What is the meaning of Zero Hour in Parliament?

What is the meaning of Zero Hour in Parliament?

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ZERO HOUR denotes the time immediately following the Question Hour in both Houses of Parliament. This is about 12 noon which is why it is called Zero Hour. During this hour members can raise matters of great importance without prior notice. However, the duration of the Zero Hour has varied over the years. It is not possible to predict what kind of matters might be raised during Zero Hour as there is no mention of any Zero Hour in the rules of the Parliament.

Zero Hour begins immediate after the question hours without giving any prior notice before it. At the very time, any member irrespective of any parties may ask the questions and seeks immediate answers. It generally contains very important topics which is essential to be asked. since the the time starts from 12 noon, it is called Zero Hour.

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ZERO HOUR PARLIAMENT INDICATES=free hour in which members of the parliament asks a questions of national importance without any prior notice..

questions can be raised regarding to any issues,discussed in the presence of the speaker

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zero hour is a question round session in both the houses in which members can ask question on any matter without any prior notice to parliament..

questions without prior notice can be asked in zero hour.it is immediately after the question hour at 12 noon.

ZERO HOUR denotes the time immediately following the Question Hour in both Houses of Parliament

This is about 12 noon which is why it is called Zero Hour

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Zero Hour in Indian parliament represents free hour during which members can ask any question of national importance without any prior notice.

Generally ,For asking any question in Indian parliament ,it has to be pre informed and tabled but at zero hour ,you are free to ask any question from any section of public interest without any prior notice.


Flow chart diagram for happening in parliament at different intervals:

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Zero Hour begins immediate after the question hours without giving any prior notice before it. At the very time, any member irrespective of any parties may ask the questions and seeks immediate answers. It generally contains very important topics which is essential to be asked. since the the time starts from 12 noon, it is called Zero Hour.

dear friend ,

zero hour is between 12-1 pm every day ,

it is called zero hour because in this hour no any work is done except answering the questions which

were asked by the any member of parliament without giving any notice /application.

the question is asked in the question hour which is between 11-12am and their answer are given inb the zero hour.

in other words we can say that -Zero Hour in Indian Parliament refers to the left over time after Question Hour in

Parliament. This is about 12 noon which is why it is called Zero Hour. During this hour members can raise matters of great

importance without prior notice. The duration is anything between five and fifteen minutes.



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