The Latest Breaking News from Lok Sabha

The Hindu’s Morning Digest brings readers a select list of stories to start the day

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NEW DELHI: In the historic moment of the inauguration of the new Parliament building by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday, the political parties got divided into two groups. Despite the principal opposition party Congress and 20 others boycotting the event, the odds were stacked in favour of the ruling…

In 2019, the consolidated Shiv Sena had contested the Lok Sabha election on 22 seats.

A group of 270 eminent citizens, including former bureaucrats, ambassadors and veterans, on May 26 condemned the Opposition for boycotting new Parliament building inauguration and claimed the “family-first” parties have come together to boycott all that represents India.

The PIL said Lok Sabha Secretariat violated the Constitution by not inviting the President for the inauguration. Must read further on Dynamite News:

Supreme Court of India rejected PIL seeking President Murmu to inaugurate the new Parliament building. Get the latest national news on The Hindu.

The sengol — more than five-foot-long gold-plated sceptre topped with a figure of the bull Nandi— will be placed next to the Lok Sabha Speaker’s chair. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Lok Sabha Secretariat, Union Ministry of Home Affairs, and Ministry of Law and Justice are made parties in the case. Must read further on Dynamite News:

Nineteen opposition parties announce boycott, accusing PM of sidelining Droupadi Murmu, India’s first tribal president.

NEW DELHI: At a time when the political parties have got divided into two groups over the inauguration of the new Parliament building by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on May 28, constitutional experts feel the opposition leaders are not justified in their protest as there are no rules governing the…