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Parliament Monsoon Session: Five new MPs take oath in Rajya Sabha on day 1; they are...

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During Parliament Monsoon Session 2025, five new members took the oath of allegiance to the Constitution in the Rajya Sabha on Monday, including three nominated MPs.
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