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Constitution Amendment Bill Falls in Lok Sabha Special Session

India's Lok Sabha defeated a Constitution Amendment Bill during a special parliamentary sitting, handing the government a notable legislative setback. Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi accused the ruling side of using women's reservation provisions to obscure electoral map changes. The bill's failure blocks immediate

Modi's Assembly Expansion Bill Fails, Stalling Women's Quota

An Indian government bill to expand legislative assemblies, tied to activating women's seat reservations, failed to clear parliament on Friday. The defeat blocks the near-term path to implementing a one-third quota for women in India's legislatures. It marks a rare loss for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government.

Modi Blames Opposition for Stalling Women's Reservation Bill

PM Narendra Modi accused opposition parties of blocking women's empowerment legislation, calling it an act of selfish politics in a national address. The charge intensifies the political standoff over a women's reservation bill that has repeatedly failed to advance through parliament.

Modi Urges Lok Sabha Vote on Women's Reservation Act

PM Narendra Modi appealed to all Lok Sabha members to support amendments to the Women's Reservation Act, urging them to vote on conscience. The bill, if passed, would reserve legislative seats for women, marking a significant shift in India's parliamentary composition.

Modi Pushes Parliament Expansion and Women's Quota Bills

India's Modi government introduced bills Thursday to expand parliament's size and bring forward a one-third women's seat reservation, both tied to a forthcoming delimitation process. The opposition accused the ruling BJP of using the restructuring to engineer electoral advantage. The bills' passage through both chamber

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India fails to pass parliament expansion bill linked to quotas for women

An Indian government bill to expand legislative assemblies, tied to activating women's seat reservations, failed to clear parliament on Friday. The defeat blocks the near-term path to implementing a one-third quota for women in India's legislatures. It marks a rare loss for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government.

2mo ago · 1 min · Policy & Government

India's Modi pushes for more women in bigger parliament in democratic overhaul

India's Modi government introduced bills Thursday to expand parliament's size and bring forward a one-third women's seat reservation, both tied to a forthcoming delimitation process. The opposition accused the ruling BJP of using the restructuring to engineer electoral advantage. The bills' passage through both chamber

2mo ago · 1 min · Policy & Government

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