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Parliament Winter Session Live Updates: INDIA bloc floor leaders to meet tomorrow at 9:45 am to plan Lok Sabha strategy
Parliament Winter Session Live Updates: The Parliament Winter Session began at 11am today. Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the media ahead of the session. In his speech, he advised the opposition to not create an "drama" in the Parliament to ensure smooth functioning of the sessions.
"For some time now, our Parliament is being used either as a warm up arena for elections or as an outlet for frustration after defeat," PM Modi said.
The Winter Session of Parliament began today with the 6th Session of the 18th Lok Sabha and the 269th Session of the Rajya Sabha convening at 11am. A key highlight of the day is the introduction of the Central Excise (Amendment) Bill, 2025, by finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman, aimed at updating the Central Excise Act, 1944. The day began with obituary references to former MPs, including Col. (Retd.) Sona Ram Choudhary, Vijay Kumar Malhotra, Ravi Naik, and actor-turned-politician Dharmendra.
The Rajya Sabha saw a sharp clash between Mallikarjun Kharge and JP Nadda in the Rajya Sabha after Kharge referred to former Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar’s “sudden exit.” Tensions peaked when Nadda told Kharge to “visit a doctor” to cope with his political grievances, urging members to stick to the day’s agenda. Kharge had raised Dhankhar’s unexpected resignation while welcoming the new Rajya Sabha Chairman, CP Radhakrishnan, prompting the heated exchange.
"For some time now, our Parliament is being used either as a warm up arena for elections or as an outlet for frustration after defeat," PM Modi said.
The Winter Session of Parliament began today with the 6th Session of the 18th Lok Sabha and the 269th Session of the Rajya Sabha convening at 11am. A key highlight of the day is the introduction of the Central Excise (Amendment) Bill, 2025, by finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman, aimed at updating the Central Excise Act, 1944. The day began with obituary references to former MPs, including Col. (Retd.) Sona Ram Choudhary, Vijay Kumar Malhotra, Ravi Naik, and actor-turned-politician Dharmendra.
The Rajya Sabha saw a sharp clash between Mallikarjun Kharge and JP Nadda in the Rajya Sabha after Kharge referred to former Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar’s “sudden exit.” Tensions peaked when Nadda told Kharge to “visit a doctor” to cope with his political grievances, urging members to stick to the day’s agenda. Kharge had raised Dhankhar’s unexpected resignation while welcoming the new Rajya Sabha Chairman, CP Radhakrishnan, prompting the heated exchange.
14:18 (IST) Dec 01
Lok Sabha adjourned for the day, to meet again on December 2, 2025, at 11.00am
14:12 (IST) Dec 01
Parliament Winter Session: Govt seeks Lok Sabha nod for net additional spending of Rs 41,455 crore in current fiscal
The Lok Sabha passed Manipur Goods and Services Tax (Second Amendment) Bill-2025 to replace ordinance.
14:01 (IST) Dec 01
Parliament Winter Session: Narendra Modi is the country's biggest actor, says TMC MP Kalyan Banerjee
"Who can do such good drama except Modiji? Narendra Modi is the country's biggest actor. Everyone knows this. When all policies have been thrown away. What will you do? Slogans will be raised. Modiji, through the Election Commission, decides who will become voters and who will vote for him. Mamata Banerjee will become Chief Minister again in 2026, and the BJP will not get even 30 seats," he said.
13:50 (IST) Dec 01
'Government has its way, but the opposition has its say': Congress MP Manish Tewari on PM Modi's 'drama nahi delivery' jibe
"There is a fundamental dictum of Parliamentary Democracy. The government has its way, but the opposition has its say. The opposition has been demanding a discussion on the SIR. The Election Commission has no legal basis for ordering a Special Intensive Revision (SIR) pan-India. We want to have a discussion on where the Election Commission draw its powers or sustenance to order this SIR. According to us, it has no legal basis. Why isn't the government agreeing to this discussion? That is the fundamental point. Then the House will function," he said.
