Parliament's Monsoon Session: Debate or Disruption?

The monsoon session of Parliament is starting soon, and there's a lot of talk about whether it will be a time for serious debate or just more shouting and disruption.

The government, led by the BJP and its allies, has more power now, which makes them feel more confident.

But having more power doesn't mean things will go smoothly.

If Parliament turns into a place where people just shout slogans and stop the work from getting done, the people of India will lose out.

In the past, Parliament was a place for serious discussions and making laws, but now it often feels like a TV drama.

Some politicians care more about making viral videos than having good debates.

The opposition's job is to ask the government tough questions, but they sometimes go too far and just cause chaos.

The government needs to answer those questions and let there be real debates.

Both sides need to remember that Parliament is for making laws and holding the government accountable, not just for shouting matches.

The country needs a session where important issues are discussed seriously, not just adjourned or turned into protests.