Parliament's winter session adjourned amidst disruptions as opposition and treasury benches clashed. Speaker Om Birla urged decorum, while ...

With Parliament going into a recess, the government has said it is willing to discuss all issues and answer all questions from the Oppositi...

The new building will have an area of 64,500 square metres and is being built at an estimated cost of Rs 971 crore. As per rules, the speak...

"On December 10, the Prime Minister will perform Bhumi Pujan for the new state-of-the-art Parliament building," Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla ...

The new building will also have a grand Constitution Hall to showcase India's democratic heritage, a lounge for members of Parliament, a li...

Not only did the government prepone the presentation of the Budget, it also did away with a separate railway budget by making it a part of ...

In a stinging attack on Congress over the Parliament logjam, Naidu asked, "Is it foolish to take action against black money and corruption ...

Asked whether repeated adjournments amounted to snatching away of the rights of MPs who want to speak on important topics, Mahajan said she...

Jaitley said India’s growth rate could go up by 1 to 2% with reforms and an improvement in the global economic situation.

Government sources confirmed that the GST Bill, which has been stuck for months, will be introduced before the on-going Parliament session ...

The insurance bill will propose to raise the FDI cap in the sector to 49% from 26%, while the pension bill will open up the sector to forei...

The biggest threat to reforms in India is an unstable government at the Centre after 2014 elections: Finance Minister P Chidambaram.

Rajya Sabha tonight adjourned abruptly without passing the Lokpal Bill in the midst of uproar after govt sought time to consider amendments.

The year 2011 will be remembered for a lot of noise, especially in the world's most populous and vociferous democracy.

In a strong indictment of the Manmohan Singh government for its reluctance to observe parliamentary decency, vice-president Hamid Ansari sa...

At about four in the afternoon on Thursday, offices of political parties were bustling with MPs and journalists, all packed around TV sets.

Left on Sunday indicated that it may toe the government line when the nuclear deal comes up for discussion in Parliament.