Women’s Representation in Indian Legislatures Stalls at 14.4%, Exposing Persistent Gender Parity Gap
Women held just 14.4 percent of seats in India’s Lok Sabha at the peak of their representation in 2019, a figure that underscores the deep…
Maharashtra Chief Minister Flags ‘Corporate Jihad’ Concerns in TCS Case, Expands Communal Framing Beyond Land and Marriage Issues
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has extended a contentious political rhetoric around communal conversion concerns to the corporate sector, invoking the term “corporate jihad” in…
Women’s Quota Bill Falls Short as Opposition Unites Against Constitutional Amendment
India’s proposed constitutional amendment to reserve one-third of Lok Sabha and state assembly seats for women failed to secure the required two-thirds majority in Parliament…
AIADMK and VCK set for direct contest in Tamil Nadu’s Kallakurichi SC constituency
The Kallakurichi (SC) Assembly constituency in Tamil Nadu is shaping up for a direct electoral contest between the AIADMK and the VCK (Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi),…
Tipra Motha sweeps TTAADC elections with 24 of 28 seats, dealing significant blow to BJP in Tripura
The Tipra Motha party has secured a commanding victory in elections to the Tripurajyotirba Twimbrapur Autonomous District Council (TTAADC), winning 24 of 28 contested seats…
JD(U) to elect new legislature party chief at Patna meeting as Bihar coalition dynamics shift
The Janata Dal (United), a key coalition partner in Bihar’s ruling alliance, is set to elect a new head of its legislature party at a…
Women’s Quota Bill Falls Short in Parliament, Casting Shadow Over Two Remaining Constitutional Amendments
India’s long-pending women’s reservation bill failed to secure the required two-thirds parliamentary majority during a crucial voting session, derailing the government’s constitutional amendment agenda and…
Women’s Reservation Bill Stalls in Lok Sabha as Iran Signals Strategic Shift on Strait of Hormuz
India’s Women’s Reservation Bill failed to clear a procedural hurdle in the Lok Sabha on April 18, marking a significant setback for legislation aimed at…
India’s Women’s Reservation Bill Falls Short of Two-Thirds Majority in Lok Sabha
India’s long-awaited Women’s Reservation Bill failed to secure the constitutionally required two-thirds majority in the Lok Sabha, marking a significant setback for legislation aimed at…
Tamil Nadu Assembly Election 2026: Political Leaders Outline Vision in Exclusive Interview Series
Major political parties contesting the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections have begun laying out their electoral strategies and policy positions through a series of exclusive…