Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Indian Parliament Faces Political Stir and Elections
The government and the opposition are in a bit of a squabble in Parliament about the possible impeachment of a judge.
The chairman of the upper house suddenly quit, which surprised everyone, especially the opposition.
Meanwhile, the country is getting ready for the next vice-presidential elections, which could cause more disagreements between parties.
In other news, India has started giving tourist visas to Chinese citizens again.
Also, the tax department is now using computers to find patterns in how people pay taxes.
Opposition's motion to impeach a judge created a stir in Parliament.
Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankar resigned abruptly, causing confusion.
The Election Commission is preparing for Vice-Presidential elections.
India resumed tourist visa issuance to Chinese nationals after five years.
The Income Tax Department is using AI to analyze taxpayer behavior.
- Who
- Government, Opposition parties, and the Election Commission.
- What
- Several political events, including a potential impeachment, a resignation, and elections.
- When
- Recent days.
- Where
- Parliament in India.
- Why
- Political maneuvering and upcoming elections.
Opposition
Government
Dhankar's Resignation
Opposition
Demanded farewell for Dhankar.
Government
No other Opposition member backed the demand.
- RS Chairman Resignation
- Jagdeep Dhankar
- Motion Signatories
- 63 MPs (Opposition)
- LS Motion
- 145 signatories (Government)
- Visa Resumption
- Tourist visas to Chinese nationals
- EC Announcement
- Preparation for Vice-Presidential elections