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The Maharani or ‘Rajmata,’ as she came to be known, would go on to use her education and privilege to bring about a change in the system.

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

Passed unanimously by the Upper House, the anti-graft bill spells bad news for both bribe takers and bribe givers!

Commencing today, this the first time in 15 years that a no-confidence motion against the government has been moved and accepted in Lok Sabha.

1 million youth. 3000 kms of Indian roads. 100 days of democracy. And 1 powerful youth manifesto for Andhra Pradesh.

While pitching for stronger laws to curb match fixing and cheating, the panel calls for overturning India's historically stringent law. Interestingly, one member has made a dissenting note!

Gender parity aside, a recent UN study found that assembly constituencies led by women showed significantly greater economic development

The bill was drafted by a four-member committee headed by the Niti Aayog vice-chairman and aims to reform the medical education sector, which has been under scrutiny for corruption and unethical practices.

Despite the existence of biannual parliamentary sessions where numerous bills are introduced per sitting, so far only 14 private member bills have been passed by the parliament since independence.

The Parliament has passed a bill to repeal 245 old-fashioned laws that are of no relevance in current times.