Budget Session continues with House adjourned till 11 am on Jan 29
On January 29, the Budget Session of Parliament resumed after both Houses were adjourned, setting the stage for upcoming economic and policy debates ahead of Budget 2026-27.
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The Budget Session 2026-27 of India’s Parliament resumed on January 29 after both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha adjourned the previous day. The session is expected to span roughly 65 days, addressing key policy matters, financial proposals, and major legislative business ahead of the Union Budget scheduled for February 1, 2026.
During the opening, President Droupadi Murmu delivered a joint speech outlining themes such as inclusive development, social justice, and economic reforms, while members of Parliament from various parties weighed in on priorities for the country. Debate and committee referrals are part of the detailed proceedings that will shape budget allocations and legislative action.
The Houses adjourned till the next sitting at 11 am on January 29, with discussions expected to include economic growth strategies, welfare initiatives, and sectoral priorities in the run-up to the Budget announcement.
