Pros & Cons of Women’s Reservation Law | Madhu Purnima Kishwar | #sangamtalks
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About the Talk: Madhu Kishwar
About the Talk:
Madhu Kishwar believes there has been no dialogue with those who've had reservations about the bill.
"Enhanced participation of women in politics must be seen as part of a far-reaching package of electoral reforms," she says. Party high commands tend to auction tickets or distribute them as patronage to chosen sycophants; grassroots workers have no choice in who's to represent them. "In this scenario, it's inevitable the women's quota will be cornered by the biwi-beti brigade." The lottery system of reserved seats will uproot both men and women from their constituencies which they may have worked hard to build. It will ghettoise women's politics as women will forever be pitted against each other.
Madhu Kishwar exploring the pros and cons of the recently passed Women's Reservation Bill 2023 (128th Constitutional Amendment Bill) or Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam) recently passed in the Lok Sabha (LS) and the Rajya Sabha (RS).
About the Speaker:
Prof Madhu Purnima Kishwar is an Indian academic, author and a commentator. She is currently employed as a chair Professor in the Indian Council of Social Science Research. Madhu Kishwar is the Founder-Editor of the journal Manushi.
Topics Covered:
00:00 Power Statement
01:05 History of women’s reservation bill
07:50 Influence of western donor agencies on the bill
10:30 How was the reservation bill initiated?
16:31 Representation of women in other countries
22:04 Are countries with higher percentage of women in power safer?
24:10 Indian Experience v/s Western Democracies
27:10 Women leaders of India's freedom struggle
35:41 Deterioration of women leadership post independence
46:40 Why women do not participate in party politics
55:50 Co-relation between education & women representation
1:00:38 Criticism about the bill
1:18:50 Alternate bill's provisions
1:23:00 Advantages of the alternative bill
1:26:50 Are present day politicians really empowered?
1:27:30 Conclusion
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Madhu Kishwar believes there has been no dialogue with those who've had reservations about the bill.
"Enhanced participation of women in politics must be seen as part of a far-reaching package of electoral reforms," she says. Party high commands tend to auction tickets or distribute them as patronage to chosen sycophants; grassroots workers have no choice in who's to represent them. "In this scenario, it's inevitable the women's quota will be cornered by the biwi-beti brigade." The lottery system of reserved seats will uproot both men and women from their constituencies which they may have worked hard to build. It will ghettoise women's politics as women will forever be pitted against each other.
Madhu Kishwar exploring the pros and cons of the recently passed Women's Reservation Bill 2023 (128th Constitutional Amendment Bill) or Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam) recently passed in the Lok Sabha (LS) and the Rajya Sabha (RS).
About the Speaker:
Prof Madhu Purnima Kishwar is an Indian academic, author and a commentator. She is currently employed as a chair Professor in the Indian Council of Social Science Research. Madhu Kishwar is the Founder-Editor of the journal Manushi.
Topics Covered:
00:00 Power Statement
01:05 History of women’s reservation bill
07:50 Influence of western donor agencies on the bill
10:30 How was the reservation bill initiated?
16:31 Representation of women in other countries
22:04 Are countries with higher percentage of women in power safer?
24:10 Indian Experience v/s Western Democracies
27:10 Women leaders of India's freedom struggle
35:41 Deterioration of women leadership post independence
46:40 Why women do not participate in party politics
55:50 Co-relation between education & women representation
1:00:38 Criticism about the bill
1:18:50 Alternate bill's provisions
1:23:00 Advantages of the alternative bill
1:26:50 Are present day politicians really empowered?
1:27:30 Conclusion
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