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India can't progress unless women are given equal opportunities: Naidu

Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu on Sunday asserted that India cannot make progress unless women are given equal opportunities in all spheres, including the political arena.

Happy that govt announced long-awaited taxation reform, says VP Naidu

Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu on Thursday said the "long-awaited" taxation reform announced by the government would lead to greater compliance of tax laws

Venkaiah Naidu lays foundation stone for housing complex for RS employees

Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu on Monday laid the foundation stone for a Rs 46 crore housing complex for Rajya Sabha employees here and expressed concern over the delay in launching of the project.

Need to make delivery of justice speedier, affordable: Vice Prez Naidu

Vice President voiced concern over the mounting pendency of cases across various courts and urged the government and the judiciary to ensure faster justice by addressing the issue of delays.

Light lamps to display collective resolve to fight Covid-19: Venkaiah Naidu

Naidu asked people to come together and display the "collective resolve to fight Covid-19" by lighting lamps and candles at 9 p.m. on April 5.

Love, peace and harmony: PM Modi, President and others wish 'Happy Holi'

Vice-President M Venkaiah Naidu, besides a host of other political heavyweights, also sent out their good wishes to people through Twitter and urged everyone to strengthen the bonds of friendship

Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha adjourned till Tuesday amid Opposition protests

Members of the Rajya Sabha shortly after commencement of the session stood up on their feet raised slogans against the government accusing it of failing its duty

India's population galloping, but no one paying attention: Venkaiah Naidu

Political parties are feeling shy, politicians are feeling shy, Parliament also do not adequately discuss about the issue," Naidu said

LS Speaker, Naidu strongly object to EU Parliament's resolutions on CAA

Birla wrote to European Parliament President David Maria Sassoli over the resolutions on Monday.

WhatsApp, Signal cite encryption, privacy to avoid compliance, says govt

While in some cases, the ministry said, only meta data is shared and for majority cases either mutual legal assistance treaty or letter rogatory is insisted upon which is a very time-consuming process

It's advantage India as working-age population will last till 2055: Naidu

On the occasion, Naidu called upon the graduating students to work for the uplift of those who are not as fortunate as them.

Lynch rapists, says Jaya Bachchan; other MPs ask for stricter laws in RS

While T K Rangarajan of CPM said laws be framed to tackle crime are not percolating down, Vaiko of the DMK wanted concrete action be taken to deal with such crimes.

Monkeys creating a menace for MPs in Lutyens' zone, pilgrimage sites

During the Zero Hour, Mathura MP Hema Malini said her constituents, particularly in Vrindavan, faced this situation

HRD minister to be locked in auditorium till demands are met: JNU students

The minister had two cancel two events at Shastri Bhawan scheduled after the convocation, the officials said.

Let the Oppn have its say and the govt have its way

As the chairman of Rajya Sabha, it pains me if members chose to disregard rules of the Parliament

Countries should ensure speedy extradition of economic offenders: Naidu

Naidu remarks come against the backdrop of Indian authorities working to bring back various economic offenders who have fled the country

Venkaiah Naidu asks nations to not provide shelter to economic offenders

These remarks come in the wake of industrialist Vijay Mallya's possible extradition to India from the United Kingdom

RBI, I-T to decide how much of demonetised currency was black money: Naidu

Naidu also said the world must come together and put in place arrangements for handing over fugitives

Surgeons in ancient India could do plastic surgery, says Venkaiah Naidu

He said besides surgeons, many scientists, mathematicians, physicians, chemists, metallurgists, astronomers and a number of innovators in ancient India have significantly advanced human knowledge

India needs to safeguard its natural resources

The symbiotic association of man and forest deeply embedded in the religious and the socio-cultural mindset of our countrymen and emphasised since time immemorial, is getting disturbed in recent times