The 68th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference is held from October 05 to October 12, 2025 in the Bridgetown of Barbados.

In the final workshop of the Plenary session

Hon'ble Chairman Jharkhand Assembly

Shri Rabindranath Mahto "National Parliament vs. Provincial, Regional and Decentralized Legislation – Protecting and Preserving the Separation of Power"

The Barbados on the subject said that while keeping its statement in view of diplomats from different countries in Establishment,

The power must always be controlled by accountability and moral order. Montesque later implied already in the ancient scriptures of India in its principle of separation of powers: that stability occurs only when the authority is divided and harmonious, and not concentrated.

Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, the leading manufacturer of our Constitution, explained this balance with remarkable clarity. "The basic principle of federalism is that the legislative and executive authority is divided between the Centre and the States, not by any law created by the Centre but by the Constitution," he said. This scheme not only protects national unity, but also nurtures provincial autonomy, ensuring that democracy in India is as diverse as it serves people.

National parliaments and provincial assemblies are not rivals for supremeity; they are complementary pillars of democracy. Each has its own mandate, but they together ensure that people’s voice is heard at every level of governance.

The real strength of democracy is not in how much power an institution has, but it is how responsibly he prevents himself from overexclusion.

As the Chairman of the Jharkhand Legislative Assembly in India, I have seen how this balance empowers people. In a diverse country like us, the farmer’s voice in a remote village, the aspirations of youth in an industrial city and the concerns of indigenous communities in our forests should be found in the legislative process. It is possible only if national and provincial assemblies complement each other—provincial assemblies nurturing parliaments and local identity and aspirations that protect national unity.

So let us leave this conference with a new resolution.

Let us be committed to maintaining the purity of our institutions, respecting the constitutional boundaries and protecting the principle of separation of powers.

By doing so, we are not only defending legal principles; We are securing the foundation of freedom and democracy for coming generations.

Hon'ble of the Rajya Sabha in this session

The Vice-Chairperson Shri Harivansh, attending the conference from Jharkhand, Shri Naveen Jaiswal and Parliamentarians from Australia and Canada were also attended with Hon’ble President Mahodaya.

11 Oct 2025

The 68th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference is held from October 05 to October 12, 2025 in the Bridgetown of Barbados.
In the final workshop of the Plenary session
Hon'ble Chairman Jharkhand Assembly
Shri Rabindranath Mahto "National Parliament vs. Provincial, Regional and Decentralized Legislation – Protecting and Preserving the Separation of Power"
The Barbados on the subject said that while keeping its statement in view of diplomats from different countries in Establishment,
The power must always be controlled by accountability and moral order. Montesque later implied already in the ancient scriptures of India in its principle of separation of powers: that stability occurs only when the authority is divided and harmonious, and not concentrated.

Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, the leading manufacturer of our Constitution, explained this balance with remarkable clarity. "The basic principle of federalism is that the legislative and executive authority is divided between the Centre and the States, not by any law created by the Centre but by the Constitution," he said. This scheme not only protects national unity, but also nurtures provincial autonomy, ensuring that democracy in India is as diverse as it serves people.

National parliaments and provincial assemblies are not rivals for supremeity; they are complementary pillars of democracy. Each has its own mandate, but they together ensure that people’s voice is heard at every level of governance.
The real strength of democracy is not in how much power an institution has, but it is how responsibly he prevents himself from overexclusion.

As the Chairman of the Jharkhand Legislative Assembly in India, I have seen how this balance empowers people. In a diverse country like us, the farmer’s voice in a remote village, the aspirations of youth in an industrial city and the concerns of indigenous communities in our forests should be found in the legislative process. It is possible only if national and provincial assemblies complement each other—provincial assemblies nurturing parliaments and local identity and aspirations that protect national unity.

So let us leave this conference with a new resolution.
Let us be committed to maintaining the purity of our institutions, respecting the constitutional boundaries and protecting the principle of separation of powers.
By doing so, we are not only defending legal principles; We are securing the foundation of freedom and democracy for coming generations.
Hon'ble of the Rajya Sabha in this session
The Vice-Chairperson Shri Harivansh, attending the conference from Jharkhand, Shri Naveen Jaiswal and Parliamentarians from Australia and Canada were also attended with Hon’ble President Mahodaya.

08 Oct 2025

18 Oct 2025

Ranjeet Kamlesh Kumar Dixit, who was working on the post of Deputy Secretary in the Jharkhand Assembly Secretariat, died on 17 September late. Their part of the body was brought to the Thursday, Jharkhand. Where other members including Jharkhand Assembly Chairperson Rabindranath Mahto, the office bearer of the assembly and the staff gave the final darshan and tribute. The Secretary in charge of the Assembly on the spot was addressed by the officers of the Manik Lal Hebram and the Assembly Secretariat. Secretary Mr. Manik Lal Hembrum said in his mourning message that Kamlesh Kumar Dixit’s character, pilgrimage behavior and work efficiency
For the House Secretariat family will always remember them. God give His virtue to the soul in His shrines. Provide self-healing of suffering from family members.
All in the assembly complex on the spot prayed for peace of their soul by keeping silence. According to the information the late Kamlesh Kumar Dixit was born on nine February 1971 in Begusarai, Bihar
had happened. He launched his service in Bihar Assembly on a September 1998 on the post of IV Clerk category. He had contributed to the Jharkhand assembly during the cadre division after becoming separate Jharkhand state. The devotees were involved in Saru Rai, Member Ramchandra Singh, Member Raj Sinha and other Officers of the Assembly.

18 Sept 2025