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Monsoon session of Parliament to commence from July 18

NEW DELHI: The monsoon session of Parliament will commence from July 18 and end on August 10, the Cabinet Committee of Parliamentary Affairs recommended on Monday.

Monsoon session of Parliament to commence from July 18

The CCPA, chaired by Home Minister Rajanth Singh, met here on Monday to recommend the dates. The President will now formally convene the session. Tribune file



New Delhi, June 25

The monsoon session of Parliament will commence from July 18 and end on August 10, the Cabinet Committee of Parliamentary Affairs recommended on Monday.

The CCPA, chaired by Home Minister Rajanth Singh, met here on Monday to recommend the dates. The President will now formally convene the session.

The session would have nearly 18 sittings, Parliamentary Affairs minister Ananth Kumar told reporters here. PTI

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