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    • Lok Sabha Secretariat issues guidelines on holding meetings of parliamentary panels

      Lok Sabha Secretariat issues guidelines on holding meetings of parliamentary panels

      In its guidelines, the Lok Sabha Secretariat said, 'With further relaxations in the lockdown made with effect from July 1, the sittings of the parliamentary committees can now be held while observing some restrictions.'

    • Union Budget Series: Parliamentary process

      Union Budget Series: Parliamentary process

      It all begins with the finance minister‘s speech in the Lok Sabha. The Budget is then tabled in parliament. Discussions on the economy and broad Budget measures take place without voting. The parliament then breaks for a three-week recess. Parliamentary Standing Committees give reports on ministries‘ estimates or demands for grants.

    • Union Budget Series: Making of Budget

      Union Budget Series: Making of Budget

      The exercise to make the Budget is a long-drawn one. It juggles political pressures, economy‘s priorities and utmost secrecy. Budget work begins in August with a circular to ministries and departments. They reply with details of funds they need.

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