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The TMC MP said the opposition INDIA alliance demands that Article 334A, which the bill seeks to introduce, be removed and women's reservation be implemented from 2024

Two things continue to remain significant during the special Parliament session – marking 75 years of Indias legilative journey and womens reservation Bill. | Latest News India

India News: The Lok Sabha has passed the women's reservation bill with overwhelming support, setting it on track to be approved by the Rajya Sabha. The bill recei

Introducing the 128th Constitution Amendment Bill, which was approved by a two-thirds majority in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday, Meghwal recounted the measures initiated by the Narendra Modi government for the empowerment of women over the last nine years.

Members of the Rajya Sabha, the Upper House of Parliament in India, have shown support for a bill that aims to provide 33% reservation for women in the Lower House of Parliament and state assemblies. Some opposition members have criticized the move as an election gimmick. During the debate, the need to accelerate the process of womens reservation was highlighted, with suggestions to use the 2011 Census as a benchmark and to appoint a delimitation commission.

The 33 per cent reservation for women in the Lok Sabha and state assembly will be both horizontal and vertical, encompassing the SC-ST category as well, , rajya sabha, Womens Reservation Bill

Sibal demanded a statement from PM,HM assuring the House about completing the process of implementing the women's reservation bill by 2029.

The Rajya Sabha adopted the motion for the women's reservation bill, which provides for 33% reservation for women in the Lower House and state assemblies, with 215 MPs voting in its favour and none against

Kharge was addressing the Rajya Sabha minutes before the House approved the 106th amendment to the Constitution | Latest News India

In a move heavy with political symbolism, the Narendra Modi government introduced the 128th Constitution Amendment Bill to reserve 33% seats for women in the Lok Sabha and state legislatures, delivering on poll promises made in the 2014 and 2019 elections and taking forward an initiative thats been in the works for about three decades.