Parliament session likely to be extended, to reconvene after a gap in April itself

Parliament's budget session will not conclude on Thursday. It is planned to resume in the third week of April for a few days. The government intends to introduce a bill to increase Lok Sabha seats to 816. This expansion will reserve 273 seats for ...

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Budget session of Parliament is unlikely to be adjourned sine die on Thursday as the government is planning to summon it again for two-three days in the third week of April to bring a bill to increase the number of Lok Sabha seats to 816 so that 273 of them could be reserved for women, sources privy to the development said.

The budget session, which started on January 28, was supposed to end on April 2 but the government is contemplating to extend it for two-three more days, albeit with a gap.

As per the thinking of the government, on Thursday, chair of both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha are likely to adjourn the respective houses and make the announcement that it would meet on a specific date.

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