Govt lists 15 bills including waqf bill for winter session of Parliament

Thursday, 21 November 2024
India's Parliament is gearing up for a busy winter session with 15 new bills on the agenda. Key among them is the Waqf amendment bill, awaiting a report from a joint parliamentary committee. Additionally, bills focusing on maritime trade and the establishment of a cooperative university are slated for introduction. These new bills join eight others already awaiting parliamentary approval.

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