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    Posted on April 11th, 2025 in Exam Details (QP Included)

    • The Budget session of Parliament in India marked a significant event, with both Houses closing before sunrise.

    • The Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha had high productivity, with 118% and 119% respectively.

    • The event was a rare and significant occasion, but for the author, it was the first as a parliamentary reporter.

    • Members spoke with urgency, often resulting in news coverage and viral social media posts.

    • The author was concerned about the print deadline, fearing missing out on important details and avoiding nuances.

    • After filing the day’s copy, the author enjoyed the parliamentary debates, which were filled with monologues, veiled insults, verbal volleys, and mix-ups.

    • The author noted that parliamentary debates were not public until the late 19th century, with the Parliamentary Papers Act permitting newspapers to publish debates.

    • The author emphasized that hearing parliamentary debates is a privilege, but noted physical barriers to accessing Parliament.

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