alleryWhat is the longest gap allowed between two sessions of Parliament?
AThree months
BOne year
CNine months
DSix months
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Six months
1. The President summons each house so that there is not more than a six-month gap between two sessions.
2. Hence Parliament must meet at least twice a year.
3. Three months and nine months are not the constitutional limit.
_Source: Wikipedia, Parliament of India, Sessions_
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