What are the factors contributing to the declining time allocated for Private Members’ business in the Indian Parliament

1. Increasing legislative workload: The Indian Parliament is focusing more on passing government bills and addressing urgent matters, leading to limited time for Private Members' business. 2. Disruption of parliamentary proceedings: Frequent disruptions, debates, and adjournments due to protests and disagreements among members result in inadequate time for Private Members' business. 3. Priority to government business: The government's legislative agenda often takes precedence over Private Members' business, leading to limited opportunities for non-government members to introduce bills or raise issues. 4. Limited sitting days: The Indian Parliament has a fixed number of sitting days in a year, and the need to address various important issues within this limited timeframe reduces the time available for Private Members' business.