India's Monsoon Session Disruptions Cost Rs 175 Crore, Waste 7,000+ Minutes

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Over 7,023 minutes of parliamentary time have been lost to disruptions during the ongoing Monsoon Session of the Indian Parliament. Based on the Lok Sabha's estimated operating cost of approximately Rs 2.5 lakh per minute, the total financial loss has reached around Rs 175 crore. The repeated interruptions have significantly hampered legislative proceedings during the session. The figures highlight the substantial economic and democratic cost of parliamentary dysfunction.

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