Who calls the joint session of Parliament?
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president
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prime minister
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vice president
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chairman of rajyashabha
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Correct answer
Explanation
The President of India has the constitutional authority to call a joint session of both Houses of Parliament under Article 108. This is done when a bill has been passed by one House but not the other, and after a period of six months has elapsed since its receipt by the other House. The Prime Minister, Vice President (who is ex-officio Chairman of Rajya Sabha), and Rajya Sabha Chairman do not have this power.