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BJP Leads Big Protest Against Opposition in Guwahati Over Women's Quota Bill
The demonstration, which saw participation from women across different sections of society, was organised to condemn Opposition parties accused of blocking the Constitution (131st Amendment) Bill
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Talks, Reintroduction: How Centre May Move Forward With Women's Quota Bill
According to top government sources, the government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi remains committed to 33 per cent women's reservation by 2029
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Economy Boost, Health Gains: How More Women In Parliament Could Help India
It is estimated that the world is still 169 years away from achieving full gender parity in politics.
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Noble Effort Derailed Due To Opposition's Petty Politics: PM On Women's Bill
PM Modi also attacked DMK for its staunch opposition to the delimitation exercise, saying the number of Lok Sabha seats in Tamil Nadu would have increased, but the ruling party blocked the central government's move.
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PM Modi Highlights: Congress Missed Chance To Script History, Correct Mistakes: PM On Women's Bill
PM Modi address nation live updates:
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Centre Committed To Bringing 33% Women's Reservation Before 2029: Sources
The Constitution (131st Amendment) Bill, 2026, had proposed 33 per cent reservation for women in parliament and assemblies along with an increase in the strength of the Lok Sabha
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'No One Can Touch Tamil Nadu': Rahul Gandhi As Constitution Amendment Bill Fails
The Centre needed a two-thirds majority to get the Constitution (131st Amendment) Bill, 2026, passed, but fell short of the mark. The proposed legislation saw 298 MPs voting in its favour and 230 voting against.
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After Women's Quota Move Fails House Test, What About The Other 2 Bills
A Constitution amendment bill can be passed only by a two-third majority of those present in the house at the time of voting
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Women's Quota Bill Fails Lok Sabha Test, Doesn't Get Two-Thirds Majority
Women's Quota Bill Fails Lok Sabha Tst, Doesn't Get Two-Thirds Majority
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Parliament Special Session Highlights: Houses Adjourned Sine Die After Constitutional Amendment Fails In Lok Sabha
Parliament's 3-day special session Live Updates, Day 1: The government is expected to introduce three amendment Bills aimed at operationalising the legislation, which was passed in 2023 to provide 33% reservation for women in the Lok Sabha and State
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BJP Leads Big Protest Against Opposition in Guwahati Over Women's Quota Bill
The demonstration, which saw participation from women across different sections of society, was organised to condemn Opposition parties accused of blocking the Constitution (131st Amendment) Bill
-
Talks, Reintroduction: How Centre May Move Forward With Women's Quota Bill
According to top government sources, the government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi remains committed to 33 per cent women's reservation by 2029
-
Economy Boost, Health Gains: How More Women In Parliament Could Help India
It is estimated that the world is still 169 years away from achieving full gender parity in politics.
-
Noble Effort Derailed Due To Opposition's Petty Politics: PM On Women's Bill
PM Modi also attacked DMK for its staunch opposition to the delimitation exercise, saying the number of Lok Sabha seats in Tamil Nadu would have increased, but the ruling party blocked the central government's move.
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PM Modi Highlights: Congress Missed Chance To Script History, Correct Mistakes: PM On Women's Bill
PM Modi address nation live updates:
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Centre Committed To Bringing 33% Women's Reservation Before 2029: Sources
The Constitution (131st Amendment) Bill, 2026, had proposed 33 per cent reservation for women in parliament and assemblies along with an increase in the strength of the Lok Sabha
-
'No One Can Touch Tamil Nadu': Rahul Gandhi As Constitution Amendment Bill Fails
The Centre needed a two-thirds majority to get the Constitution (131st Amendment) Bill, 2026, passed, but fell short of the mark. The proposed legislation saw 298 MPs voting in its favour and 230 voting against.
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After Women's Quota Move Fails House Test, What About The Other 2 Bills
A Constitution amendment bill can be passed only by a two-third majority of those present in the house at the time of voting
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Women's Quota Bill Fails Lok Sabha Test, Doesn't Get Two-Thirds Majority
Women's Quota Bill Fails Lok Sabha Tst, Doesn't Get Two-Thirds Majority
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Parliament Special Session Highlights: Houses Adjourned Sine Die After Constitutional Amendment Fails In Lok Sabha
Parliament's 3-day special session Live Updates, Day 1: The government is expected to introduce three amendment Bills aimed at operationalising the legislation, which was passed in 2023 to provide 33% reservation for women in the Lok Sabha and State
