Lok Sabha Adjourned Sine Die Ahead of Schedule, Concludes 130% Productive Session

The Lok Sabha was adjourned sine die ahead of schedule, marking an end to a productive session with over 130% efficiency. Key legislation like the Finance Bill, 2024, and the Appropriation Bill, 2024, were passed. The session saw 15 sittings over 115 hours, engaging in significant discussions including the Union Budget 2024-25.

The Lok Sabha was adjourned sine die on Friday, concluding its session one sitting ahead of the scheduled end. Initially set to end on August 12, the session was closed by Speaker Om Birla.

Birla noted the session's productivity exceeded 130%, with key legislations such as the Finance Bill, 2024, and the Appropriation Bill, 2024, passing during this period. Also, significant discourse formed around the Union Budget 2024-25, involving 181 members over 27 hours and 19 minutes.

Additionally, discussions centered on India's Olympic preparations and the effects of natural disasters like landslides and floods. Despite these accomplishments, a private member's resolution on airfare regulation remained unresolved. Speaker Birla extended gratitude to leaders and members for their cooperation throughout the session.

(With inputs from agencies.)