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Whether the government has plans to include economically poor persons, in addition to BPL card holders, under the Ayushman Bharat Yojana? What steps have been taken to address the shortage of doctors, resources and infrastructure? What is the number of hospitals currently empanelled under this scheme, with state-wise data?... show more

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Govt have included Adani-Ambani & corrupt cronies as per their financial requirements in $billions$ snatching the rights of BPL card holders since 2014-2025. Union budget is prepared in Adani’s office & FM Nirmala Sitaraman is Adani’s private secretary who does the formalities…

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Gen Alpha has arrived! Students of a government school in Alwar, Rajasthan, staged a protest against the school authorities over poor infrastructure and inadequate facilities. Similarly, students from several government schools across Rajasthan have been protesting against the poor condition of school infrastructure and the lack of basic educational facilities.

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You have given me an opportunity to speak about the democratic principles of this country. Parliament means the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha. As per our Constitution, we have two chambers: one is the Lok Sabha and the other is the Rajya Sabha. But the Leader of the Opposition (LoP) in the Lok Sabha is not allowed to speak, even when he wants to speak in the national interest. How can we run the country like this? : Congress President & Rajya Sabha LoP Shri Mallikarjun Kharge

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