- Odisha Assembly Monsoon Session 2026 is proposed to begin on September 22.
- The session is scheduled to continue until October 3.
- September 26 and 27 are designated as no-meeting days.
BHUBANESWAR: The Odisha Assembly Monsoon Session 2026 is scheduled to begin on September 22 and continue until October 3, according to the provisional calendar of sittings for the Seventh Session of the 17th Odisha Legislative Assembly.
The proposed schedule contains nine working days, along with two no-meeting days and one holiday.
The session will formally proceed after the necessary steps are taken for the Governor to summon the Assembly, subject to the state government’s approval of the proposed commencement date.
Odisha Assembly Monsoon Session 2026 Schedule
The provisional calendar outlines the following programme:
| Date | Schedule |
|---|---|
| September 22, Tuesday | Official Business |
| September 23, Wednesday | Official Business |
| September 24, Thursday | Official Business |
| September 25, Friday | Official Business |
| September 26, Saturday | No Meeting |
| September 27, Sunday | No Meeting |
| September 28, Monday | Official Business |
| September 29, Tuesday | Official Business |
| September 30, Wednesday | Official Business |
| October 1, Thursday | Official Business |
| October 2, Friday | Holiday, Gandhi Jayanti |
| October 3, Saturday | Official Business |
Odisha Assembly Monsoon Session 2026 Has Nine Working Days
The session will have a relatively compact legislative calendar, with proceedings scheduled across nine working days.
September 26 and 27 have been marked as no-meeting days, while October 2 has been kept as a holiday on account of Gandhi Jayanti.
The proposed calendar was sent by Assembly Secretary Satyabrata Rout to the Principal Secretary of the Parliamentary Affairs Department.
Rout has also requested that necessary action be taken to approach the Governor for formally summoning the session if the government agrees to the proposed starting date.
What to Expect From the Odisha Assembly Session
The Monsoon Session will provide an opportunity for the state government to present official business and for legislators to raise issues concerning governance and public affairs.
The nine-day working schedule means the proceedings could see focused discussions on matters placed before the House during the session.
The final programme, however, will depend on the formal summoning of the Assembly and any subsequent changes approved by the competent authorities.
The proposed September 22 to October 3 schedule therefore gives legislators, departments and political parties an early framework for preparing for the upcoming session.
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