women’s reservation bill
You will agree that the women of this country have shown enormous patience and that our demand is fair, reads Political Shakti’s letter
The onset of the General Elections 2019 in India, has brought with it a whiff of fresh air with the…
The Parliament’s winter session is round the corner and yet again, activists are hoping that the long-pending Women’s Reservation Bill will be…
In a historic move, recently, the Odisha Assembly passed the Women’s Reservation Bill unanimously, thus giving women a 33% reservation…
Women in India may be massively underrepresented in the Parliament and State assemblies, but politically they are making their presence felt…
The Women’s Reservation Bill has been in conversation throughout the four years of the ruling party coming to power. While…
We’re aware of the fact that women in India are massively underrepresented in the Parliament and State assemblies. Women’s percentage…
As we approach the Karnataka Assembly elections, a look at the number of women candidates that parties are fielding in…
The winter session of the parliament is right here and women’s groups are gearing up again in hope that may…
Union Urban Development Minister, Venkaiah Naidu, has announced that the NDA government would pass the women’s reservation bill, which would reserve 33 per cent seats for women in Parliament and state legislatures, once the coalition gets majority in the Rajya Sabha.
Congress leader Margaret Alva has questioned the Centre for not initiating discussion on the women’s reservation bill.
Ranjana Kumar of Centre for Social Research has stepped out on Delhi streets, asking for 50% reservation for women in Parliament.
LAST YEAR, THIS TIME
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