History & Civics
Name the sessions of the Lok Sabha. What is the maximum gap allowed between two parliamentary sessions?
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The Lok Sabha has three sessions in a year —
- The Budget Session (February-May)
- The Monsoon Session (July-August)
- The Winter Session (November-December)
The maximum gap between two parliamentary sessions cannot exceed 6 months.
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