13:40 (IST) Dec 01
'I did not skip it': Shashi Tharoor on not attending the Congress Parliamentary Strategy Group meeting
13:34 (IST) Dec 01
'Election Commission is working under the pressure of the ruling government led by the BJP': Congress MP Prabha Mallikarjun
"Yes, there are very important issues, but the way SIR is being conducted, right now SIR is being conducted across 12 states and UTs. So, there is no fair play. There are around 200 people at the same address, so many genuine voters' names have been deleted. So how does the prime minister explain all this? Let the Election Commission give answers for all this. In spite of SIR, we have also seen in Bihar what is happening. Minority votes have been deleted. Women voters have been deleted. Wherever the opposition has an upper hand, the voters' names have also been deleted. So this pattern clearly says the Election Commission is working under the pressure of the ruling government led by the BJP...So that is why we are getting into the well of the House and asking the Speaker to give us a time wherein we can discuss SIR," she said.
13:16 (IST) Dec 01
Parliament Winter Session: Before Bihar polls, oppn didn't allow the house to function properly, public wiped them out in elections, says BJP MP Biplab Kumar Deb
"Even before the Bihar Elections, they (opposition) did not allow the house to function properly and the public wiped them out in the elections...The SIR exercise is carried out by the Election Commission of India...Why are they protesting in the Parliament?... The people of West Bengal have made up their mind to remove West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee from power," he said.
12:27 (IST) Dec 01
"We must maintain the dignity of the felicitation program, and it would be good if we discuss it accordingly. If we start discussing the issue that our Leader of the Opposition brought up today, the farewell, and all the other topics, I think it's irrelevant. There will also be discussions from here that you moved a no-confidence motion against him, not once but twice...I think our Leader of the Opposition is very respectable. The defeat in Bihar, Haryana, and Maharashtra has caused you considerable pain. But you should express your pain and suffering to a doctor. You should speak to a doctor when the time comes," Nadda said.
"I hope you will not mind that I am constrained to refer to your predecessor's completely unexpected and sudden exit from the office of the Chairman, Rajya Sabha. The Chairman, being custodian of the entire house, belongs as much to the opposition as to the government. I was disheartened that the house did not get an opportunity to bid him a farewell. Regardless, wish him, on behalf of the entire opposition, a very healthy life," Kharge had said earlier.
"I hope you will not mind that I am constrained to refer to your predecessor's completely unexpected and sudden exit from the office of the Chairman, Rajya Sabha. The Chairman, being custodian of the entire house, belongs as much to the opposition as to the government. I was disheartened that the house did not get an opportunity to bid him a farewell. Regardless, wish him, on behalf of the entire opposition, a very healthy life," Kharge had said earlier.
12:14 (IST) Dec 01
Amid ruckus in Lok Sabha, the House adjourned till 2pm
11:56 (IST) Dec 01
'Many claimed that you belong to their party': Kharge's address to V-P creates ruckus in Rajya Sabha
"I consider it apt to quote the following sayings of Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. On 16th May 1952, he said, "I belong to no party." I'm saying this because many people claimed that you belong to their party," he said
"A democracy is likely to degenerate into a tyranny if it does not allow the opposition groups to criticise fairly, freely and frankly the policies of the government. This is Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan's speech," he added.
"A democracy is likely to degenerate into a tyranny if it does not allow the opposition groups to criticise fairly, freely and frankly the policies of the government. This is Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan's speech," he added.
11:38 (IST) Dec 01
'Common man struggling, while those in power playing the game of dramabazi': Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge hits back at PM Modi
11:35 (IST) Dec 01
'SIR is an attack on Constitution': Samajwadi Party MP Awadhesh Prasad
"The main issues of the public should be discussed in the Parliament, like the SIR where the names of voters are being deleted, this is an attack on the Constitution of India," he said.
11:24 (IST) Dec 01
Amid ruckus by the opposition over demand for discussion during zero hour, Lok Sabha has been adjourned till 12pm
"Session not for sloganeering," said Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla.
11:20 (IST) Dec 01
'Simple family, farmer's family, dedicated entire life to social service': PM Modi welcomes Vice President CP Radhakrishnan
"I assure you that all the members sitting in this House, while maintaining the dignity of the Upper House, will always take care of your dignity as well. I assure you that they will maintain decorum. Our chairman comes from a simple family, a farmer's family, and he has dedicated his entire life to social service. The political field has been one aspect of it, but the mainstream has been social service. He has been dedicated to society. He is an inspiration and a guide for all of us who are interested in social service," he said.
