Lokpal might be discussed in Budget Session(Cycle repeats!)

According to the sources key legislations like strengthening of anti-rape laws, Land Acquisition Bill and Lokpal Bill which are likely to be passed in Budged session might get delayed again!
with some Opposition parties objecting to the present form of the proposed measures.|Oh FOR GOD'S SAKE, they are already DEEEEEEEEEEEEELAYED..|
There are  differences on the Lokpal Bill despite the measure going through a standing committee and a select committee with some political parties opposing it today and wanted it to go through some more scrutiny.(click here to see amended version clear by Cabinet)

According to Nath, an MP for over 30 years Women's Reservation bill and Lokpal bill might be passed during the tenure of the 15th Lok Sabha. 

An interesting point to be noted is that even if the Lokpal Bill is passed in Rajya Sabha, it will have to go to lok Sabha again for confirmation as the version to be cleared is an amended one!

Source:http://www.indianexpress.com/news/antirape-laws-to-lokpal-parl-session-to-be-stormy/1076537/1

Lokpal to come up in Budget session of Parliament: Narayanasamy

The government has agreed on most of the recommendations of a Parliamentary select committee on Lokpal Bill(click here to see agreements and disagreements) and the legislation is likely to come up in the Budget session of Parliament, union minister V Narayanasamy said.

The minister of state in the PMO said that the amended bill will first be approved in the union Cabinet following which it will be brought in Parliament.

When asked to elaborate on the points on which the Government has disagreed with, the minister said they were "minor ones".

The bill, along with the select committee's recommendations, will have to be considered by the Union Cabinet. Once the Bill is passed in the Rajya Sabha, it will travel back to Lok Sabha for approval of the amended version. 

Source:http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2013-01-04/india/36148286_1_budget-session-v-narayanasamy-lokpal-bill