Archive · 19 Jul 2026
Parliament Prepares for Monsoon Session
The government and opposition parties are getting ready for the Monsoon Session of Parliament, which starts on Monday.
There will be an all-party meeting on Sunday to discuss how Parliament will work and which bills will be talked about.
The government wants to pass important bills, like one about reserving seats for women and another about elections.
The opposition plans to protest about things like a leaked exam paper and money issues at a temple.
Both sides are preparing for a busy session with lots of debates and protests.
Government convenes an all-party meeting on Sunday to seek cooperation for the smooth functioning of Parliament.
Monsoon Session to start on July 20 and continue till August 13, with 19 sittings.
Key bills to be discussed include the 131st and 130th Constitution Amendment Bills, One Nation, One Election Bill, and others.
Opposition parties plan to protest issues like the NEET paper leak, Ram Temple donations, and foreign policy challenges.
Government aims to pass bills, including those on women's reservation and delimitation of constituencies.
- Who
- Government and opposition parties in Parliament
- What
- Preparation for the Monsoon Session with an all-party meeting and key bills
- When
- Starting Monday, July 20, continuing till August 13
- Where
- Parliament, New Delhi
- Why
- To pass crucial bills and address ongoing protests and controversies
- Session Start Date
- Monday, July 20
- Session End Date
- August 13
- All-Party Meeting
- Sunday, July 19 at 11 a.m.
- Key Bills
- 131st and 130th Constitution Amendment Bills, One Nation, One Election Bill, FCRA Bill, Viksit Bharat Shiksha Adhishthan Bill, Anti-Doping Bill
- Opposition Protest
- NEET paper leak, Ram Temple donations, foreign policy challenges
- Government Priority
- Passage of bills during the Monsoon Session
- Two-Thirds Majority Requirement
- 360 MPs in a house of 540