11:16 (IST) Dec 01
PM Modi welcomes Vice President CP Radhakrishnan as he takes charge as Rajya Sabha chairman
"Respected chairman, the Winter Session is beginning today and it is a proud moment for all members of the House. It is a proud moment to welcome you...On behalf of the House, I heartily congratulate you. And I wish you all the best," he said.
11:13 (IST) Dec 01
Watch: Vice President CP Radhakrishnan takes charge as Rajya Sabha Chairman as the Winter Session begins
11:07 (IST) Dec 01
Parliament Winter session begins
PM Modi addresses Rajya Sabha.
11:02 (IST) Dec 01
'Biggest dramabaaz is talking of drama': Opposition slams PM Modi's address
"The PM never attends Parliament and undermines it. He never engages with the Opposition. Yet before every session he will stand outside the Parliament building and speak grandly to the nation asking for constructive cooperation from the Opposition to ensure the smooth functioning of the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha. If Parliament doesn't function smoothly the fault is entirely that of the PM and his stubborn refusal to allow the Opposition to raise issues of urgent public importance. He wants to always have his way without giving the Opposition an opportunity to at least have its say. The PM's statement before Parliament begins is nothing but hypocrisy. The biggest dramabaaz of them all is talking of drama," Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh said.
10:38 (IST) Dec 01
'Drama nahi delivery,' PM Modi's strong message to oppn ahead of Parliament Winter session
“Newly elected MPs are frustrated because they are not getting the opportunity to speak about their constituencies and raise issues of national importance. First-time MPs, irrespective of their party, must be given a chance, and we should take this seriously. There are many places to do ‘drama’; there is space for that - but not here,” he said.
10:31 (IST) Dec 01
'Voter turnout in Bihar reflects the power of democracy,' says PM Modi ahead of Parliament Winter Session
“India has lived democracy. The excitement people show strengthens our belief in it. The voter turnout in Bihar reflects the power of democracy, and women’s participation gives us hope,” he said.
10:26 (IST) Dec 01
'We showed democracy can deliver': PM Modi ahead of Parliament Winter Session
He said that the Parliament Winter Session would be a growth catalyst.
10:18 (IST) Dec 01
Parliament Winter Session: Hopeful that govt will agree to this proposition of short-duration discussion on electoral reforms, says CPM MP John Brittas
"We submitted our request yesterday and the government said they will discuss and get back to us. We are hopeful that the government will agree to this proposition of a short-duration discussion on electoral reforms, which can encompass all the issues plaguing the electoral scene. What is the point of having a parliamentary discourse without any issues raised by the opposition being discussed? The government has put forward the idea of a discussion on Vande Mataram. We said fine...It's only the government agenda. There should be opposition also. The institutional opposition is as relevant as the government in parliament," he said.
09:59 (IST) Dec 01
Parliament Winter Session: BJP MP Damodar Agarwal on opposition's demand for SIR
"The SIR is sub-judice and is pending in the Supreme Court. The opposition should answer whether it can be discussed in accordance with constitutional rules. They're making an unnecessary issue. Elections have just been held in Bihar. I haven't found a single voter in Bihar who said they were eligible to vote and whose name isn't on the voter list... They (opposition) have already seen its adverse consequences in Bihar," he said.
09:33 (IST) Dec 01
Parliament Winter Session: There was a time when parliament ran for 140-150 days, but today it is reduced to hardly 60 days, says Congress leader Udit Raj
"The most important issues are in business, but they are not in business. Whether it is SIR or pollution or international relationships, they are not ready to discuss them. There was a time when parliament ran for 140-150 days, but today parliamentary sessions are reduced to hardly 60 days and that too with disruptions and boycotts. They are eradicating the meaning of the parliament, so this is a kind of dictatorship... SIR should be discussed as people are losing their lives," he said.
"What did he want to hear?... Is someone deaf? Why are they not doing SIR in Assam?... They are doing things as per their convenience there, not in accordance with the national interest, the constitution, and democracy... They do not want the opposition's support or its voice to be heard," he added.
"What did he want to hear?... Is someone deaf? Why are they not doing SIR in Assam?... They are doing things as per their convenience there, not in accordance with the national interest, the constitution, and democracy... They do not want the opposition's support or its voice to be heard," he added.
09:21 (IST) Dec 01
Parliament Winter Session: Mayawati says matters such as Special Intensive Revision, Delhi air pollution need the attention of the House
Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati said she hoped the Winter Session of Parliament would take up key issues affecting the public. She urged both the opposition and the ruling party to work together to ensure that proceedings in both houses run smoothly.
