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his is part of the Election Commission’s larger attempt to make the entire voting process more accessible for those with physical disabilities.

Freedom fighter, avid reformer and one of India's finest women parliamentarians, Subhadra Joshi was the indomitable force behind many landmark legislations!

Instead of succumbing to immense pressure from his ministers and media, he used the occasion to open a new chapter in India’s history.

Did you know he once scolded MPs that their unruly behaviour in the Parliament was a sheer waste of public money?

The Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Bill, proposes to increase the fines for drunk driving, overspeeding and other traffic offences, thus making India's roads safer.

An estimated 1.1 million to 1.8 million women could lose their jobs, according to one survey. What solutions would you propose?

The Rajya Sabha Chairman announced that members will be able to speak in any of the 22 scheduled languages, as speaking in their own mother tongues is most comfortable for all.

The theory asks for all elections to take place on the same day every five years. Reformers and reports backing this theory suggest that by doing so, we would be able to save costs, resources and time.

The current Lok Sabha session saw the introduction of many private member bills. Rakesh Dubbudu has a compilation of some of the interesting ones.

The Bill seeks to protect the rights of those with mental illnesses. Here's how.