As the 18th Lok Sabha completes its first year, here’s a look at first-time MP Malvinder Singh Kang’s performance in the ...

All members of the House should keep this thought as the 18th Lok Sabha begins work. PDT Achary is a former secretary general, Lok Sabha. The views expressed are personal ...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi took oath as a Member of Parliament as the first session of the 18th Lok Sabha commenced on Monday. The Prime Minister has been continuously elected as an MP from ...

NEW DELHI: DMK members on Tuesday walked out of the Lok Sabha claiming they were not allowed to raise the issue of delimitation of parliamentary and assembly constituencies in the Lower House.. As ...

In 1978, post-Emergency India debated adding 'referendum' to its Constitution as a safeguard against future abuses of power.

This will be the first Lok Sabha session following the general elections conducted from April to June. In the 18th Lok Sabha, the NDA holds a majority with 293 seats, while the BJP has 240 seats ...

Yoga is increasingly becoming an integral part of people's lives worldwide, as emphasized by Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla.

Lok Sabha Members Latest News and Updates, Special Reports, Videos & Photos of Lok Sabha Members on India TV. Articles on Lok Sabha Members, Complete Coverage on Lok Sabha Members ...

The Lok Sabha, with 543 seats, abides by the Indian Constitution's Article 79, ensuring representation for elected officials, SC, ST, and the Anglo-Indian Community. Future delimitation post-2026 ...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and members of his Council of Ministers, including Rajnath Singh and Amit Shah, took the oath as members of the 18th Lok Sabha as its first session began today.

The Lok Sabha Secretariat has taken a host of measures to welcome the newly elected members of the 18th Lok Sabha, including setting up guideposts at all three domestic terminals at New Delhi’s ...

With some Lok Sabha members resorting to sloganeering during oath taking, Speaker Om Birla has amended the rule which now bars MPs-elect from adding any remark to the oath as members of the House.