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<h1>Joint Parliamentary Session Empowers Lawmakers to Break Legislative Deadlocks and Advance Critical Bills Efficiently</h1> Article 108 of the Indian Constitution addresses procedures for resolving legislative deadlocks between the two Houses of Parliament. When a bill passed by one House encounters rejection, disagreement on amendments, or remains unresolved for over six months, the President may summon a joint sitting of both Houses to deliberate and vote on the bill. This mechanism ensures legislative progress, with specific provisions preventing amendments to Money Bills and establishing voting and procedural guidelines for joint sittings.