Question

write a short note on the topic reservation for women in Parliament, help in upliftment of women in India

Answer 1

Women's Reservation Bill is a good idea to have more women MPs in Parliament and more women MLAs in our state Assemblies. I am fully agreeing with the opinion that women should take part actively in the politics. But according to me reservations is not the right way to bring about this outcome. 

I am not against the Women's Reservation Bill but I do not support the idea of reservation Policy not in this case but in all the matters. Reservations of any type are undesirable.

Today we need really some young leaders in our politics which have fresh approach and view towards the problems prevailing in our country especially related to the women’s. After the successful Implementation of this Bill number of women MPs and MLAs will increase surely but it is not guaranteed that we got suitable candidates. 

Merits of Women's Reservation Bill
1. It will increase the number of women members in Parliament and state assemblies.
2. Issue related to the women’s will get much more priority in the Parliament and can be resolve easily.
3. The abusive and bad atmosphere of the Parliament and state assemblies can become better.

Demerits of Women's Reservation Bill
1. This Bill takes away the democratic right of 33% of the electorate to elect their representatives as after the implementation of bill it became compulsory to fill the reserved seats for women.
2. This law is raising questions on the abilities of women and perpetuates gender discrimination. 
3. It is not guaranteed that benefits are received by the socially backward and underprivileged women, who really need them. 
4. Many MLAs and MPs who are already having seats in Parliament and state assemblies will try to bring their own wife’s and other relatives to fulfill the seats.

Answer 2

Answer:

Inequality in India has been a major issue since times immemorial. To deal with this problem, seats are reserved for women in government. If "representation of women" in parliament is considered, India comes in the bottom 20. If the "Women's Reservation Bill" or "The Constitution (108th Amendment) Bill", 2008, is passed then it will empower women and lead to social upliftment. It will also help to address several issues related to females which haven’t been addressed till now. Females all over the country will be benefited by this bill if passed as this will help them deal with discrimination, other ill practices and abuses.