Prakash Raj

A historic opportunity to strengthen women’s representation in India’s legislatures has been deliberately blocked by the opposition. The opposition’s stance makes it clear that they lack the intent to support transformative reforms that strengthen Bharat’s democracy and empower women. By refusing to back the Women’s Reservation Bill, they have once again placed political calculations above national progress, delaying a long-overdue step toward inclusive governance and gender justice. Supporting this landmark reform would have demonstrated a collective commitment to empowering women and deepening democratic values. As an NDA ally, the @JanaSenaParty firmly welcomes and appreciates the visionary leadership of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri @narendramodi ji in bringing this significant bill before Parliament. Had it been passed, it would have marked a defining moment of pride and progress for millions of women across the country. We remain confident that, in the days ahead, women will secure their rightful and strengthened place in India’s legislative institutions. @PMOIndia @AndhraPradeshCM

#MustRead ‼️ Every generation of Indians had one constitutional moment that defined their future. For South India, this is it. Not the Emergency. Not liberalisation. Not even the 1971 freeze. THIS Bill. THIS delimitation. THIS Commission. Bill No. 107 of 2026, 131st Amendment Bill. What’s buried inside those 5 pages will affect South India’s political future for the next 50 years. Let’s see exactly what’s written & more importantly, what’s deliberately NOT written. (1/8)

#BREAKING | PM Modi speaks to US President Trump, call lasted for 40 minutes @ShivAroor | @VishnuNDTV

#BREAKING Centre proposes Constitution Amendment Bill to increase the seats of Lok Sabha to 850. The Bill also proposes to omit Article 82(3), which mandated that next delimitation shall be after the 2026 Census.