What can be the maximum interval between the two Sessions of Parliament?
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Three months
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Four months
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Six months
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Nine months
C
Correct answer
Explanation
Under Article 85 of the Constitution, the maximum interval between two sessions of Parliament cannot exceed six months. This provision ensures that Parliament meets at least twice a year and prevents indefinite suspension of parliamentary proceedings. The President summons each session and may prorogue (end) a session, but the six-month limit must be strictly observed.