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We want that a vaccine be developed at the earliest from any corner of the world: PM Modi

This will be the first Parliament session being held amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Therefore all safety measures have been taken to conduct the session as per guidelines issued for COVID-19.

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September 14, 2020 08:49 IST
We want that a vaccine be developed at the earliest from any corner of the world: PM Modi
We want that a vaccine be developed at the earliest from any corner of the world: PM Modi

New Delhi: Ahead of  Monsoon Session of Parliament. Prime Minister Narendra Modi said all MPs attending the monsoon session will unanimously send a message to our Armed Forces, guarding our borders, that the nation stands behind them.

He had also expressed the hope that the COVID-19 vaccine would soon be found to end the pandemic and the crisis phase would come to a stop.

Talking about the Covid-19 pandemic, PM said, ” We want that a vaccine be developed at the earliest from any corner of the world, our scientists succeed and we succeed in bringing everyone out of this problem.”

“This Parliament, and especially this session have another responsibility. Today, when our soldiers are holding fort on borders, on hilly and difficult terrain, and snowfall is likely after some time, I believe that all members of the Parliament will give an unequivocal message that the country stands with our soldiers,” the Prime Minister said.

“Parliament session is beginning in distinct times. There’s Corona & there’s duty. MPs chose the path to duty. I congratulate & express gratitude to them. This time RS-LS will be held at different times in a day. It’ll be held on Saturday-Sunday too. All MPs accepted this,” the Prime Minister said.

PM had arrived to the Parliament for the 18 day long monsoon session.

According to a press release from the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs, the session will provide a total of 18 sittings spread over a period of 18 days (all the days including Saturdays and Sundays of the ensuing session will be working days) and a total of 47 items have been identified for being taken up during the Monsoon Session 2020. (These include 45 Bills and two financial items).

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