importance of women representation in lok sabha
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The issue of women’s representation is a relevant one at a time when women in India are breaking the glass ceiling and trying to improve conditions for them in society.
Yes, of course, it’s very important to have representation for women in Parliament. They need someone to present their interests, just like other interest groups present theirs. Women have numerous issues they grapple everyday with- safety while commuting to work and back, public toilets, streetlights, financing of education for women from poor families, better healthcare facilities, rape crisis centers for rape survivors, laws that protect women and girls from discrimination and sexual violence, criminalization of marital rape etc. Societies where there is adequate attention to women and their needs, in society, are developed and have better economies and living standards too.
Yes, of course, it’s very important to have representation for women in Parliament. They need someone to present their interests, just like other interest groups present theirs. Women have numerous issues they grapple everyday with- safety while commuting to work and back, public toilets, streetlights, financing of education for women from poor families, better healthcare facilities, rape crisis centers for rape survivors, laws that protect women and girls from discrimination and sexual violence, criminalization of marital rape etc. Societies where there is adequate attention to women and their needs, in society, are developed and have better economies and living standards too.
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Women Representation in Lok Sabha ◇
1. In our country from the every beginning women have insufficient representation in politics and political affairs.
2. Many countries of world made efforts to increase the representation of women's in politics and political institution.
3. From this perspective changes are also taking place in India.
4. The 73rd and 74th amendment reserved 33% of seeds for women in local self governing institution.
5. This percentage has been raised to 50% in many states including Maharashtra.
6. A National Commission for Women has been established. similarly Commission also exist at the state level .
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