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One nation, one poll Bill unconstitutional, Chidambaram tells Joint Parliamentary Committee

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  1. tribuneindia.comseen 26 Aug, 23:17headline rewritten

    One nation, one poll Bill unconstitutional, Chidambaram tells Joint Parl CommitteeOne nation, one poll Bill unconstitutional, Chidambaram tells Joint Parliamentary Committee

  2. tribuneindia.comseen 27 Aug, 01:47headline rewritten

    New medical devices approved in EU wont need India trialNew medical devices approved in EU wont need India trial, Centre eases sector norms

All 2 reports on Mon, 24 August 2026

What it is about

Tarlochan SinghMeenakshi JainLok SabhaRajya SabhaVidhi Centre For LegalParliamentary CommitteeNation First Policy ResearchUnion CabinetPadma, Jharkhand, IndiaEuropean UnionHealth MinistryJapanAustraliaIndiaUnited KingdomCanada

Who published it, and when

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24 Aug, 20:11over 1 hour24 Aug, 20:14

How it spread - 2 original reports

  1. Mon, 24 August 2026

    2 reports
    • tribuneindia.com20:11first to reportedited after publishing

      previouslyOne nation, one poll Bill unconstitutional, Chidambaram tells Joint Parl Committee

      The Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) examining the legal and constitutional feasibility of simultaneous elections in India on Monday heard Congress veteran P Chidambaram, a select group of Padma awardees and two policy research institutes on the scope and relevance of the proposal.Former Rajya Sabha MP Tarlochan Singh and historian Meenakshi Jain, who were recently nominated to the Rajya Sabha, were among the Padma awardees who deposed before the panel.

    • tribuneindia.com20:14edited after publishing

      previouslyNew medical devices approved in EU wont need India trial

      The Centre has introduced amendments to the Medical Devices Rules, 2017, to reduce delays and make the approval process for medical devices simpler and faster without compromising safety checks.

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