India's Parliament Monsoon Session has begun with a stormy start as opposition parties raised slogans and demanded discussions on key national issues. The session is expected to witness heated debates over the economy, national security, examination reforms, and other contentious matters, setting the stage for a politically charged few weeks in Parliament.

Monsoon Session of Parliament begins amid Opposition uproar

Parliament proceedings were disrupted on Monday as Opposition members protested over the alleged NEET paper leak, forcing both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha to adjourn for the day. Despite appeals from presiding officers including Om Birla and C. P. Radhakrishnan, slogan shouting continued. Scheduled legislative business could not proceed due to repeated disruptions in both Houses.


Parliament proceedings hit by opposition protest

The Monsoon Session of Parliament began with repeated disruptions as Opposition parties protested over the alleged NEET-UG 2026 paper leak, police action against students at Jantar Mantar, and the alleged theft of donations at the Ram Temple in Ayodhya. Both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha were adjourned multiple times amid slogan shouting and protests, resulting in little legislative business on the opening day.

Parliament monsoon session opens amid Opposition uproar over NEET,Ram Temple row

Violence broke out in central Delhi as the Cockroach Janta Party's (CJP) 'Chalo Sansad' march intensified on the opening day of Parliament's Monsoon Session. Police used tear gas and lathis to disperse protesters near Jantar Mantar after demonstrators attempted to march towards Parliament despite prohibitory orders. Security was tightened across the national capital amid fears of further unrest.

 CJP Protest: Police use force to disperse protestors near Parliament 

The Indian government has significantly tightened the regulatory framework for non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and associations receiving foreign funding through a dual approach of new legislation and administrative rules.

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Activist Sonam Wangchuk, currently hospitalized at Safdarjung Hospital following his forced removal from Jantar Mantar, has announced he will end his indefinite hunger strike on July 20, 2026, under specific conditions. 

Wangchuk, who has been protesting against alleged education system failures and exam irregularities, stated he would call off his fast if the government accepts accountability for these issues, or if political leaders assure him that education accountability will be a priority during the Parliament’s Monsoon Session.

Sonam Wangchuk may break fast if assured on education accountability

The 2026 Monsoon Session of Parliament begins today amidst high political tension. The Opposition is set to challenge the government on major issues, including the NEET-UG paper leak and alleged corruption at the Ayodhya Ram Temple, while protests led by the CJP persist outside. Despite the expected disruptions, the government aims to advance a packed legislative agenda, including eight key Bills, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi scheduled to address the media before proceedings commence.


Parliament monsoon session: PM Modi lay out agenda of Monsoon session

Ahead of the Monsoon Session of Parliament, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla approved the merger of six Shiv Sena (UBT) MPs with the Eknath Shinde-led Shiv Sena. The move raises the Shinde faction's strength in the Lok Sabha to 13 MPs, making it the largest NDA ally from Maharashtra and dealing a major setback to Uddhav Thackeray. The development comes amid the all-party meeting and speculation over key constitutional bills in the upcoming session.

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Nepal's Parliament has convened its first budget session, with Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle presenting the national budget and the Appropriation Bill for fiscal year 2026-27. The proceedings were overshadowed by the absence of Prime Minister Shah, who has not attended Parliament since his controversial remarks on the India-Nepal border.

Nepal Parliament Opens First Budget Session as PM Remains Absent 

Iran's Parliament Speaker, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, registered for the "Janfada" (self-sacrifice) campaign in April 2026, joining millions of Iranians registering to defend the country, according to reports. The campaign is aimed at showing national unity amid heightened regional tensions and fears of a possible ground assault. 

Iran's Parliament Speaker Registers Himself For 'Janfada'

Outgoing Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán will not take his seat in parliament following a landslide election loss this month, and will instead focus on rebuilding his nationalist-populist political community, he announced on Saturday (April 25, 2026) in a video on social media.


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Nepal is facing fresh political turmoil after the President suspended the ongoing Parliament session, triggering a wave of uncertainty across the country.

The move has intensified tensions between the government and opposition, raising concerns over democratic processes and political stability in Kathmandu. Analysts warn that the decision could deepen the crisis and delay key legislative actions.


