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Women's Reservation law in Limbo: Gender Politics or political chicanery
Women's Reservation law in Limbo: Gender Politics or political chicanery
The government logic is simple by adding new seats; the state can carve out a 33% quota for women without unseating current male representatives. It was a win-win situation which the opposition’s short sightedness derailed it. The DMK and the Congress raised the spurious issue of demographic dominance of North which is a frivolously diversionary Politics as the proposal has equal share for each state in the ratio of 50%.
VK Bahuguna | yesterday
Record Turnout, Unclear Tide: Bengal’s 92.9% and Tamil Nadu’s 85.1% 2026: Psephologist’s Nightmare
West Bengal’s 92.9 per cent turnout—close to 93 per cent in 152 seats—has been described by authorities as the highest in the state’s electoral history since Independence, surpassing even the 84.72 per cent seen in 2011 when Mamata Banerjee dislodged the 34‑year Left Front regime. The raw energy of crowds, the extension of polling hours, and the visible mobilisation of Bengali‑Hindu, Muslim, and backward‑caste voters alike suggest an electorate that sees this election as more than a routine change of tenants.
Hasnain Naqvi | yesterday
A Woman, Quite Womanly!
Men have dominated history, controlled ideas, and shaped the lives of women, and somehow they managed to infect the only idea that was supposed to unite us. They created these binaries and, with a little fake affection and care, told women that all this was propaganda and that they should carry on being submissive.
Shafiya Showkat Wani | yesterday
The Strategic Imperative: Navigating Geo-economic Volatility in an Age of Conflict
Energy security has re-emerged as the most critical bottleneck for industrial competitiveness. Conflict, particularly in regions vital to energy production and transit, acts as a force multiplier for inflation, driving up costs for manufacturers and transporters alike.
EW•NN | yesterday
Road Safety as a Constitutional Imperative!
Highways, in particular, represent a paradox. They are symbols of economic progress—facilitating trade, reducing travel time, and connecting regions. Yet, their design and usage also make them high-risk environments. Speed, volume, and mixed traffic conditions combine to create vulnerabilities that are often underestimated.
Manoj K. Pathak | yesterday
Record Turnout, Unclear Tide: Bengal’s 92.9% and Tamil Nadu’s 85.1% 2026: Psephologist’s Nightmare
West Bengal’s 92.9 per cent turnout—close to 93 per cent in 152 seats—has been described by authorities as the highest in the state’s electoral history since Independence, surpassing even the 84.72 per cent seen in 2011 when Mamata Banerjee dislodged the 34‑year Left Front regime. The raw energy of crowds, the extension of polling hours, and the visible mobilisation of Bengali‑Hindu, Muslim, and backward‑caste voters alike suggest an electorate that sees this election as more than a routine change of tenants.
Hasnain Naqvi | 8 hours ago
A Woman, Quite Womanly!
Men have dominated history, controlled ideas, and shaped the lives of women, and somehow they managed to infect the only idea that was supposed to unite us. They created these binaries and, with a little fake affection and care, told women that all this was propaganda and that they should carry on being submissive.
Shafiya Showkat Wani | 1 day, 4 hours ago
The Strategic Imperative: Navigating Geo-economic Volatility in an Age of Conflict
Energy security has re-emerged as the most critical bottleneck for industrial competitiveness. Conflict, particularly in regions vital to energy production and transit, acts as a force multiplier for inflation, driving up costs for manufacturers and transporters alike.
EW•NN | 3 days, 4 hours ago
Road Safety as a Constitutional Imperative!
Highways, in particular, represent a paradox. They are symbols of economic progress—facilitating trade, reducing travel time, and connecting regions. Yet, their design and usage also make them high-risk environments. Speed, volume, and mixed traffic conditions combine to create vulnerabilities that are often underestimated.
Manoj K. Pathak | 3 days, 5 hours ago
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By VK Bahuguna | 8 hours ago
Women's Reservation law in Limbo: Gender Politics or political chicanery
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Record Turnout, Unclear Tide: Bengal’s 92.9% and Tamil Nadu’s 85.1% 2026: Psephologist’s Nightmare