"The Winter Session of Parliament begins today, and like every session, there is an expectation that this one too will be quite tumultuous. However, our party desires that both Houses of Parliament be conducted in a well-organized and peaceful manner, so that crucial and important issues concerning the nation and public interest--particularly the severe distress caused by air pollution in the national capital Delhi and other areas, the practical difficulties and objections arising from the intensive revision of the voter list, ie, the Special Intensive Revision (SIR), and the troubles faced by BLOs, the primary officials responsible for this task, including the tragic incidents of suicides being committed by them--can be properly discussed, and meaningful efforts can be made toward finding appropriate solutions," Mayawati wrote.
"The Winter Session of Parliament begins today, and like every session, there is an expectation that this one too will be quite tumultuous. However, our party desires that both Houses of Parliament be conducted in a well-organized and peaceful manner, so that crucial and important issues concerning the nation and public interest--particularly the severe distress caused by air pollution in the national capital Delhi and other areas, the practical difficulties and objections arising from the intensive revision of the voter list, ie, the Special Intensive Revision (SIR), and the troubles faced by BLOs, the primary officials responsible for this task, including the tragic incidents of suicides being committed by them--can be properly discussed, and meaningful efforts can be made toward finding appropriate solutions," Mayawati wrote.
09:12 (IST) Dec 01
Parliament Winter Session: Congress MPs move adjournment motion in Parliament seeking urgent debate on SIR
Congress MPs Manickam Tagore and Vijay Kumar Vasanth moved an adjournment motion, demanding an urgent debate in Parliament on the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR). They criticised the exercise as poorly planned and biased, highlighting severe pressure on Booth Level Officers that has led to exhaustion and even deaths. Tagore also raised concerns about repeated BLO suicides, accusing the Election Commission of engaging in “vote theft” under the guise of SIR.
"We want the Parliament to function and the discussions to take place. We want a discussion on SIR, which is an attack on democracy, on 'vote chori', which is where the Election Commission has become an agent itself. BLOs are dying, suicides are happening in the 12 states where SIR is happening," Tagore told ANI.
"We want the Parliament to function and the discussions to take place. We want a discussion on SIR, which is an attack on democracy, on 'vote chori', which is where the Election Commission has become an agent itself. BLOs are dying, suicides are happening in the 12 states where SIR is happening," Tagore told ANI.
08:58 (IST) Dec 01
Parliament Winter Session Bills: List of business in the Lok Sabha today
08:52 (IST) Dec 01
Parliament Winter Session: CPI MP raises national security, neutrality of EC in all-party meeting
The Union government held an All-Party Meeting on Sunday ahead of the Winter Session of Parliament. The Communist Party of India was represented by its Rajya Sabha leader, P Sandosh Kumar, who voiced several concerns to senior Union ministers and leaders of various political parties. Kumar expressed serious concern about national security, citing the recent major explosion near the Red Fort in Delhi as a stark indication of the government's inability to safeguard one of the country's most sensitive areas. He emphasised that the incident points not only to an intelligence failure but also to a broader erosion of the overall security framework.
08:45 (IST) Dec 01
Parliament Winter Session Live: Will not allow Parliament to function if discussion not held on SIR, says Samajwadi Party
The Samajwadi Party (SP) on Sunday warned that it would disrupt Parliament’s proceedings during the Winter Session unless a debate is held on the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. Following the government’s all-party meeting ahead of the session, SP leader Ram Gopal Yadav insisted that the government must address the SIR issue, emphasizing that the Election Commission is carrying it out and it cannot be ignored. "We will not allow the House to function if discussion is not held on SIR," he said.
"The Samajwadi Party has raised the issue of SIR because on a large scale, I have seen irregularities. First, we used to hear but now we are seeing that people's votes are being cut. In Bihar, there have been malpractices. We have demanded a discussion on it (SIR). They cannot shy away from it by citing the Election Commission," Yadav said.
"The Samajwadi Party has raised the issue of SIR because on a large scale, I have seen irregularities. First, we used to hear but now we are seeing that people's votes are being cut. In Bihar, there have been malpractices. We have demanded a discussion on it (SIR). They cannot shy away from it by citing the Election Commission," Yadav said.
