VK News Today https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html NEW DELHI: Congress on Thursday said it would strongly oppose the proposed Delimitation Bill if the Centre reintroduces it during the upcoming Monsoon Session of Parliament. The party also said it would hold the Narendra Modi government accountable on a range of issues, including alleged corruption, paper leaks, rising prices, foreign policy and the Ayodhya Ram temple donation controversy.The decision was taken at a meeting of the Congress Parliamentary Strategy Group chaired by Congress Parliamentary Party chief Sonia Gandhi. Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge, leader of opposition Rahul Gandhi and other senior leaders attended the meeting to finalise the party’s strategy for the Monsoon Session.Sharing a post on X, Kharge outlined the issues the Congress plans to raise in Parliament. “Chanda Chori – Astha se Dhoka, Paper leaks and the systemic corrosion of education system, institutional capture, breaking of political parties, multiple scams and charges of corruption, backbreaking price rise, foreign policy failures and strategic blunders, the imposition of ethanol blending on 3.5 crore vehicle owners, unbridled deforestation, and the continued assault on the rights of SCs, STs, OBCs and minorities are among the critical issues on which the Congress Party will hold the Modi Govt accountable during the forthcoming Monsoon Session of Parliament,” he said.Addressing a press conference after the meeting, Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh said the party had reviewed the bills likely to be introduced during the session, though it was still awaiting the government’s official legislative agenda.”We have heard that the Home Minister is trying to reintroduce the Delimitation Bill, which failed to get a two-thirds majority for the government on April 17, marking a significant defeat. They want to bring that bill back,” he said.Reiterating the party’s stand, Jairam said, “Congress Party’s stand has always been clear: we will strongly oppose the Delimitation Bill and continue to do so. We will make every effort to maintain unity among all opposition parties.”He alleged that the government was attempting to secure the required numbers by engineering splits in opposition parties.”It is true that since April 17, the home minister has engineered splits in one or two opposition parties. This is an insult to the Constitution. They are cunningly trying to secure a two-thirds majority. Obtaining a two-thirds majority through such cunning tactics and by breaking up other parties is an affront to the Constitution; it would be a tainted majority. Although there is no possibility of them securing a two-thirds majority in the Lok Sabha,” the Cong leader said.The Congress party also reiterated its support for women’s reservation while opposing any attempt to link it with delimitation.”Introduce a provision for women’s reservation, and we will extend our full support. However, the delimitation bill that was tabled while labelled as a women’s reservation act was actually a dangerous delimitation bill introduced under the guise of women’s reservation,” Jairam said.He said that the party would also oppose the proposed Viksit Bharat Shiksha Adhishthan Bill, 2025, amendments to the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act (FCRA) and changes to the National Food Security Act (NFSA), 2013.”We will also oppose the ‘Viksit Bharat Shiksha Adhishthan Bill’… There is also a possibility of the FCRA Bill coming up; we will oppose that as well… We are not in favour of amendments to the National Food Security Act and will strongly oppose them,” he added.Ramesh said the party would seek discussions on several issues during the session, including the alleged misuse of donations at the Ram temple in Ayodhya, the NEET paper leak, ethanol-blended fuel and foreign policy.”There are other issues we intend to raise specifically, the theft of donations and the betrayal of faith. Regarding the Lord Shri Ram temple, new revelations are surfacing daily. We will certainly raise the issue of the scandal orchestrated by the BJP and RSS in Ayodhya. There is also the issue of NEET… The third issue, as you know, is the E20 scam, which implicates several senior BJP leaders and their sons; we will certainly demand a discussion on this,” the leader said.He added that the party would also seek debates on India’s relations with China and the United States and the evolving situation in West Asia.Ahead of the all-party meeting scheduled for July 19, Ramesh criticised the Centre, calling such meetings a “formality” and claiming opposition suggestions were routinely ignored.The Monsoon Session of Parliament is scheduled to run from July 20 to August 13. While there has been speculation that the Centre may reintroduce a revised delimitation bill during the session, the government has not yet announced its officially.Get the latest India news and live updates. 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HOSIARPUR: Punjab chief minister Bhagwant Mann on Wednesday alleged that the state unit of the Congress was deeply divided, with every senior leader aspiring to become chief minister instead of working for the people.He also attacked the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD), accusing it of being desperate to capture power by making false promises to voters and “misusing” religion for political gains. Watch BJP Seeks Bhagwant Mann’s Arrest | Forensic Expert Alleges ₹10 Lakh Bribe To Fake Viral Video ReportAddressing a public gathering in Mukerian, he said the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government had fulfilled its promises through initiatives in education, healthcare, power and social welfare, and urged people to give the party another mandate so that “opportunist” opposition leaders, especially the Congress, do not get a chance to come to power.His remarks came amid a dissent within the Punjab Congress over the party high command’s decision to continue with Amarinder Singh Raja Warring as the state unit chief.”