Forget routine debates. This time, the stage is set for a full-blown political clash, with the Opposition ready to fire on multiple fronts: NEET paper leaks, Sonam Wangchuk’s hunger strike, Ram Temple donation theft, and even the government’s push to criminalize disrespecting Vande Mataram. But the real game-changer? 37 MPs switching sides since April; handing the NDA a near-special majority. That means the government might finally push through big-ticket bills like One Nation, One Election or delimitation. Meanwhile, the Opposition is fractured; DMK and AAP skipped meetings, 20 rebel TMC MPs are now a separate entity, and even the Speaker’s ruling on their merger is now a flashpoint. Rahul Gandhi’s calling for protest marches, Sharad Pawar says the Wangchuk crackdown is “irresponsible,” and AAP wants an emergency discussion on NEET. The stage is set; will the government use its numbers to bulldoze, or will the Opposition make noise loud enough to stall? One thing’s certain: no one’s here to play nice.