India, April 3 -- The acrimonious second half of the Budget session ended on Thursday after the passage of key legislations, including the Central Armed Police Forces (General Administration) Bill, the Jan Vishwas (Amendment of Provisions) Bill, a bill seeking to recognise Amaravati as the sole and new capital of Andhra Pradesh.

Both Houses will meet again on April 16 for a short session to push amendments for the implementation of the women reservation law.

During the Budget session, political narrative shifted from domestic issues and the upcoming assembly elections to the ongoing war in West Asia, which disrupted global fuel lifelines, including India's LPG supplies. Prime Minister Narendra Modi assured the country that the governmen...