General Knowledge - Indian Politics - Discussion

Answer.

In the case of the first session, after each general election to Lok Sabha, the President addresses both Houses of Parliament assembled together after the Members have made and subscribed the oath or affirmation and the Speaker has been elected. It takes generally two days to complete these preliminaries. No other business is transacted till the President has addressed both Houses of Parliament assembled together and informed Parliament of the causes of its summons. In the case of the first session of each year, the President addresses both Houses of Parliament at the time and date notified for the commencement of the session of both the Houses of Parliament. Half-an-hour after the conclusion of the Address, both the Houses meet separately in their respective Chambers when a copy of the President's Address is laid on the Table and brought on the record of each House.

This is absolutely right answer after every parliament election the president of India addresses both the house of the parliament together.

First session after each general election and the first session of each year - article 108.

I think president is the Nominal executive. So don't need to attend the all sessions.

Why cannot we discuss in any session? why cannot in all the sessions.

Why in the first session only not all other sessions? Please explain.

But why only first session of the year. Why not in all session?

Why can't we discuss in any session?

Is there any problem.

President calls both houses together whenever he/she needs.

The answer is not clear to me, can anybody discuss on it.