National Desk: The Shiv Sena on Thursday condemned the Central Government's decision to postpone the winter session of Parliament, alleging that the Central Government wants to avoid discussing important issues such as farmer demonstrations, the country's economic situation and the deadlock on the border with China. The Shiv Sena said in an editorial in its mouthpiece Saamana that the session was canceled so that the opposition does not get a chance to question these issues. He said, what kind of democracy is this? The country can survive only when the voices of opposition parties are elevated in democracy. This democratic tradition of Parliament inspires the nation. Prime Minister Narendra Modi should follow this tradition.

The Central Government had recently said that there will be no winter session of Parliament this year due to the Kovid-19 epidemic and in view of this it would be appropriate to call a meeting of the budget session in January next year. The editorial said, "In a big democratic country in the world, despite Kovid-19, the elections did not stop." At the same time, we are not allowing only a four-day session of Parliament. He said, America had democratic elections and the country's president was changed. This is a powerful country's democracy, Whereas we locked the largest temple of democracy. On the criticism by the BJP's state unit of the decision to shorten the winter session in Maharashtra to two days in view of Kovid-19, he said that BJP's stand on democracy changes according to its convenience. The Marathi letter said that Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Prahlada Joshi said that he has talked to all parties not to hold the winter session. He asked when and where this discussion took place?

The editorial said that it is shameful to cancel the session of Parliament citing Kovid-19, while Prime Minister Narendra Modi himself was addressing rallies in the recently concluded Bihar assembly elections. He made BJP national president J.J. Also mentioned P. Nadda's tour of West Bengal, where elections are to be held next year. He also said that all the people are going to their work but only those who run the country have locked the Parliament citing fear of Kovid-19. The editorial asked that if the Lok Sabha is to remain closed during Kovid-19, what is the need to create a new parliament. He asked, Is 900 crore rupees being invested in the construction of the new Parliament House, so that it can be locked from outside?

Delhi Assembly Budget Session will be from 8 March to 16 March. With the commencement of the budget session, the Delhi government has planned to celebrate the next 75 weeks with patriotic programs. It can be announced in the budget session. According to this, the Patriotic Festival will be celebrated in Delhi for the next 75 weeks.

On 15 August 2022, 75 years of independence are coming to an end, in such a plan, to maintain the color of patriotism has been prepared for 75 weeks throughout the year. The patriotic event will begin on March 12 from Connaught Place. By August 15 next year, the atmosphere of patriotism is going to remain in Delhi.

According to sources, this year will be celebrated in Delhi in an unprecedented manner with On Ban Shan. This entire series of these events will be started from March 12. The patriotic budget will also showcase the celebrations of India @ 75 and the imagination of India at Hundred. Various programs will be organized in different parts of the country, including Delhi, about the role of Delhi in the freedom movement and the journey of Delhi in the last 75 years and the vision of Delhi in 2047.

CM Kejriwal made a big announcement

On the other hand, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has made a big announcement on Saturday that his government (Delhi Government) will establish the 'Delhi Board of School Education'. Through which revolutionary changes going on in the field of education will be taken towards new heights. The Chief Minister said that this decision will have a profound impact on the education system not only in Delhi but also in the entire country.

The formation of the Board of Education has been approved in the Delhi Cabinet. The Chief Minister said that the entire country is witnessing the revolutionary changes happening in Delhi's education system for the last 6 years. In which the government has made many changes to improve the education system. Taking these changes forward, now this board will be formed. So let us know why this education board was needed and what are its objectives. At the same time, they will also know how it will work.