Parliament Monsoon Session 2026: Session will start at 11 am, know the possible agenda, know every update here

New Delhi. Today is the second day of the monsoon session of Parliament. this session Started from 20th July and will run till 13th August 2026 Will last till. On the first day of the monsoon session of Parliament, the proceedings of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha were repeatedly disrupted due to opposition’s uproar. In such a situation, there is a possibility of conflict between the government and the opposition on many important issues on Tuesday. Today the government can present many important bills, while the opposition is preparing to corner the government on inflation, unemployment, law and order and other public interest issues. The session will be adjourned after August 13 on the occasion of Independence Day. LIVE BLOG: Read every major event related to the monsoon session of Parliament, Prime Minister’s address, Lok Sabha-Rajya Sabha proceedings and all important updates here…

Potential Major Issues

1. Opposition’s uproar on issues related to NEET and examination

The opposition may protest in the House again demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. The demand for discussion on NEET and other exam related issues may be repeated.

2. Attempt to run Question Hour and Zero Hour

Question Hour and Zero Hour could not run on the first day. On Tuesday, the government will try to run them smoothly.

3. Discussion on bills

The government will try to introduce the listed bills and take forward the discussion on them. introduced on day one The Supreme Court (Judges Number) Amendment Bill, 2026 But further process may also take place.

4. Adjournment motion of the opposition

The opposition may demand an adjournment motion and discussion under the rules on various national issues.

5. Government strategy

The Parliamentary Affairs Minister and senior ministers of the government can try to end the deadlock by talking to the opposition, so that the proceedings of the House can run smoothly.

6. Other important government work

  • Answers to questions related to various ministries.

  • To lay government documents and reports on the table of the House.

  • To carry forward necessary legislative actions.

What will you keep an eye on the most?

  • Will the opposition continue its protest?

  • Will Question Hour and Zero Hour run smoothly?

  • Will the deadlock between the government and the opposition end?

  • Will discussion on major bills begin?

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