The President summons each House of Parliament to meet at such time and place as he thinks fit (Article 85).

There must not be a gap of more than six months between two sessions, implying Parliament must meet at least twice a year.

Typically, there are three main sessions: Budget Session (February-May), Monsoon Session (July-September), and Winter Session (November-December).

A session begins with the President's summons and ends with prorogation by the President or dissolution of the Lok Sabha.

During a session, various types of sittings occur, including Question Hour, Zero Hour, debates, and legislative business.

The Presiding Officer (Speaker of Lok Sabha, Chairman of Rajya Sabha) regulates the business and proceedings of the House during a session.

Sessions are vital for legislative work, financial approvals (e.g., budget), and holding the executive accountable through various parliamentary devices.

Key terms related to sessions include adjournment (suspending sitting for a specified time), prorogation (termination of a session), and dissolution (ending the life of Lok Sabha).

The President summons each House of Parliament to meet at such time and place as he thinks fit (Article 85).

There must not be a gap of more than six months between two sessions, implying Parliament must meet at least twice a year.

Typically, there are three main sessions: Budget Session (February-May), Monsoon Session (July-September), and Winter Session (November-December).

A session begins with the President's summons and ends with prorogation by the President or dissolution of the Lok Sabha.

During a session, various types of sittings occur, including Question Hour, Zero Hour, debates, and legislative business.

The Presiding Officer (Speaker of Lok Sabha, Chairman of Rajya Sabha) regulates the business and proceedings of the House during a session.

Sessions are vital for legislative work, financial approvals (e.g., budget), and holding the executive accountable through various parliamentary devices.

Key terms related to sessions include adjournment (suspending sitting for a specified time), prorogation (termination of a session), and dissolution (ending the life of Lok Sabha).