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1. The Parliament of India is bicameral, requiring concurrence from both houses to pass bills. However, deadlocks can occur between the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. 2. To break deadlocks, the Constitution allows for joint sittings of both houses presided over by the Lok Sabha Speaker. 3. Only 4 bills have been referred to joint sessions, which have passed the Dowry Prohibition Act (1961), Banking Service Commission Act (1977), Prevention of Terrorism Act (2002), and a bill on women
- Author
- P Tejeswari
- Language
- EN