What can be the maximum interval between two sessions of either house of the Parliament?

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The maximum interval between two sessions of either house of the Parliament is six months.
Three sessions of the Indian Parliament are held each year. The budget session runs from late January until late April or early May. It is Parliament's longest session ever. Parliamentary Committees might discuss the budgetary suggestions during a break in the meeting. The three-week Monsoon Session, which typically begins in July and ends in August, is the next gathering. A winter session marks the end of the legislative year. It lasts for three weeks from November to December. A session is the time frame that runs from the start of the house sitting through the prorogation, disintegration, or conclusion of the regular term. The maximum time between two sittings shouldn't be more than six months.

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