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The Delhi (Amendment) Bill, 2023, which has been a topic of contention, is scheduled to be introduced in Parliament next week, as revealed by Union Minister V Muraleedharan during the Rajya Sabha session on Friday.

Parliament Monsoon Session Live Updates: After six consecutive days of disruption over the NEET exam controversy and police action against student protesters, Parliament is set to take up the Anti-Paper Leak Bill in the Lok Sabha today. The Opposition agreed to participate in the discussion after Speaker Om Birla reached out to floor leaders to break the deadlock. The Lok Sabha has allocated at least six hours for a debate on the Public Examination (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026, while the Rajya Sabha is also expected to witness intense deliberations on the legislation. Stay tuned to IndiaToday.in for the latest updates from the Monsoon Session of Parliament.

During the ongoing monsoon session, the Indian Parliament was informed about a significant rise in individuals earning over Rs 100 crore, which increased fourfold from 142 in 2021-22 to 576 in 2025-26., India News, Times Now

The Lok Sabha is set to take up the anti-paper leak amendment bill after Speaker Om Birla's outreach helped break the impasse. The debate comes amid Opposition demands for a statement on police action against protesting students and after Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation.

Former Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan returned to Parliament for the first time after his resignation and made a sharp remark that quickly grabbed attention.

The proposed legislation includes provisions for fast-track courts, stricter punishments, and measures to strengthen the examination system after nationwide protests over irregularities in the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (Undergraduate) 2026.

SC on protest rights: The Supreme Court said peaceful protest is a constitutional right and that the existence of an agitation alone cannot justify alleged police excesses against demonstrators.CJP warns of fresh protest: The Cockroach Janta Party threatened to resume its agitation unless FIRs against protesting students are withdrawn and those detained are released.Rijiju targets Congress: Kiren Rijiju accused the Congress of blocking discussion on the anti-paper leak Bill in the Rajya Sabha, as Parliament was adjourned amid opposition protests.Pradhan gets hero's welcome: Former education minister Dharmendra Pradhan received a rousing welcome from NDA MPs on his return to Parliament, drawing sharp criticism from the Congress.Pentagon tweaks casualty count: The Pentagon has changed how it reports Iran war casualties by creating a separate category, making the conflict's overall death toll harder to track.Here are top 5 news of the day:'Agitation does not mean lathicharge': SC on police action against students protesting paper leakThe Supreme Court observed that the Constitution protects the right to peaceful protest, stressing that the presence of a demonstration alone cannot be used to justify alleged police excesses against protesters. The remarks were made by a bench headed by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant while hearing petitions accusing the police of using excessive force against students during the July 20 protests over the alleged NEET paper leak.

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Parliament Monsoon Session: Both Houses were adjourned again on Monday, amid continued ruckus by opposition over NEET paper leak, with Congress seeking an apology from Prime Minister Narendra Modi over police action during CJP protests.

Parliament Monsoon Session 2026, Paper Leak, Vande Mantram Bill Live: According to the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026, investigations into paper leak cases are to be completed within two months.