Live: Parliament Monsoon Session Day 7 as Lok Sabha prepares to debate Public Examinations BillLive
28 Jul 2026, 10:16 am (1 hour ago)· 0

Live: Parliament Monsoon Session Day 7 as Lok Sabha prepares to debate Public Examinations Bill

On the seventh day of Parliament's Monsoon Session, the Lok Sabha is expected to discuss the Public Examinations Amendment Bill. Meanwhile, proceedings in the Rajya Sabha are lined up to take up the Prevention of Insults to National Honour (Amendment) Bill alongside key opposition notices.

On the seventh day of Parliament's Monsoon Session, the Lok Sabha is expected to discuss the Public Examinations Amendment Bill. Meanwhile, proceedings in the Rajya Sabha are lined up to take up the Prevention of Insults to National Honour (Amendment) Bill alongside key opposition notices.

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