The NDA parliamentary party meeting, now titled “Mangal Milan,” has begun on the second day of the Parliament Monsoon Session, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi reaching the venue and preparing to address alliance MPs. The meeting is expected to provide key guidance to NDA lawmakers on parliamentary strategy, coordination, and the approach for the ongoing session. The gathering comes amid a heated political atmosphere, with opposition parties preparing to raise several issues against the government. Matters such as alleged NEET paper leaks, the Ram Temple offering theft issue, and the ethanol policy debate are among the topics expected to remain in focus during the session. The ruling alliance is likely to discuss ways to counter opposition challenges and ensure smoother functioning of Parliament. The first day of the Monsoon Session witnessed repeated disruptions, with the Lok Sabha being adjourned seven times and the Rajya Sabha facing six adjournments due to protests. The lack of substantial legislative work became a major highlight of the opening day. The political equations within the NDA have also seen changes since the Budget Session. According to current calculations, the alliance strength has increased, with shifts among supporting parties and new alignments affecting the internal numbers. The BJP continues to hold the largest share within the alliance, while parties including TDP, JD(U), Shiv Sena faction, and other allies contribute to the NDA’s overall strength. All eyes are now on Prime Minister Modi’s address and the message he delivers to NDA MPs as the government prepares for another crucial phase of parliamentary proceedings.
Breaking News: PM Modi Leads NDA 'Mangal Milan' Meet as Opposition Gears Up in Parliament


