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May 7, 2024
Prajwal Revanna is, by most accounts, in Germany. He left Hassan soon after it finished polling on April 26. Between then and today, when Karnataka’s remaining LS seats go to vote, the sexual assault allegations...
April 25, 2024
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December 15, 2023
ISLAMABAD: Should the media cover political sex scandals or not? The debate is as old as these scandals are. Despite the ethical, social and legal questions, the media coverage of extramarital...
November 20, 2023
Hadoti region has stood by BJP even when Cong won state; now, as she tries not to rub party the wrong way, people are reluctantly looking at a post-Raje era
November 16, 2023
A five-day Kabir Festival will open in Lucknow on Friday at the UP Sangeet Natak Akademi.Two plays with women in key roles, along with music, dance and film shows and an art workshop will be the highlight of the event.The first play ‘Lal ...
November 9, 2023
The upcoming elections, with their focus on women's empowerment and the passage of the Women’s Reservation Bill, have given Bhanwari Devi hope
November 6, 2023
While India has made significant strides in enacting laws to protect women, the effective implementation of these laws remains a challenge.
October 7, 2023
In the 70-member House, the number of women contestants has hovered around 7-9% mark; those who get tickets mostly come in via the family door
October 7, 2023
Vice-President and Cong CM trade fireworks over the former’s ‘frequent’ visits to Rajasthan, with Dhankhar now composing a poem to underline his ‘pain and hurt’ at being 'dragged' into a ‘political’ row by Gehlot
October 5, 2023
Women candidates first crossed 100 mark in the state in 2003, when Raje entered the picture as Rajasthan's first woman CM face. In 2018, 189 women contested; of 27 current women MLAs, many are long-time party workers