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India's Women Seat Quota Bill Fails, Election Debate Heats Up

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Indias parliament bill to increase lower house seats by 55% and reserve one-third for women faced a setback, falling short of the required two-thirds majority. The plan, which tied womens quotas to redrawing constituency lines, was criticized by opposition parties as an unconstitutional move to gain more votes. Despite the defeat, the government remains committed to pushing for womens quotas, setting the stage for a heated debate as elections approach.

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