The Monsoon Session of Parliament 2026 concluded on Thursday, August 13, with the Lok Sabha being adjourned sine die on the final day of the session.
The conclusion brought the proceedings of the Monsoon Session to an end after weeks of parliamentary debates, political exchanges and disruptions over several issues.
Lok Sabha begins final day with Vande Mataram
The final sitting of the Lok Sabha began with a full rendition of Vande Mataram in the House.
The national song was sung as members gathered for the concluding day of the Monsoon Session.
The House later completed its scheduled proceedings before Speaker Om Birla adjourned the Lok Sabha sine die, formally bringing the session to a close.
Monsoon Session comes to an end
The 2026 Monsoon Session witnessed heated exchanges between the government and the Opposition over several issues.
Student protests, allegations surrounding the NEET examination, the police action against protesters and other political matters featured prominently during the session.
The Opposition repeatedly raised concerns in the House, while the government sought discussions on several issues and urged members to allow parliamentary proceedings to continue.
With the Lok Sabha now adjourned sine die, the Monsoon Session has formally concluded.