08:44 (IST) Dec 01
Parliament Winter Session Live: Government wants to derail Parliament, says Gogoi after all-party meet
Congress deputy leader in the Lok Sabha, Gaurav Gogoi, accused the ruling party under Prime Minister Narendra Modi of attempting to undermine democracy, disrupt Parliament, and dismantle long-standing parliamentary traditions. He said that during the all-party meeting held before the Winter Session, the Congress pressed for debates on national security, air pollution, voter list integrity, farmers’ concerns, and foreign policy. "It seems the government, under the leadership of the prime minister and the home minister, is looking to finish off India's democracy and parliamentary traditions," he told reporters after the all-party meeting. “The second is the security of democracy. The EC before, during and after elections is acting in a biased manner. There should be a discussion on the purity of the voter list,” he said.
08:42 (IST) Dec 01
Parliament Winter Session Live: Raise key issues of Andhra in Parliament, says YSRCP chief to party men
YSRCP president Jagan Mohan Reddy on Sunday instructed the party’s MPs to highlight major public concerns of Andhra Pradesh during the Parliament session. He claimed that farmers in the state are facing severe hardship following the destruction caused by Cyclone Montha and a sharp fall in Minimum Support Prices (MSP) for key crops, which has pushed the agricultural sector into serious distress.
"Reddy has instructed the party’s MPs to strongly raise the most urgent public issues of Andhra Pradesh in the upcoming Parliament session. The fight in Parliament must centre on the severe distress facing farmers due to cyclone damage and the collapse of MSP across major crops," the YSRCP said in a press release.
"Reddy has instructed the party’s MPs to strongly raise the most urgent public issues of Andhra Pradesh in the upcoming Parliament session. The fight in Parliament must centre on the severe distress facing farmers due to cyclone damage and the collapse of MSP across major crops," the YSRCP said in a press release.
08:40 (IST) Dec 01
Parliament Winter Session Live: Parliament should not be stalled, says Rijiju ahead of Winter session
"The matter will be discussed at the Business Advisory Committee meeting this evening," he said. Following the all-party meeting held ahead of the Winter Session of Parliament, Rijiju said that the discussions — attended by defence minister Rajnath Singh, Union health minister and BJP president JP Nadda, along with several opposition leaders — saw all parties offering constructive suggestions, which the government has received positively.
"Parliament should not be stalled and it should function smoothly. Government will keep discussing with all parties to ensure smooth functioning of the House," he told reporters after the two-hour long meeting.
The Winter Session begins on Monday and is scheduled to end on December 19. This session will have 15 sittings in total, prompting the opposition to label it a “short session.” Typically, Parliament sessions include around 20 sittings.
"Parliament should not be stalled and it should function smoothly. Government will keep discussing with all parties to ensure smooth functioning of the House," he told reporters after the two-hour long meeting.
The Winter Session begins on Monday and is scheduled to end on December 19. This session will have 15 sittings in total, prompting the opposition to label it a “short session.” Typically, Parliament sessions include around 20 sittings.
The government passed the Manipur Goods and Services Tax (Second Amendment) Bill, 2025. Ahead of the legislative proceedings, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed accredited media at 10am at Hans Dwar, Parliament House, a customary briefing that often signals the government’s political and legislative priorities for the session.
Overall, the government listed 13 Bills for consideration during this Winter Session, several of which have not undergone scrutiny by a Standing Committee. Among the notable proposals are the Jan Vishwas (Amendment of Provisions) Bill, 2025; the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (Amendment) Bill, 2025; the National Highways (Amendment) Bill, 2025; the Atomic Energy Bill, 2025; and key reforms in corporate, insurance, securities, and higher education laws. With a packed legislative agenda, the session is expected to be crucial for advancing the government’s policy objectives across economic, infrastructural, and institutional domains.
Overall, the government listed 13 Bills for consideration during this Winter Session, several of which have not undergone scrutiny by a Standing Committee. Among the notable proposals are the Jan Vishwas (Amendment of Provisions) Bill, 2025; the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (Amendment) Bill, 2025; the National Highways (Amendment) Bill, 2025; the Atomic Energy Bill, 2025; and key reforms in corporate, insurance, securities, and higher education laws. With a packed legislative agenda, the session is expected to be crucial for advancing the government’s policy objectives across economic, infrastructural, and institutional domains.
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