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Lok Sabha Passes Registration of Births and Deaths Amendment Bill

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The Lok Sabha has passed the Registration of Births and Deaths Amendment Bill, marking a significant legislative development in India's parliamentary session. Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju voiced disappointment over the Opposition's decision to boycott the debate on the legislation. Rijiju emphasized that the government had sought a thorough discussion on what he described as an important piece of legislation. The bill's passage came despite the absence of meaningful opposition participation in the proceedings.

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