Just 8 per cent of women candidates in first two phases of Lok Sabha polls

Lok Sabha polls reveal gender bias with low female representation. Parties delay Women's Reservation Bill implementation affecting women's empowerment. Tamil Nadu and Kerala have high female candidates. BJD enforces a 33% female candidate policy. BJP and Congress pledge women-centric initiatives.

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