Parliament Monsoon session stays unprorogued for 88 days
In short
Parliament’s Monsoon session has stayed open for 88 days, longer than the previous record of 87 days. The government is keeping the option open to call Parliament again for talks, including on the Women’s Reservation Bill.
What the reporting says
Parliament’s Monsoon session has remained unprorogued for 88 days, surpassing the previous record of 87 days. The delay raises the possibility of convening Parliament for discussions, including on the Women’s Reservation Bill, while the government keeps open the option of an extended session that needs only two days’ notice. Starting a new session would require at least 14 days’ notice.
Why it matters
Parliament’s Monsoon session has remained unprorogued for 88 days, beating the earlier 87-day record. The situation leaves open the possibility of further Parliament meetings, including discussions on the Women’s Reservation Bill. The notice period differs depending on whether the government chooses an extended session or a new session, which affects how quickly Parliament can be brought back.