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- The Bihar Legislative Assembly's monsoon session entered its third day with protests over non-functional street lights and cancelled tenders, with legislators across parties alleging poor maintenance and quality of installations.
- Thirteen bills were tabled, covering areas like urban development, panchayati raj, prisons, stamp and registration, higher education, and new universities.
- Separately, journalists boycotted coverage of the Assembly after two reporters' passes were revoked, demanding their restoration and the Chief Minister's intervention.
What to watch next
- Whether the two journalists' passes are restored and the media boycott ends
- Passage and discussion of the 13 bills, starting with the Bihar Nagar Vikas Bill
- Panchayati Raj minister's promised inspection of non-functional street lights
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Named India · Bharatiya Janata Party · Bihar Vidhan Sabha · Deepak Prakash · Higher Education Department · Home Department · Industry Department · Jivish Mishra · Labour Resources Department · Panchayati Raj Department · Prem Kumar · Prohibition, Production and Registration Department · Rashtriya Janata Dal
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