness to face questions on matters concerning the.

    Speaker pulls up absent MLAs during Question Hour in Rajasthan Assembly

    Vasudev Devnani, Speaker of the Rajasthan Legislative Assembly, expressed strong displeasure after several MLAs who had submitted questions

    Rajasthan Assembly: Speaker calls out missing MLAs amid question hours

    The Speaker of the Rajasthan Legislative Assembly, Vasudev Devnani, expressed strong displeasure over the absence of several Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs) during the crucial Question Hour session on Friday. The Speaker publicly called out the missing legislators, stressing that their absence undermines the functioning of the Assembly and weakens democratic accountability. The incident.

    Rajasthan Budget 2026–27 Likely to Be Passed Today

    The Rajasthan Assembly is set to pass the state Budget for the financial year 2026–27 on Friday evening, with several fresh announcements

    Rajasthan Assembly set to pass Budget amid Congress protest

    The Rajasthan Legislative Assembly will conclude discussions on demands for grants on Thursday, with a full-day debate scheduled

    Rajasthan Assembly adjourned thrice amid row over debate on govt’s performance

    Jaipur: The Rajasthan Assembly witnessed dramatic scenes on Saturday as a proposed debate on the state government’s performance descended into chaos following a dispute over the agenda, resulting in the House being adjourned three times during the day. Dispute Over Performance Debate Agenda The controversy arose after Parliamentary Affairs Minister Jogaram Patel moved a proposal.

    Uproar in Rajasthan Assembly over ‘consultation fee’ charged by universities

    Jaipur: The Rajasthan Assembly witnessed heated exchanges and uproar on Wednesday over the collection of a “consultation fee” of Rs 1,000 allegedly being charged from students in state universities and colleges, with Opposition members accusing the government of irregularities and lack of transparency. Congress MLA from Shahpura, Manish Yadav, raised the issue in the House.

    Rajasthan Assembly erupts as BJP MLA demands cow be named state animal

    Jaipur: The Budget Session of the Rajasthan Assembly descended into chaos on Tuesday as a discussion on cattle issues snowballed into sharp accusations, heated exchanges, and near-physical confrontation between ruling and opposition MLAs. The controversy erupted after the opposition raised the issue of a calf’s severed head allegedly found near the Hingonia cow shelter in.

    Uproar in Rajasthan Assembly over question on homeless families in Bharatpur

    Jaipur: A heated exchange erupted in the Rajasthan Assembly on Wednesday during Question Hour over a query related to homeless families in Bharatpur, leading to sharp arguments between ministers and the opposition. The controversy began after Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) MLA Subhash Garg asked about the number of homeless families in Bharatpur and the families.

    Ruckus in Rajasthan Assembly over remarks on Rahul Gandhi, House adjourned twice​

    Jaipur: The Rajasthan Legislative Assembly witnessed repeated disruptions on Tuesday during the debate on the Governor’s address after BJP MLA Shrichand Kriplani made remarks about Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, triggering strong objections from the opposition. Kriplani alleged that Rahul Gandhi was making baseless claims related to an unpublished book and questioned his credibility. Leader of.

    Rajasthan Assembly: BJP MLA raises issue of loudspeakers on mosques

    Jaipur: The issue of noise pollution caused by loudspeakers installed on mosques in Jaipur city was raised in the Rajasthan Legislative Assembly on Thursday, triggering discussion during the Zero Hour. BJP MLA Balmukund Acharya highlighted the impact of high-volume loudspeakers on students, senior citizens, and patients, and called for strict enforcement of sound limits. Concern.