‘No Process, No Consultation, No Scrutiny’: The Perils Of Linking Delimitation With Women’s Reservation
The bills are a “smoke screen” that give the government discretionary powers to change the nature of our electoral democracy, says Maansi Verma, founder of Maadhyam
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The SIR exercise left queer voters with two options – revisit the natal homes they fled early to find relevant documents or give up on their right to vote
The SIR, which relies on the presentation of documents and legacy linkage, has disproportionately excluded women from Muslim, SC and ST communities, reveals new gender-disaggregated data
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Women, whose homes and businesses were decimated by a landslide two years ago, are running a vociferous campaign to have their debts waived
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