In 2025, Indian state assemblies convened for an average of 24 days, according to recent data. Odisha held the highest number of sittings at 43 days, while Karnataka emerged as the top bill-passing state with 84 bills enacted during 34 sittings.
Key Highlights
Average Assembly Sittings
State assemblies met for an average of 24 days in 2025. Odisha led with 43 sittings, followed by other states with varying numbers. Nagaland had the fewest sittings at seven days, and Uttarakhand followed with ten days.
Top Bill-Passing State
Karnataka passed the highest number of bills in 2025, enacting 84 bills during 34 sittings. This highlights the state's legislative productivity.
Minimum Sittings
Nagaland recorded the minimum number of sittings at seven days, while Uttarakhand had ten sittings. Some states held minimal sessions to comply with the constitutional requirement of no more than six months between sittings.
Bill Referral to Committees
Kerala referred 96% of its bills to committees, demonstrating a thorough legislative scrutiny process. In contrast, Karnataka referred only 2% of its 84 bills to committees.
Key Statistics
- 24 days: Average number of assembly sittings per state in 2025
- 43 days (Odisha): State with maximum sittings in 2025
- 7 days (Nagaland): State with minimum sittings in 2025
- 645 bills: Total bills passed by state assemblies in 2025
- 133 hours: Average sitting hours per assembly in 2025
These figures provide a comprehensive overview of legislative activity across Indian states in 2025, reflecting variations in parliamentary engagement and efficiency.
