Pragya Thakur on Friday apologized for the second time in Lok Sabha and claimed that she never mentioned Nathuram Godse as a patriot.

BJP MP Pragya Thakur has been removed from the consultative committee of the defence ministry on Thursday, one day after she tagged Mahatma Gandhi's assassinator Nathuram Godse a patriot in the Parliament. This was not the first time she tagged Godse a patriot, but this time she made the remark in Lok Sabha.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah, speaking in Lok Sabha, accused the past government for diluting the SPG act, and said that it will be amended allowing the Prime Minister and his family to be given such security cover who live with him at his official residence.

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Thursday told the Parliament that India is continuously trying to convince the US that tapping into the Indian talent is in the mutual benefit of both the nations.

On the fourth day of Winter Session of the Parliament, an intense debate over the electoral bond was seen with the Opposition staging a walkout and alleging that there is lack of transparency in the electoral bond.

Congress has been protesting against Centre's move to downgrade SPG Security cover to Z-Plus for Gandhi Family and Manmohan Singh. Responding to it, the Home Ministry has reportedly said, "the matter is closed."

Rajya Sabha may be the second house but it is not the secondary house, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Monday in his tribute to the upper house of the Parliament as it completed 250 sessions today. The upper house remains the soul of the federal structure, and provides an opportunity to stay away from the electoral politics and indulge in healthy discussions for the development of the nation.

Addressing a gathering in Mavlankar Hall, Constitution Club of New Delhi on the topic 'Abolition of Triple Talaq: Correcting a Historic Wrong' on Sunday, BJP president said that everyone was convinced with the idea of removing the malpractice but Congress let it evolved in the past for mere votes.

The Centre on Wednesday issued a notification stating that Article 370 of the Constitution, that provided special status to the state of Jammu and Kashmir, "shall cease to be operative".

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has issued a warning to India claiming that the move to strip Kashmir out of its special status could lead to a war and the "ethnic cleansing" of Muslims in the restive Himalayan region.