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Union home minister Amit Shah, in his reply in the Rajya Sabha during the tabling of the CAB pointed out to the Congress that Indian Muslims had ascended to top positions in the country and there was no way they were being targeted with  the CAB 

The Shiva Sena’s contradictory move to vote for CAB in Lok Sabha and to abstain from voting in Rajya Sabha has exposed its hypocrisy. However, the move to abstain comes as a calculated exercise as it was sure the Rajya Sabha would pass the bill.  

The Citizenship (Amendment) Bill smoothly sailed through Parliament after the Rajya Sabha passed it on Wednesday. As many as 125 members of the Upper House voted in favour while 105 MPs voted against the Bill.

After a heated debate over the Citizenship Amendment Bill (CAB) the Rajya Sabha passed the bill with 125 Ayes and 105 Noes.

Union home minister Amit Shah tabled the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill in the Upper House, holding 245 members in the Rajya Sabha. The halfway mark is currently 121 as five seats are vacant bringing down the strength of the House to 240.

In the year 2006, the then PM Manmohan Singh had said that ‘Muslims must have the first claim to resources’. This was clearly in contravention to the spirit of constitution as he discriminated based on religion 

After heated discussions spanning seven hours, the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill was passed by a majority of 311 votes against 80 in the Lower House where 391 members were present and voting on Monday (December 9).

Two days after the contentious Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2019 (CAB) was passed in Lok Sabha, the Bill will be tabled in the Upper House around 2pm on Wednesday (December 11)

The Modi government requires the support of at least 123 MPs in the 245-member House to pass the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill in the Rajya Sabha

Way back in 2003, the then leader of opposition in Rajya Sabha, Manmohan Singh, had batted for the cause of CAB.

The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) is a proposed Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between the 10 member-states of ASEAN and FTA partners

The Lok Sabha, on Monday (December 9), passed a Bill, which seeks to increase punishment for illegally making or selling prohibited arms and ammunition, after the reply by Home minister Amit Shah

A Chennai techie has helped American space agency NASA locate ISRO's Vikram Lander's debris on the surface of the moon. Shanmuga Subramanian received a mail from NASA thanking him. In Rajya Sabha, the Special Protection Group (Amendment) Bill, 2019 was passed. All this and more in today’s (December 3) MyNation in 100 seconds

According to the new rule, family members of a former prime minister who reside with him at his allotted accommodation will get security cover of the SPG only for five years, from the date he/she ceases to hold the office of Prime Minister

The Bill was passed in Lok Sabha on November 27. However, the Congress MPs had walked out of the House in protest of the Bill