Madhya Pradesh Assembly winter session begins today:Opposition to target govt over VIT university food issue and excess rainfall damage; 2 bills to be presented

The winter session of the Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly begins today and will run until December 5, meeting for only four days. The Assembly will remain closed on December 3 for the Bhopal Gas Tragedy anniversary. During the session, opposition MLAs are expected to raise issues over poor food and water at VIT University in Sehore and demand compensation for damage caused by excessive rainfall. Since the session notification in December, the Assembly Secretariat has received 1,497 questions, 751 starred and 746 unstarred, along with 194 notices for calling attention, 6 for adjournment motions, 14 private member resolutions, 52 zero-hour notices, 2 for Rule 139, and 15 petitions. Two government bills have also been submitted. Two bills to be introduced in Assembly session Key aspects of the new system Changes must be updated within 7 days
According to the Shops and Establishments (Second Amendment) Bill 2025, the maximum registration fee will now be Rs 2,500. In case of changes in the number of employees or other major changes, it will be mandatory to update them on the portal within 7 days. It will be mandatory to inform the portal within 10 days if the establishment closes. As soon as the information is entered, the registration will be automatically removed. According to the Labor Department, the objective of the amendment