Comments on: POLITICAL RESERVATIONS FOR WOMEN : WHY AND HOW -Prof.K.Nageshwar

By: garima

garima — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 08:03:37 +0000

Let us all encourage women and empower them to stand up against all the attrocities of the society. Women empowerment is also a part of Millenium Development Goals….

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By: prem kumar

prem kumar — Sun, 09 May 2010 11:27:11 +0000

hi i want to share some thing about woman reservation bill 2010 my idea we should not agree with reservation on caste system because the quality people will lose there chance and this is a tool for parties to getting vote

By: virata

virata — Tue, 04 May 2010 11:43:06 +0000

Apex legislature of loksabha which is the supreme law making body ,a fora for discussion of foreign,defence,fiscal, monetarypolicy and other major policy affecting the future of India an the world SHOULD NEVER B RESERVED.WOMEN RELATED ISSUES OR DEVELOPMENT RELATED ISSUES ARE MOSTLY IN STATE LIST SO AFTER PANCHAYATI RAJ RESESRVATION B MADE IN STAT LEGISLATURE AS LOGICAL AND EVOLUTIONARy step. The level of thinking of contributing professors needss improvement if v dream to b a superpower,these profs will not b ashamed of asking reseervations at UN,G8

By: Naresh Bundel

Naresh Bundel — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 17:17:51 +0000

Sir I agree that bill should be passed, but then there are few points I want to discuss :

1. Given the reservation ,we also want that politics should not merely get confined to politics but politics for development. Who will enthuse this among women parliamentarians ?

2. What about our political parties which do not have any internal democracy. Even if women MP/MLA want to raise any issue concerning development will they cross over the individual party barriers ?

3. There has been no substantial difference in socio-economic condition of women when Vasundhra Raje, Rabri Devi, Jaylalita were CMs. Real question is don’t we have to train womens for politics of development ?

4. As concerned citizen we need to Address who will change the Attitude of domination of men ? If law is not way for this then what are other ways ?
Attitudinal change is crux for gender equality.

Inspite of every thing bill deserve to be passed because it would be another beginning and everybody should know that it would not be end !!!

By: Vijay

Vijay — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 14:32:38 +0000

This bill is approved without any discussion in Rajyasabha. How can you support that practice. If govt wants a bill to be approved then it will do it in whatever way, if they do not want then they want to put it in discussion and wants a consensus. What kind of mockery they are doing to democracy and all the newspapers are going ga-ga over this. No one has pointed out the flaws in the bill. The major flaw in the bill is rotation. If an elected representative knows, he/she cant contest in next elections, they will go on foreign trips, they do not care their constituancies. Whats happening?? Why isnt there any sincere discussion in INDIA??? They passed a bill that has serious flaws in it and everyone is celebrating… SHAME ON YOU..

By: A.Raghunatha Reddy

A.Raghunatha Reddy — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 17:50:12 +0000

The article states that only 8% of the Indian legislature–are women. This is very disproportionate and subversive of spirit of democracy. So as a first step, 33% reservation to women has to be taken up. The political system dominated by men folk has not created any wonders so far in Independent India. So nobody needs to worry if something goes wrong if women do not prove their mettle in the initial stages. Even this argument doesn’t stand scrutiny because women are better organizers and less corrupt.