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The Budget Session of parliament is set to today under strict coronavirus guidelines and amid farmers' protests. The Union budget will be presented on February 1. The session is set to be stormy, with the Opposition out to corner the government over the contentious farm laws amid the ongoing protest. In a first, President Ram Nath Kovind will address the members of both Houses seated in three locations. But 17 Opposition parties have decided to boycott the President's address in solidarity with farmers. The Vice-President and chairman of Rajya Sabha Venkaiah Naidu has taken a Covid test with other members. Besides, more than 1,200 officials and staff of the Rajya Sabha Secretariat have taken the test for coronavirus. No one has tested positive yet.

Amid farm protests & pandemic, Budget Session begins today

The Budget Session of parliament is set to today under strict coronavirus guidelines and amid raging farmers' protests.

The Budget Session of parliament is set to today under strict coronavirus guidelines and amid farmers' protests. The Union budget will be presented on February 1. The session is set to be stormy, with the Opposition out to corner the government over the contentious farm laws amid the ongoing protest. In a first, President Ram Nath Kovind will address the members of both Houses seated in three locations. But 17 Opposition parties have decided to boycott the President's address in solidarity with farmers. The Vice-President and chairman of Rajya Sabha Venkaiah Naidu has taken a Covid test with other members. Besides, more than 1,200 officials and staff of the Rajya Sabha Secretariat have taken the test for coronavirus. No one has tested positive yet.

The Budget Session of Parliament is set to begin today under strict coronavirus guidelines and amid farmers' protests. The Union budget will be presented on February 1. The session is set to be stormy, with the Opposition out to corner the government over the contentious farm laws amid the ongoing protest. In a first, President Ram Nath Kovind will address the members of both Houses seated in three locations. But 17 Opposition parties have decided to boycott the President's address in solidarity with farmers. The Vice-President and chairman of Rajya Sabha Venkaiah Naidu has taken a Covid test with other members. Besides, more than 1,200 officials and staff of the Rajya Sabha Secretariat have taken the test for coronavirus. No one has tested positive yet.

In an unprecedented move, 16 Opposition parties have announced that they will boycott President Ram Nath Kovind's address to Parliament at the start of the Budget Session on Friday. The decision was taken at a virtual strategy meet of the Opposition leaders on Thursday. Announcing the decision of the Opposition, Congress leader in Rajya Sabha Ghulam Nabi Azad said that the opposition's move is in protest against the new farm laws. He accused the govt of passing the controversial bill forcibly in the House without consultation.

16 Opposition parties to boycott President address to Parl

In an unprecedented move, 16 Opposition parties have announced that they will boycott President Ram Nath Kovind's address to Parliament at the start of the Budget Session

16 Opposition parties to boycott President address to Parliament

In an unprecedented move, 16 Opposition parties have announced that they will boycott President Ram Nath Kovind's address to Parliament at the start of the Budget Session on Friday. The decision was taken at a virtual strategy meet of the Opposition leaders on Thursday. Announcing the decision of the Opposition, Congress leader in Rajya Sabha Ghulam Nabi Azad said that the opposition's move is in protest against the new farm laws. He accused the govt of passing the controversial bill forcibly in the House without consultation.

The government also plans stake sales in IDBI Bank, Central Bank of India and Punjab & Sind Bank, as per the report.

Union Budget 2021: Modi Government may announce stake-sale plans in LIC, IDBI Bank

The government may announce to sell a 10-15% stake in the country's biggest insurer Life Insurance Corporation or LIC&nbsp;in next week's union budget, as part of a privatisation push to improve public finances, government sources told&nbsp;Reuters.
The government had announced plans to sell its stake in LIC last year but it got delayed by legal and administrative hurdles, the report said.
The government also plans stake sales in IDBI Bank,&nbsp;Central Bank of India&nbsp;and Punjab &amp; Sind Bank, as per the report.
Together, the plan is to raise up to ₹3 lakh&nbsp;crore&nbsp;in the next financial year, partly to set off the shortfall in the proceeds this year.

Budget 2021: Govt may announce stake-sale plans in LIC, IDBI Bank

The government may announce to sell a 10-15% stake in Life Insurance Corporation in next week's union budget, as part of a privatisation push to improve public finances, as per a Reuters report. The government also plans stake sales in IDBI Bank,&nbsp;Central Bank of India&nbsp;and Punjab &amp; Sind Bank. Together, the plan is to raise up to ₹3 lakh&nbsp;crore&nbsp;in the next financial year, partly to set off the shortfall in the proceeds this year.

The government may announce to sell a 10-15% stake in the country's biggest insurer Life Insurance Corporation or LIC&nbsp;in next week's union budget, as part of a privatisation push to improve public finances, government sources told&nbsp;Reuters.
The government had announced plans to sell its stake in LIC last year but it got delayed by legal and administrative hurdles, the report said.
The government also plans stake sales in IDBI Bank,&nbsp;Central Bank of India&nbsp;and Punjab &amp; Sind Bank, as per the report.
Together, the plan is to raise up to ₹3 lakh&nbsp;crore&nbsp;in the next financial year, partly to set off the shortfall in the proceeds this year.

Key Opposition leaders will meet virtually on Thursday, a day before the budget session starts, to chalk out a joint strategy for the session. The opposition&nbsp;is planning to counter the government on three key issues -- the three controversial farm laws, the economic situation and the India-China border tensions. The leaders are likely to decide on a joint course of action and their protest plans may kick off on Friday itself, the first day of the budget session. A section of the Opposition has suggested boycotting President Ram Nath Kovind&rsquo;s speech, which will be unprecedented, while another one has not yet warmed up to the idea, the Hindustan Times has reported.

Oppn meet today on strategy to corner govt in Budget Session

Key Opposition leaders will meet virtually on Thursday, a day before the budget session starts, to chalk out a joint strategy for the session.

Key Opposition leaders will meet virtually on Thursday, a day before the budget session starts, to chalk out a joint strategy for the session. The opposition&nbsp;is planning to counter the government on three key issues -- the three controversial farm laws, the economic situation and the India-China border tensions. The leaders are likely to decide on a joint course of action and their protest plans may kick off on Friday itself, the first day of the budget session. A section of the Opposition has suggested boycotting President Ram Nath Kovind&rsquo;s speech, which will be unprecedented, while another one has not yet warmed up to the idea, the Hindustan Times has reported.

Rajya Sabha will sit from 9 am to 2 pm, and Lok Sabha from 4 pm to 9 pm. The Union Budget will be presented at 11 am on February 1 in Lok Sabha.

Parliament Budget session 2021: Houses to sit for 5 hours, Question Hour back

Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla said both Houses will have five-hour sessions each with Question Hour and Zero Hour. Rajya Sabha will sit from 9 am to 2 pm, and Lok Sabha from 4 pm to 9 pm.

Budget session: Houses to sit for 5 hours, Question Hour back

With the budget session of Parliament set to start on January 29, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla said both Houses will have five-hour sessions each with Question Hour and Zero Hour. Rajya Sabha will sit from 9 am to 2 pm, and Lok Sabha from 4 pm to 9 pm. The Union Budget will be presented at 11 am on February 1 in Lok Sabha. During the monsoon session held during the Covid pandemic, which was cut short, each house sat for four hours and had no question hour. Private Members&rsquo; business, which usually takes place on Friday afternoons, was not taken up during the monsoon session and has made a comeback in the budget session.
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