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Parliament's Monsoon Session Breaks 18-Year Record, Remains Unprorogued For 88 Days
Parliament's Monsoon Session has set a new record by remaining without formal prorogation for 88 days after both Houses were adjourned sine die on August 13. The development has surpassed the previous record of 87 days, set in 2008. The unprecedented delay in formally concluding the session has triggered speculation in political circles about the government's possible legislative plans. As of…
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5 of our sources carried this story over 11.6 hours. New Indian Express filed first, at 08:56 IST. The headlines below are each outlet's own wording, in the order they published.
| Time IST | Outlet | Their headline |
|---|---|---|
| 08:56 | New Indian Express | Parliament's Monsoon session remains unprorogued for 88 days, breaks 2008 record |
| 08:59 | Siasat Daily (EN) | Parliament’s Monsoon session remains unprorogued for record 88 days |
| 09:01 | The Hindu National | Parliament’s Monsoon session remains unprorogued for record 88 days |
| 09:50 | The Hindu BusinessLine | Parliament's Monsoon session remains unprorogued for record 88 days |
| 20:33 | Free Press Journal | Parliament's Monsoon Session Breaks 18-Year Record, Remains Unprorogued For 88 Days |
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