The Hindu·4 min read·medium
Parliament’s monsoon session ends with low productivity, Chandrasekaran ‘s exit from Tata Sons, and more: The week in 5 charts
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The Hindu Bureau
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The Indian Parliament's monsoon session concluded with record-low productivity due to persistent disruptions. Simultaneously, N. Chandrasekaran resigned as Tata Sons chairman following board tensions, and Lebanon became the first Arab nation to abolish the death penalty.
The Monsoon session of the Parliament concluded on Thursday (August 13, 2026) with the productivity of the session in both Houses taking a hit due to a multitude of disruptions. The productivity in Lok Sabha reached a new low of just 15%, which is the lowest in the three NDA-terms, equalling the low of the winter session in 2016.
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