The Public Examinations Amendment Bill aims to enhance examination integrity with faster investigations and stricter penalties and has received presidential assent. The MSME Development Amendment Bill introduces a national digital platform for MSME registration and seeks to improve finance access and resolve delayed payments. The Bankers' Books Evidence Bill updates definitions regarding bank records. The Tribunals Reforms Bill focuses on enhancing tribunal independence and establishes a National Tribunals Commission. The Mines and Minerals Amendment Bill seeks to stabilize the fiscal framework in the mineral sector.

The session also included the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026, referred to a Joint Parliamentary Committee. Disruptions marked the session, predominantly due to student protests related to the NEET paper leak and alleged police actions against protesters. Despite passing key legislation, both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha showed low productivity, with 19% and 39%, respectively. The government introduced 11 Bills in Lok Sabha and two in Rajya Sabha, while demands for Excess Grants for 2022-23 were addressed.