India’s government has proposed the introduction of five new bills in Parliament’s Monsoon Session, with the session scheduled to begin on 21 July. Multiple outlets report that the bills include measures related to MSME (micro, small and medium enterprises) and reforms affecting education, alongside changes in income-tax law. The items highlighted for the Monsoon agenda include reforms aimed at MSME payment-delay issues, which focus on addressing delays in payments to these enterprises. In addition, one bill is reported to involve amendments to income-tax regulations, described as targeting sovereign debt markets. The outlets also note that the government plans to introduce these bills as part of the tentative session agenda. Business Line and Mint both describe the overall focus of the listed bills, with MSME development and education reforms featuring among the proposals. The Economic Times notes the inclusion of income-tax measures and MSME bills in the Monsoon Session agenda, aligning with the themes described by other sources. The bill list is described as tentative and for introduction during the Monsoon Session.