Reform push

Monsoon session opens with spotlight on growth, governance and education

SUKUMAR SAH NEW DELHI: The Government has unveiled an ambitious legislative agenda for the Monsoon Session of Parliament that is underway, signalling that economic growth, investment facilitation, judicial efficiency, MSME competitiveness and higher education reforms will dominate its policy priorities. The seven key Bills listed for consideration together reflect an attempt to modernise institutions, improve…

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