What is the difference between proroguing and dissolving the State Legislative Assembly?
The difference between proroguing and dissolving the State Legislative Assembly is that when a House or each House of the Legislature is prorogued by the Governor, it means the end of a session, but the members still remain part of the House. In contrast, when the Governor dissolves the Legislative Assembly, it means the end of the Assembly's term, and new elections must be held to form a new Assembly.