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  • After Day 2 washout, what's in store for Parliament today?

    The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Congress are locked in an all out war over tit-for-tat corruption charges, suggesting that even the third day of the Monsoon Session of Parliament will be a washout.

  • Was PM's speech more politics than economics? Experts react

    Rajdeep Sardesai believes the Prime Minister's speech today made him (PM) realise that his personal reputation is at stake and for self-preservation, he needed to strike out.

  • China parliament formally elects Xi Jinping president

    China's parliament formally elected heir-in-waiting Xi Jinping as the country's new president on Thursday, succeeding Hu Jintao, putting the final seal of approval on a generational transition of power.

  • Key bills lined up as Parliament braces for Budget session

    With the Budget session just a few days away, and the Parliament expecting some furore over the choppers deal scam, Rituparna Bhuyan of CNBC-TV18 reports on the expectations from this Parliamentary session.

  • All party meet to resolve Parliament deadlock over FDI

    Faced with a deadlock in Parliament over FDI in retail, the government on Monday has called an all-party meeting to resolve the stalemate. Sources told CNN-IBN that the Congress may agree to a vote if it's sure of winning.

  • Mkt lacks trigger, may react if House disrupted: HSBC India

    Jitendra Sriram, managing director & head of research, HSBC India, in an interview to CNBC-TV18 says that he doesn't expect a non-confidenvce motion but says a market plunge is likely if walk-outs and ruckus takes place in Parliament.

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