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The current on going Monsoon Session is completely washed out by the acts of political parties. The on going continous protests and adjourments by the congress-led opposition has not allowed the smooth functioning of the house. The maths behind this Monsoon Session is shocking. This Monsoon Session of 18 working days has been disrupted and an estimate of Rs 35 crore of the tax payers is lost. Each minute of the parliament is very precious and it costs nearly Rs 29000. Beyond this Monetary loss what is the REAL<\/strong> cost of disrupting parliament? This wasted session was not new to the nation but it we need to realise that it actually costs us more than it seems!!!<\/p>\n Firstly if the Goods and Services Tax (GST) is not passed then it will be rolled out in April 2016. The estimated benefit of GSt regime is between 1%-2% of the GDP, which amounts to Rs 1 Lakh crore to Rs 2 Lakh crore benefit per year being foregone by the economy for every year of delay. The loss to the government revenue is estimated about Rs 20,000 crore to Rs 40,000 crore per year which can actually fund 50%-100% of the Rural Job Gurantee Scheme. Since all consecutive sessions are being disrupted parliament is not focusing on other important and crucial policies important for the economic growth and development of India.<\/p>\n