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    PM Modi apologises to women after Lok Sabha rejects 33% quota bill, vows to ‘remove every obstacle’ to ensure representation

    Prime Minister Modi has apologized to women across India. The Lok Sabha rejected a proposal for 33% reservation for women in Parliament. The Prime Minister blamed opposition parties for blocking the bill. This setback impacts women's empowerment efforts. The government aimed for implementation by the 2029 General Elections. Concerns were raised by some southern states regarding population-linked delimitation.

    West Bengal elections: PM Modi makes 33% quota pitch to women voters, says benefit from 2029 LS polls

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated the 33 percent women's reservation law will benefit women from the 2029 Lok Sabha elections. He addressed women voters in Cooch Behar, invoking Shakti worship and highlighting the BJP's commitment to their security and empowerment. Modi assured states that population control efforts would not lead to seat loss.

    Govt may consider OFS option for raising public float in IDBI Bank

    The government may consider selling a stake in IDBI Bank through the Offer-for-Sale (OFS) route to increase public shareholding, after the unsuccessful attempt to divest stake in the LIC-controlled lender, sources said.

    Govt may consider OFS option for raising public float in IDBI Bank

    The government is considering an Offer-for-Sale (OFS) in IDBI Bank to raise public shareholding after a failed attempt to sell a majority stake. The move aims to improve valuation and price discovery, as the current public float is just 5.29%.

    KT Rama Rao slams Telangana govt over alleged decline of IT jobs in Hyderabad

    In a post on X, KTR claimed that the government accepted the decline during the motion of thanks to the Governor's address and in the Deputy Chief Minister Bhatti Vikramarka's speech in the Budget session of the Telangana assembly.

    Lok Sabha rejects opposition-sponsored motion to remove Om Birla as Speaker

    An opposition move to oust Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla was defeated after a heated debate. Union Home Minister Amit Shah countered Rahul Gandhi's claims of being silenced, citing Gandhi's low attendance and foreign trips. The motion was rejected by a voice vote amidst opposition protests.

    The Economic Times
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