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Parliament's Monsoon Session Sees Lowest Productivity Since 2016
Parliament's Monsoon Session has recorded its lowest productivity since 2016, passing 11 bills with minimal debate. Notably, nine of these bills were approved without any MP discussion, raising concerns about legislative engagement. This trend highlights the growing issue of efficiency versus thoroughness in government proceedings.
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"When it comes to productivity, Parliament seems to be taking a nap instead of a session!"
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