The Seventh Session of the Eighteenth Lok Sabha was adjourned sine die on April 18, 2026 after registering an overall productivity of around 93 per cent, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla informed the House. The session, which doubled as the Budget Session 2026 of Parliament, ran for 31 sittings spread over approximately 151 hours and 42 minutes. Twelve Government Bills were introduced in the Lok Sabha during the session and nine Bills were passed by the House. The most consequential vote of the session — on the Constitution (One Hundred and Thirty-First Amendment) Bill, 2026, which sought to expand the Lok Sabha to 850 seats and operationalise women's reservation through delimitation by 2029 — failed on April 17, 2026 to secure the two-thirds majority required under Article 368, with 298 members voting in favour against 230 opposed, falling short of the 352 votes needed. Other bills passed during the session included the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (Amendment) Bill, the Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation (Amendment) Bill that confirmed Amaravati as sole capital, and the Jan Vishwas 2.0 Bill that decriminalised hundreds of provisions across central laws. The Rajya Sabha also adjourned sine die the same day after registering approximately 110 per cent productivity. While productivity numbers were strong, the session was repeatedly disrupted by walkouts and protests by Opposition members, and Parliamentary Research Service notes flagged that nearly 77 per cent of the budget was passed without detailed debate, with question hour functioning for less than 15 minutes on at least 12 days.