Rajya Sabha Business Advisory Committee to hold meeting at Parliament on Monday
New Delhi, July 19
The Business Advisory Committee of the Rajya Sabha is scheduled to hold a meeting in the Parliament on the first day of the Monsoon Session commencing on Monday.
Earlier today, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla chaired a meeting of the Business Advisory Committee ahead of the Monsoon Session and discussed the legislative agenda and matters of public importance with representatives of the government and various political parties.
In the meeting, the Speaker invited representatives of all political parties to put forward their views on issues of public importance that they wished to be taken up during the session, according to Lok Sabha sources.
Lok Sabha members representing the treasury and the opposition parties exchanged views on the legislative and other business proposed to be taken up during the Session. Members also suggested several matters of public importance and national concern to be taken up for discussion during the course of the Session.
Speaker Birla emphasised the importance of constructive deliberations, meaningful participation and adherence to the highest parliamentary traditions. He appealed to all parties to extend their full cooperation in ensuring the smooth and orderly conduct of the proceedings so that issues concerning the people can be discussed in a comprehensive and productive manner.
The Business Advisory Committee took note of the suggestions made by the MPs.
The scheduling of discussions and allocation of time for various items of business will be finalised in accordance with the established parliamentary procedures and in consultation with the Government and leaders of political parties, the sources said.
The Speaker also expressed confidence that all members would work collectively to ensure a productive and dignified Monsoon Session in the larger public interest.
The Monsoon Session of Parliament beginning on Monday is set to witness the Centre and the Opposition locking horns on several issues. The session, scheduled to stretch till August 13, will also mark the parliamentary debut of the Nationalist Citizens Party of India (NCPI), formed by 20 rebel Trinamool Congress (TMC) MPs who merged their faction and aligned with the National Democratic Alliance (NDA).
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to address the media at Hans Dwar, Parliament House, ahead of the commencement of the Monsoon Session on Monday.
— ANI
Reader Comments
Finally the house is back! Hope they discuss real issues like inflation, unemployment, and farmer problems instead of just sloganeering. Also interesting to see NCPI making their debut—hope new parties bring fresh perspectives.
Sabko bas politics chahiye, public kya chahti hai koi nahi puchta. These Business Advisory Committee meetings are good in theory, but the reality is we'll see the same walkouts and disruptions. Let's be real—people want jobs and low prices, not drama in Parliament.
Having lived in India for a few years, I appreciate how these committee meetings work across party lines. But I do wonder if enough time is spent on detailed policy discussions versus just allocating speaking times. Still, it's better than nothing—hope it's a productive session!
Om Birla jee always emphasizes constructive deliberations—that's the right spirit! Hoping the session focuses on issues that actually affect common people: healthcare, education, and infrastructure. And yes, NCPI debut is a big thing—let's see how they balance their former TMC ties with NDA alignment.
Business Advisory Committee meetings are routine but crucial—they set the tone for the entire session. I hope the opposition raises strong points on Manipur and border issues. Let's have a session where everyone actually listens, not just talks over each other.
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