Rajya Sabha productivity plunges to 37.60% during 3rd week of Winter Session
The Hindu
Three bills were passed and returned during the week.
The productivity of Rajya Sabha hit a low of 37.60 percent during the third week of the ongoing Winter Session owing to disruptions and forced adjournments over the issue of suspension of 12 member of the House, officials said Sunday.
The continued disruptions pulled down the cumulative functionality of the House for the first three weeks to 46.70 percent, the RS secretariat said.
According to the data collected by the secretariat, the productivity of Rajya Sabha was 49.70 % and 52.50 % during the first and the second week, respectively.
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