(Amrinder Singh) Raja Warring does not get along with (Charanjit Singh) Channi, Channi does not get along with (Partap Singh) Bajwa, who does not get along with (Sukhjinder Singh) Randhawa, and Randhawa does not get along with Warring,” Mann said.”In the Congress, no leader stands with another because everyone wants to become the chief minister without bothering about the people,” he said, adding that the Congress is busy fighting for power.Taking a swipe at the Congress’ proposed state-wide bus yatra, to be flagged off by Rahul Gandhi, Mann quipped that while the leaders might begin the journey together, they would not return together because of the infighting.”Do not hand over power to these greedy leaders because they will end all the welfare schemes launched by the AAP government,” he claimed.The chief minister said Punjab’s journey towards becoming the number one state in every sector would continue with the support and trust of its people. Mann said his politics was not about holding on to power but about ensuring the progress and prosperity of the people of Punjab.Targeting the SAD, Mann said the Badal family had ruled Punjab multiple times but failed to work for the welfare of the people.”The Akali Dal wants to capture power by making false promises to the people, but the people of Punjab will not be misled by them,” he said.”The Akali leaders have lost the support of the people. They are using paid workers to show crowds at their rallies. 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It would unnecessarily increase the stress level of students,” the bench said.”If you want to introduce a new language, then please do it at the Class 5 or Class 6 level, but not at Class 9. Class 9 is full of stress; it starts from Class 8 onwards,” it added.”In our day, students were introduced to Class 10 concepts as early as Class 8… What about today’s students? Don’t start a new language in Class 9. Start it in Class 6. I’m recalling my experience from 1976,” Justice Nagarathna said.The bench also said that the National Education Policy does not make Hindi compulsory as the third language.”In middle school, the third language was introduced because that was required for SSLC. It was Kannada for those who had Hindi as their second language, and vice versa. Sanskrit was also there. The earlier, the better,” she said.The top court also advised the Tamil Nadu government not to oppose the Centre’s education policy merely because it originated from the Union government.”You may have your education system, but don’t prevent the Central government schools. Don’t have this attitude that it is the Union government, so why should we accept it,” the bench observed.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. 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The board has also clarified that there will be no Board examination for the third language (R3) in Class X.”No that is very bad. 9th standard is stressful. Why do you introduce a new language in 9th? You introduce it in 6th. When we were there in our school we had both ICSE and SSLC. We were taught both syllabus. Only at the end of 9th standard we had to select,” Justice BV Nagarathna, who was hearing plea challenging Madras high court direction to establish Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas in each district, said according to Live Law.”… Union of India please don’t have 3rd language in 9th standard. CBSE ICSE State board 10th standard is a board exam. From the end of 8th standard onwards, the pressure starts. The chapter on Light which was in SSLC 10th standard was taught to us in 8th standard ICSE. Prepairing for us for 10th,” Justice Nagarathna further reiterated.The case arises from the Tamil Nadu government’s appeal against a Madras high court order that directed the setting up of a Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya (JNV) in every district of the state. The high court had ruled that refusing permission for JNVs deprived students of their freedom to choose where they wanted to study and was not in line with the objectives of the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act. It also instructed the state to arrange temporary facilities for 240 students in each district until permanent schools were established.However, in December 2017, the Supreme Court stayed the high court’s directions after the Tamil Nadu government challenged the verdict. During a hearing on December 15, 2025, the apex court asked the Centre and the Tamil Nadu government to hold discussions on the possibility of establishing JNVs in the state. It directed both sides to identify suitable land for schools in every district and submit the outcome of their consultations before the court, describing the exercise as an effort to encourage cooperative discussions between the Union and the state rather than impose an immediate decision.In 2025, ;the Supreme Court also asked both the Centre and the Tamil Nadu government “not to make it into a language issue” while hearing the state’s plea challenging a Madras high court order.The observation was made by a bench of Justices BV Nagarathna and R Mahadevan after senior counsel P Wilson, appearing for the DMK-led Tamil Nadu government, argued that the Centre should adopt a two-language formula in line with the state’s policy instead of the three-language formula under the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020.As the Centre’s counsel began to respond, the bench urged both parties to refrain from turning the matter into a language issue. Get the latest India news and live updates. 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