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    BJP, Opposition in war of words after Constitution Amendment Bill defeat

    A Constitution Amendment Bill for women's reservation in legislatures from 2029 and Lok Sabha seat increase was defeated. The BJP accused the Congress and opposition of betraying women. Opposition leaders stated the 2023 quota law should be implemented immediately, accusing the government of political games.

    Kanimozhi, Shashi Tharoor & Kalyan Banerjee reject women’s quota bill as a cover for delimitation push

    Opposition parties are strongly opposing a new bill that links women's reservation to delimitation. They argue this move unfairly impacts several states, particularly in the South. Leaders from DMK and Congress have voiced concerns, calling it a political ploy. The government's assurance of a uniform seat increase is not convincing them.

    French Senate delegation visits India to boost strategic and parliamentary ties across ports, blue economy, and innovation hubs

    A French Senate delegation visited India from April 10 to 15. They explored key projects in Mumbai, Puducherry, and Chennai. Discussions focused on strengthening bilateral ties and cooperation. The delegation met with Indian parliamentarians in New Delhi. The visit aimed to deepen the India-France Strategic Partnership.

    ‘Linking Women’s Bill to delimitation is political demonetisation’: Tharoor flags 3 major faultlines
    Delimitation will turn out to be 'political demonetisation': Tharoor slams govt

    Senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor criticized the government's move to link women's reservation with delimitation, calling it "political demonetisation." He argued that this approach holds women's aspirations hostage to a complex administrative exercise. Tharoor asserted that women's reservation is ready for immediate implementation based on existing parliamentary strength, warning that delimitation could damage federalism.

    MEA briefs parliamentary panel on situation in Iran

    Describing the interaction as wide-ranging, Shashi Tharoor said the members of the panel used the opportunity to press the government on critical issues.

    The Economic Times
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