Congress Parliamentary Party strategy group to meet on Tuesday
New Delhi, January 27
A meeting of the strategy group of Congress Parliamentary Party will be held on Tuesday at the residence of CPP chairperson Sonia Gandhi to discuss the strategy for the upcoming budget session.
An all-party meeting is slated to be held on January 27 for to discuss smooth functioning of the two Houses of Parliament with the opposition parties expected to mention the issues they intend to raise during the budget session.
The Budget Session will commence on January 28 and continue till April 2, with an intersession break. The first phase is scheduled from January 28 to February 13, while the second phase will run from March 9 to April 2.
The Budget Session will have 30 sittings and the Union Budget 2026-27 will be presented on February 1.
The budget session will begin with an address by President Droupadi Murmu to the joint sitting of two Houses of Parliament.
— ANI
Reader Comments
Strategy meetings are fine, but will it translate into action in Parliament? Last few sessions were washed out. Both sides need to ensure smooth functioning. Our MPs are paid by taxpayers to work, not disrupt. 🤞
Watching from abroad. The budget presentation is a key event. Interested to see the economic roadmap for 2026-27. Hope the session is productive and focuses on long-term growth policies.
Respectfully, the Congress needs a stronger, clearer economic vision to present as an alternative. Just meeting at Sonia Gandhi's house isn't news. What is their concrete strategy for the budget debate? The public wants substance.
President's address first! Always fills me with pride. Hope the session is fruitful. Key issues are farmers' welfare and controlling prices of essentials. MPs should keep the common man's problems in mind.
30 sittings till April. That's a good long session. Hopefully, important bills get passed after proper discussion. The intersession break is also needed for MPs to connect with their constituencies.
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