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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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Opposition Committed "Foeticide" By Defeating Bill: PM On Women's Reservation
Opposition Committed "Foeticide" By Defeating Bill: PM On Women's Reservation
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'Congress And Its Allies Have Been Unmasked': PM's Top Quotes On Women's Bill
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation on Saturday, a day after the Women's Reservation Bill was defeated in Parliament. Earlier in the day, PM Modi told his Cabinet that the Opposition had committed a mistake by blocking the bill.
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'Might Not Have 66% Votes, But We Have 100% Support Of Women': PM Modi
Opposition Snatched Women's Rights, Then Celebrated: PM On Reservation Bill
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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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PM To Address Nation At 8:30 PM, Day After Women's Quota Bill Defeated
PM Modi To Address Nation At 8:30 PM Today
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'Opposition Made A Mistake, Will Face Consequences': PM Modi On Women's Quota Bill Failing Parliament Test
Opposition must face the consequences and answer the women, sources have said, quoting PM Modi during a cabinet meeting.
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"Women Are Watching Who The Obstacle Is": Amit Shah On Reservation Bill
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday said the delimitation exercise will lead to rationalisation of voters in every constituency.
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Priyanka Gandhi, Amit Shah And Amusing 'Chanakya' Moment In Parliament
The Chankaya comment drew a smile from the Home Minister, who did not appear to take offense.
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Amit Shah Explains 850-Seat Lok Sabha Number After Opposition Criticism
Amit Shah said Tamil Nadu will get 20 more seats, Kerala 10, Telangana 9 and Andhra Pradesh 13 seats. Maharashtra, which after Uttar Pradesh, has the second highest number of MPs in the Lok Sabha, will gain 24 more seats.
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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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Opposition Committed "Foeticide" By Defeating Bill: PM On Women's Reservation
Opposition Committed "Foeticide" By Defeating Bill: PM On Women's Reservation
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'Congress And Its Allies Have Been Unmasked': PM's Top Quotes On Women's Bill
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation on Saturday, a day after the Women's Reservation Bill was defeated in Parliament. Earlier in the day, PM Modi told his Cabinet that the Opposition had committed a mistake by blocking the bill.
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'Might Not Have 66% Votes, But We Have 100% Support Of Women': PM Modi
Opposition Snatched Women's Rights, Then Celebrated: PM On Reservation Bill
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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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PM To Address Nation At 8:30 PM, Day After Women's Quota Bill Defeated
PM Modi To Address Nation At 8:30 PM Today
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'Opposition Made A Mistake, Will Face Consequences': PM Modi On Women's Quota Bill Failing Parliament Test
Opposition must face the consequences and answer the women, sources have said, quoting PM Modi during a cabinet meeting.
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"Women Are Watching Who The Obstacle Is": Amit Shah On Reservation Bill
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday said the delimitation exercise will lead to rationalisation of voters in every constituency.
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Priyanka Gandhi, Amit Shah And Amusing 'Chanakya' Moment In Parliament
The Chankaya comment drew a smile from the Home Minister, who did not appear to take offense.
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Amit Shah Explains 850-Seat Lok Sabha Number After Opposition Criticism
Amit Shah said Tamil Nadu will get 20 more seats, Kerala 10, Telangana 9 and Andhra Pradesh 13 seats. Maharashtra, which after Uttar Pradesh, has the second highest number of MPs in the Lok Sabha, will gain 24 more seats.
