Explanation:

The Winter Session of Parliament is set to begin on a stormy note on November 29, with the government ready to bring in a bill to repeal the three contentious farm laws.
Sessions of Parliament

• The summoning of Parliament is specified in Article 85 of the Constitution.
• The power to convene a session of Parliament rests with the Government.
• The decision is taken by the Cabinet Committee on Parliamentary Affairs which is formalised by the President, in whose name MPs (Members of Parliament) are summoned to meet for a session.

India does not have a fixed parliamentary calendar. By convention (i.e. not provided by the Constitution), Parliament meets for three sessions in a year.

• The longest, Budget Session (1st session), starts towards the end of January, and concludes by the end of April or first week of May.
• The second session is the three-week Monsoon Session, which usually begins in July and finishes in August.
• Winter Session (3rd session), is held from November to December.

Joint Session of Parliament (Article 108)

• The Constitution of India provides for the joint sitting of the Parliament’s two Houses, the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha, in order to break any deadlock between the two.

Hence both statements are correct.