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Nepal is facing fresh political turmoil after the President suspended the ongoing Parliament session, triggering a wave of uncertainty across the country.

The move has intensified tensions between the government and opposition, raising concerns over democratic processes and political stability in Kathmandu. Analysts warn that the decision could deepen the crisis and delay key legislative actions.

Nepal Political Crisis: Parliament Session Suspended

A dog casually sleeping inside the historic Palace of Westminster has gone viral on social media, surprising visitors and lawmakers alike. The unexpected moment inside the home of the UK Parliament quickly captured global attention, with users reacting warmly to the calm canine’s presence in one of Britain’s most iconic political buildings.

Dog Spotted Sleeping Inside Palace of Westminster Goes Viral 

A heated debate has erupted in Parliament over the Women’s Reservation Bill, with Narendra Modi urging parties not to politicise the issue. Meanwhile, Priyanka Gandhi and other opposition leaders have raised concerns over linking the bill with delimitation, demanding clarity and fairness. The special session has turned into a battleground, with sharp exchanges over representation, federal balance, and the future of women’s political participation.


Women's Reservation Bill: Indian Parliament's Special Session | Amit Shah's Speech in Lok Sabha

The Russian Duma is considering a bill to broaden the legal grounds for using military force outside Russia, permitting troops to be deployed to "defend Russians" persecuted by foreign courts. This "protection" legislation expands the definition of "special military operations" and could act as a pretext for foreign interventions.


Russian Parliament Tables 'Special OPs' Bill To Rescue Russians From Foreign Arrests

As Hungary heads towards a pivotal election, voters who came of age under Prime Minister Viktor ​Orban have emerged as a key group driving support for the opposition, with some saying they will leave the country if the veteran leader is ‌re-elected.


Hungary's Parliament Election Campaign Enters Final Week

Israel’s parliament has approved the 2026 state budget, securing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government and avoiding early elections. The defense-heavy 699 billion shekel budget comes amid the ongoing Iran war and rising military costs. With billions added to defense spending and concerns over inflation, this decision could shape Israel’s economy and politics in 2026. Watch for full analysis and key updates.

Israel's Parliament Passes Budget Increasing Spending On Defence

A heated session in the Indian Parliament saw MPs raise concerns over the LPG crisis, following rising fuel prices affecting millions. Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri addressed the matter, explaining government measures to stabilize supply and pricing. Lawmakers demanded clarity on subsidies, allocation, and the impact on households and businesses. The discussion highlighted public frustration over the surge in domestic LPG rates and the pressure on the government to ensure affordable energy access.

LPG Price Hike Sparks Parliament Uproar | Petroleum Minister Addresses

Malaysia is considering a proposal to introduce a two-term limit for the prime minister, with new legislation tabled in Parliament to reform the country’s political system. The move is aimed at strengthening democratic governance, enhancing accountability, and preventing prolonged concentration of power. The proposal has sparked debate among lawmakers and political analysts as Malaysia weighs potential constitutional and political implications.


New Legislation Introduced in Malaysian Parliament

A political controversy has erupted in India after opposition leaders raised questions over references to Hardeep Singh Puri in the recently released Epstein-related documents. Rival parties clashed as opposition figures demanded clarification, intensifying the political debate.

The development has sparked sharp reactions, with leaders trading accusations and defending positions amid growing scrutiny over the disclosures. The issue has quickly become a flashpoint in domestic political discourse.

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Staging a protest on Parliament premises, the Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, took a swipe at Union Minister of State Ravneet Bittu on Wednesday, calling him "My traitor friend".

Indian Parliament Erupts in Ruckus, Rahul Gandhi Throws Traitor Jibe at Ravneet Bittu 

Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is set to dissolve parliament, paving the way for snap elections expected in February. The move comes amid political maneuvering and growing debate over Japan’s economic direction, security policies, and leadership mandate.

Japan PM Sanae Takaichi to Dissolve Parliament, Snap Elections Set for February

Nearly 60 female lawmakers in Japan, including the prime minister, Sanae Takaichi, have submitted a petition calling for more toilets in the parliament building for women to match their improved representation.


Japan: Over 60 women lawmakers submit restroom petition

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