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Who summons the meetings of the Parliament:
Minister of Parliamentary Affairs
Prime Minister
President
Speaker and Vice President.
- The Minister of Parliamentary Affairs helps coordinate between the government and Parliament but does not summon meetings.
- The Prime Minister leads the government and advises the President but does not have the authority to summon Parliament.
- The President of India is responsible for summoning and proroguing sessions of Parliament, typically based on the advice of the Prime Minister and Cabinet.
- The Speaker and Vice President have key roles within the two houses of Parliament but do not summon meetings.
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