How many sessions of the Lok Sabha take place in a year?

Correct option is B

The correct answer is (b) 3.

Explanation:

The Lok Sabha, the lower house of India's Parliament, typically holds three sessions every year:

1. Budget Session – This is the most important session of the year and generally takes place from February to May. It begins with the presentation of the Union Budget and is focused on discussions related to the national budget, economic policies, and other important issues.

2. Monsoon Session – Held around July to September, this session primarily deals with legislative business, including bills that need to be passed or discussed.

3. Winter Session – This session occurs from November to December and is mainly for completing the legislative work that might have been left unfinished during the earlier sessions.

Additional Information:

• Special Sessions can also be called if there is a need to address urgent national issues, such as passing crucial legislation or addressing national crises.
• The sessions are divided into sittings, and the President of India summons and prorogues (ends) the sessions based on the government's legislative agenda.