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Parliament Monsoon Session concludes with sine die adjournment

The Monsoon Session of the Indian Parliament concluded on August 13, 2026, with both the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha adjourned sine die. The final day was marked by continued political confrontations between the ruling party and the opposition, alongside the playing of Vande Mataram in the Lok Sabha. Throughout the session, proceedings were frequently disrupted by protests, though the legislature managed to pass 19 bills, including the Mines and Minerals Amendment Bill.

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What Happened

The Monsoon Session of Parliament ended following an adjournment sine die in both houses. In the Lok Sabha, proceedings concluded after members stood for the national song, Vande Mataram, in the presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, and Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi. The Rajya Sabha also saw disruptions, including a controversy regarding the purification of a rally venue used by Mallikarjun Kharge, while the house passed the Mines and Minerals Amendment Bill without a question hour.

The session was characterized by persistent deadlock and political friction between the government and opposition members. Despite the frequent interruptions and protests that defined the daily agenda, the Parliament successfully cleared 19 pieces of legislation. Some of these bills were passed in short order without parliamentary discussion.

Key Facts

  1. The Monsoon Session concluded on August 13, 2026.
  2. Both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha were adjourned sine die.
  3. A total of 19 bills were passed during the session.
  4. The Rajya Sabha passed the Mines and Minerals Amendment Bill.
  5. The session was marked by repeated disruptions and political confrontations.

The Timeline4

Every article on this story, in the order it was filed. We do not rank the outlets.

  1. 13 Aug

    1. MiMint
      Parliament Monsoon Session: Lok Sabha adjourned sine die after days of deadlock, ‘shuddhikaran’ row rocks Rajya Sabha
    2. Qaqaumi-awaz
      لوک سبھا کی کارروائی غیر معینہ مدت کے لیے ملتوی، راجیہ سبھا میں ہنگامہ جاری
    3. HiThe Hindu
      Parliament Monsoon Session Day 19 LIVE: Lok Sabha adjourned sine die; row over ‘shuddhikaran’ of Kharge's rally venue reaches RS, Nadda says BJP does not support
    4. TOIThe Times of India
      Parliament Monsoon Session ends amid disruptions; LS, RS adjourned sine die

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