What is Prorogation in Parliament - Indian Polity UPSC notes

Prorogation is when a session of Parliament officially ends . It’s like saying, "This chapter of work is done for now, and we’ll start a new chapter next time." Here’s the easy explanation : What Happens in Prorogation? When? After all the business of a session (like debates, passing laws, and discussions) is finished, the President of India formally ends the session. How? The President issues a formal order to prorogue (end) the session, based on the advice of the government. Key Points to Understand: End of the Session : It’s not the end of Parliament but just the end of that particular session (like finishing one term in school). Who Does It? The President officially prorogues Parliament after being advised by the Council of Ministers . What’s Next? After prorogation, Parliament takes a break (until the next session is summoned by the President). Difference from Other Terms: Adjournment : A short break in Parliament, like pausing a meeting for a day or even a few hours. Recess : A longer bre…